kimberly: it was really chilly today with the wind. eileen: it was, and tomorrow will not be anywhere near as windy. sunny, warm, 64. it will be: the morning. if you are waking up early, it will be a little cool. 69 degrees monday for the national's opener. kimberly: you tried peeps for

the first time. what did you think? robert: thumbs up.

[captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] kimberly: new developments in the investigation into the jet crash into the french alps. david curley reports. david: buried under eight inches of debris and dirt, the black box compelling -- the black box providing compelling evidence andreas lubitz crash the airplane on purpose. soon after the pilot left the cockpit, lubitz command the autopilot to descend all the way down to 100 feet, starting the nine minutes deep dissent. as the captain banged on the

door lubitz accelerated the jetliner several times to keep it diving towards the french alps. in the debris field, 42 cell phones have been recovered, sent to a paris lab for investigation. they are severely damaged, but could contain text messages, final words to loved ones possible video from inside the cabin. at the scene the french interior minister laid flowers at the site where 150 people were killed. with the additional evidence of ways to commit suicide and mental issues, there is a clear picture of what happened with the germanwings flight. the question continues to be why. david curley, abc news. kimberly: sarah brady, the wife of former white house a contrary jim brady has died. she had been battling pneumonia.

brady was a prominent gun-control advocate after her husband was shot during the assassination attempt of president ronald reagan. james brady died in august. his death was ruled a homicide since it was directly related to his injuries from that shooting. a victory for opponents of pop up -- in the district. these are for residential zones including capitol hill, shawl and columbia heights. the commission voted to allow pop-up condos. one of the units must be reserved for residents earning less than 80% of the city's median income. mayor muriel bowser unveiled her budget including spending increases and cuts. there will ultimately be winners and losers. sam: muriel bowser said hello to

her father, who came to observe her reveal her first budget. $12 billion, a 12% increase in spending, with revenues only increasing 3%, so that will be winners and losers. more money for the streetcar project, programs for the homeless, body cameras for the police, new apparatus for fire and ems. hospitals losing $9 million of medicaid reimbursement d.c. university cut $3.5 million. and on the revenue side, sales taxes up from 5.75% to 6% on the dollar, commercial parking taxes up to 22%, from 18%. the mayor said it will subsidize metro fares. mayor bowser: our residents cannot afford to pay more for bus or rail right now. sam: also why the office of

cable television is being combined with the office that provides permits for movie producers. this is the beginning of a long budgetary process, the longtime chair of the finance committee says he likes what he sees for the most part. reporting from the john wilson building, sam ford, abc 7 news. kimberly: mayor bowser also created a new position in her administration naming courtney snowden deputy mayor for greater economic opportunity. she is a former lobbyist and d.c. council candidate. she will focus on economic issues east of the anacostia river where unemployment and poverty are higher than in other parts of the city. the maaco bodyshop in hagerstown is temporarily closed and an employee suspended after negri voicemail left for a customer -- after an angry voicemail left for a customer went viral. >> this is kyle from maaco.

i was personally attacked by your wife on facebook. i don't appreciate it at all pal, so you better get her in check. kimberly: there was a review on her facebook page after she spent two months trying to get the auto body shop to do repairs that she pay for up front. >> my attack was not personal or against you. it was your business let me down. i think this was very wrong. kimberly: maaco corporate agrees and tells 7 on your side that what happened was completely unacceptable and not reflective of its brand. the company said the franchise is suspending the present who made that call, sending him to anger management training. coming up -- an all-star push to keep you safe. why maryland's governor and rg iii are so focused on six flags. and less than 48 hours to the

first page of the season, the new additions that you will notice this year at nats park. eileen: and get ready for some great weather for easter sunday. the forecast coming up.

kimberly: the university of virginia change the way they deal with sexual misconduct and gender-based misconduct. complaints will be investigated by the full-time investigator

or an outside investigator. these changes must be reviewed by the u.s. department of education. a melee after -- outside of six flags with a new effort to keep the park family friendly, including high-profile backing from maryland's governor. richard reeve has more. richard: it was an anti-bullying pep rally with superstar power. robert: growing up, i was bullied at a young age. reporter: telling people that stopping bullying is up to them. governor hogan: nothing can make a bigger impact than the actions of young people like you. you are the ones who have to deal with this issue every single day. richard: everyone hoping to prevent what happened this past october, when 15-year-old xavier rogers, waiting for a ride just

outside of the park, was badly beaten fell, and a cracked his skull before falling into a coma. >> some people play to come here just to fight. richard: at the time, some used social media to call it fight fest. >> i would not what my siblings coming here for fright night. robert: no matter if you have been bullied or if you are a bully, you can change that. richard: richard reeve, abc 7 news. kimberly: this year marks the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii. may 8, nearly 70 vintage aircraft will fill the skies over washington to commemorate the allied victory in europe. the next day, several of the aircraft will be on display in chantilly. organizers received special clearance from the federal government for the national mall flyover. ahead, some new surprises at

nats park. what is changing this year and how it will change your routine heading to a ball game. plus, the forecast.

