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. the intense investigation at a d.c. park for a missing little girl. search teams are now using a different tactic. and brand-new video as millions of people are rocked by a strong earth quake. people say they're still on edge. just when you put away the shovels and boots, it's time to break out the umbrellas. the nation's capital gets a soaking and it's not let's go t our first alert forecast. >> it was a rainy day, most areas saw about a half an inch of rainfall and the rain will continue to stick with us overnight tonight and throughout day tomorrow. here's a look at storm team 4 radar, showers continuing to move through the area, down through southern maryland and back towards lorraine, down through charlottesville as well. we'll continue to see rain move

through overnight tonight, and again, throughout the day tomorrow. good weekend, unfortunately, to get some spring cleaning done. 56 degrees is the temperature right now. you're heading out this evening, you need your umbrella, you need your rain jacket. not just dealing with ranin thi evening, but dealing with fog as well. chris, because of the time period, over a period of two days, this is just going to be a low impact event, we're not looking at major flooding issues. i'll have more on what when we can expect warmer temperatures. >> news 4's darcy spencer is live where crews spent a third day searching. >> reporter: as you can, it is a rainy, gloomy, nasty day here in washington, not the kind of conditions that would be good for a ground search of this massive park, so that search has been called off for the entire

weekend. no ground search, instead they are using dive teams to go into the park and search the ponds. this is 700 acres a lot of ground to cover and a lot of ponds. police say it's possible the man she was with khalil tatum could have killed her and buried her body here. she was last seen march 1 and was in the company of khalil tatum. he was a janitor at the homeless shelter where her family was living. he is still on the run, wanted for the murder of his wife in oxen hill. last night police searched a room at the days inn motel nearby here in northeast washington where tatum had recently stayed. there was no word on what if any evidence was collected during that search. the search here at the park has been called off at least for today, they are expected to be back out here tomorrow, again, with the dive teams, no ground search tomorrow, and the ground search will pick up again next week, as soon as weather

conditions improve and the chief as indicated that people in the community who want to help in this search to try to find this little girl will be allowed to participate in some of the searches next week. reporting live from northeast washington, darcy spencer, news4. police in laurel need your help tonight, they're trying to find a man who ran a man over and just took off. olice found the man's body in a manage over and then ran off. d.c. firefighters rescued three people from a burning home. this was this morning in southeast along stevens road just along south capital street. when firefighters arrived on the scene, they -- paramedics rushed five people in all to the hospital including two kids. they all suffered burns or smoke inhalation, one firefighter was

also hurt and he was treated and released. not far from that fire, in fact just about a block away, d.c. police found a man who had been shot in the head. this was just after midnight along heaton road, officers rushed the man to the hospital but his injuries were too severe and he died. investigators are trying to get a description of the suspect and a motive. we are just days a way from election day in d.c. candidates for d.c. mayor did not let the rain stop them from getting out and encourage folks to get out and vote. as derek ward reports, it marks the end of a campaign that had candidates doing some extra planning. >> reporter: springtime in the district and the campaign signs are in full bloom. the primary election will be held on april 1, early voting is really early. those who are running for office have had to adjust begrudgely. >> you really can't campaign in the winter. who wants to be campaigning with snow on the ground?

>> reporter: now that the snow is finally gone, candidates are making a big push for early primary voting. mayor gray was out in a caravan, murriel bowser -- >> we have been planning for a year for this day. >> there's a crowded field in election day. for at least one candidate, the rain clouds had a silver lining. >> the weather is a blessing, because that means that the turnout is a little low today, so that means the opportunity to canvass and meet and greet and touch every voter, that opportunity still exists. >> and workers who toil in the trenches know all too well while the middle of the week campaigning is a pain. >> but with the snow, a lot of times people don't come out. >> so indeed, there are all

kinds of challenges to this early primary, weather being one of them. but that doesn't discourage people who realize the importance of casting a ballot. on this day she was bringing her elderly mother to the polls, she's blind, but clearly sees the need to vote. more than 100 aftershocks have rattled southern california after a 5.1 magnitude earthquake. one clerk runs right out of the store as boxes tumble from the shelves. this earthquake was centered just south of los angeles, but so far there are no reports of serious damage. the quake did shatter some windows and cause cracks near the epicenter, it also caused a rock slide that you can see here was so strong it flipped the car on its roof. another tragedy for the naval academy community, an accident that killed the mid shipman and why it may be a

dangerous trend. a close look at the damage done by that deadly mudslide. the latest on washington state's recovery one week after the land gave way. and a just released philadelphia eagle could be coming to washington.

