i don t buy it. he parked around the back, walked to the front, and he s saying heilled a werewolf. reporter: jurors also heard testnony from the first per to see a half odked, blo covered pankaj bhasin, when he fled the scene jumping io the backseat of this mercedes. julie lucas was in the driver s seat. screamingnd start at him, get out of moy car. get out of my car. then she d and herghter scrambled out themselves locking him inside. i was yelling somebody help. help. somebody please call 911. shortly after that, pankaj bhasin was taken into custody. he did not resist arrest. aund in that car, a marker bloody marker that he also used in the attack. now the prosecution rested its case this afternown. tomoefense attorneys will begin to call their witnesses. we expectro to hear a lot of psychologists and psychiatrists who will talk about pankaj bhasin s break down in the weeks before the killing. i mwsulie carey breaking news right now. chopper 4 flying over a house fir
upcoming storm and the impact on you. we will look at the forecast. we ll start with chuck bell and four things to know. on this weather alert day, it s all quiet oside this morning. troubles begin after lunchtime today, with a little bit of rain, changing t snow, during the middle to later parts of the afternoon. could be a tricky evening commute. leave early if possible. it will turn very icy after 6:00 p.m., as temperatures fall into the 20s. right now, we re mostly in the low 30s to gethe daystarted. we ll be close to 40 degrees around launch tiunchtime today. rain, and rain and snow, all-snow, by 6:00. a few flurries in northern parts of frederick and carrollcounty. but winter advisories for all of the d.c. metro area. they go up until noon and stay until midnight. that could impact metro, as well. absolutely could. speaking of metro, we have problems here right now. single-tracking, green and yellow line, between ft. totten and prince george s plaza. looking from cho
ripple effect at reagan national and dulles i want to show you video of how passengers spent their time inside of a plane during the outage and what they ended up doing. . reporter: they asked to lien on each other and have a little faith and they got that. if news, according to georgia power, the power outage should be fixed by midnight. again, good news for all of those passengers who had to endure all of that. at reagan national, you could see up here on the departure side. cancelations throughout the entire day because of this power outage. flights going to and coming from the atlanta international airport at a standstill throughout the day and gng today there were about 20 total flights between right now at reading national and at dulles as well. either cancelations, delays or diversions in this case, a friend was flying out here and she told me in didn t realize there was a delay because of the power outage in this case, she now has to fly out tomorrow evening fr
this outtaj at the atlanta delta canceled many, many flights yesterday and even today there s some 300 flights canceled but that s because delta has its hub there atlanta and when the power went out really everybody was at a standstill for most of the day. let s take you to video from yesterday when the airport was just plunged into■ç darkness. [inpu ible] multiple power systems and then we re told toxic fumes kept georgia power crews from accessing the site for hours so every■ç single plane was stopped there on the tarmac and in the terminals passengers were stranded. atlanta s airport, the busiest in the world so what happens there has a ripple effect all over the country. national told us■ç they re having to do a lot of changing to get home. not going as planned (retty much. sad how you wake up with so much joy ready to go and you-, working out. heartbreaking. reporter: and■ç [inaudible] all right, so, sorry about the technical difficulties we re having o
channing street. caution there. we have a red line delay. a full look at traffic next. back to you. 7 o clock is our time right now. developing overnight the power is back on at the world s busiest airport. but now thousands are backed up after being stranded and delayed in atlanta. all right in the thick of christmas travel of course and fox5 s melanie alnwick is live at reagan national airport with how these major delays are affecting us locally. mel. reporter: hey, good morning, and, yes, it is definitely affecting us locally. we had a number of passengers who told us that they came here to the airport yesterday, their flight was canceled they were rebooked on flights for this morning. they got here this morning and those flights were canceled and that s why we ve seen such big backups here at the terminal and also at the at the check in counter as people are trying to figure out where are they going, how can they get there and when can they get there, all of t