is . new this morning, a deadly shooting in d.c. we're working to find out more about what happened. >> news 4's derrick ward joins us live from northwest d.c.

where it happened by ogden street. what have you learned, derrick? >> good morning. this actually happened in the 3500 block of center street at about 9:40. that's when police got a report of gunfire in the area. when they got here they found an suffering from gunshot wounds. that person was taken to the hospital and died a short time later. police are just wrapping up the scene here. i want you to take a look at where this apparently happened here in the street here in front of some apartment buildings. mpd is asking anyone information to get in touch with them. police say they know the identity of the victim but are waiting to notify next of kin before that name is released publicly. again, the shooting happened about 9:40 last it in in columbia heights in the 3500 block of center street. itn open investigation. police want the public's help in finding out who did it live in

columbia heights, derrick ward news 4. good morning, welcome to "news 4 today." i'm angie goff. >> i'm adam does. hope you have the whole daylight saving time down. meteorologist chuck bell has a lot of good news. >> i have good news for all of us for today and tomorrow a beautiful day to be outside. take a check from our tower camera, looking up to the north into bethesda a nice looking morning out there today, no clouds in our skies just yet. temperatures are up up and away already. 43 at national airport. 44 in ft. belvoir, 42 at dulles 43 in rockville. still 37 in college park 39 in manassas. there are cool spots just left out there. hour by hour planner, mid 40s for everybody by lunchtime. tomorrow even milder still. start off temperatures many in town neighborhoods won't get

below freezing tomorrow morning. a big warmup. if it weren't for snow i would put 60s all over the map for tomorrow. next chance for rain on your seven-day coming up. an 18-year-old could face serious charges for her role in a deadly pedestrian accident. officers say helen rommel hit a man walking on goshen road saturday morning. osmin carillo died at the hospital. detectives found rommel at the crash along with evidence she may have been under the influence of alcohol. no charge haves been filed yet. today marks six months since anyone has seen sarah and jacob hoggle. they have been missing since early september. montgomery county police say they disappeared while they were with their mom, catherine hoggle. she's in custody but suffers from paranoid schizophrenia and won't tell anyone where they might be. coming up in the week ahead, vdot will shut down the beltway to put up a sign.

on tuesday all northbound lanes north of the dulles road beginning at 10:00 p.m. tomorrow street sweeping starts in falls church. you have to move your car between 7:00 in the morning and 5:00 in the after none to be out of their way there. in d.c. street sweeping has been delayed again. it was supposed to start tomorrow. the weather means you won't have to worry about the changes to parking until march 16th. once that happens, you could be ticketed $45 or towed if you park in the sweepers' way. 10:04. new from overnight, we have the latest on the search for the missing malaysia airlines plane. the new information we learned. when we will find out what will happen to the d.c. streetcar. you're watching "news 4 today." stay with us. thank you, cable for taking longer to upload our family movies. for the slower internet upload speeds. for taking longer to upload my files to the cloud. for making me wait longer to share

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new information this morning on the one-year anniversary of the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. the underwater beacon on the plane had expired a year before the plane disappeared. the plane was headed from kula lumpur to beijing when it disappeared. 239 people were on board including three americans. teams are still searching for that plane in the indian ocean. we'll be keeping a close eye on the future of the d.c. streetcar project. now that we're learning it could be scaled back in a big way, we'll learn more when mayor muriel bowser submits her budget plan in april. she could choose not to fund several lines. so far the project has cost the city $190 million and been delayed over and over again. this week the city drpgs director reinforced the idea that the project is in serious trouble going forward. a new study says men are more narcissistic than the

women. >> come on. >> according to "the economic times" men consistently scored higher than women when it came to being self-involved. researchers say they may be why men have trouble maintaining healthy long-term relationships. the study says men are more likely to feel entitled to certain privileges than women. they're not the only ones. us women show narcissistic traits as well just not as many. i guess we're all capable. >> the mirror is on his side right? >> no comment. coming up we'll tell you about a financial fact. >> we meet two women who are making changes to help their bottom line. what they're doing that you can try, too. now over to chuck. i think i'm having a pretty good hair day and i'm a big fan of this tie. and i'm a big fan of the forecast. you will be too. don't go away. the rapid meantdown and the big warmup coming up in your forecast.

