off the top at 11:00, new details of the woman involved a crash that killed a prince georges county police officer and learning more about what happened just before that wreck. darcy spencer joins us live with the latest. >> this is basically where it happened. the car was right in between the opening in the fence. >> reporter: robert can see from his deck where prince georges county police officer crashed his cruiser into the backyard fence. >> it was definitely a tough situation. >> reporter: news 4 learned that a woman was in the car with officer rabane and suffered minor injuries. the woman was taken to the hospital and su datededated because she was in shock. >> i heard a female screaming for help. i ran to the back of the house to see what was going on. that's when i noticed that the car had crashed into the back of

the -- the backyard. >> reporter: police tells news 4 the officer was initially off duty but turning on the lights and siren to pull a driver over about 3:30 in the morning, he was immediately on duty. he crashed his cruiser after losing control on greenbelt road and slamming into the fence. police say slick roads could have been a factor. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> we haven't had an opportunity to pull the in-car camera information yet. we are interviewing people as we speak to find out if that in fact's what was happening. >> and again, darcy broke the news about the passenger being inside the officer's cruiser on twitter. for all the new updates on this story, check online and our nbc 4 app. investigators say a teenager ran over a man in montgomery village and killed him. officers say helen ramolt hit a man around 1:30 in the morning.

he died at the hospital. detectives find the woman near the crash with evidence she may have been under the influence of alcohol. she is 18 years old and took her into custody. no charges have been filed. new at 11:00, three children are dead tonight in virginia after a fire ripped through their home while they were sleeping. it happened in portsmouth. investigators pulled out a 3-year-old boy and 9-month-old twins. but it was too late. the twins' father tried to save them too, but the flames were too intense. the mothers are devastated. >> i just saw the smoke. i smelled smoke and getting closer to the room i just saw all that smoke, black smoke. >> you speed through life so fast that you just lose the precious times that you have with your babies. and just slow down. >> to reminder to everyone out there. investigators say there was an

extension cord plugged into a space heater near some clothes. it overheated and ignited. people heard a loud bang outside the white house and then saw smoke and flames out of a ren dorr cart. the family was about to fly out and the secret service locked down the white house. agents checked out the area but there was no threat to the first family. the owners pent the afternoon trying to salvage what's left of the cart. in bethesda people had to evacuate a strip mall today after a grease fire broke out at a restaurant. no one was hurt but the fire did damage the chicken on the run. even though the fire spread to the roof of other businesses -- i say it spread to the roof. no other businesses were damaged. howard county police looking for two men that robbed a 7-eleven last night on washington boulevard. investigators say at least one of the robbers had a gun and the other assaulted the clerk on

duty. they stole cash and cigarettes and then took off. new at 11:00, more fallout tonight from hillary clinton's e-mail controversy. president obama says he didn't know his former secretary of state using a personal account until he saw it on the news. the president spoke with cbs news and said he found out when everyone else did but mr. obama still says his administration is the most transparent ever and he's glad that clinton plans to make her e-mails public. potential gop candidates courted iowa's farming industry with one eye on the presidency but the agriculture forum exposed a rift on immigration. most of them want to enforce existing laws but former florida governor nor jeb bush and south carolina senator graham say some undocumented immigrants deserve a path to legal status. two developments tonight of a nigerian terror group. boko haram's leader pledged

allegiance with isis just after suspected bombers set off a series of suicide attacks in nigeria. the terrorists killed more than 50 people and injured well over 100 others. police in madison, wisconsin, calling for calm and restraint after a police officer shot and killed a black teenager. protests have been growing all day after people learned that tony robinson was unarmed. detectives say the officer was responding to a call and gt into a struggle with robinson in an apartment. the officer says he shot the 19-year-old in self defense. the officer was involve in another deadly shooting eight years ago and cleared in that case. next is d.c. streetcar project going completely off the rails? some official comments have people questioning the future. plus local students with a special screening of history as marchers remember a milestone hundreds of miles away. >> our country will never, ever be the don't wait for awesome... totino's

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the district has poured nearly $200 million into its streetcars and now the entire project may be scrapped. this story is generating criticism on the facebook page and it's been shared more than 250 times. in fact one person says they may end up calling it a streetcar named disaster. well the associated press is reporting that the acting director of d-dot told the city council they may never open. the director says an outside review will determine if they have quote, fatal flaws. well this week marks 150 years since lincoln's second inauguration. today people reenacted the

historic moment on the steps of the lincoln memorial. president lincoln's second inauguration speech is notable touching on the evils of slavery and hinted at the issues that would bring on the civil war. >> these are difficult chapters in our nation's story but they must be told and told for generations to come. we can't forget our past or risk losinging sight of where we have come from. >> lincoln's speech only 700 words. short enough for all of it to be carved on his memorial. now to a story trending on facebook page. the labor department issued a report can showing which jobs are potential for growth over seven years, number one is health care. baby boomers need help as they age and retire and restaurant and retail industries. all right. take a live look outside on a cool clear night. amelia will tell us what to expect the rest of the weekend.

