frederick at 70 three. 74 in southern maryland and lexington park. the cooler air, the coolest of the air well off to the north and west. 30's and 40's overnight in minneapolis and wisconsin -- warnings. freeze behind the front, temperatures 20 degrees cooler and will feel that difference tomorrow. the cold front fizzled out overhead in terms of those thunderstorms earlier this afternoon. now we have dried out nicely. a few more storms remain across southern maryland, moving across delmarva. lower committee for the day tomorrow. showers back in the forecast. made day saturday into the evening hours. we may even find a few isolated, have your downpours. but sunday looks a lot better for the bigfoot all game. we are talking temperatures back into the middle 70's -- sunday looks a lot better for the bigfoot all game -- the big foot ball game. tomorrow, a nice way to and the school week. high temperature around 75 degrees. the showers late saturday into early sunday. by sunday afternoon, it will be beautiful. 75 degrees. >> looking forward to that. sound

we have already dropped to 59 degrees in winchester. 73 in lexington park. the dew point temperature has the humidity increasing a little bit. notice it in the south. we are seeing the increase of moisture and it is parked offshore. front, the low-pressure is going to keep us cloudy and damp. rain.turecast shows it should not be too big of an issue. we see showers worked their way and. there we go. a little magic for you. whoever that was. andee the scattered showers .emperatures temperatures are going to be cooler than average with the easterly breeze. tuesday is not a washout. we warm up and temperatures fall back into the 70's. this is why we get paid the big bucks to work on sunday nights. >> moving and grooving. >> we appreciate you. we appreciate you and we have seven on your side. it will help you feel more awake later. a napay it is better than alone. if you drink coffee and take a nap, it will make you more alert after the nap. it heightens the impact of caffeine and gets rid of a molecule responsible for sleepiness. will try that next. in other new

at least one lane is open and it does not get better until you get to lexington hills. and as normal, starting to pick up as you approach to the wal- mart creek area. southbound 680 before gary, left lanes are blocked. san mateo is slow and go traffic as you approach the high-rise into foster city. here is steve. >>> lots of gray hero clouds, a system to the north, there are some breaks in it and it's mostly cloudy unless you are far enough inland and you have some cooler overnight lows. the system that did the crick, it is moving east but the tail end of that increased the on have -- on shore push which didn't dig long enough to pull that in. it may spinoff of that and it does not look like anything is strong enough, 50s and 60s, fairfield, there are a few breaks, huge difference cooler air aloft, and they are all close to each other but cooler for some. 53 ukiah, our reek a chill there and nationally the heat and humidity has finally arrived in the northeast. they send some information from baltimore maryland. they have hot and humid conditions for the all. open and -

the temperature is 66 in lexington park. it is takingow more of an easterly track. that is good news for us. they were trying to bring this further up to the north. we would be stuck with the wet weather. this is taking a nice turn and our window for rain is going away. there is a little messed with the cloud cover, but that is about it erie our futurecast will show you that low pulling away. we have to keep our eye on that cold front in the upper midwest. that is a very potent system that could bring some strong storms on thursday. look for more on that on my blog. mostly cloudy and a few sprinkles. we will heat up with some storms in the midweek. it will be a roller coaster ride. >> thank you. are outg up, officials in full force to keep your kids safe at school. >> >> the world health organization says 4200 people in west africa have come down with the virus. half of them have died. the fourth american with ebola arrived at emory hospital in atlanta. this is the same hospital where to aid workers were treated last month. >> the centers for disease control knows t

zoom in west of lexington park him a few downpours. otherwise, today has been hot and humid. still 90 at reagan national. 88 in quantico and gaithersburg. it will be hot and humid tomorrow with highs around 90 degrees. strong storms likely in the afternoon and evening as a strong cold front approaches. that will bring a striker and cooler air by sunday. more in the forecast coming up. >> the historic conviction of virginia's former first couple is being called a game changer for ethics in virginia. goldberg is just back from richmond and joins us with what is next for the mcdonnells and virginia. >> citizens and politicians often pride themselves on clean and civilized government not associated with corruption cases that seem to come up frequently in states like louisiana or illinois. they were convicted in federal court. the crimes would not have been illegal under virginia law. critics say that is just the problem. the day after the decision -- >> i think it was a just verdict. >> the stunning fall reamains raw. >> i feel for them. >> she is one of the five women and seven

