city honors his legacy. good morning, everyone, i m aaron gilchrest. i m angie goff. news of a man facing domestic violence charges after a s.w.a.t. team was called to a home in montgomery county. police say a woman left a house on valley bend drive in germantown and headed to a neighbor s after an argument with her boyfriend. her two young children stayed in the house with him. police tell news4 he took the kids to a house in prince george s county, and that s where he was arrested around 2:30 this morning. no one was hurt. 5:01. let s check in with meteorologist tom kierein with your wednesday weather headlines. tom? good morning. starting off, another morning of thick humidity in the air. temperatures in the low to mid 70s around the metro area, around the bay. parts of northern virginia and maryland, near 70 including shenandoah valley. in the mountains, 60s, more pleasant there. still quite humid, too. you see the city lights lighting up the humidity over washing
devastation. it s layers upon layers of damage that needs to be repaired. it s just so hard to see everything in your life ruined. it was one year ago tonight and we watched as stunned residents and business owners wandered onto ellicott city s main streets seeing something they d never seen before. moments before floodwaters ripped through the area moving cars and just ripping building foundations clear away. in those tense moments there were also many acts of bravery. the man hailed the hero this night tells our stephanie ramirez that the actions of others is what encouraged him to stay. when she finally saw it, tears came down her face, just very overwhelmed. that s when jason barnes wife saw the ellicott city rescue video played hundreds of thousands of times across the world. it happened in this very spot. now that we re at the one year anniversary it s a little hard to take so just looking at how the last year has changed my whole life. you see some of the
among the districts, but if you take a look at the map you can see the distribution is even north and south but it did indeed keep police busy. what is so troubling about it is the number of them that happened over a relatively short period of time, about four hours. the first happened at 9:08, and a quarter of midnight there was another robbery, and in that case the suspect was on an orange scooter, and an hour later, a robby in the 1300 block of alabama avenue southeast, and 15 minutes later in the 200 block of newcomb street southeast, and then it ended at 1:37 in the morning. the interesting thing about this spate of robberies, the first and last, the one on pickford and one on corbin, there was violence or force involved. and it could be resistance from the victim or the sudden snatching or seizure of property. and the only thing they have in common is it contributed to a busy night for cops and criminals. back to you. thank you. an elderly couple is in stable condit
after midday today. that law will go into effect on october 1st. yeah, employers will have a little more than a year to comply. 4:31. tom curran has a check at our hour by hour forecast over the next four hours. notice it got humid overnight. and the rather steamy humidity going to be with us through much of the day. showers here one shower here in the shenandoah valley that s going to be moving toward the north and east into loudoun county, west virginia, just south of winchester, near charles town, leesburg, perhaps toward frederick and near damascus the next hour or two. thunder and lightning too this area in red in st. mary s county, heading over toward calvert county. it may be get getting closer to cambridge the next hour or two. we ve got some breaks in the the clouds over washington. a live view from our towercam ra. temperatures 60s and low 60s. low 60s by 8:00. sun may be breaking out, partly sunny. noontime upper 70s. mid 80s midafternoon. a chance of afterno
you re not going to take my kid. so he pushed her down and they started fighting and they said the heard the gun go off. reporter: then the kids started running. yes. reporter: and crying. yes. reporter: scary. very. reporter: the scene winthrop and chester streets in oxen hill. police spent some time searching for shell cases and looking for evidence in what they ve described as a domestic shooting case. what makes it doubly frightening is that there were about 15 kids around when it happened. the victim is said to be a woman in her 30s. they say she was shot, wounded and fell to the ground. the suspect, they say, ran away. the children, all from the nearby forest heights elementary school. for a time the school was on lockdown as counselors were brought in to comfort the children. raven hill is withhe what do you make of something like this? i m in shock, absolutely shocking. it obviously is not the kind of thing you expect to happen so early in the day, kid