counties to your neighborhood, now, it s complete coverage it s wjz maryland s news station. murdered confidential. unanswered questions surround an arrest in the murder of phylicia barnes. the latest on the man indicted in connection with the teenage s death. hello, again i am don scott. i am jessica kartalija. phylicia barnes her sister s ex-boyfriend is in charge charged with the murder. but we know little about the evidence against him. whoa stay on the investigation with mike hellgren live with closer look. reporter: good afternoon. michael johnson was the last person to see phylicia barnes alive. police and prosecutors have not detailed the evidence against him including why they indicted him now after suspecting him for months questions continue toswill around the case swirl around the case of michael johnson. johnson was indicted on a single count first degee murder. but the city s degree murder. but the city s top prosecutor revealed little about the
it is foggy out there this day start. in some places it s supposed to be very, very dense. sharon s got traffic right after meteorologist tim in for weather. first warning doppler radar shows we don t have much rain over the area. what we re dealing with are visibility issues. don just mentioned the fog is is causing some very dense or dense fog is causing visibility challenges. just about a quarter of an inch quarter of a mile we did have a quarter of an inch of rain move through. right now we re dealing with a quarter of a mile visibility. dense fog from carroll county to frederick and washington county until 9:00. we ll be deal be with widely scattered showers. that will be with us again, much like we ve had since the beginning of the week. it will move hoyt tomorrow and then we ll out tomorrow and then we ll she see clearing. we ll have your complete forecast in just a few minutes. here s sharon at wjz tv traffic control. one accident is in whitemarsh. wat
it is 6:00 and it is raining on tv hill. i can tell you this, here s first warning doppler radar. no, it s not raining in the inner harbor but it will be before it s not too long. let s take a look at the watch, warning and advisory graphic. the flood watch has been extended out through tomorrow night. i still don t think it will get your you a tension. we ve been talking about how cool outside it s it s not mid-60s. going for a high of 70. 10 to 12 below normal. in the mid-60s. if are a soon to be leaving, here s sharon gibala. still not too much to get in your way. no major delays. there no major delays because of this one either. it s a downed tree. there s a look at your drive times and speeds. everything is rung smoothly on 95. there s a look at 95 north of caton avenue. that s a look at 95 north of whitemarsh boulevard. don, back over to you. the aftermath of a grand prix. it was a job that was going mon while most of us were sleeping. wjz and monique griego are
it is the top slough of the hour. in the last hour was wicked weather. sharon will guide you through the roads. marty is in first warning weather. if you re just getting up and joining us at about 4:55 we started to see severe weather press into the area. what you see is pretty calm, standards basic rain and windy conditions behind the leading edge of the frontal system. we ll back this up to that 4:55 line. you can see we had seriously severe weather press across the western and then into the eastern shore. i can tell you this. let s take a look at our watch, warning and advisory graphic, which has been changing literally every five to 10 minutes. the only tornado watches we have through 10:00 for caroline, dorchester, kent, worcester. it was an area wide through 10:00. now it s been confined south and east of the metro grid. a severe thunderstorm alert for the next half hour. caroline, cecil, way commaco. i want to take a quick look. it s two low occasion. one will be o
weather forecast. eyewitness news saturday morning starts now. we are getting a look at the scope of the devastation in japan this morning, as a massive rescue effort is underway to find survivors of the disaster that rocked the entire pacific. good morning, welcome to eyewitness news this saturday, i m gigi barnett. we ll have more on the situation in a moment, but first. good morning to you. those pictures and this whole situation is as fascinating as it is horrible. it s one of those things as much as you see, you never know how devastating nature can be, and that is really a reminder. we have in sight, some scientific insight if you will, on that devastation and we ll share that with you as welcoming up. we also have a very nice day shaping up here today. temperatures going up to 60 degrees. we re looking at clear skies, a calm day, drying out today, much better than the last two days. yesterday not so bad, today we will see more sunshine, calmer winds. temperatures 1