pper 50's in lexington park. 55 at dulles right now. it is cooler in the mid-atlantic and northeast. off to the south and west there is milder air. that's key because that is the air that will be here for the weekend. the weekend will be pretty nice, that warm air nudging in from the south and west and making for a pretty good stretch. mostly sunny skies for sunday. by monday the next system will come down the pike that will bring changes. highs tomorrow low 80's. warmer air for tomorrow. also for sunday as well. back.two days back to we are wedged in between all the unsettled weather and we are in a stretch of weather that will be marvelous. early each morning or late at night there could be a little patchy fog so keep an eye out for that late tonight, early tomorrow morning. tomorrow pleasant and warm. tomorrow evening nats are at home again. temperatures in the 70's into the 60's. sunday and monday pretty good. monday night maybe showers rolling in for tuesday. mid 70's. no fall chill headed our way. >> the nats were out playing toda

highlands,potomac southern maryland, lexington park now at 72 degrees. 71 at dulles. winds will be out of the north and east. we will talk about the next seven days, a big warm up, temperatures near 90 and then a big temperature plunge. >> thank you very much. this happening now in arlington. police are looking for two men who tried to kidnap an 18-year-old woman. it happened late last night. police say the suspects tried to a duct the victim -- abduct the victim as she was getting into her car. if you have information about this, arlington police want to talk to you. >> developing news out of prince george's county where police are canvassing a neighborhood after a woman was attacked and sexually assaulted. this incident happened at about 6:45 in the evening. to tell us is live all about it. what is the latest in the story on where this woman was? police, she was just walking along this wooded trail. this is hardly in the middle of nowhere. there is a neighborhood that way and behind me is a place a lot of kids play. while it was still light out. >> tonight, detectiv

jay korff is outside of the base in lexington park. is there any new information at this hour? >> investigators have been very careful about the information they have released. late this evening, we have heard from authorities who say the father left his son in his car while he was working at base. obviously, everybody in the community is devastated. this really hits close to home down here. spokespersonto a at naval air station patuxent river in st. mary's county, maryland, a 15-month-old boy was found dead in the back of a car and a parking lot on base at 3:30. first responders tried to revive the infant but a short time later the little boy was pronounced dead. >> what is going on? >> this person has been crestfallen since hearing the story come searching social media to find out what happened. the authorities are releasing very little information about the case. >> was it something we could have done to help? did they not have child care? did he just forget? >> the authorities are confirming the child's father who works on pace left his son in the back of the car. is, weeve

from lexington, kentucky, please welcome anita nesser! [cheers and applause] hello, anita. how are you? oh, it's so nice to see you. nice to see you. wow. >> hi. >> how do you fe

. >> he took this photo along the blue ridge parkway in lexington, virginia. the korean war memorial photo is one of his favorites. >> that memorial speaks to me as a soldier. it really captures the essence, the hardships and sacrifice. >> he's got photos from his deployment. here you see the beauty of the rugged mountains in afghanistan, then you notice the machine gun. >> your mind wants to be drawn in by the beauty, but you have to be vigilant. the machine gun remind us of that. >> it wasn't until he was injured in iraq when he realized just how important photography was to him. he was dealing with the loss of both legs and serious injuries to his right arm when he realized epicalyces his dominant arm that he -- right arm. when he realized he could lose the dominant arm that he uses to run the camera, he was devastated. >> that em haded drive my recovery. i believe the -- that guided my drive to my recovery. i believe the arts are generally important for everyone. >> reporter: in alexandria peggy fox, wusa9. >> the alexandria king street art festival runs a

the outage is affecting customers near the lexington reservoir. about 820 customers are affected in the area of old santa cruz highway and ogallala pass road south of los gatos. a downed wire was found on the roadway. a crew was called to the scene. no word estimated when the power will be restored there. >>> just a week and a day after the big earthquake in napa, at least six small earthquakes shook the ground near gilroy in the last 24 hours. the largest was a 3.5 magnitude that struck just after 9:00 this morning. the usgs said the other quakes measured below a magnitude 3. officials say some of the quakes were centered south of gilroy near the san felipe reservoir. despite their relatively small size campers nearby say they felt the shaking. >> i was having a cup of coffee and reading a book and all of the sudden the chair started swaying and lasted about 2 seconds but you could feel it. so it's kind of strong as far as i'm concerned. >> there are no reports of damage or injury. >>> meanwhile residents in napa and businesses there as well are