in for instance prince george's county-three men broke into an apartment last night along shadyside avenue, but onele of people who loved there fought back. dexter manigault's own gun went off. police believe that robbery might have been drug related. a midshipman who was hurt in a freak skate boarding accident died today with his family by his side. friends remember hans loewen as a vibrant guy, somebody who lived life to the fullest. he was 20 years old. he went on a camping trip with another midshipman, he was skating behind a slow moving vehicle when he fell and hit his head.

>> there have been two other similar accidents in our area recently, one of which turned deadly. they all involve a skate board sunday called stitching or toeing, a 16-year-old skate border was seriously hurt in ashburn when a friend was pulling him around a parking lot. a >> tonight a possible siting of wreck kaj from that missing lane. we're going to tell you if debris in the ocean could be the missing plane. what you can expect as you plan out

time's almost up to enroll in health care coverage on the affordable care act. an enrollment marathon was held in northwest d.c. monitors helped people complete the application process. monday is the deadline, if you haven't signed up by then, you may have to pay a penalty. president obama is in germany tonight, his last stop on an overseas tour before he comes back here to washington. he's spent part of his trip rallying for tougher sanctions against russia. secretary of state john kerry heads to paris tomorrow for talks with the russian foreign minister. crews searching for that

missing plane now say the objects plucked from the ocean on friday are not connected to the flight 37 who. investigators say the items turned out to be just a bunch of garbage, but they're not ruling out that some floating objects found today could be part of the boeing 777 that disappeared three weeks ago. relatives of the missing passengers are flying to malaysia tomorrow, they're going to be demanding some answers from the government about their loved ones. we're getting a firsthand look at the rescue efforts in washington state tonight. this is video from a rescuer's helmet a week after a devastating mudslide buried the small town of oso. officials said they don't expect to find many survivors. the official death toll is 17. other bodies have been found but they haven't yet been identified. tonight 90 residents are still listed as missing. you know how after you get a big rain, you get a rainbow.

we need a rainbow. >> based on the rain this weekend, we're going to have a double rainbow by monday morning hopefully. we're going to start with the good news today for the upcoming week, most of the upcoming week, we're looking at temperatures to actually be, get this, above average monday through friday, which is now about 62 degrees. tomorrow it will be chilly, and it will be cooler than today, not only that, but we're dealing with rain, winds and some fog for your morning. here's storm team 4 radar right now, i'm tracking scattered rain across the area, you're heading out tonight, again, you need to bring the rain gear and keep it handy for tomorrow. by the time the rain moves out of the area tomorrow night at midnight, we should see most areas pick up about one to two inches, because of the duration, about a two-day event. this is just going to have a low impact on the area, more of a nuisance event. but there could be some ponding on area roads and some very isolated minor flooding that you'll want to look out for if

you're driving. future weather walking you through the rainy forecast, 8:00 tonight, tracking rain potentially, some heavier pockets of rain moving through the area, tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m., it's cloudy, it's rainy, there could be some dense fog across the area, continuing to see rain at noon, pretty much everybody seeing rain, still at 5:00, showers continue across the area tomorrow. so tomorrow it will be another rainy day. temperatures right now, generally in the 50s, 57 in washington, 59 in camp springs, 48 degrees up in frederick, 47 in haggerstown, culpepper coming in in the upper 50s, lows will be in the 40s across the area, with showers across the area, we're looking at a temperature in washington to only drop to about 49 degrees, so waking up tomorrow morning, it's not going to too bad, but actually look at what happens with temperatures throughout the day. so 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, not only could you be seeing some fog, but you're also dealing with

rain, at that point, 53, look at the temperatures, they'll be slowly falling throughout the day. 11:00 a.m., we're in the upper 40s, mid 40s by 3:00, again, showers throughout the day, not only that, but like i said, it's cooler and you're really going to be noticing the winds tomorrow, breezy to even windy conditions at times. a high temperature on monday of 62 degrees, plenty of sunshine tuesday, hard to believe it is april 1, plenty of sunshine, a temperature of 68 degrees, this is not an april fool's joke, our temperatures are going to be very pleasant as we start off april. 68 for a high in washington, fredericks at 57. lorraine on tuesday, high temperatures near 70 degrees. then that warming trend continues, wednesday, upper 60s, thursday, a high temperature around 70. and then we're looking at some cooler weather and the chance of

