nicole mighten door hasn't been' seen for almost a week now tom fitzgerald starts off tonight sa withthe emotional appeal frompa her husband. >>reporter: this is where nicole mighten door worked andan it's where her husband came today to put out an emotional appeal to this community. throughout that message he fought back tears thank peoplepe in this community and askingski them for tips sending out a message to his wife praying for her safe return.he as i close i have a message tose my wife, sweetheart, i love you. i am praying for you. i'm not sure where you are, but, know we are all looking for you. and i look forward to your safe return. tomorrow will be one week sincec nicole mighten door's familyfami last heard from herein side this fire station you will notice nicole's gear is still where shr left it.t. on saturday her hour and a half away at the shenandoah national park muchuch that is where virginia stateirgi police are still searching tonight. fairfax county fire chief called for a silent prayer for nicole's safe return today as he wasas surrounded by mighten door's co-worke

a big honor him in maryland. >> we want to move back out now to tom fitzgerald. he is live at the state house with the latest on that law death. >> reporter: back with you now. the deal is this. they have been negotiating all day long. noah's law was passed in the house and passed in the senate but these were two different versions of this bill and that has been the hangup. what we've been told is negotiators reached a deal. who has been here every single moment in every single hearing? that would have been the father of officer noah leotta. his father told us today that he is gratified it's moving forward but it does not replace the loss in his family. >> this can't fill the devastation of the hole in my heart. it can't fill what i'm missing for the rest of my life. but it can give me some solace that his vain. >> reporter: now here in maryland, breathalyzer ignition locks are only required if you blow a .15. the legal limit is .08. this law woman date you would have to put a breath lieser on your car and it would not start if you are drunk. this still allows pe

fox5's tom fitzgerald haseral h the story live from the friendship heights metroip station. m. >> reporter: good evening, tony. you could call this a full court press but metro isetro i calling this the surge.heurge now keep in mind justus yesterday morning here at the friendship heights metrosh station there was another one of these smoke incidents. iipwamo can tell you from persol experience i was in thatce was tunnel, people were getting geti out because it was just too tough to breathe down there. b the reason for this workre tonight is these water incursions.rsio they are water leaks,ea thousands, yes, we know butes k all of this water that has tt ha been drifting into these into ts stations in upper northwest and bethesda is causing causi serious problems with theprobmsw electrical system and the the rails in these stations, sotions much so metro officials saidials today that if they don't take t care of this now and right now, this could get a whole w lot worse before it could get g now, take a look at this video o that we shot earlier today in ty the bethesda metro st

tom fitzgerald had a front row seat for those arguments and joins us from the u.s. supreme court. tom? >> reporter: good evening, sarah. it was not hard to miss these justices sent signal today that bob mcdonnell may be very well way on his way to having his corruption conviction overturned. you remember back in 2014 he was found guilty in a federal trial in richmond. but today these justices express serious concern that the federal prosecutors may have even exceeded their power in charging mcdonnell with a crime in the first place. think back to that trial back in 2014, both bob and his wife maureen were convicked of taking hundreds of thousands of dollars in luckstory gifts in exchange, prosecutors said, that mcdonnell let the governor's office to be used to promote his nutritional supplement company. the justices here today, they with they suggested that prosecutors corruption charges were too broad. several questions letting a meeting occur or hosting a party actually constituted an official act by a governor. in particular the justice was very vocal on this today. he said if m

tom fitzgerald. >> reporter: history off the top.ack in 1700, the writer jonathan swift came up with a sati satire -- satirical antiinflammatory called a modern proposal. one of the things that was a wild suggestion that was to solve poverty you would sell off your children to the rich english people of the time. fast forward to 2016 here an ap english class assigned a to write their own modest proposals. one of those students decided to take on race relations and what he wrote was a way to ease minority strife would be a way to get rid of minority people. nobody is laughing. >> a huge impact towards everybody. i'm honestly hurt by it. >> crazy. everybody is taking it hard. the essay should have been taken a different way. >> reporter: a way to eliminate racial strife would be to eliminate african-americans. the suggestion was corralling them in the desert and using a nuclear missile to wipe them out. anne arundel county school officials brought extra staff to hold forums and conversations with students about the fallout from all of

