tolbert tried to break that fight up but was shot by other police officers. so today in honor of him, the 600th block of wildwood parkway at ed monessen avenue will be renamed to william tolbert way. >>> new details in the perry hit and run that happened. baltimore place say they found the car involved that killed beverly moore. police were going over to the car, searching for evidence just last night. no arrests have been made just yet. moore was hit and killed crossing seven courts lane about a week and a half ago. >>> four people now in custody this morning charged with killing a young man outside of town center back in december. rodney pritchett was in front of the nordstrom's department store just before christmas. police say the gunman is 19- year-old tyrone brown and three other suspects, frank williams, janel brandon and william ward. police say all the suspects and the victim knew each other. the hundreds of security cameras in the mall helped police, they say that was essential in solving this case. >> they've had to look at this footage, evaluate i

tal better county move -- tolbert county moving east. policies of the rest of the evening we'll look for that rain to push off to the east. tomorrow sunshine back in the low 50s a great look friday to kick off the weekend, saturday not bad but there are some wild card factors in our sunday forecast. we talk about throws coming up. >>> now to our developing story. a pair of women in baltimore had gone to druid hill for a day of play. now they're planning a funeral after an officer shot and killed their dog. >> reporter: they had come to druid hill to play with their dogs when a bullmastiff scampered over the hill. >> when he ran down, i started walking up and i heard pow. once i got to the top i heard pow and saw him laying to the ground and him walking away. >> reporter: a k9 officer killed the dog with a single shot to the head. while they said their dog only left their sight for a few seconds in his report the officer claim the dog ran up on him showing agrease. the man walking his dog said he held his dog back with one hand, dodging t

what rain we do have, tal better county through -- tolbert county, a little bit of rain through queennne's' county as well. i want to take you further north. you can see light rain in cecil county up through the elkton area. the heaviest of the rain appearing to be past. about a third to an inch of rain. right now clouds in baltimore, 45. rain coming to an end. humidity is high, 90%. as we look at some of the networks here on our abc2 weather bug cameras, rain was the story on the severn. sailors stale still get -- still getting out. kent island tough to see. towson, we do have a camera for you but rain in towson, too. mid-40s across the state. tonight we'll drop into the upper 30s. that's going to feel damp, moist and wet four the -- for the evening. that will progressively be tapering off. to the west a jet stream energy over the state. not producing much in the way of active weather. nice cool and dry weather set to invade plate tonight and into the delay tomorrow. we'll warm things back up. watching our developing storm for sunday. the potential. it's stuff to say. computer models

gwen tolbert in the weather center, what is the latest? >> one thing, maureen, the computer models are not quite coming together on the consensus. there is a look at viper for you. we don't have a whole lot going on. to the south, you saw all that moisture and that is what is heading our way with that system. we have a few clouds right now. not a whole lot happening. the clouds will increase oath course of the night. where you saw that moisture to the south, that is what we are waiting for. just how close the system comes to us will determine what we're going to get in terms of snowfall. that is a very key factor. right now, however, there is winter storm warnings for areas of the west, southeastern virginia, shenandoah valley. that from midnight until monday a.m. then there is a storm watch, area shaded in blue which does not include the district. that's in effect all day sunday. we are watching it closely. i'll have a few more details when i come upstairs to let you know exactly what. we have not been able to pinpoint it so far. >> you c

. >> i'm maureen umeh and let's get to gwen tolbert with the update. >> reporter: many of our areas closer to d.c. metro region didn't get a lot of snow. we got a little bit of accumulation, especially north and west of the city and in the district, just a trace, actually. but, our areas across the mountains did get a lot. can you see the flurries that came down here. this is outside of our studios on harrison street this afternoon. this is when the front started to push through. just a burst of snow flurries that started pushing its way across the area with some winds that picked up as well. none of this stuck around and really melted fairly quickly. and that kind of got out of the way. it was like being in a snow globe for a few minutes, pretty much everywhere and let's take a look new to some maps. not a lot is happening right now. the front is start -- starting to push across the area and that will move out tonight. we have a few lingering flurries, areas across the south and moving across the areas of the northeast as well and some things are improving in terms of the snow and go to t

helm after after this year he's basically posed to become a chair general party secretary you know tolbert these here and there are becoming china's future president and secondly he wants to give us a sneak preview of if he wants to basically show himself a little introduce himself to the u.s. now there's a very little information on what he was what he's really worldview what he's world views are so i believe there will be tension there but most of all it will be very important how do you generations of leaders especially in the china will be able to manage the own domestic problems and how they will be able to communicate with the americans and vice versa. but the chinese vice president's visit is being used by u.s. activists in washington to try and further the cause of sanctions on iran a group of former national security advisers have urged him to support the western embargo on iran's oil exports which china is now the biggest buyer meanwhile russia's military has made its own assessment of iran's near future artie's peter oliver explains. i'm nichelle i'm account of the chief of the

