her family still holding out hope. keeping up the faith, hoping i don t know just hoping she s still fine. reporter: hoping as the hours continue to mount. into days. in northwest baltimore, brian kuebler, abc2 news. we can tell you that city police continue searching. we will let you know the latest on this investigation both here and on-line at abc2news.com. tonight, a murder is mystifying washington. a former white house aide to president reagan and both president bushes also an activist, has been found dead in a delaware landfill not far from his new castle home on new year s eve. police say he was last seen alive in downtown wilmington less than 24 hours before his body was found. police were back at the landfill desperately hunting for leads. very prominent gentleman. why anyone would kill him would be beyond me. friends say his passionas giving honor to fallen soldiers. friends say it s so sad a man so concerned about giving honor to fallen comrades app
park, lindsey murphy, fox 5 sports. good morning to you. it is 5:00 on this thursday morning. it is april 1st already and we are ofto a really nice start. thank you for staying with us i m gurvir dhindsa. i m steve chenevey. glad you re with us this morning. let s check in with tony perkins. lindy said it was windy. she neglected to mention it was also sunny and beautiful yesterday. just gorgeous. if that was nice, i think you will find today even nicer. we won t have the winds that we had yesterday. it will still be a little bit breezy but not like it was yesterday. current temperature, 50 degrees at reagan natial airport. 50 in baltimore. 4 # degrees at dulles. our temperatures really kind of all over the place. 2 degrees at dulles. temperatures range from the upper 30s to 50 degrees this morning. here is a look at the satellite- radar composite for the mid- atlantic and for the eastern united states. we do have clouds pushing in over us and not much in the way of
yeah, that s it. depend brand. for women and men. it s monday morning. we have a treat for you. the lovely linda so is filling in for jamie. how are you? thank you, you re so kind. i m glued. jamie on vacation. in florida, he ll be back wednesday. so we have you here until then. thank you for being here. sure. a lot to talk about. every monday carl delmont from freedmont mortgage comes in. a recurring theme, the $8,000 tax credit, one senator considering extending to it march. i think a lot of people would like that. also, every monday, scott donahoo is here. he s with us talking about, if you re in the market to buy a new car, which is better? the loan from the bank? or the dealer? that s good. i don t know. also ahead, scam alert. we do this every monday, joce sterman provides something for us. this is an interesting one. h1n1 is actually, scam artists are basically honing in on this trying to get your money out of you because of the virus and because of t
sprinkle or two over the next little bit. but by and large most of the al steady heavy rain will come in late this afternn and this evening. temperatures 62 downtown now. 59 in martinurg. 61 in quantico, 64 in southern maryland. we stay in the 60s today with rain becoming more and more likely as the day goes long. no more than a passing sprinkle this morning. heavy rain later tonight. all right. thank you, chuck. deadly discove in maryland. four family members, including two children, found dead in a home and police believe this may be a murder/suicide. officers first checked the house in mt. airy last evening after receiving a call from kaerned friend. jackie bensen spoke to neighbors and has the latest from frederick county. reporter: the house sits at the end of contour road in quiet mt. airy, maryland. a for sale sign planted in the front yard. a tattered basketball hoop stands nearby. something sad and terrible happened here. the discovery was made about 5:40 p.m.
okay to break the law. is it going to kill americans? no. nobody kills what happens to al nashiri. nobody cares. your response on this, bill press. i love it when republicans hate the idea we might be involved in healthcare, but they defend those who torture prisoners. what the prosecutor has got to do is follow the evidence. if there are people in the field who broke the law, they ve got to be prosecuted. the chain of command, wherever it goes, they ve got to follow the evidence and prosecute those as well. that s the issue with the obama white house. it doesn t sound like they want to go after rumsfeld. they left it up to the attorney general. i find it refreshing we ve got a white house and an attorney general. the attorney general believes it s his job to enforce the law and not cover up for the white house. i trust eric holder to make the right decision. jeanne, your thoughts on that? i agree in that i think these things take on a life of their own. they do