Storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has the very latest. Good morning, chuck. Good morning. Its indeed a beautiful morng outside. A little patchy fog in some of the rural areas, especially out towards the shenandoah valley. Not any big impact on sunday outside of the fact that it feels a little like summer out there. Heres a che from our tower looking over downtown washington. You can see the u. S. Capitol building. Starting to get a hint of the fog layer trying to form inside the urban centers. Just warm enough you dont have to worry about it. Rural areas, patchy fog can be found. Radar shows nothing to worry about as far as a rain chance for today. It will be 100 dry for your sunday. Temperatures in the low 60s in washington. Upper 50s along the bay. Low 50s, upper 40s on the map toward cull pepper and manassas. Through the day a cool start this morning. Abundant sunshine today. Another warm one. Low to mid 80s for highs today. Next little chance for rain is coming up soon. Well ta
Guard it. The search will resume at daybreak but theres no hope they say of finding any survivor survivors. The recovery soerpgs expected to last at least a week. The impact of plaep was so great the biggest piece of debris left is only about the size of a car. Jim handly has more with what we learned today. Nbc news is getting new information tonight from the former head of frances bureau of investigation for aviation. Its their version of the ntsb. He says tonight that the plane was flying very fast at impact, about 435 miles an hour. And he says its unusual that there was no distress signal sent from the cockpit. The black box that was recovered today has already been sent to paris for analysis. We should have some answers tomorrow morning about that planes final moments. French president Francois Hollande and german chancellor Angela Merkel will visit the crash site tomorrow. Meanwhile, grieving families of the victims are gathering tonight in spain and germany. Nbcs barry arent ha
Chevy chase resident and science correspondent speaks to our surae chinn. Reporter pbs science reporter miles obrien dives right back into work after returning to the United States a few days ago without his left arm. Everybody it talking about polar vortexes. Reporter the former cnn anchor who specializes in science, technology and aerospace is moderating a panel on Climate Change in northwest, a commitment he made well before his accident. Sometimes the best tonic is to stay focused on work. Reporter he told the world about the mishap in his blog. I wish i had a better story to tell you about why im typing this with one hand. A shark attack would be interesting. An assassination attempt would be intriguing. Skydiving mishappens always make for good copy. No, the reason i am now one handed is a little more prosaic. Obrien was on a shoot in the philippines reporting on the aftermath of the fukushima disaster. It was a seemingly minor accident. He was packing up tv equipment when a case
Into the weekend sunday. By sunday this storm is about here across the Mississippi River valley and then boom, the arctic air starts to slide south. The moisture comes in. You see this little pink area, magenta . That could be the area of ice, sleet and freezing rain. Were concerned because of the freezing rain. He survived the holocaust but died just crossing the street. Tonight there are questions about whether 91yearold elijah meranski who used a walker had enough time to get from one side of the road to the other. Scott broom is live in Silver Spring with more on this tragic chain of events. Reporter it is remarkably busy where this accident happened yesterday. Route 29 behind me, columbia pike, 11 lanes wide for pedestrians to cross and this afternoon the aaa midatlantic complained that typically memorial day lights just about everywhere do not give enough time typically lights just about everywhere do not give enough time to cross. The holocaust survivor could not survive u. S. 2
Obrien tonight. Tonight the chevy chase resident is speaking with our surae chinn in his first interview since coming back home to the United States. Reporter pbs science reporter miles obrien dives right back into work after returning to the country a few days ago without his left arm. Everybody is talking about polar vortexes. Reporter the former cnn anchor specializing in science, technology and aerospace is moderating a panel on Climate Change in northwest, a commitment he made well before his accident. Sometimes the best tonic is to stay focused on work. Reporter i wish i had a better story to tell you about why i am typing this with one hand he inside his blog. A shark attack it would be interesting. An assassination attempt would be intriguing. Skydiving mishappens always make for good copy. No. Obrien was on a shoot in japan in the philippines reporting on the aftermath in the fukushima disaster. It was a seemingly minor accident. He was packing up tv equipment when a caseful o