possibly today. tomorrow you will want to bring back the winter coat. i brought it out today. i m ready. tom kierein also ready. he s tracking when this will arrive. there is a lot going on. can i just take of the show? i ll do the whole hour. a lot of this due to deepening low pressure passing to our north the next 24 hours bringing in big changes. it s balmy, breezy, 60 degrees. we are showing light to moderate rain. all of this moving color, very light rain into washington, maryland. it s all heading off to the north and east. the rain showers move on through. then we ll gradually be drying out the rest of the afternoon. temperatures right now are in the 50s to our west. upper 50s, near chesapeake bay. all of these areas from the mountains to the eastern shore, 55-mile-per-hour gusts or higher. we could have scattered power outages later on tonight. a look at the other big changes over the next several days. that s coming up in a few minutes. a developing story thi
intersection of alabama avenue and ainger place. a new search will begin for two children missing from montgomery county since 2014. sarah and jacob hoggle last seen with their mother catherine. their father is looking for volunteers to come out and help with this weekend s search. you re looking at it right now. this is the goshen recreation park. and they are hoping for folks to help join them in that search. we ll have much more on that. one man is dead and another injured after a double stabbing in arlington, virginia. police were called out at 8:00 last night. it is arlington s first homicide last year. the seven is on for suspects. rain today, bitter cold tomorrow. it is april 2nd. we re getting you ready for a storm team 4 weather alert day. i m angie goff. so glad you could join us. you will need to get ready for a storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is live at the storm team 4 weather deck. i want to look at your live shot. tinley town, just a few sprink
starts right now. announcer: local, live, latebreaking. definition. low cloud cover. rain is going to be an issue. let s get to amy sweezey. we re going to talk about the showers. once we had through the day, we will see a lot less rain. a bit of sunshine will break out later today. it will seem hard to believe. there is a lot of moisture in the air. our temperatures today will slowly climb. we will make it into the lower 70 s by noon. into the upper 70 s well above average. low clouds have been with us all night. oia recording less than a quarter-mile. a lot of the area is gray and gloomy. we have lain to deal with. upper 50 s to the north. 62, melbourne. it is a disturbance that will roll through quickly. once it pulls away from us, we will see the rain lesson. lighter showers to the south. a little bit of light rain nine a osceola. here is your high temperature for today. heading to 76 in ocala. 77 our high today in melbourne. let s get a check on the roads. ted: you
in the summer of 2013, it was mayhem as police and deputies were investigating shootings into cars, into homes, and these two murders. today, here at the courthouse, konrad schafer admitted to all of those crimes. are you entering these pleas of guilty because you are in fact guilty of the crimes you have been accused of? yes your honor reporter: konrad schafer finally spoke the words that pooran roopnarine waited two and a half years to hear, the teenager admitting that he is responsible for the brutal execution-style murder of 22-year-old eric roopnarine. the state says, schafer and three others conspired to rob and fatally shoot and stab eric inside his poinciana home. age 18 now, schafer was just 15 when he was arrested. he pleaded guilty to killing roopnarine and, a week earlier, 17-year-old david guerrero of kissimmee. he ll have to serve a minimum mandatory 25 years, and up to it s just hard for me to say anything right now. reporter: roopnarine s father was
high school says a drug, a was found. principal claims there was no threat to the safety of students. wesh 2 has accrued headed to the school. information. meredith: angela: from osceola county konrad schafer, the teen charged in two murders, has confessed to the crimes. schafer was 15 years old when he was arrested, following the execution-style murder of a 22-year-old man, and a drive-by killing of another teen. jim: wesh 2 s greg fox was in court for his plea. and greg, this clears a lot of crimes off the books without a trial. greg: it sure does. when he talked about the number of cases one after another, dragging on for years. instead, family members got to see and hear schafer admit to his brutal crimes. jon morgan: i find that your decision to enter these pleas has been freely and voluntarily greg: konrad schafer said in open court, he did it, he was behind a string of shootings and robberies, including two that ended the lives of 22-year-old eric roopnarine at his ho