not rule out a stray shower later today. not bad though. the satellite radar, we have got the nor easter that brought us rain showers yesterday that has pushed off to the north and east appropriately enough. we have clouds over us this morning. i think we will see a fair a sunshine for part of the day, but clouds are definitely going to be hanging around. i think we will see thicker clouds during the afternoon hours or maybe some of those showers that you see out to the west there, maybe some of them may make their way through our region. not many, but some could. current temperatures, 52 degrees here in washington. so it s cool out. 50 at dulles, 48 in baltimore, 50 in frederick and 50 in fredericksburg. your forecast for today we re going to call it a partly sunny day, breezy. winds out of the north ten to 15 miles per hour. they could gust up to 30 miles per hour. and yes, a stray shower is possible later today. we re looking for a high of 66 degrees. more details on tha
is wrong. the group is getting very specific and today released a number of findings, including the streets here with 20 or more cases of cans or the streets. those streets include old receiver, shocktown and rosemont. there was to be an advisory meeting between the community members and fort dietrich members and that is designed to open the communicate commune casing. no one told the community and that was cancelled. and we should mention as always, we have reached out to the frederick health department and fort dietrich and have not heard back from them. roby chavez, reporting live for us. mass arrests, missing documents and missing videotapes. part of an unprecedented hearing in d.c. federal court. today s star witness, the man you may know. the former police chief, charles ramsey and paul wagner has more on the story. reporter: charles ramsey is the commissioner in philadelphia and he came here to satisfy about what happened in 2002, and when more than $400 peop
released from the hospital. the family had just put in a hospital bed for her in the upstairs bedroom. when the fire broke out, dolores ran to the new bed and couldn t get her mother out. neighbors say the flames could be seen for blocks. before saturday s fire, the harris home was a place so many would gather. ruby harris was known and loved by everyone nearby. my grandma was everybody s mother, everybody s grandmother. she took care of you when you were homeless, fed you when you needed food. reporter: saturday night it was daughter dolores turn to take care of their mother. then the fire broke out. she ran to her mother s bedroom trying to save her. her daughter tried to get her. the daughter tried to get her but she couldn t because she was she couldn t. reporter: officials say ruby died saturday night. dolores was rescued upstairs, rushed to the hospital in critical condition but passed away sunday afternoon. it s a total mess. it s unbelievable. reporter: