Seven center. Doug you are so optimistic about the weekend weather. For this moment rain is moving out. This is in fairfax. It looks like as it does outside the weather center. 47 degrees at the moment. 48 in baltimore. Temperatures holding steady. Later tonight those will drop. This indicates how much colder it is now this time yesterday. We hit 77 at Reagan International airport. Gusty breezes will bring in colder air at about 32 degrees. Not much in the way of sunshine. We may see a flurry or a sprinkle. We will warm all the way back to a tropical 50 degrees. Much more about the weekend weather in a couple of minutes. Maureen the children of a man shot and killed in alexandria last night said their father wasnt involved in a drug deal. He would shot inside his house just north of mount eagle elementary school. Northern Virginia Bureau chief Jeff Goldberg is live on the scene after speaking with those children today. Jeff they are absolutely devastated, trying to look for answers at
Is reporting 50 tornados spreading across the state, leaving damage, especially in Central Illinois there two death. It started in illinois, carry, past chicago. The system travelled over Lake Michigan and is moving through michigan and indiana. Damage is extensive in washington, illinois. Moments have been reduced to rubble and debris is scattered throughout the county. In wisconsin strong winds have topp toppled trees, shower lines and sheds were destroyed. In chicago, 60,000 fans were told to take cover at Soldier Field as a precaution. Live reporters are covering every angle. We begin with al jazeeras juan carlos mill eena. Its a storm system stretching over the mid west. In washington, illinois, reports that tornados destroyed neighbourhoods. Pictures surfaced online, showing homes levelled, vehicles flipped over, possessions of a lifetime buried in rubble. They are our two vehicles in the field. One was inside the garage. In chicago the threat of weather forced 60,000 football fa
carrying dozens of military officers in yemen. the attack comes just two days after yemen s president vows to fight terrorism. only hours ago former egyptian president mubarak appeared in court in a cage. he s facing a number of criminal charges stemming from the 2011 uprising in egypt. the ousted leader was released from prison thursday to be held under house arrest at a military hospital. mubarak is charged in connection to the deaths of several protesters during the arab spring. three leaders of the muslim brotherhood faced similar unrelated charges but they did not appear in court. jonathan is in cairo and joins us with the details. well, mor morgan, they re similar charges but both groups from different sides of the political spectrum here in egypt. mohamed badie, the spiritual leader of the muslim brotherhood him and his deputies entrepreneur trial or had the trial begin today. they re charged with inciting violence in june causing the deaths of dozens of protesters
syria. five days after the attacks the obama administration is questioning whether inevidence remains. u.n. disarmament chief is in damascus trying t to timize a te and place for the access. and mike, it sounds like the obama administration has heard enough. reporter: the administration now says there is little doubt the president s red line has been crossed. the only question now will there be a military price to pay for the assad regime? reporter: after initially insisting on access for u.n. inspectors, now the white house says it s too late. any belated additio decision bym would be considered too late to be credible, adding there is very little doubt at this point that a chemical weapon was used by a syrian regime against civilians. defense secretary chuck hagel traveling in malaysia said the military is ready. president obama has asked the defense department to prepare options for all contingencies. we have done that. again, we re prepared to exercise whatever op
almost certain the syrian government is responsible for the chemical weapons attack last week according to a senior state department official. it s the message secretary of state john kerry has delivered to his foreign counter parts in a series of phone conversations on sunday. the attack last wednesday reportedly killed hundreds of children including small children. the suspected chemical strike took place near damascus in the eastern parts of the al ghouta suburb. it has seen heavy shelling since the alleged chemical attack. that poses a challenge to inspectors. in just a few hours time, u.n. inspectors could get the first look at the site of an alleged chemical attack. the syria government says its agreed to grant them access every hour counts. we cannot afford any more delays. we have seen horrifying images on our television scenes and through social media. clearly, this was a major and terrible incident. but is it may be too late. five days after the attack, the oba