Dominican republic investigatorl areking at the possibility that Carbon Dioxide poisoning is to blame. Jackson does not believe that. What do you think happen . I dont know. Ths what i want to know. Thats what we are trying to find out. Reporter this family wants answers now. The u. S. Embassy is monitoring the investigation by the Dominican Republic authorities into these tragic deaths. As we first reported here on news 4, cynthia day and holmes arel pning to have another autopsy conducted once their bodies are flown back here into the united states. News 4 broke this story last week and along withur partner telemundo 44. On can see his report here news 4 starting tomorrow afternoon. Lets now turn to the forecast and some big changes coming tomorrow. A Beautiful Day to start this week. We are not ready for changes. Belowtiverage this of the year is really nice weather. Especially when it comes to sunshine. Just take a look at the numbers, today we hit a high temperature, 78 degrees, t
Stronger srms later this afternoon. Were not under a humongous risk for Severe Weather but any s individualrms as you know this time of year could be a little on the strong side. The timing for most of the severeer weath chances run from 3 00 to 11 00 tonight. Otherwise, outside of that it will be warm, breezy, humid today. Now yesterday this yellow area, slight risk for severe weater included the d. C. Metro area. Today it does t. The severe risk does not look as high as it does yesterday. Again, any indivi storms could be strong to severe. O heresne thing thats working in our favor for not having bad weather. Showers and a lot more cloud cover out across West Virginia is coming our way. That might help to hold temperatures down today. That will limit any chances for Severe Weather. That would beod a go thing, indeed. Right now mostly in the 50s and 60s. Warm and breezy with afternoon highs in the low to mid 80s by later on. Keep your umbrella handy. Owts go over n to first 4 traffic.
Inconprehencible act of violence. I have worked with many of them for many years. We want you to know who they were so in the weeks and days to come you will learn what they meant to all of us. And to their families and to their friends and to their coworkers. They leave a void that we will never be able to fulfill. These are the faces that we want you to see. Eleven of 12 were dedicated employees murdered at their workplace. They have years and years of service to their community. Some 40 years. One was a contractor coming in for a permit. We want you to see their faces and hear their names. La qurks uita brown worked in public works 4 1 2 years. Tara gallagher worked six years in public works. Mary gayle worked in public works 24 years. Alexander gusev worked in the public works nine years. Katherine nixon was an engineer and worked in Public Utilities for ten years. Richard nettleton worked in Public Utilities for 29 years and Christopher Rapp was in public works for 11 months. Ryan
SHERMAN, Texas Four Guatemalan citizens have been extradited to the United States to face drug trafficking charges in the Eastern District of Texas, according to U.S. Attorney Damien M.
Jorge Luis Rodriguez, 63; Pedro Pablo Yaser Barrios-Cruz, 49; Melvin Hilario Estrada-Flores, 35; and Magner Lopez-Mejia, 45, were extradited from Guatemala to