50 years ago state troopers beat peaceful protesters trying to cross this bridge. today, thousands of people in

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239 yores after this nation's founding our union is not yet perfect. but we are getting closer. our job's easier because somebody already got us through that first mile. somebody already got us over that bridge. >> well bloody sunday galvanized a movement and led to

the voting rights act and 50 years later the first black president stood at the foot of the pettis bridge. this is selma right now and tomorrow thousands of people will march over the historic bridge again to honor those violently attacked in 1965. jay gray has more of the powerful speeches from today's event. >> reporter: clutching the hand of a man he calls a hero today president obama walked with congressman joe lewis on a path he forged as a foot soldier in the march from selma on what's now known as bloody sun. it was supposed to be a peaceful protest for equality and the right to vote. but those who had gathered were violently turned back as they tried to cross the edward pettus bridge. >> we were beaten, teargassed some of us left bloody right here on this bridge. >> reporter: 50 years later, the civil rights icon and

congressman introduced the first african-american president of the united states to a crowd of tens of thousands. that included first lady michelle former president george bush and his wife laura and close to 100 members of congress. >> we honor those who walked so we could run! we must run so our children soar. >> a tri but to those battered bloody but unbroken. >> people were being beaten down to the ground as if they weren't human beings. >> reporter: still, they marched. a journey that for many continues. >> and while we have progressed socially economically and politically, we still have a long way to go. >> reporter: a trip that could have never been made without first crossing this bridge in rural alabama. jay gray nbc news selma.

>> and for more on the speeches and a complete gallery of pictures from today's events head to nbcwashington.com. some men watched a special screening of "selma" and county executive baker led a discussion after the movie. >> our young people that saw this movie today have the right to vote and have the right to go to school wherever they want but we want them to do is that's such an important opportunity to take advantage of it. >> it made me realize we have a lot of work to do. young people like us can help change the world as is seen in the movie. >> that's the spirit. the event organized by the 100 black men of prince georges and greater washington. well it felt like we were emerging from a cocoon today and felt warmer than the 40s. >> glorious outside. sunshine. high temperatures in the mid to upper 40s and warmer tomorrow.

>> i'll take it. >> as low as we have been only way we have to go is up at this point. that is finally happening. winter looks like it's loosening the grip. we're working our way into a milder pattern. temperatures continue to warm. right on into the middle of the upcoming week. daylight saving time does begin very early tomorrow morning and make sure you move the clock ahead an hour. we are trading the sleep for our spring-like weather this week. there are some rain chances in the forecast. there are no snow chances in the forecast. over the next seven days. before the weather, i want to give you a shout out of the cub scouts of virginia. touring the station this evening. what a wonderful time i had with them. they were wonderful group of first graders. temperatures right now for the most part are in the 40s. we are picking up some 30s that includes frederick, leesburg and washington right now at 42 degrees and that's not bad after we set some record low temperatures this morning at bwi

marshal and dulles airport. check the radar. very light rain and a mix over the west virginia panhandle pushing to the east. it falls apart and we are dry overnight tonight. dry tomorrow and dry monday. making this graphic i changed all of these from red thinking back to the ice storm last weekend to green. everything is looking good tomorrow. travel you'll need your sunglasses and running outside, walking outside, doing outdoor exercise know that there will be slush in spots. snow continues to melt. heading out and about, i think just fine with a light jacket tomorrow. so here's the hour by hour planner. it is a chilly but not bitterly cold start. 39 inside of the beltway. outside of the beltway low 39. sun rise about 7:30. 11:00 a.m. mostly sunny skies. mid-40s. low 50s, 53 the high in washington tomorrow. 7:00 p.m. the sun's still out. 45 degrees at that point. and it's little bit breezy at