by the time you get to 1775, of course you have concord and lexington. what is fascinating about this is that the very final evolution of the united front group from an intelligence point of view, it becomes an intelligence organizations and that's what happened the first with the committees of safety were able to monitor exactly what the british were doing at the major installations and locations. for example, thanks to the committee of safety in boston, the militia and the sons of liberty is exactly what route the british were going to take to get to concord because two months earlier they had monitored the two officers that colonel gage sent out to go down there. so all they had to find out than was timing and they were able to do that to a second organization they set up which in theory is the founding of the first american intelligence organization called the mechanics, a group led operationally by paul revere, but more leadership wise by two other members, dr. joseph warren and dr. benjamin church. this organization actually was offensive and had p

and lexington police issued an alert. they were telling students to stay inside their dorms while they two out and look for suspects described as a group of men dressed in all black. campus police report no injuries and no victims. back to you. >> thank you, mollet. three days after fire caused a flying nightmare, flight delays at chicago's airports are likely to continue into the workweek. travelers are waking up on the terminal floors waiting to see if they can get home. an employee set fire to a regard in a suicide attempt. it caused thousands of flight delays. >> all because of one person. it is so infuriating. it is sad that it took this. but it's just so frustrating when it impacts so many people. >> the faa says it will be october 13th before that damaged facility is up and running again. meanwhile, displaced employees are handling chicago air traffic from other facilities. >>> today we are expect to go learn more about a mur rest in anne arundel. nicole burgess was found stabbed to death last march in her name. he

it appears the driver was trying to pull into a parking space at the fairfield inn in lexington last night but he accidentally hit the gas pedal instead of the break and crashed into the building. gas started leaking from the gas meter and hotel employees began evacuating guests. ten minutes later there was an explosion. >> all of a sudden we just hear boom, shake. everybody goes different directions. chaos. >> two firefighters suffered minor injuries. >>> two men are behind bars after a hit and run that killed two women and a four-year-old boy. a woman, her daughter-in-law, and her grandchildren were walking in their neighborhood saturday evening. police say a car veered off the road and hit them. the car hit a nearby home. the two women died at the scene. neighbors were able to catch one of them. the other was found in and arrested several hours later. police believe alcohol and speed were factors in that crash. >>> two people are recovering after being hit by a speaker. he was watching a romantic movie when a 60-pound speaker came loose from the wall. the speaker left a huge gash

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item 9: 2014.0626a d. vu; 4155 575-91200 376 lexington, west side between 20th and 21st streets; assessor's block 3609, lot 060. request for a certificate of appropriateness to reconstruct the rearmost portion of the first story including the enlargement and conversion of a sliding window to two hung windows, construct a 2' x 9' rear addition and 6'-6" x 9' rear deck including the addition of two new windows along the south elevation and conversion of a window to a door at the rear elevation, and extend the pitched roof over the new addition to replace the existing shed roof of the existing single-family dwelling. the subject property is an eligible individual and contributing resource to the liberty-hill historic district and is located within the rto-m residential, transit-oriented - missionn zoning district with 40-x height and bulk limit. sf 91234 also a request for a certificate of appropriateness. i have no speaker cards. >> commissioners, do any of you wish to pull either project off consent? seeing none. any member of the public wish to pull a project off consent? seeing none. seeki

from lexington, kentucky, please welcome anita nesser! [cheers and applause] hello, anita. how are you? oh, it's so nice to see you. nice to see you. wow. >> hi. >> how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> all right, i'm ready to give

he owns hugh jass burgers in lexington. >> jon: that's right. hugh jass burgers, a kentucky staple just around the corner from another famous kentucky establishment, e. norma's weiners. that one's not real. so her father owns a waggishly punned establishment. how bad can that be? >> the menu includes abby's hugh jass, name after his daughter abigail, and charlotte's rack, a reference to barbecue and his wife. >> jon: my goddaughter's tater tits, aunt sophie's crusty muffin. i hate my family. [laughter] so one of these candidates is associated with a disreputable association that flaunts its contempt for women, and the other has a dad that owns hugh jass burgers. boom! what if your opponent's dad doesn't own a hill lairly is named fast food joint. you could go with mark pryor's strategy against his opponent tom cotton. >> tom cotton voted against preparing america for pandemics like ebola. >> he was the only one to vote against children's hospitals. >> my opponent is pro ebola and anti-baby. well, that certainly has to be the most prejortive and

