Loudoun county west of route 50 and theyve just been added for wind chills as much as 10 degrees below 0. Well come back, talk about the prospects of snow saturday and perhaps more snow next week. A shootout in chantilly put an Armed Robbery suspect in the hospital and another one in custody. It started as a chase from loudoun into Fairfax County. Peggy fox was at both scenes and has more from where this began in the Eastern Market plaza in chantilly. Reporter the suspects who tried to rob an Armored Vehicle in front of this capital one building probably didnt count on the guard inside the Armored Vehicle firing back. They also probably didnt count on a witness following them. Shell casings tell the story of a brazen shootout in front of a Capital One Bank in chantilly. Its crazy. You get nervous and you dont know whats going on and chantilly, you never hear of stuff like this. Reporter two suspects tried to rob this dunbar armed car as it was making a money delivery. Apparently one of
Packed with 50 kids made a sudden stop to avoid a crash. That stop was so sudden some kids complained of injuries. As you can see here, multiple ambulances were called to the scene on georgia avenue. Our jim osman is live at the scene. We will go to him momentarily with more on the story. But first lets talk about those icy cold temps and the howling winds moving in the area. They were tossing peggy around. First alert chief meteorologist topper shutt joins us. How cold are we going to get tonight . Wind chills below 0. At 5 00 winds are beginning to gust at 35 Miles Per Hour in manassas, 33 in martinsburg and hagerstown. This is just the beginning really. Were looking at winds generally 35 to 40 Miles Per Hour right through tonight. We 8 00 wind are still gusting to 37 in gaithersburg on the wind gust tracker and these numbers are all gusts Miles Per Hour. Downtown at 10 00 winds gusting to 32 Miles Per Hour. By morning theyll subside during the day but still breezy, wind chills tomor
RIT celebrated its 137th academic convocation Friday morning in the Gordon Field House and Activities Center. Keynote speaker Kimberly Bryant, founder of the nonprofit organization Black Girls CODE, told the graduates to be proud of their achievement, be excited about what is next in their lives, and remember with grace what it took to get to this milestone.