tom fitzgerald is live at friendship station. i know you spoke with people on the train and the metro gm today. so what happened? >> reporter: laura, it's like this. you talk to these passengers who were on this train and they'll tell you flat out. this was not only scary because there was an insulatetor fire going on in the tunnel, this they will tell you was scary because in case after case we have been told by passengers that employees here at metro were acting, in the passengers' words, panicky and not giving clear information about what to do and where to go. talk to chuck holmes. he was one of the very first people on the first car of the train that was evacuated. smoke, he saw what he believes to be flames. but when he asked the operator of the train what to do, you'll hear in chuck's own words, the operator would not answer his questions. >> i and some other passengers directly asked him why, what's going on and he wouldn't answer. in fact he wouldn't even make eye contact. he seemed very nervous. >> reporter: in fact, an

. >> i'm tom fitzgerald. >> great to have you back. >> i missed you. >> no, you did not. >> i did. >> we missed. >> you i had cocktails for both of you. >> she just got back from vacation. thanks, annie. >> aim caitlin roth, welcome to "fox news" on this sunday morning and what a beautiful day it we love you so much. >> oh, my gosh finally this night waerps is here and yesterday was gorgeous as we take a live view outside this is -- you know this area annie. >> yes. >> this is a gorgeous shot makes me want to be on a boat this weekend. anyone boating on the chesapeake and local rivers it will be nice and warm enough to get out there today and that's pretty inspiring looking at all that beautiful water and blue sky behind. it let's look at temperatures first. like the past couple mornings it is cool off towards the west 39 dulles and 39 bwi marshall and that crisp feeling in the air will be short lived as we move fast sunrise. 48 at reagan national we still see pockets of 30s, 34 culpeper and 39 mannasas and 39 gaithersburg and 39 annapolis and 36 leonardtown and beautiful spring after

tom fitzgerald is live at montgomery county police headquarters with more. >> reporter: here's what's going on. montgomery county police have sent out a warning about this. here's what's going on. hackers are sending out these e-mails pretending to be lament officials. what they will tell you is you have received a speed camera violation. all you need to do to clear all of this up is click on the link in the e-mail. it turns out that is the last thing you should do. montgomery county police are sending out this warning saying this is a fake, folks, and for starters they never send out the internet. >> the montgomery county police department does not issue automatic matded speed citations via e-mail. if you do receive any correspondence from the montgomery county police department or someone stating they represent the police department, you can always call us. >> reporter: if you think you've heard more about this lately, well you have. this latest cyber attack warnings on the heels of two high profile incidents. first there was the high times cafe. they were hit with a ransomware. tha

live at ice headquarters in southwest tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. >>> there has been alk about phentinol, the recent deadly overdoses across the country. in fact, lowden county reporting four deaths connected to fentanyl in just the last month, and the opiat suspect in the ten deadly overdoses in sacramento in recent weeks. >> yes, the problem is so bad the dea issued nationwide alert. the agency invited laura evans into their federal lab to show her what they are dealing, with and also told us since last summer had a pot problem in d.c., and how they investigate this epp death i can. >> it is terrifying, definately makes you pause, and make you're taking appropriate precautions to protect yourself. >> emily is a forensic chemist at the dea special testing and research lab in sterling, virginia, it is her job to identify new drugs off the street. the one she sees most often lately, phentinol. fifty times more powerful than heroin, and cheaper to make. >> there are 2 milligrams of fentanyl hype dough chlori lethal dose. so that's enough material to kill most people. >> c

tom fitzgerald is life with the latest. to >>reporter: good evening,veni sarah.this is the fire station that nicole mighten door worked outwo and this is where her husband seven came today to give an emotional gut wrenching plea ton the community to help find his wife. we want to prepare you. what you are about to hear isis raw. it is emotion l al.l. it's hard to much what.to m it gives you an idea that theha frustration this family hasas faced as they go day-to-day witt no clue of their loved one and right now questions about whereo she is and what end that. as i close, i have a message to my wife, sweetheart, i love you. i am praying for you. i'm not sure where you are, but no we are all looking for you. and i look forward to your safee return. tomorrow will be one week nicole's family last heard fromm her. inside this fire will see nicole's gear. it sits there right where shewhr left it. on saturday her car was foundas about an hour and a halfway from here. that is where tonight virginia state police are still conduct their search. fairfax county fire chief ca