times in the day tomorrow. mostly to partly sunny skies. cooler for areas north of washington. 45 for a high temperature in gaithersburg. monday similar to tomorrow. partly sunny skies, a high temperature of 55. rain's looking likely later in the day on tuesday. a high around 50. some showers maybe linger early in the day on wednesday but the afternoon is dry and enjoy that temperature near 60 degrees. 54 on thursday, chris. all in all, i have to say this forecast looking pretty god. >> all those 5s, i think we'll all take that. thanks. well still ahead, the wizards woes continue on the road. plus the

well if you didn't know it before the bucks no pushovers this year as the wizards found out. >> they're not playing well right now. back to back games. no bradley bill tonight and it did cost them. the wizards free fall continuing right in front of us. another loss tonight. this one coming in milwaukee against a bucks team currently right on their heels in the eastern conference standings. nine consecutive road losses now for randy whitman's team. fans not thrilled about the road losing streak. pick it up in the third quarter. paul pierce's pass goes to no one. williams grabs it slams it home. bucks take a 15-point lead. fourth quarter, the wizards, they did battle back. they're down one here. john wall with a quick move. gets that to drop and one.

he did miss the free-throw. later, tied at 84. middleton. misses the three. the wizards can't get a rebound throw. middleton does not miss twice. had a game high 30 points. wizards lose third straight on the road. college basketball special day for senior day at georgetown. adams haven't played since the freshman year because of a heart condition. in the starting lineup today. they got a waiver to suit him up. ten second into the game, adam has his moment. throws down after the slam and taken out. plenty of hugs from his teammates. later in the half hoyas lead it by 1. another senior. going to the basket. strong. he led all scorers with 19 today. second half more from georgetown. starting to run away with this game. the freshman lj peak. georgetown winners.

>> you know it was a special moment something we decided to do and we were fortunate to get a waiver and it was something that's i hope and think that it's special to him. >> i mean honest trying to figure out what type of move i would do when i got the ball but then seeing the coach, i thanked him after the game and that was the main thing. >> great job by both georgetown and seton hall for that moment. virginia with the cardinals. under 20 to go. cavs down 2. malcolm brogdan huge for his team. uva up by 1. louisville brings it back. that's mango from the foul line knocking down the jump shot. louisville goes back on top. now, 2.7 seconds remaining. the inbound pass not a good one. head coach tony bennett not happy about it.

another senior day at the smith center. john capri was the only senior for george washington. they have a talented freshman. he went nuts today. seven three pointers. scored 21 points. gw they beat umass, 87-65. back to back seasons with 20 or more wins for the colonials. another a-10 battle. vcu hosting george mason. rams came out hot from the start. graham with the spin move there finishes with the nice lay-up and later on graham showing off some more moves. a little range there. three pointer is good. feeling it today. had a game high 23 points as vcu beat george mason 71-60. to the women's side. big ten semifinal, maryland with northwestern.

terps trailed by as many as 11. down by 1 here. moseley waits, drives the floater is good. she had 15 points. they take the lead. second half back to the dominating maryland team of all season long. that's lexi brown. maryland would win it 74-63. they advance to the big ten championship game which will take place tomorrow. a few more scores for you. george washington the women's team they were big winners today, they advance to the championship game of the atlantic ten tournament. let's move over to hockey now for a moment. alex ovechkin with the return to the ice after missing the capital's last game with a lower body injury. on pace for another 50-goal season and little trouble with buffalo tonight. everyone excited to see the great 8 back in the lineup everyone with the exception of the sabres that is. first period buffalo's up a goal. mike green, taking the puck around the net and finds curtis

glencross. second straight goal for him. as many games. we're tied at 1-1. second period jay beagle looking to set up brouwer there. he scores a career high for him tenth goal of the season for beagle beagle. up 2-1. and then the captain ovechkin. on the power play. that is goal number 44 on the season for alex ovechkin. he leads everyone in the nhl. the capitals they added a few more goals. they win over buffalo, 6-1. good to see ovechkin back in the lineup. next matchup for the capitals a big win in the division. taking on the rangers wednesday. >> that will be a good one. you know sometimes the weather forecast is so good we just like to look at it again just to make ourselves feel good about next week. >> i know. everyone's on twitter and facebook saying is that forecast for real? yes, it is. not talking about snow or record lows. here's the high temperature tomorrow in your neighborhood.

48 in winchester. 56 in fredericksburg. mostly to partly sunny skies. tuesday, future weather, looking like rain moving in later in the day. soggy for the evening hours but, hey, there you go. near 60 on wednesday. >> we'll take it. all right. quick programming note. we won't see you here tomorrow night at 6:00 because we have golf but we'll be back here at 11:00 and a new "saturday night don't

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