1,100 inmates in the d.c. jail have a lot of new books to read. the city opened a lay brer in the basement. it has paperbacks only. library staff will be in charge of shelving books and bringing the inmates what they want to read. we talked to one who says he's excited. >> books to read torques limit

the stress that you might be going through. books is always good for you to have and read. >> the library will cost the city about $290,000 a year. in fairfaxome groups are preparing for their next inmate resource fair. they held the county's first ever fair this past week at the adult detention center near the county courts. organizers say the event helps inmates find housing and jobs once they're released. a financial fast i don't know if i could do it. no plastic, no impulse buys for 21 days. news 4 consumer reporter erika gonzalez put two women in our area to the test and shows how they're doing so far. >> reporter: jackie is ready to make a financial change in her life. the mother of two owns her own business but finds herself living paycheck to paycheck. >> i just keep spending in a way that's not healthy. >> reporter: like jackie, karen

mcintosh also ready for a change, a single mom who lives on her own and wants to plan for the future. >> i'm penny wise and pound foolish. i still think there's a lot of room for improvement. >> reporter: both women responded to a facebook post where we asked for volunteers to participate in a financial fast challenge. >> i felt that it was almost like a sign when i saw that facebook posting that this was my time to get things taken care of. >> reporter: the challenge read and carefully follow this book, the 21-day financial fast written by michelle singletary, a nationally syndicated financial columnist for "the washington post." the rules, no plastic and no impulse spending for 21 days. jackie and karen will only buy what they need with cash. >> i feel excited. >> reporter: both women face different money challenges. jackie wants to control her spending. >> american girl doll, that has probably been the worst. my kids don't need most of it, but i'm excited about it, so i like to buy them lots and lots of things. i haven't been able to stop. >> reporter: jackie also wants to start saving money for retirement, her children's

college funds and maybe a family vacation. >> we have not taken a family-focused vacation i don't think ever. >> reporter: karen wants to plan ahead. >> i want to have a nest egg where i have that discretionary income for my kids. >> reporter: after we met with jackie and karen, we sat down with michelle singletary and talked about each woman's path. first up, jackie. >> she does a lot of spending for the children and a lot of parents do that. they feel like that's okay spending because it's for the kids. >> is a family vacation in the near future for them? >> no. i'm shutting them down. >> why is that? >> because they have no savings. >> the way singletary says jackie will see the most savings, no longer eating out for meals. >> an immediate jump in income by just cooking at home. >> reporter: next up, karen. >> yes, it's great she sent her kids to college debt-free, but

she also needed at the same time to save for her retirement. so now she's got to play catchup. >> reporter: two women, two stories, both committing to make a change for a financially healthy future. >> i want this to be a new beginning. >> that was erika gonzalez reporting. we're continuing to follow jackie and karen and we'll give you an update when they're all done. >> i'm laughing up here because i was talking about how i couldn't save any money in i go to the grocery store. >> how do you define -- use only cash to buy what you need. does that include your daily latte, the things that get you through the day. >> there isz such a thing as a latte factor that's little $5.00, $7.00, $3.00 things it adds up in a big hurry. got to have a list too. >> we don't need to buy salt right, for outside anymore?

>> road salt. i'm thinking table salt. no i don't need any table salt. >> i'm trying to do a cool transition into weather, chuck. you're ruining it. >> i'm in charge of the segues to weather, ms. goff. >> i'm going home. >> the show is over for her. there's our tower camera view. tyson's corner in the distance. there's reagan national airport. avail of high thin cirrous clouds first thing this morning. we're all ready to say goodbye to winter. this baby blue bird in the snow wondering where is the bird feeder when i need it the most. if you have a great picture, send it to me at 4cast4u or on my twitter handle @chuckbell4. all the ice in the potomac i suspect will be ice-free by later in the week. temperature 43 at reagan.