we're live in fairfax countyy tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. l right, tom, thank you. >> taking it outside now andside another beautiful day. a little cloudier than it waslo yesterday and a littleer windier.ie you can see that flag blowinglag in the wind there on top ofiner the white house.ou and all the guards on top ofon o the white house as wellwhite usw guarding the president.uaing >> yeah. >> let's check in with sue palka now get the latest onh lat the weather out there whichhe w has been another gorgeous day.ro rinse and repeat.ri let's keep doing it.nss ke >> you got that right.t >> although anything. we're still sneezing with thel w pollen. >> in a couple of spots we're beginning to rinse because a little bit of shower activity o is showing up.f showip. we'll talk about chances forncef rain. i had a wonderful day visiting t the seneca academy in darnestown with mrs. mcgonigle's fourth grade class.as the kids are discovering natural disasters. disas they were very interested ineren everything includingludi volcanoes. we had a wonderful ti

joining me now, chrrisihris sizd erin guerin and tom fitzgerald. cause you have written on the front page of the enquirer today of the weakness of the front-runners especially let's talk about hillary clinton coming into pennsylvania, a state that's always loved her and she has a real challenge here. >> she does have a challenge. i think she's still favored for a variety of reasons. >> right. >> but she's clearly underwater. she's not trusted. or particularly liked. if trump goes on to get the republican nomination, and she closes it out and looks like she is going to do, it would be an interesting contest, like whom do you like the least? >> whom do you dislike the least. >> yeah. >> we have double negatives in there. >> a lot of double negatives going on. >> never had front-runners for the nomination this unpopular and ann, you have spent time on the road with me, covering hillary clinton. she was in new york, a must win but it was such a big win for her over bernie sanders. and now you have duelling arguments. on the it down. you first. i don't s

g tom fitzgerald once againce aga invited wiedefeld to come on to our air. our air take a listen.is >> reporter: mr. wiedefelddefeld you've got really high marks him from your i was on the platform with the p yesterday as we were gettinget out of the friendship heightshis station where the smoken incident occurred. they all like you and theywhu an like what you've been saying. mr. evans just talked about a some fun facts about metro and o i don't know whether or not you're aware of it but there's a fun bunch of people who are on the air every morning atng fox5 with the good dayood d decembed.c.show and they would t have you as a guest the i as would like to know are youo kno aware of their efforts to haveoa you join them and would yound wy like to spend some time with ti the good d.c. people. people. >> i believe i met with themm before and i have spoken to ske you twice this week.s wee >> reporter: you speak to me t m all the time.l th >> but no, yeah, of course, crs yeah -- i mean, i don't't know -- it is a board day.oa d there's a lot going on. on. today'

fox5's tom fitzgerald iserd live at reagan national withio more.: good evening.ter: the issue here surroundsounds something called next gen, the faa flight traffic controlffic l system put here in place at reagan two years ago.rs a it's supposed to be better bettr because of instead of grounde of radar it relies on gps gps satellites.satellites in creating that system they syy have also created whathat residents will tell you is a nonstop noise problem.. now, in fairfax county, cy, neighborhoods along thehoods g potomac river near mountr mo vernon will tell you they haveoy noticed a dramatic increase inn the amount of airline noiselinee since next gen air traffic t control went into place here in 2014. the metropolitan washington airports authority, they tellut us they are aware of thesef complaints and the changes are sending more planes out overo the that means neighborhoods like mount vernon are likely seeingye this increase in noise because c of that air traffic. that traf the fairfax county board of supervisors, they're weighings, in on this a