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drive time is about 15 minutes out of the altamont pass to lexington. otherwise we still see a lot of overnight road work between oakland and san diego, also 86th street to broadway day of the four wright lanes closed. that should be wrapped up by 5:00 a.m. highway 37 reopened ahead of schedule so that's good news for commuters and highway 12, both directions were shut down over the weekend. it is clear into san francisco and also mass transit looks good with no delays. >>> the coast guard says it has contained if you will spill in the bay waters off san francisco. up to 50 gallons leaked from the ss jeremiah a world war ii ship. the leak began on saturday and left behind as she in about 150 feet long in the fisherman's wharf. so far there is no sign of any major damage to the environment. >>> thousands of volunteers across california spent their weekend participating in the 30th coastal cleanup day. the event aims to remove litter from along beaches, rivers and creeks. volunteers say they've noticed fewer plastic grocery bags been in years past. other

. >> reporter: her employees her neighbors in lexington, north carolina, a textile town ravaged by unemployment, hitting 14% during the recession. lolly waddle doodle one of the biggest employers in town. from brandy, some advice to anyone else with a dream. >> when you lay your head down at night, be able to do that, knowing you did everything you could. >> reporter: a business and a community built one dress at a time. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> i love this. >> a great story. right now her sales primarily generated by facebook. about 60%. the power. bypass, high marketing and all the other stuff. >> great to see women who are taking an entrepreneurial role, something at home, huge business like "shark tank." you know what i mean? fantastic. >> absolutely. now everyone is dressed to the nines right there. don't miss our updates on facebook, wnnfans.com. >> come upg -- coming up, more news right here from abc. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. ( bell rings ) they remind me so much of my grandkids. wish i saw mine more often, but they

some wind damage reports and some heavy rain around the memphis area as well as lexington kentucky. but for us, that frontal boundary is moving through pretty much as dry passage. we're talking about the cloud cover lingering around some break in the clouds especially in extreme south jersey and sections of delaware. but also there could be a spotty shower around but i think the umbrellas can go in storage until the upcoming weekend. so as we look at the satellite and radar, we're talking about a cold front off to the north and west. out ahead of it winds out of the south and west muggy conditions but behind it, there's a wind shift. winds coming in out of the north and west and that will usher in some lower humidity as well as some tumbling temperatures as we watch how things play out, there could be a spotty shower once again. here's 8:00 o'clock. if we see it it would be in south jersey or central and southern sections of delaware but that frontal boundary is moving out of here overnight. so friday, it's going to be comfortable. we're looking at a lot of sunshine. beautiful condi

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. >>> there's a big cleanup and investigation in lexington, kentucky, following a massive explosion at a hotel. the blast ripped the side of the building completely off, exposing the interior of several rooms. it happened about ten minutes after a car hit the hotel's gas main. 60 rooms were occupied. everyone was evacuated. luckily, there were no injuries. >>> this video shot by police in oregon as they chased a woman who had stolen a boat from a marina. witnesses said she was ranting and threatening everyone before taking off for a joyride. that ride lasted about a quarter of a mile before the engine overheated. she was arrested and will face a judge today. >> might be the last vacation she takes for a little bit. >> you might be right. >>> now for some sports. week one of the nfl is nearly in the books. >> with the highlights of some of yesterday's games, here are our men at espn. >> i'm john buccigross. welcome inside "sportscenter." welcome back to the nfl. we begin sunday night, broncos and the colts, peyton manning, andrew luck. great matchup there. remember last year's season op

and our returning champion, a phd candidate in history originally from lexington, south carolina... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. hi, folks. welcome aboard. will the trend of having a new champion every day on "jeopardy!" continue, or will bill be able to become a repeat champion today as he plays against erica and howard? let's start finding out. good luck, players. here we go. categories. d-d-donald duck. alex: bill, you start. let's do the americans for $200. bill. who is william howard taft? you are right. i'll take the americans for $400. he's the good-humor man seen here in 1925 doing one of his famous rope tricks. howard. who is will rogers? yes. can we go to -- let's stay with the americans, $600. erica. who is donna karan? donna karan. yes. the americans for $800.

