just about 6:00. it is 6:00. it is 6:00. and the sun is starting to e.thriank you sfor joining us. no relief from the summer heat d t. that s right. lauryn ricketts is tracking some rising temperatures for this sunday morning. good morning, lauryn. ood morning, guys. yeah, we have a beautiful sunrise right now. sun cing up just in about two minutes from now. that s the official sunrise here in d.c. around 6:04. again looking like a beautiful start once again to your sunday and you can see it s going to be a gorgeous start to this sunday morning. now, temperatures on the mild side. not too bad out there. 73 degrees. we have got that south wind 5 miles an hour. midity at ptick in h times throughout the day today, but most of us very similar to yesterday. temperatures will shoot right to around 90 degrees once again. so let s talk about the rain chances for today because we do have more ra chances for today. i know a few isolated showers popped up yesterday. we also have
engines on the scene. firefighter and police responding. residents are standing outside waiting for answers. hopefully we won t have too much reports of awful injuries. we re seeing people being checked by medics on scene. we are still waiting for information as it comes in. again, the response underway. hot spots still being put out at this hour. back inside to you. breaking news that may impact the commute. melissa mollet witmore. reporter: the exit to washington boul ard, look at this, everything on the right dore is shut . this is a fatal crash investigation involving a motorcycle. more specifically when you re looking at exit 8a, columbia pike, that section is blocked off. 8b to washington boulevard, pentagon, open. 8c, the pentagon/crystal city also openhis morning. gems where, in laurel, southbound 95 to westbound 198, tom kierein tctor-trailer on s si. we westbound also impacted. the right side blocked by a crash response. beltway looking good. headed back to virgin
was sleeping, and the fire alarm went off. i was reluctant to wake up at 5:00. my wife warrant to the living room, and she saw smoke everywhere. she screamed, fire, fire, fire. grabbed the baby, and i i grabbed the baby and opened the door of the living room, and the entire stairways was in flame. there was no w to go out. i told her we had to use the back. we were in ther.ouch floo i was naked. and i told her we have to get down. the flame was quickly approaching our building. and wha reporter: your neighbors help you would you and your baby and wife gou yeah. reporter: i i told her we have to get out, we have to go down through the back only, and i will show you what to do. you have to follow my steps.th i climbed ugh the backh backhoeing, i went down owsl. i went down slowly. she sent t baby i grabbed the baby and threw the baby to the neighbors from the ground. they caught tbaby. i concerned. she has to come down slowly and i ll grab her. i claim climb bac
barona in landover hills. tracee wilkins live with the split second decision a man had to make for his child. reporter: look how steephi ts is and you can see how high it is to the third floor. that is where the father had to drop his child, from the third to the second story and then down to the ground wheres neighborere able to pick this kid up and helped save this baby s life. this was an unbelievable a situation here as i stand here, exactly what start thd fire is still under investigation. as the fire bghned throu this garden style apartment in landover hills, families inside were forced to make quick decisions so save live. there was fire everywhere. you couldn t use the stairways. the families their bal connies. he climbed from the third to the second floor and told his we to drop th bane down tby down t. amazingly the 9 mon old was not hard. after a lot of contemplation i threw him down and i went back up f my wife. what were you thinking when you had to dro
weeks later. in a press conference an hour ago the state s attord y says a grry indicted taylor on 12 charges which means she could face up to 60 years in prison. we know that no one, especially in these types of cases, intends to kill anyone, but when you make decisions on the roadway that are dangerous decisions and have a tragic result, our office has no choice but to seek justice. reporter: we sd the staasked state s attorney and reached out to maryland state police and asked if she was in custody and it s still unclear if she is or not. reporting in prince george s coeaty, mgan fitzgerald, news 4. tt macfarlane at the live desk with breaking news from montgomery county where police say they are now releasing a sketch of the man they say raped woman over the weekend in montgomery village. the suspect is a white male in his late 20s, about 6 feet tall with a tattoo behind his leftea late saturday night the victim was getting off aus on watkins mill road when she notice