fox5's tom fitzgerald joinsaloi us now with thought this was a done deal. d what happened? hpened?er: yeah, it's ate yea good question and here's thee'se deal. this is a lot like one of those old term papers had you to do. you knew it was due but maybe bm you waited until the last the ls minute to turn it in.n. the question is this. t did the national park serviceer drag its feet to the point t poi where it could miss out on an opportunity tonight to secure a big chunk of the quarter qer billion dollar price tag to repair the crumbling memorialngr bridge.idge. why is it crumbling? take amb? look for yourself.ourself. rewind back to june. j that is when fox5 secured a a look inside this bridge and a what we showed you was anyas other pretty.hepretty inside an alarming amount of rusted out steel beams, holesmse in those girders.de in some they were 2 feet long. now, park service director dec john jarvis was here at this ths spot last spring sounding thendh alarm that unless repairs wererr made on this could be closed to carsars because it would be too be to dangerous to carry the loa

tom fitzgerald, fox 5 local news. >> metro service is back to normal following a fire on the tracks. it happened during the morning rush at the roos lynn station. an insulatetor caused a small fire. >> hundreds of protesters rallied outside the supreme court today in support of president obama's immigration actions. the high court is hearing challenges to the executive action. 26 states up against the immigration reforms. >> they're dreamers and college students. they are the next generation of americans who are going to make this country strong and proud around the world. >> he said i'm not the king, this is a democracy, we have a process for this. and the day he came out with this executive action, he said i just changed the law. >> the high court appears divided with chief justice roberts emerging as a potential swing vote. >> it was supposed to be a simple procedure but one man woke up from dental surgery to find all of his teeth had been removed. straight ahead at 6:00, you probably know why he's suing. we'll have more of his horrifying story coming up. >> and thousands of runne

tom fitzgerald, fox 5 local news. >> you've got to have a sense of humor. >> yeah. it's funny. >>> president obama is about to do something he has not done in more than seven years. >> so for the first time since he was elected, he will be appearing on fox news sunday. host chris wallace will interview the president on a wide range of topics. he has appeared on fox news sunday one time before and that as when he was a senator back in 2008. the interview will air on fox stations this coming sunday. >> i had no that long. look at what's behind us, laura? >> it's coming through. it's quite a mess. what have we got going on? >> that is not current weather. that's future weather. >> you scared me. >> i had a feeling you might find that misleading. the good news is we're not going to have a freeze warning tonight because this will be coming through and that will help to warm us up but we have to allow for extra time for the morning commute. but it will be nice not to have that super cold morning. these were the previous records, they're really cold, 26 in reagan back in 1

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tom fitzgerald, fox 5 local news. >> the former fairfax county police officer who fatally shot a man as he was standing unarmed in the doorway of his home has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. adam torres was supposed to go august 2013 killing but he agreed to a last-minute deal that could have him out of jail by june. paul wagner joins us live from the courthouse in fairfax with the story on this. what's going on here? >> reporter: hi, laura. john geere's mother was very much against this deal telling the prosecutor she wanted a conviction and a life sentence. he told reporters today he had to weigh many factors including the fact that the family did not want to put his daughter on the stand a a conviction was no sure thing. adam torres stood in court today and in a quiet voice said i am truly sorry for my actions. i am heartbroken for mr. geere's children. there are no words i can adequately say that can suppress my remorse. with that it was over. there will be no trial unless the judge rejects the case of one year in jail. adam was facing a murder charge wle the deal cam

tom fitzgerald, fox5 news. > to the district where d.c. police took two people into custody this afternoon callingng them person's of interest in a morning stabbing near several d.c. schools in the petworth area. this comes just one day after a wilson high school student was t stabbed in a robbery attempt and another wilson student was robbed near school last week. matt ackland is in where the police tracked down a person's of interest just afew u blocks away from the stabbing scene.sc matt, what happened.matt >>reporter: d.c. police had.c. this area blocked off for several hours today after witnesses say they saw two young men trying to jump a fence and then they hid somewhere close to these houses. after we waited here for a whill then police were trying to bring two young men out. after a stabbing took place in northwest we noticed a group of high scullers at roosevelt highv l zoo. then they started rushing to their cars. we followed them to this spot t not far away where policeolic shotted commands at the two young men.en. i scene two