glen tolbert is in the fox 5 weather center. glen, i can't tell you how many conversations we've had on the set here about what an easy winter we've had. now the possibility of snow's popped up. >> i know. we've been totally spoiled in winter, will. the snow situation for us will be very much a far cry from what's happening in colorado and the upper midwest right now. let's look at our satellite radar composite and show you what's ham. here -- what's happening. here you see three distinct lines, a rain line, a pink mix line and a snow line. and this is where we're seeing the precipitation moving its way through and across our area. now, a lot of this is really still in the upper atmosphere. a lot of it is just very light. and that's what we're talking about. they've gotten 1 and a half inches already in allegheny county, but elsewhere, maybe a half inch like through frederick, maryland, northern baltimore, especially on unpaved roads, bridges, overpasses and grassy surfaces. as far as the d.c. metro area is concerned, we'll see

gwen tolbert is in the weather center with the latest. >> reporter: the winds are strong today, maureen. you're right and i am sure that everyone was affected by them one way or other. let's look at the peak wind gusts we had at our airports. 44 miles an hour wind gusts at national; 46 at baltimore. thurgood marshal airport and 48 at dulles. unbelievable and we have some numbers in our neighborhood that we will show you later on. the winds are up there and sustained from 16 to 28 miles an hour and, currently, they're still gusting strong. look at these numbers. from 24 to 39 miles an hour. there was a wind advisory in effect. it's slated to expire at 6:00, so i'm going check the updates as soon as we finish to see if that advisory has been extended at all. the winds are expected to improve into the evening and the course of tonight. temperaturewise today, we are actually from about 35 to 42 degrees and it was cooler earlier but i think the winds made it feel cooler. it was a brisk northwesterly wind flow that we had, and that made a difference. the overnight low, 31 and a nice forecast

. >>> now to gwen tolbert. >> we will get a break melanie thank goodness.rs crossed on everything. let's begin with radar. this is the system here that will bring all the precipitation as it moves this way through the good news on the northern edge of it we will get not very much in terms of the dc metro area. now to our weather maps, we have warnings and some advisories to talk about, we go to max 2 we will show you, winter storm warning effect, roanoke, baek lee shenandoah, winter weather advisory charlottesville, richmond, i-5 corridor, so we are getting a break-in terms of our particular area, here is a look at future cast, if you look at this, this particular model doesn't bring precipitation as far north as dc but there are a couple of the other models that do bring it closer, so based on that, we are going to anticipate that dc metro could see any where from a dusting to maybe half an inch of snowfall only but different story for the warning area and advisory areas i just showed you, we are talking 5 to 8, 3 to 5 and 1 to 3 inches we are once again d

. >> gwen tolbert i prefer it warmer but can't have everything. >> temperature wise we are where we shoulden spoiled by the mild conditions for all these people who wanted that little bit of snow well, we kind of delivered that for some of our neighbourhoods, we will have a bit more to talk about and details coming up in just a little bit. pgh >>> >> off the wall is up next we are talking super bowl. >> we are where is your tie by the way. >> patriots, who you got we will tell you our picks when we come back. get a tie 3q at lysol, we discovered a problem. the more products we touch around the sink, the more dirt can spread around the kitchen, and the more germs we can spread on our hands. that's why we created the lysol no-touch kitchen system. one no-touch solution for sparkling dishes, plus clean surfaces, plus healthy hands. because our mission is a healthy home made simple. lysol. mission for health. those spots are actually leftover food and detergent residue that can redeposit on your dishware during the rinse cycle. gross. jet-dry rinse agent helps wash them away so the only thing

let's get the latest from gwen tolbert. hi, gwen. >> reporter: hi, another example of how spoiled we have been this season. the winds whipped up a chilly day and making it feel cooler than it was. the winds were strong. let's look at the numbers. 44 miles an hour peak wind gusts at national airport today. we had 46 at bwi thurgood marshal airport and 48 at dulles. unbelievable. and some neighborhoods saw the winds. i know the problems it created for many people, driving on the roads, power lines, trees, and everything. the winds are starting to calm down, which is great. they're currently sustained anywhere from about 3 to 20 miles per hour overall in our neighborhoods and key have gusts out there. 25 at baltimore; 26, national airport and the temperatures now not bad into the 30s. tonight, it will be chilly and tomorrow, things will start to change. i will have the details and what you can expect, an update on how long the windy weather is going to stick around later. back to you. >> thank you, gwen. >>> two firefighters a

. >> we want to talk about what is going on with our weather, we are first going to turn to gwen tolbertcenter down stairs because tucker is out. we will talk with tucker in a bit. gwen. >> good morning take a look at radar tony and alison you can see we have some showers continuing to move through across the area and some pockets of heavy rainfall as well and you take a look down