last year in a fight over music. the jury found her not guilty on all counts late tonight. fox 5 s maureen umeh has the details. from the start the defense argued this was a case of self- defense and after three hours of deliberation the jury believed it. thank god. reporter: relief and joy from alexis simpson s friends and family just minutes after hearing a jury s verdict. the jury found simpson not guilty on all seven counts she faced in the stabbing death of her bowie state university suite mate domonique frazier, simpson s lawyers saying the jury made the right call. this was a is of defense case. alexis, there s no question in my mind acted in self-defense and so we are very gratified by the verdict. reporter: during the trial simpson testified she was being bulliedly frazier and said she bullied by frazier. she said she complained to officials and wanted to move out but was told there were no rooms available. on september 15th, 2011, simpson and frazier f
along the mountains. these storms will not move our way overnight, but the bigger picture does have thunderstorms, some could be strong, maybe severe tomorrow. those storms will change everything in the forecast. i ll show you what i m talking about, coming up uchblts airport worker still had to work outdoors. workers on the tarmac say they re staying hydrated, seeking shade when they can. other outdoor activities haven t been easy to accomplish across the area, either. derrick ward continues our coverage. reporter: well, jim, some of those outdoor activities are apparently get easier. we re at founders park. you can see there s a volley ball game that s started up. it s a bit more comfortable today, but for the most part people were trying to stay out of the sun or stay cool while they re out in it. an air-condition well, that depends on your perspective. waiting for the women to come out in the shop. it s cooler in there. man, you know how it is. you in there, they
we could be talking about severe weather. i ll show it to you tonight. even some popular summertime activities aren t so popular in this heat. derrick ward has more. reporter: you know, the english playwright said only mad dogs and englishmen venture out in the noon daye sun. we did find a lot of people trying to keep cool if they had to be out in it. shade was at a premium where up until today it was all about finding that perfect al fresco dining spot. no problem finding a sidewalk seat today. it s brutal. even these folks from louisiana were taken aback. we re accustomed to heat, but we feel the heat off the sidewalk here. reporter: most labor did go on with workers doing their well-advised best, and generation flowed like water. there were some poor souls in the district without air conditioning or any electrical conveniences for a while today, as they worked to restore some customers off the grid for hours, partially due to overheating and high demand on feed