. >> her employees, her neighbors, in lexington, north carolina. a textile town ravaged by unemployment hitting 14% during the recession. lolly wolly doodle one of the biggest employers in town. from brandy, advice to anyone else with a dream. >> when you lay your head down at night, to be able to do that, knowing you did everything you could. >> a business and a community built one dress at a time. that is america strong. know that you did all you could. an american jobs creator for you on labor day weekend. good morning america first thing tomorrow morning. david muir back in the seat tomorrow night. have a good night, a great safe labor day. good night. >>> next at 6:00, new reports of bad behavior within the ranks the 49ers. what fans and the team have to say about the arrived of defensive lineman ray mcdonald. >>> help and healing. how napa churchgoers are supporting one another and volunteers are working through the holiday weekend in vallejo. >>> a shooting under investigation in the east bay. assaulting his pregnant fiancee. the aes of defe

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now let me go on to the next he also was the guy that created lexington avenue. the guy over there is the french emperor. they were basically in the 1860s leading proponents of turning the frank into completely international money. the amazing thing to me $5.25 francs in 1868. this is the token of appreciation that napoleon gave to spread back in america. the treasury secretary said america was going to accept the frank and it was something that people were going to have happened there was a big backlash in the congress about it and it never happened. but what also happened was germany decided to go with the meter and they wound up going to the mark. it's going to be called the europa in distorted the gold standard. he wasn't done yet. he still wanted america to have a better system appointed and so did a lot of other people and so the first nickel appeared in 1866 and it weighed exactly 5 grams which was the holy grail of pointed to the reformers that wouldn't go. it was exactly 2 centimeters across so you could measure if you put five nickels out you would defe

and our returning champion, a phd candidate in history, originally from lexington, south carolina... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek. thank you, johnny gilbert. hello, ladies and gentlemen. well, "jeopardy!" has gotten off to a great start in our 31st season. and the same can be said for our champion, bill, winning over $50,000 in just three appearances. can he keep it going? to do that, he'll have to defeat stephanie and matthew, and look at how serious they look. let's go to work, players. here comes the "jeopardy!" round. what are the categories that await you? ...in honor of our 31 seasons. oh, there's a theme here, i'm thinking. bill. let's try rocky road for $200. alex: the rocky road seen here is in this country that has stoni -- s-t-o-n-i -- in its name. matthew. what is estonia? that's it. rocky road for $400. apparently walking isn't forbidden in the forbidden city within this capital. matthew. what is beijing? right. rocky road for $600. take a look. the cobblestone roads in this south american capital

he was a guy that created lexington avenue. the one over there is napoleon the french emperor. samuel and napoleon were in the teen 60s proponents of turning the frames into completely international money. the amazing thing to me, $5, 25 francs into 1868. this was a token of appreciation that they gave to sprint back. the treasury secretary said they were going to accept the frank and it was something people were treating that their wound up being a big back -- and the in the congress about it and it never happened. what also happened and really tanked is germany even though he decided to go with the meter they wound up going into the mark. the big thing about this claim which wasn't going to be called the frank butts v. europa that it actually started the gold standard. the negotiations have ended in 1867 paris. but the gold standard was the revolt. she wasn't done yet. he still wanted america to have a better system appointed and so did other people. the most revolutionary point that ever came out of america was the nickel. the first appeared in 1866. it weighed exactly 5 gra

near lexington reservoir, it sales off and another one, .04. there is a few wet roads, i know boonville had about a quarter of an inch fan there it is and if we get enough sun breaks, we could pop up a shower or two this afternoon and i don't think the atmosphere is stable enough. it is 07 in livermore and san jose, 70 in fso 70 and these are just amazingly warm lows. even to the north you are finding 60s and 65 heelsberg lakeport 63, we have a south win and all of this cloud cover in place, santa rosa, novato usually you see a different breeze. you may as well have just gotten mr. bubble outen and than helps and moving into new mexico and texas and we have a new hurricane 75 miles polo and it is taking a very similar path as it heads towards bah- hah peninsular. and 66 degrees and it has been really hot in southern call northern why and the major focus, where is it and it is just the cloud cover is warm. and the santa cruz mountains, we may be getting that steady rain, very warm lows, 80s to the interior and it is almost as warm in livermore a

