eye on the weather change we are about to have. we were talking about it over the last few days. it will become breezy in the evening hours and extremely windy overnight tonight and throughout the day tomorrow. look at latest weather alerts, so a very serious high wind wlar warning in effect tonight from 11:00 p.m. through 6:00 p.m. tomorrow for the areas in orange, entire d.c. metro areas. a wind advisory in effect for the rest of the area. now, in the wind warnings, we ll see gusts, potentially, around 60 miles per hour at times with winds as strong, and we ll anticipate spotty power outages and wind damage across the area. what can you do now to prepare? well, ensure cell phones are charged in case power goes out, secure lawn furniture, avoid parking by come down. i ll walk through you through the forecast. all right, thanks. you know, the dumpsters behind buildings can roll too. switching gears, music world mourning the loss of al jarreau died this morning in the
unseasonable temperatures. milder yesterday. kind of cloudy. but at least did not feel as cold the past two days. mild one today. taking a live look outside on sunday morning. see the light on at the white house. we re just starting to see daylight. trying to get them to flick the lights. flick the lights. sometimes they watch they will flick the lights. i m sure they re watching like that upstairs window to our right, flick it for us and let us know, give us a sign. tom, you re hilarious. you need lights on this morning. it s dark and cloudy out there. actually we have a few showers around, too. showers in the forecast. 4 reagan national and 48 dulles and 48 bwi. temperatures well above freezing and above normal this is closer to normal high for this time of year. warmer air came in yesterday and we made it into 50s in washington. and this morning we re starting off not too cold in 40s. there s the showers i mentioned. corridor seeing showers in extreme western m
our free wusa9 app. an assault suspect barricaded himself inside a northeast dc apartment for about seven hours and wouldn t come out. our matt yurus was there when the stalemate ended. reporter: i m here at 36th in northeast dc. behind me is the scene where this man barricaded himself in after allegedly using a sharp object to attack another man. it lasted some seven hours ending around 9:00 this evening. the call came in at 2:48 p.m. one man had been attacked. the other refused to surrender. cops communicated with him over a megaphone asking him to flick the blinds to make sure he was okay. police blocked off sections of 36th and 35th street in the alley separating the two blocks. our officers, everybody really came together. reporter: officers approached the house with their [000:01:59;00] for a moment, you thought the end was near. yet, the deadlock continued. i don t know what is going on. i have been out here about two hours. reporter: neighbors immediately
thanks for staying with us i m tony perkins. i m shawn yancy. he called the woman and claimed he was holding her father and threatened to kill him if he didn t pay up. she recorded part of the conversation. lindsay watts spot to the woman tonight shawn, tony. this happened just this afternoon. amber got a call from a man who said her dad was involved in a hit and run crash and here s the twist. the caller said amber s dad had hit his son and then tried to flee the scene. now amber s dad was being held hostage an she had to pay thousands to save his life. do you want us to name folks and see him again you will do this correctly. you understanding me amber. yes. he said someone will have to pay for what your father did and the charges for my son s hospital bills. you have two openings you re going to do this correctly and respond and if got i m going to hang up the phone and brains out and you can save the money for his funeral. how far are you from your house, 40
phone call and demanded money. thanks for staying with us i m tony perkins. i m shawn yancy. he called the woman and claimed he was holding her father and threatened to kill him if he didn t pay up. she recorded part of the conversation. lindsay watts spot to the woman tonight shawn, tony. this happened just this afternoon. amber got a call from a man who said her dad was involved in a hit and run crash and here s the twist. the caller said amber s dad had hit his son and then tried to flee the scene. now amber s dad was being held hostage an she had to pay thousands to save his life. do you want us to name folks and see him again you will do this correctly. you understanding me amber. yes. he said someone will have to pay for what your father did and the charges for my son s hospital bills. you have two openings you re going to do this correctly and respond and if got i m going to hang up the phone and brains out and you can save the money for his funeral. how