Thats a chill in the air. 39 degrees in portions of the pinelands right nowment looking forward in the forecast, we start off with full sunshine, eventually though that will give way to few additional clouds, breeze picks up somewhat with this front nearby. And we are going to end one what we call partly Sunny Afternoon here in philadelphia. Further north you go, more sunshine, further south you go, you will likely end one more clouds cover, maybe shower by tonight shall meisha . Looking at the ben franklin bridge, give you kind of overall shot of this. Overall things looking pretty good on the ben franklin bridge, basically anywhere in jersey things looking pretty good. Ninetyfive south at girard, they lifted the camera, see headlights, taillights, also where we were talking about the accident in spring city. Route 724, stoney run road, ambulance is on the scene here, whenever we have an ambulance on scene, we know there will be flashing lights and gaper delays and slow downs. Because
Especially north and west. By 6 a. M. Gaithersburg, leesburg and manassas. If youre coming in 66 east bound, route 7 or i270, you will probably have a wet commute early on. Then by 8 00 most of us will see rain and showers. Look at the yellow, pretty heavy rain between winchester and culpeper, 8 00 hour. By 10 00 its raining everywhere, rumble of thunder not out of the question across Southern Maryland into la plata and st. Marys county, only 57 in leesburg, only 57 in gaithersburg and 62 downtown. Dress for the cool change as much as rain and showers. Well come back, tell you when the rain and showers clear and have the 3degree guarantee. New details in the case of the socalled free range parents in Montgomery County picked up again last night by Child Protective Services. Wusa9s Garrett Haake obtained the audio from the 911 calls that alerted the police those kids were out on the streets unsupervised again and he spoke to thmily attorney. Garrett haake is live from the location where
In washington, danielle nottingham, wjz Eyewitness News. Thank you, danielle. Wjz live complete coverage continues with jessica kartalija. Shes live in washington. She speaks with a local federal worker about the shutdown. Hi, jess. Hi, kai. It is incredibly quiet here on capitol hill. But for one maryland worker, he tells me hes still coming to work, afraid of what might happen if he doesnt show up. Reporter two weeks into the government shutdown, and roger ryans still punches in, every day. I mean, i get up to go to work, knowing that im not going to get paid. And i have no idea that two weeks from now, if ill be able to make my mortgage payment. Reporter maryland has the second highest amount of Government Employees per capita. As an employee communication officer, ryan is not getting paid. But hes hoping eventually he will. I dont know when i think that would be an excuse to be let go. Im considered essential. Whatever that means. Reporter the exact number of furloughed workers is