some showers friday and saturday. some students at prince george's county stayed inside today so they could put their cooking skills to the test. they had two hours to create a gourmet french meal, no top chef title, but some local college scholarships to local culinary schools. all of today's chefs hope to attend culinary school after they graduate. virginia's head coach sends his team off with an

well, the one big thing about rivalries is you hate a guy when he's on the other team. but, boy do you love him when he's play forgive the home team. >> jason hatcher is a perfect example of that. the skins fans are rooting for him. jackson is here because he's a very good player and whatever team gets him, they're going to be extremely lucky. yesterday's philadelphia eagles, they surprised everyone in that organization when they released

wide receiver da shaun jackson. the 27-year-old is on the market and he's looking for a new team now, after having the best season of his career. the red skins are very interested in acquiring jackson, the receiver spent the last six seasons in philadelphia. last year was his most productive. he caught 82 passes for over 1,300 yards and nine touchdown. according to sources, the skins say jackson will visit the team this coming monday. let's move over to hockey for a second, for a team tha can't afford to give away any more games, the capitals didn't come out and play the way they should have. this game will create some separation in the standings and possibly in that relationship right there. scoreless in the second period, caps just off the power play and the bruins get a bounce and hill gets a free shot and the break away, short handed for the sharp

shooter, boston's up 1-0. this one hopes he gets a save. but again he gets his own rebound. he puts it right underneath. go ahead and make it 3-0 in boston. caps trying to stay in it. the trick shot goal, that's worth another look. that one's worth more than just one goal. caps lose this one 4-2. the fellas were not happy at all about their performance today. >> our attention to detail is lousy in the first 30 minutes. i think we were waiting to see how they were coming out. we just, from missing passes to decisions where to go, everything. >> most of the third period, we took the play to one of the best teams in the leag, i think that's positive for us. i definitely don't want it to take that long. we know they're a good team, but in our rank, we should be able to use momentum and create good chances. >> the capitals still have time

for that final playoff spot in the east. they have eight games left on the season. over in basketball, the cavaliers season came to an end after a remarkable year. uva and michigan state, one of the late games last night. this game being played at madison square garden, spike lee in the house. braden dawson with a sweet pass down through to adrian pain, that's worth another look. virginia still on top, 5-2. off the uva miss, michigan state is out running. spots up for the three ball and that is good and it gave his team the lead. the cavaliers try to remain calm, justin anderson from the corner, the montross christian product drains it. we're tied at 51. even when michigan state tried to pull away, joe harris wouldn't let them, the senior

with the three ball, pulls virginia within two, but that's as close as they would get, michigan state made some free throws down the stretch, this half court shot ended, falls up short for uva, michigan state tak takes this one. tony bennett putting this wonderful season in perspective. >> they have left a legacy that they won't forget, it stings now and it's empty, but it's the team that you don't want the season to end, because you don't want to stop coaching them, but i thank god for the opportunity to work with these guys and they should hold their heads high, they are what's right about the game in college basketball. >> congratulations to tony bennett in virginia, they finished the season with a 30 and 7 record. i don't think anyone saw the cavaliers coming this year. >> nobody saw it. >> they were just outstanding this season. good year for the wahoos. maryland, they are back in a familiar place, the sweet 16.

the turks will take on tennessee tomorrow at noon. head coach brenda freeze is doing everything in her power to prepare the girls for sunday's electric atmosphere. >> you want to play in front of fans instead of an empty arena, from our end, yesterday we piped in rocky top and a lot of our players, you know, some of them hadn't even haired rocky top. >> i was like why is this music playing? she was just trying to simulate the type of environment we're going to be in tomorrow with a lot of noise and a lot of tennessee fans. >> lexi brown, only a freshmen still young. >> why are they playing? >> it's something the kids understand. amelia is keeping an eye on is that rain, it's not going to stop any time soon. nightly is up next and we'll hopefully see you again on news4 at 11:00. good night. on this saturday

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