weather warmed up, tucker, and temperatures warming up again today. not bad. temperatures in the low to mid- 40s. it should be a great looking afternoon as we ll see the sunshine build in and high temperatures back into the low 50s. so a nice looking forecast for the holiday. let s get a start with a look at our current temperatures. we ll look at our satellite radar on our view system. there you go. satellite radar and you can see that across the area that our area of low pressure that was responsible for the rain yesterday is off to the north and east and sort of a mix of sun and clouds across the mid- atlantic. the trend will be to decrease the cloudiness and in crease the sunshine throughout the day. not a whole lot of cool air behind the syem and that will help hold the temperatures up into the low 40s and 50s this afternoon. a wind out of the north and west at 15 miles per hour so it will feel cooler than that. so bring along a jack fet you re headed out this morning.
there as the breezes blow. it is the capital there on the left of your screen. 41degrees if your nation s capital on this monday morning. good morning. thank you for waking one fox 5 morning news this morning. i m steve chenevey. i m gurvir dhindsa. the latest out of the haiti, supplies are getting through. if you are teen distribution points have been set up across the country. miracles out of the rubble as tuesday mark one week since the quake hit and survivors are still being found. more on that coming up in just a moment. that continues to be our big story. tucker is in for tony who is a little under the weather today. but it is warm outside which is nice. it is mild. temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s. warm might be a strong word. that is a good word show. it is a great word but not sure we can use it a whole lot after today. 37 in new york city. look at boston, 32 degrees. they have snow just north and west of boston. columbus, ohio is 28 and warmer
chenevey. and i m allison seymour. we ll have much more on how you can help with recovery efforts on this national day of service. first we ant to thank everybody who called the phone banks on friday. in four hours you helped us raise more than $27,000 from the victims sfering. a big thank you to everybody who pitched in on friday. and right now we want to check in with tucker barnes who is in for tony this morning. good morning. we have temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s. we ll have afternoon highs in the low 50s. so expecting another day of above normal temperatures and more sunshe as the day progresses. here is your morning satellite radar. we re dealing with leftover cloud cover from the rain event from yesterday. you can see on the right-hand side of the screen, the leftover snow and snow up into vermont and maine and new hampshire. and that will drag with it the light cover and fog across the washington area. we ll take a few more hours to get the sunsh
is dead is 20 years old, that two dogs, pit bull dogs, were taken into custody by animal control and that this man may have died trying to protect a smaller dog that was in the home. that dog was also killed. we re going to show you what it looks like here at the scene on plaza drive, as you can see that the police and also a lot of neighbors out here, trying to figure out what is going on at is point. i am joined now by officer chris jones. officer jones, can you tell us how how did the officers come to find out that there was a deceased person inside this home? well, we received a call about 2:00 p.m. this afternoon from a concerned family member of the victim, and they could not reach him. they realized that the vehicle was here. and i think they were trying to look in the windows and determine, you know, that something didn t look right. at that point, they contacted the police. what we call a check-the-welfare. police officers responded to the residence with a relati