here will remain sunny. all right, mostly sunny skies, cool and comfortable. 80 for the afternoon high. winds out of the north at 5-10 miles per hour. i ll have more details on the weekend forecast and we ll look at the beaches, that kind of thing, coming up in a couple of minutes. allison, gurvir, back to you. our top story this morning, remembering senator robert byrd. we are just under an hour away now from the body of senator byrd arriving at the capital. the public can pay respects today. his body will lie in repose at the senate chambers before taking to west virginia for a memorial service tomorrow. and here is a look at the schedule. it will arrive before 10:00 this morning and public can pay respects until 3:45 this afternoon. the casket will be removed about 4:00 this afternoon and flown to west virginia. he will lie if repose there all night before a return tomorrow. he was its longest serving member of congress. he died at the age of 92. the hunt for a missi
it hits land. we re going to start with a developing story this evening. a thief is on the loose right now with a police officer s weapons and badges. good evening. i m brian bolter. i m laura evans tonight in for shawn. fox 5 s roby chavez starts us off live. reporter: this is a very serious issue and indeed tonight the thought is that someone is walking around with a police rifle loaded with ammunition. late this evening montgomery county police announced that it was stolen from an unmarked police car and the fear is that it will end up in the wrong hands. the concern is obviously we need to get that equipment back. certainly if a rifle is now in the hands of someone it s not supposed to be, certainly we need to get it back. it s unfortunate that this happened. everyone makes mistakes. reporter: the break-in happened outside the officer s home in brookville overnight monday sometime after 9:00 p.m. the suspect stole a rifle from the unmarked car along with a lon
virginia when their tugboat started to sink. without life jackets they tried to swim the mile and a half length across but only one made it. meyers, who owned his own electric company, also worked on marine construction projects on the side, it s a tragedy and hopefully they find him soon. i m delia gonsalves outside of union stations where marc officials are saying the problems are due to neck and cal failures but the passengers say the biggest problem is a failure in communication. a marc train pulled into the odenton station today and it s on the schedule but that s no guarantee. the service is not reliable. reporter: maryland transportation secretary was on monday s 5:38 train when it flew by the odenton stop. i m frustrated. reporter: hes with juan of the passengers stranded for more than two hours last week on a train. next day train officials tried to explain the malfunction to folks at union station when a power outage shut down service there. and we also