this morning. now, officials say it went down about midnight. it was fully restored around 1:30 this morning. official have still not said why that system went down. we ll stay on top of that story for you as it develops this morning. thank you for joining us on this sunday. i m adam tuss. good morning, everybody, i m meagan fitzgerald in for angie goff. tom kierein has the latest on our continuing heat wave. good morning. i m happy to report not as humid as it has been the last few days. we do have a little patchy fog in some of the rural areas starting off early on this sunday morning. we re a half ahour away from the sun rise. we ve got a few clouds drifting over the metro area. sun will be breaking out and as the day progresses, we ll get increasing sunshine. temperatures are comfortable. we re down in the low to mid 60s, shenandoah valley, blue ridge and into the mountains. prince george s, montgomery, fairfax county, in the 60s. mid 70s right in town. right around
shocked. close to home. you got to get up and do what you do every day. can t let this kind of stuff stop you. one of the suspects is behind bars, the other is on the run. police recover the stolen safes. the security guard is in critical condition tonight. right now, investigators are trying to determine if a fast-moving fired at the usda research center in beltsville was arson or an accident. flames gutted an old workshop and storage facility that contains 55 gallon drums filled with fuel. the big question tonight is whether the fire had anything to do with email threats made their last week. those threats were taken seriously enough to briefly closedown the beltsville facility, and five other agriculture department facilities around the country. anne arundel county s head of economic development is off the job tonight, accused of breaking into his neighbor s apartment and rifling through her lingerie. we have a report on the bizarre allegations that could cost the 70
smoke, he saw what he believes to be flames. but when he asked the operator of the train what to do, you ll hear in chuck s own words, the operator would not answer his questions. i and some other passengers directly asked him why, what s going on and he wouldn t answer. in fact he wouldn t even make eye contact. he seemed very nervous. reporter: in fact, another passenger who was on that very train shot this video you re looking at right now. you can see passengers moving to the backs of these cars through the doors at the ends of the train. while this was going on, passengers tell us another announcement was going on telling passengers not to open doors. now, that meant the side doors of the trains, not the ones inbetween the cars. passengers say that was all really confusing. very scary because they didn t know what to do. some witness essay they saw other passengers trying to self-evacuate by opening t side doors. a dc counsel heefrg today, jack evans at councilman an
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