more like december tonight, but we may soon see another round of warm weather. we ll begin with a disturbing discovery at a high school in fairfax. thanks for joining us tonight. i m brian bolter. i m shawn yancy. administrators found a loaded gun in robinson secondary school. fox 5 s audrey barnes has the latest from the newsroom. fairfax county schools have an e-mail alert system called keep in touch . that s how parents found out about a gun found at secondary school at robinson. school officials immediately le rachel shrineman has three kids at the school and was instantly concerned when she received an e-mail alert about the discovery. i have a 7th grader who didn t really know what had happened. my 10th grader had heard, but it was dealt with so quickly that i think the kids felt very safe and i haven t seen my 12th grader yet today. reporter: investigators say there was an ammunition magazine in the weapon, but they didn t release any other details about what
on. not a lot happening on our satellite-radar composite. we really don t have any clouds to talk about. things will be sunny into the course of the day. 28 at gaithersburg. 31 at baltimore. 36 at d.c. 4 at fredericksburg. a chilly 28 degrees for winchester. the same for culpeper. 46-degree for your day time high. the skies will be very bright and, unlike yesterday, the winds will be very light newout the course of the day. we had gusty winds yesterday but that is going to be not a factor at all. your full forecast coming up a little bit later. back to you. taking a look at our top stories, fairfax county police are investigating a scary find inside a student s locker. a loaded handgun was found yesterday at robinson secondary school in fairfax. school insists students were never in any harm and say appropriate disciplinary action is being taken. also this morning, there is a glimmer of hope there could be a new round of negotiations to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff. pre
about it. here s meteorologist chuck bell. technically you two don t have to talk about it. so outside on your sunday morning, yes, indeed, my commute into work i still didn t need the windshield wipers but i don t think you ll get the same treatment. 51 degrees with light rain moving into the washington right now. on storm team 4 radar. the more moderate showers are out toward the blue ridge and shenandoah valley. winchester, martinsburg getting moderate rain this morning. there s more where this came from so a very wet start today. visibilities have been reduced. and temperatures are mostly in the upper 40s and low 50s. so, your planner today, foggy and soggy, chilly and wet, damp and cold no matter how you look at it. what you see what you get for your forecast. more protests are expected today in egypt against president mohamed morsi, despite a surprising change of mind by the country s leader. morsi said yesterday he is anulling a controversial decree that gave him c
said the officer was smoking weed and running prostitutes out of his apartment on stanton road southeast. then on december 18th, 2012, he accidentally shot himself with his service weapon in his own bedroom. finally this month investigators arrested the cop who has now been on the force for nearly a quarter century after finding a 16-year-old run- away inside. she said he was advertising her for prostitution on backpage.com and planning to split the proceeds 60 bucks for her, 20 for him. barnhill s also charged with pimping out a 15-year-old he met at a bus stop and now police say they found naked pictures of another teenager connected to him. they are still trying to find her. the judge here says officer linwood barnhill seems to be a rogue cop, a flight risk and a danger to the community. he ordered him held without bond. barnhill is part of the police class of 1989 when d.c. police lowered standards to quickly hire 1,500 officers. mpd has struggled for years with some of t
only after failing to get a bigger and better agreement. the fact is, the deficit is still too high and we re still investing too little in the things we eat. as congress prepares for another showdown over the debt ceiling, conservatives are criticizing the deal. a coalition of business and public leaders pushed hard for a deal to grow the economy. they can t solve these problems ahead of time and when they get the deal, it s not even a real deal. house speaker john boehner laurence state tirade of expletives that harry reid right outside the house speaker a dictator on the senate floor. you can expect more of that tension in the weeks to come. stay with us for complete coverage of the fiscal cliff deal and what could happen in the next few months. for more on the impact on you and your family, the 02 go to wjla.com and our social media websites. the other story is the failure of congress to come up with a comprehensive relief package for the victims of hurrican