fox5's tom fitzgerald has the story. >>reporter: this is a disturbing case.ase.n court tuesday the prosecutor had to take a deep breath whiler she was reading out the longlong list of injuries suffered by six-month old milli legal seen.g in court the prosecutors saidhep there were too am to list. the suspect in this case tonight is facing 95 years in prison if convicted. a medical examiner's report said these injuries are kia different band is now charged with second degree child abuse. he owns the daycare center out of his home in rockville.ille six month old was in his care last tuesday. that's when they were called to the shady grove hospital for ail report of an unresponsive infant. police say different band told investigators that she began choking after drinking milk, became unresponsive and then turned blue before he performed cpr. she was transported to children's hospital where sheer died two days later. but instead of choking, a d.c.'. medical examiner's office report said the baby suffered repeated injuries. they include hemorrhages, broken legs, bruis

liver at the rockville station tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. >> so, fits, so many people are concerned about this issue. how soon could we learn what the plan is to fix this backlog? >> we had an opportunity to speak with the general manager, lawyer, a after this session concluded today. he says he's working on a plan, he will have that out within a couple of weeks, as far as what form that will take, whether it will be a speech, whether it wil b some type after dress, other for up the, they haven't decide that yet right now. but they are putting together exactly what needs to be done, and when priority needs to be taken care of. >> all right, it is a relief to hear him say six months close something not -- >> at the same time, whatever we need to do to get it working. so thanks so much, appreciate it. >> did you see the gloves on fits? >> yes, i did. >> and the warm coat? >> and the 45 degrees it says on our tv screen right now? >> it is awful out there. sue palka, what's going on? this is not spring like. >> this is so crazy. did you know we also had some report of snow

we have from pennsylvania tom fitzgerald, jenna johnson with washington post covering maryland politics keating in connecticut. thank you all for joining us. i apologize in advance we have to be a little quick. we want to take a tour of these states. tom, let's start with you in pennsylvania. let's start on the republican side because there are the polls that show trump winning but then the mystery about the giant bunch of unbound delegates. tell me what you know there. >> you can't really know the players. there is no program. they are unbound or free range delegates. they can do whatever they want on the first ballot and any subsequent ballot. they are elected by the congressional district 54 of them. mainstream republicans have slates in a lot of key districts especially around philadelphia where they have names that are known from having been elected in those counties before perhaps or party activists. and if there is a stop trump movement that still lives after new york, pennsylvania could be a leverage point or not. trump has slates also around the state, about 24 have said they v

tom fitzgerald, political writer for the philadelphia enquirer, joins us live from the city of brotherly love. thank you soc much for joining us. >> my pleasure, elizabeth. first and foremost, has pennsylvania ever been such a hot topic when it comes to primary politics? >> not on the republican side. for 40 years. this is is highly unusual. and one of the -- it never get this is way, but it did eight years ago for the democrats. there was an epic struggle between hillary and obama, but republicans have been absent any drama at this point. in this cycle. >> i want to show our viewers an example of what a ballot looks like so when voters head to the polls on tuesday, they're going to be looking at this pal ballot and it shows a number of names on there, but if you look closely, and if you are primary voter, i d not see the names o f any of the candidates, so set this up for me. why do voters not see the names of candidates? >> it goes back to the tradition ever since there's been delegates at the national convention here. people have elected delegates in their local congressional district

tom fitzgerald outside the ships heights metro station thistion morning much what's going on,s o tommy.torter: hi there.. i didn't expect to be talking tt you folks this morning.or how are you. >> maybe people riding the metrt weren't expecting a problemng a either or maybe they were.r i don't know.ma >> reporter: this is ti he situation. we were on our way down thisow morning to the u.s. supreme supe court to cover the argumentsents later on for governor bob mcdonnell.donnel we get into the metro station in friendship heights immediatelyly you could see this kind of grayy haze throughout the station, and, you know, again, that odd smell tatrned we ed .round and there's a half a they're on the radios talki about the smell. sme they're talking about the haze.z they're talking about the fact c the station was -- is loadedoadd with passengers and you know those information sign that isn are up there, they areyre announcing these elevator outages and these power outages up at -- up the line from wheree we are, however, the, the firefighters that were standingn neck to me they're on the radiod