kimberly: relieved to hear that easter sunday will be a beauty. eileen: it will be nice, the current temperatures right now in d.c., 52 degrees.

it's not bad, but the temperatures will fall into -- well, right around 40 degrees in d.c. in the 30's in the suburbs. clear skies right now, the wind northwest at five, much different than the gusty wind we had earlier today. some spots have gone calm -- frederick, gaithersburg, manassas, allowing temperatures to drop faster. 37 degrees called, 36 manassas, 41 right now gaithersburg and winchester. the temperatures, not too bad seasonal for this time of year. it's a lot different than it was at this time last night. the cold front slid through, but the cool air did not really get here until early this morning. as of right now 20 degrees colder right now than this time yesterday, and that trend is up and down the east coast. tomorrow the wind is lighter,

also out of the southwest as opposed to the northwest. we will get that shift in wind helping change temperatures. today we had the northwesterly gusty wind, but with the high moving further east, you get the southerly wind and that will really help warm temperatures tomorrow, even more so monday. 40 degrees overnight in the city, the suburbs a little colder. keep that in mind for early church services. otherwise, lots of sunshine. 62 degrees by 2 p.m., 5 p.m. 64. whatever you are doing for the holiday, it will be really nice. then, looking ahead to monday for the nats home opener, about 69 degrees. if you are heading out to the game, it should be really nice with the temperatures in the mid to upper 60's. a little breezy, the wind out of the southwest at 10 to 15, but if you're heading out, short sleeves, shorts are probably ok. bring a light sweater, that is my beloved thumb, regardless.

also sunscreen and a ball cap. you will need the umbra less starting tuesday and lasting much of the rest of the week. -- you will need the umbrella starting tuesday. 67 wednesday, may be a thunderstorm as the cold front approaches. that will drop thursday into the middle 50's. friday we rebounded to the lower 70's, more rain. a lot of chances of rain, but the april showers bring may flowers. kimberly: and it's noticeably warmer than the last two weeks. eileen: yes. kimberly: thanks, eileen. new security measures in place at the nationals do. >> all bags this way. kimberly: visitors are now subject to back-checks. -- bag checks. the zoo will not disclose what other security measures they are taking.

spring has been violent in recent years with people misbehaving. last year, two people were shot easter monday. the year before, someone was stabbed. the crack of the bat, the roar of the crowd, just two days away from the start of baseball season, and this year fans are in for some surprises at nats park. horace holmes a look behind the scenes. horace: the rush is on to get the final touches in place at nats park. in time for opening day monday. there will be findley things and familiar faces. but also -- >> the fans can always expect something new and fun in the ballpark. the tablets will allow you to order merchandise, food and beverage, call the attendant. horace: the first thing through the gates, metal detectors. >> we encourage all fans to come early. horace: once inside, the

celebration of the 10-year anniversary of the return of baseball in d.c. there will also be a brand-new souvenir store across the center field plaza from the old clubhouse store. >> it will be nearly double the size. horace: there is also a throwback to the year 1924, when the last washington baseball team made it to the world series. there are all kinds of new food features including bacon-flavored popcorn and these yummy little biscuits, grilled cheese sandwiches, dogs, sliders, lots of good food drink, and hopefully a season of great baseball and a trip back to the world series. horace holmes, abc 7 news. kimberly: he was drawn into the biscuits. coming up -- a sneaky switch.

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kimberly: a 7 on your side consumer alert, amazon hoping to take shopping to a new level. the device is called dash, hangs near item, and connects high wi-fi. when you are ready to purchase, you click the button and it goes straight to your amazon cart. right now it is on invitation only. mcdonald's customers have wanted this for years and now the fast

food giant is considering serving breakfast all day. they will test the idea in san diego this summer. the move is their latest attempt to reverse slumping sales. so far the company has removed items from its menu and replaced its ceo. a big victory for a baltimore waitress. sarah johnson was awarded a quarter million dollars in a discrimination case. she was fired from her job at hooters at the inner harbor after she highlighted her hair blonde. johnson said her employers told her to change her appearance because "black people don't have blonde hair." she sued, saying waitresses of other races were not disciplined for dying their hair. a new study finds about one in three cap -- crabcakes in the state may not contain the shellfish. brad bell investigates. brad: down at the d.c. seafood war, -- wharf people are angry.

>> i feel like pete bowler getting scammed -- i feel like people are getting scammed. brad: if you water a maryland blue crab crab cake from a restaurant in our area, more than a third of the time it will be fake. >> if it's maryland crab labeled, it is fraud. brad: when they test it 90 crabcakes from 86 restaurants from d.c. to ocean city, they often found the main ingredient to be meat from the asian swimming crab, from the other side of the planet. >> the impact with the waterman, seafood businesses, and the ocean. brad: this is what you should be getting if you order maryland blue crab. that familiar shape and beautiful blue color. and buying crabmeat, read the label carefully. in a restaurant, there is no way to know if it is local seafood.

that is why oceania is sounding the alarm. >> give me what i paid for. >> if you are advertising maryland crab cakes, you should be selling maryland crab cakes. kimberly: oceania did not name the restaurants in the survey because he cannot say for certain where in t