giving out free rita s ice until 10:00 and so everybody come down to dupont circle. reporter: at 20th and q. streets. we monitor metro. let me tell you this. two of the three escalators are working, one going down and one coming up. now let s talk weather. here are the latest stats from the national weather service. we remain at 79 degrees this hour but the humidity is 79%. and any time you have dew point temperatures in the low 70s, you re talking about sweaty heat and we ll have haze and humidity around here later on today as we get sunshine and the possibility of some scattered thunderstorms. nothing going on right now. there is cloud cover, we can tell you, looking up at the sky. it s cloudy. but it s bright outside. we have the sunshine. so it will be a mixed bag during the course of the day. your day planner for today, we re looking for a high again today of 90. we hit 90 yesterday so we ll look for 90 again this afternoon with a chance of a pop-up shower or thund
mr. melaku firing a weapon from inside of a vehicle. at what appears to be the marine corps museum, and making a number of statements that he has done this before. that mail military installations are his target and his goal is to shut them down. this contains mandatory sentences starting at 35 years in prison. the justice department believes that reflects the danger of mr. melaku to the greater community. anybody who would shoot semi automatic weapon at four different military installations over the course of five separate instances is very serious. the marines say none of their weapons is missing. the affidavit released by investigators details the evidence against melaku. inside the backpack he was carrying when he was picked up last friday at arlington cemetery were spent .9 millimeter shell casings, four ziploc bags containing ammonium nitrate and a notebook referencing al qaeda and osama bin laden. and during the search of his home, the fbi found items to build a ti
let me show you the areas of lightning. this line has been moving slowly to the north and northwest. so earlier today it was around caroline county in virginia and king george county. now up into orange county, culpepper. before long moving over the district. if you haven t gotten the heavy rain and lightning, you will be getting it before long. let s talk about the rain falling, even some hail this system has been producing. to the west mav nasof manassas. anywhere you see the red and orange showing up, that is where there is a tremendous amount of rain. we took a look at some of these individual areas. the rain is coming down around 2 to 5 inches per hour. these are some of the areas that have the heavy rain last night. throughout prince william county and fauker county. nickel size hail in culpepper county and route 6. 17 flooded. of course, turn around, don t drown. i think this line will be moving into mont gahmry, and howard county by 6:00 p.m. a lot of flood warnings o
didn t say anything at all about what happened to joyce chung or how they came to close this case. they simply said, case closed. that came from the police chief and said that joyce chung was, in fact, not a victim of homicide. you go back to january of 1999. joyce chung disappeared. we know that much. for several weeks rer family held vigils waiting for her to be found and her body, we understand, washed up in april of 1999 along the shores of the potomac. at that point the police ruled that case a homicide. from that date to this, that was not the case. they did not believe that joyce chung would take her own life. today the police chief did come out and say based on what they were able to do based on cold case investigation, they did determine this was, in fact, not a suicide and joyce chung did not kill herself. for the record, so the record is straight, this case has now been ruled officially a homicide and as far as at the outcome of this case, this case is considered
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