a phd candidate in history originally from lexington, south carolina... and our returning champion, a business research librarian from washington, d.c... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. izabeth williams, our first champion of our new season. she would have wound up winning more money yesterday, but she and the other two players were done in by theodor geisel -- better known as dr. seuss. bill and tessa are here to challenge today. we're delighted to welcome you, and good luck to all three of you. here we go into the jeopardy! round. one daily double coming up in one of these categories -- each correct response will begin with the letter "b" and be followed by three others. the 30th anniversary blu-ray dvd comes out today for "ghostbusters," yeah. ...and she's had some work done, right? alex: elizabeth, start. let's do "ghostbusters" for $200, alex. dan aykroyd called slimer the ghost of this friend of his who was supposed to be in the first film but died in 1982. tessa. who is bel

and our returning champion, a phd candidate in history, originally from lexington, south carolina... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, folks. well, two days ago, he was the first runaway winner in a "jeopardy!" game in our new season. yesterday, he became the first two-time champion. what's going to happen today with bill? we're gonna find out right now as jesse and carrie challenge him. good luck, players. here we go. let's take a look at the categories, shall we? we start off with... alex: champ, you go first. let's try movie comedies for $200. bill. what is "the hangover"? you're right. movie comedies for $400. in "caddyshack" this comedian said, [ as rodney dangerfield ] "i'll tell ya, this steak still has marks from where the jockey was hitting it. bill. who is rodney dangerfield? yes. bad impression on my part. movie comedies for $600.

was proposing the toast of help to king george iii in withourse your burst knews of lexington and concord. others spilled their glasses and upended chairs in the rush to spread the news, morris alone glass, toasted the cause, then stepped out to the uncertain future. day under what barry noted in his log was fine, clear unshine weather, the black prince nestled against the stock total pandemonium. described the words covered with inhabitants. with wagons full of goods, ships that had space the hulls for their goods, 50e67 other stled into the water going up and down gangplanks. learning the fellow columnist in massachusetts has that, they hoped for one more killing in the english arketplace before the real killing came up to delaware. returned to was sea without properly being refitted. american navy is down the street in congress outside for officer royal navy whose gang was adding their names to the king's muster oles, adams had no maritime experience at all. he had been out to sea once in his life, 15-mile fishing trip cahasset off of maa. he left his wife and children in a brain tree

the temperature reached 85 and lexington park. the car was closed and locked. the aeronautical engineer seen in this 10-year-old photo was arrested this morning. he is described as a pillar of his community. others call the news stunning. >> it's an accident. i don't believe anybody could possibly leave a kid in the car on accident like that. >> i have a two-year-old and three-year-old at home. it doesn't matter what anybody else would do, i would beat myself up more than anyone else. >> mistakes happen, but that is a bit much. the father in this case is cooperating with authorities. he says it was a terrible accident. something else we learned in our today -- she did park the car with the child inside but later in the day, he got back in the car, drove to a lunch meeting, came back, parked it again and went into his office and even on that excursion, he did not notice the child was still in the car seat will stop -- in the car seat. >> a boil water advisory remains in effect for parts of george's county after a water main burst. the advisory stretches to glena

lexington park maryland, rain and 67 degrees. are you ready for daytime highs? a high near 90, and we have details coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you. and now, we turn to a developing story in prince william county, where a mother is charged in the death of her two small children. spoon say that sonya suffocated them. from police live headquarters. brad, what have you learned tonight? >> well, allison, we got a look at the charging documents, and they tell a terrible story. they contain the allegation that this young woman wrapped her in plastic bags, taped them up with duct tape, and then watched as they suffocated. oon called her children the loves of her life, and she even posted this happy selfie, but last week, something apparently happened is so profound that her mother called police. >> she advised officers that her daughter had suicidal thoughts and also stated that she wanted to take the life of her daughter. was hospitalized for a psychiatric evaluation, and it was after 2:00 a.m. on sunday morning when police again were home, and then's chi

it is 88 outside the weather center. 86 in lexington park where we had a shower. the indices in the upper 90's. this is what it feels like. it feels like 104 in frederick. things will be changing by the. end of the weekend. live doppler pretty quiet. we have been tracking showers over extreme southern maryland and west of 81. we cannot rule out a passing storm. keep that in mind if you're heading out for the game. temperatures falling slowly into the lower 80's. we will be in for another hot and humid day tomorrow with storms likely as a strong cold front comes through. that will bring much drier and more comfortable air by sunday and into next week. more and a little bit. >> the fbi is getting involved in the search for the man police believe shot into a prince george's county home killing a three-year-old girl. brad bell is live from police headquarters with a look at what is being done to find wallace. what is the latest? >> this guy has been the subject of a massive manhunt. a special squad beating the streets running down leads but still no arrests. tonight,

