i do not like it. forecasters predict that the temperatures would climb to below 90 s today. the last time we saw temperatures that high court last september. many say that the hot weather is too much, to soon. i feel like my clothes are sticking to me. it would be nice to be in some air-conditioning. i said that it is bad. this first-time mother brought her newborn daughter to the mall for a stroll. she got out early while it was still bearable. the evening has misdeed is, so the morning is the best option. house muskego mosquitos so the morning is the best option. it is miserable and year. the cupcake start to get a warm and defrosting miles. i start to get overheated, and it is pretty tough. it is pretty taut if you have to spend any amount of time outside today. if you do not like this weather you will have to deal with it. it is here tuesday it through the long holiday weekend. it is here to stay at the long holiday weekend. for more on the holida
new carroll ton on friday. information about this case could help them solve the latest attack. albert haps worynesworth isn court in fairfax county. he faces charges for a road rage incident in february. he s accused of hitting another driver in reston. that man says haynesworth was tailgating him. he s facing a sexual abuse charge stemming from the hotel in washington. haynesworth pled not guilty to that charge. first look at weather and traffic together this morning. tom s here. feeling like summer. getting toward memorial day. it certainly is feeling like it around our region. first day in a long time maybe 90 degrees this afternoon. dress accordingly as you head off to work and school as you head out this morning. 70 balmy degrees. mid and upper 60s in montgomery, fairfax county. southern maryland, around the bay, northern neck, towards fredericksburg. right at the ocean. the water temperatures are in the mid 60s, pretty chilly. right now, showers and some thunders
in the courtroom for today s sentencing and has tonight s stop story. reporter: a year ago this week a man with a gun drove up on a group of people about to get out of a cab in front of a home off western avenue in bethesda but before he could rob all of them of their cash, the cabby took off driving wildly through the narrow streets trying to get away. the gunman followed. what you re about to hear is a portion of a 911 call after the cab wrecks and the gunman jumps out of his car. no more money. there s no more money. no more money. give you my money. the robbery took place in phases and at different phases really we thought he was going to shoot us. we thought during the chase surely that the cab was going to crash and then once the cab actually did crash, and he seemed that much more enraged, we thought, you know, not only are we going to be robbed at this point and now he s going to shoot somebody for the sake of it it. reporter: two nights later an officer spo
ping-pong ball sized or bigger and that was a storm that occurred between 4:15 p.m. and 5 p.m. this afternoon. second storms rolling through now is a second wave of storms. we will keep you posted. good evening, everyone, i m anita brikman. derek is off tonight. in your only local news at 7 p.m. we are in alexandria where a former teacher was sentenced to producing child pornography. prince george s county where metro is talking about some recent carjackings and dc where an injured firefighter is finally going home. this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon. i m kristin fisher outside engine company 15 in anacostia where a firefighter has just been released from hospital after he was badly burned while fighting a fire. welcome home. reporter: dc firefighter chuck ryan has been out of the hospital for less than an hour. but just 5 minutes inside the anacostia fire house and already he says he has noticed a major improvement. just to be out of the atmosphere o
in the low to mid 70s. the bay water temperatures are around 70 degrees. the blue ridge, shenandoah valley, the panhandle of west virginia reporting mid 60s there. and the ocean city water temperatures, 66. that s a bit chilly. overnight, the strong storms did produce the tornadoes and wind damage have greatly diminished and many of them are dissipating as they head off to the north and the east. but later today, the appalachians in the mountains of western maryland and virginia, they could get some strong storms, perhaps the shenandoah valley. a slight risk of isolated thunderstorms there. a rise to the calm waters of the potomac. by 9:00, 80 degrees. temperatures soaring to the low 90s by the mid afternoon. so the hottest day of the year so far, and we ll have some clouds in and out. but there is a small chance of an isolated thunderstorm, especially around the blue ridge and shenandoah valley later this afternoon. and around the metro area, a slight chance of an isolated t