. >> good morning, it's sundaymo april 24th i'm ronicarn cleary.r >> i'm tom fitzgerald i'm bob b cusack> ahead this morning, the,he countdown to maryland. >> all across maryland and all across this country america is waking up. up vibrant democracy.. >> all eyes are on the free fre state.stat it's just one of several keyey primaries this week. the potentially historic face maryland senate seat heats up.ht fox5 news on the hill startsl st right now.ow. ♪ >> this is fox5 news on the hi hill. >>> good to see you let's gete started right ofyof the top. t maryland.ry it's one of five states holdingg primary this tuesday and so what's at stake here in maryland?ryla >> well in maryland there are 38 republican delegates up for up grabs and for the democrats there are 95 that's nott's n including those super delegatess that you've heard us talk sos tk much about and when we look atoa the totals, the delegate countsu for the gop drum many he's stili leading the pack. pack. kasich is still at the bottomotm and i've said it before and i'll say it again, marco rubio is rio still ahead of kasich in t

. >> she does i'm tom fitzgerald and caityln roth joins us as calls and it's been really cold and really windy and we really want to know it's going to arrive. >> it looks like tomorrow will be better. actually today it's very cold. less wind, beautiful, sunny morning to start you off. it's crisp if you head outdoor outdoors. you need the winter jacket. i need my gloves driving in. it's cold out there. you want the heat in the car to get started early on eye sunday morning. let's get to the maps and show you the forecast as it pans out today. we had incredible amount of wind f we go to max 2 that would be great, guys. and the wind luckily diminished overnight and with the diminis diminishing wind we have seen very, very cold temperatures. let's take a look at temperatures outside now. 31 washington. below freezing we had a hard freeze warning out for areas southwest. freeze warning for us. you can see y 25 gaithersburg and 25 and 25 dulles and 23 winchester. really cold temperatures. it could be a january or february morning out there honestly. wind speeds out of the northwest. generally

riders including our tom our t fitzgerald say they saw and sawa experienced smoke and haze and e smelledhat all too familiar burning smell and again they did evacuate the station and shut ii down at one point and peoplendeo that were trying to get on buses that to go to another area downn the block but again everythingvh back open now looks like theiket majority of the fire crews i fact, yes, looking behind me ben right now the last fire crewir was not theem. literally just an hour beforeef that we were at the medicaledic center station where they hadone elevator problem and the power outage.ouge two people stuck in the elevatoo no injuries or medical emergencies there but iies definitely saw people strugglinn to walk up those he is a today y laters because of that powerhatw outage. a really difficult morningori commute for so many people.y ppl you know the red line itself iss just become a source of so much frustration, guys. i counted up at least 15 incidents since the beginning oo april on the red line we're ta talking about track problems and signal problems and not to mention that j

and so much more talking about on the hill ronica joined by tom fitzgerald and the hill'sill' editor-in-chiefruk the smart test sunday talk 8:30am talk right here on fox5. thanks ron any casm check in with tucker and get a look atgeo the forecast.as >> steve, cloudy skies, cool conditions and rain showers andi moving back in for the south ana west. 55 in washington.ton. gaithersburg 52. 54 manassas. 55 fredericksburg.sbg low 50s to the north and west.es numbers haven't budged a wholeuo lot in 24 hours and won't todayy as our winds are off the ocean o here out of the north and eastrd at about 10 to 15 and here comes the rain shower activity thaty t we've been watching the pasthe t several hours.severa so we'll have rain with us forhs the morning hours.morning i think this after hnoon we'll keep the clouds and the drizzlez around just not a whole lot of o improvement today.od sorry about that.rry abt both a jacket and an um needed today with showers and sd cool conditions expected andecda again highs only in the upper 50s about 10 degrees below bel normal temperature wise.rae. i promise we have