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we dropped a degree downtown. 78.ad been as warm as it's now 77. 73 right now in annapolis and lexington park. manassas, winchester, over towards martinsburg. just a pleasant evening. if you are headed to the nats game this evening, you want to take an extra layer, because temperatures will be heading in a downward fashion. think we'llight, i be getting into the 50's, so it will definitely be cool tonight. across the mid-atlantic and midwest, you see heat kind of bubbling up. 80's.uis in the low mid-80's from nashville to rockville. poised tor weather is move northward and eastward. so it's going to be moving in direction. i think the weekend does provide us a nice push. that storm system is off the coast. warm air will start to bubble up here. there could be clouds in the morning. the morning.ool in but if fog does develop, it will quickly burn off. afternoon, looking pretty nice. low 80's. 86.average is it's not just saturday but this is a nice pattern -- i think it us into sunday as well. we'll have two perfect with plenty ofys sunshine. longer term, a system out of the midwest that w

. >> 's good travelers, really, when they flew him from ontario, to lexington, kentucky, for the kentucky derby, video camera on him. he was always, you know, looking around, and, you know, seeing what else, so the horses don't get hot and agitated. but's very, very good traveler. we new it would be all right to bring him back here. because he does travel so well. we love you speak your minds about everything, everybody so happy to have you there. you know that. >> we are blessed to be here, really are. because this horse, he's been quite a travel agent for the partners, taking us to kentucky taking us to marm land, then taking us to new york, now, now, pennsylvania. >> we met wonderful people along the way, some, you know, real good times. and, you know, this is his first race back, after his belmont. race, and we just hope that is really, really bang up day for everybody here at parx, because they've treated us extremely well. and just hope for the best tomorrow. you know? >> this is really a prep ring? >> he will race in the british cup classic, this is prep race, and it couldn't have

outside this morning, temperatures in the low 60's. 59 in fredericksburg.. 61 in lexington park butw clouds and patchy fog that should burn off and give way to a pleasant anwarmer da highs this afternoon in the low 80's. slight chance of showerr tomorr. paul kicks off mondaday too tuesday. low to mid 70's all of next week. doesn' ♪ it's raining men hallelujah, it's raining men every step ♪ >>> ha lay lieu ya, our show-stopping performance this morning. i heard "magic mike" was a fun movie. >> oh, come on. >> i haven't seen it. you have a chance to be an extra in a sequel. >> whoa, whoa, what is going on there? >> sara, pick your jaw up off the table, please. >> happy birthday. >> thank you so much. >> this is all for her. happy birthday. >>> also coming up this half hour, can a device turn your phone into a warning system to keep your child from drowning. this is a big story. "gma" investigating the i-swim band. coming up. >>> first, the trial of a doctor at a prestigious cancer center accused of poisoning her lover's coffee. >> she flnd the courtroom as he took the stand. and de

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we have all kinds of issues popping up. 309 at line lexington road we have two disabled vehicles. 309 at north broad street we've got a problem here, as well. a number of issues that keep popping up. washington lane at cheltenham avenue we have a vehicle fire. marlton 73 southbound at brick road, an accident there, as well. meanwhile, no weather-related problems, 59 degrees, not as cool as yesterday morning, even though we're off to a cool start. the high 71, sunshine and clouds, we're dry today, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> new this morning, two ohio police officers put their training to good use when an suv went up in smoke, this was the scene in unionville last week. the responding sergeant and captain didn't hesitate to hop into the vehicle and pull the driver to safety. a week later the victim is doing fine and able to shake hands with the officers who saved him. >> national support is growing for a montgomery county dog that ended up in oregon. donors are footing the bill for gidget who is staying in an animal shelter in portland. she is has a micro chip which helped track down