the 30s this morning. and they re not going to recover much. lucky to get back to 40 the afternoon. windy too. loots of wind at times and winds can gust 40, 50 miles an hour or more so wind advisory north and west of d. c. until 6:00 p.m. front came through a couple of hours ago with it some rain. some hear showers and north and west even a little bit of snow. getting reports that up in olney and howard county, light snow here but look how quickly the back edge is pulling away. it s coming out of western charles county. virginia, you re pretty much done with any precip and still moderate showers from the bay, annapolis over to baltimore and carroll county as well with temperatures now down to 39 in d. c.. still 47 la plata but look it s 32 in hagerstown and winchester. monika? overall, things aren t looking too bad if you re planning to head over to the beltway, you just got the wet road conditions right now. we ll go to southern maryland and take a look here on the south s
them. reporter: at this point, there are at least two investigations. desecrating the body could be considered a potential war crime. in washington, i m emily schmidt. the senior u.s. military official says that the navy s ncis team will taking the lead in this investigation. they have called on the united states to hand down the harshest punishment possible. what type of charges could these marines be facing? i m joined by two experts to talk about it. he has worked two decades as the military defense center and i m glad to have you both with us. because this is a shocking situation. you re talking about war crimes. what does that mean to the u.s. military? what kind of crimes could these two men be charged with? the u.s. code of military justice, they will prosecute people for the violation. so desecration of the corpse. is that a fair charge? is that how it works? i think it is one charge that it could come about. and there are other charges, derek, such as an ar