fox5 your yu source for smart sunday talk onn politic.politic on the hill with ronica and our tom fitzgeraldnd bob cusack.us you can catch them live everyve sunday morning at 8:30.:3 you can catch tucker every eve morning on the 5's about 46's times a morning.a mo hi, tuck.tu >> even when i'm not here i'm ir still on. i keep doing the weather overthe and over again all morning longn let's do it. cool, 50 right now in washington. it is going to be another ath absolutely beautiful afternoon.n lots of sunshine. sunshin what a gorgeous day we can lookk forward no. it will be a little cooler than yesterday.st daytime highs in the low 70s,0s but it should remain dry forn d your wednesday afternoon. 50 now in new york city.new 46 up in boston. the arrows there showing thehong flow out of the north and northn and west and that will lock newn a slightly cooler pattern for the day today. tay storm tracker radar not showingo much radar at all.. closest rain showers are northrs and east of boston there early e this morning.th mid atlantic should be gorgeousr day.day. daytime highs again a few degrees ab

fitzgerald. >> and i'm adam tuss. we have tomrein out on the weather deck where it looks glorious. >> still a bit of a chill in the air. temperatures in the low 50s. you can see the tree shaded lawn here behind me which is a deep ireland green, great day to get out and maybe mow your lawn, do some yard work. and the bright sunshine pouring down across the region. your weather headlines on this sunday morning, it will stay cool another hou then mild during the afternoon and even warmer weather moves in on monday and again on tuesday. so a great day to get some exercise. maybe get in a run or bike ride on the towpath. by 11:00, mid 60s. by 2:00, low 70s. and mid-70s 3:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. bright sunshine and a very light wind. by 6:00 p.m., back down to near 70 degrees. absolutely fabulous out here, feeling like spring, looking like spring. >>> developing right now, one person is dead, five others hurt after a shooting in orlando. police say six people were shot last knight. a man died and a woman is in serious condition. the

fitzgerald. >> and i'm adam tuss. it is a great day to clean out your garage or work outside. tom kierein >> when are you going to come clean out himy garage? >> that's not happening. >> great day do some yard work. and we do have clear skies. a gentle breeze flapping the flag. first light of day now beginning to show up. sunrise is at 6:28. right now storm team 4 radar scanning the sky, don't have any rain anywhere in the vicinity. so off to a dry start and a terrific day coming up, although it is rather chilly. our temperatures are down into the 30s parts of virginia and maryland and nearby suburbs hovering right around 40 degrees. reagan national is at 49. a look at afternoon highs today and how long the dry pattern will last in just a few minutes. >>> we're following a developing story in the district, a man found shot to death behind an elementary school in northwest. police found the man around 3:00 a.m. at mozart place street. right now there is no suspect this custody. >>> also developing this morning, a deadly shooting in prince george's county. this happened this clinton

fitzgerald. >> and i'm adam tuss. it is a great day to clean out your garage or work outside. tom kierein

tom is on the 104th floor of the north tower. he's working for canner fitzgerald actually called you. >> yes, he did. >> and said -- >> the building is on fire. we've been hit by an airplane and we're going to go to the stairwells and try to get out and there is a lot of smoke and said things that are personal and it was horrifying. >> ever thereafter, many of us not personally impacted with the loss of a life, you know the refrain, never forget but i said it's an empty promise. if there are documents out there that we still haven't seen and aspects of this story that we haven't been told, what's the pitch you want to make to the white house? >> absolutely. first of all, stand by your promise and release the 28 pages. the 9/11 families have a right to know and so do the american people. we can't get a full understanding what is going on right now with terrorism unless we know what happened prior to 9/11 and how it came about and the network existed and money was being transferred. really, please, stand by your promise and get the truth out there like senator gram

tom is on the 104th floor of the north tower. he's working for canter fitzgerald. and said -- >> the building is on fire. we've been hit by an airplane an we're going to the stairwells and we're going to try to get out. there's a lot of smoke. it was horrifying. >> and ever thereafter, even those who weren't personally impacted with the loss of a life, you know the refrain. never forget. but i said, it's an empty promise, if there are documents out there, that we still haven't seen and aspects of this story that we haven't been told. what's the pitch you want to make to the white house? >> absolutely. well first of all, stand by your proxs promise and release the 28 pages. the 9/11 families have a right to know this, so dot american people. we can't get a full understanding of what's going on in our country now with terrorism unless we know what happened prior to 9/11 and how it came about and how the network existed, how the money was being transferred. stand by your promise and let's get the truth out there like senator graham said. then we can deal with it on a