generally light south to eventually west early breezes. could be breezy at times. pretty good kite flying weather. 46 in frederick, maryland 50 in quantico 50 in fredricksburg. these are the neighborhoods soufth along the northern neck. those are the places that could get up close to 60 degrees both today and tomorrow. temperatures right now are 20 to 30 degrees warmer. culpepper is 34 degrees warmer now than we were at the same time yesterday. that tells you for sure march is trying to do its thing, that stronger and stronger march sunshine out there. most of the snow is gone on the side roads. 40s for the next couple hours. low and mid 50s around the metro area later today. hometown forecast in oakton virginia mid 50s today, near freezing tonight and back up into the upper 50s to near 60 tomorrow. watt to wear the next couple

days? this styling young man, a leather jacket and sunglasses. >> the fonz. >> the fonz. you're killing me. 55 today. near 60 tomorrow. rain likely tuesday afternoon, tuesday night, wednesday morning. wednesday afternoon and thursday are great. another chance for rain showers comes in as we head towards friday and saturday. the friday rain could be chilly with temperatures down into the 40s. the fonz you're killing me over here. >> i said "risky business." >> you wouldn't talk to chuck todd this way. >> shifting to politics now, this weekend marks the 50th anniversary of the voting rights march from selma to montgomery alabama. >> joining us to talk about it moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd is here. we want to get right to it. you spoke with congressman john lewis about it who was at the initial march. tell us what he had to say. >> i'll play a little clip for you. i asked what had more lasting effects, the physical or the

mental injuries. >> the physical scars are still visible. when i go back i remember the bridge for me almost a sacred place. that's where some o little blood and where some people almost died. but that bridge what happened on that sunday have changed america forever. >> yesterday, i thought president obama gave perhaps one of the best speeches he's given as president. these commemorative speeches are very difficult because people have these ridiculously high expectations. >> especially him. >> especially him in this moment. he met the moment in a way that i haven't seen him meet in a long time on something like this. you could see it. there was universal praise for what he did. this is clearly above politics. john lewis is a living american hero. when you hear him describe exactly every second of what happened that day, it is

something -- it was mesmerizing. we want to talk about hillary clinton, also. >> politics also seeps in. we got to get in here it's washington. >> she had a speech last night. the former secretary of state did not mention the e-mail controversy. aside from the tweet we haven't really heard from her. at this point are the democrats starting to show any signs that they're sweating over this? we know donors already are. some saying she's waited too long to address this. >> you'll hear from senator dianne feinstein, somebody very supportive of the clintons over the years, very supportive of hillary clinton. you'll get a sense of a tiny bit of frustration, like why is she having to defend secretary clinton? why isn't secretary clinton defending secretary clinton? president obama speaking out about it was very careful not to defend what she did, simply saying i'm glad she's going to disclose. there is hand wringing

particularly in particularly who think she's fallen into a trap that frankly obama folks took advantage of in '07 saying she's not an open and transparent person, the clintons are in to secrecy. >> does this open up a whole other discourse on benghazi? >> i think what it ends up opening up is it gives congressional republicans their own belief that they're credible now in their investigation. obviously democrats have been trying to dismiss it as a witch hunt going after the clintons for sport. without this investigation we wouldn't have found out about the i mail server. i think it means this committee lives on and becomes sort of a thorn in her side throughout the presidential campaign. we have a big vote coming up on march 17. benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of israel who just spoke to congress. what do we need to look for this week? what is going to be the big thing to see? >> it's interesting. with him, that's something totally overlooked last week i think in coverage of what

happened. this for him was about his own domestic politics. when insecurity is the number one issue to voters. that's always traditionally been good for his party. this is his strength. if the election had been about domestic issues and the economy, he would be in more trouble right now, sort of the domestic side of israeli politics sort of like ours. >> all right. a lot to talk about today. coming up right after the show. you can see "meet the press" with chuck right after "news 4 today." well the time right now 10:22. we're going to meet a young boy who says he is training to be the pope. we'll tell you about his special story. >> that's right. keep it right here for "press pass" this morning after "meet the press," an in depth conversation with some of the biggest news makers. you can see press pass at 11:30

right here on nbc4. stay with us.

check it out n. a country where most boys dream about becoming soccer star one 3-year-old brazilian boy is training to be the next pope. >> raphael fretas has cancer. every day from brazil he practices giving holy communion

from his hospital room. he hopes to give communion at the sistine chapel. love that. >> my favorite video of the day. moms and dads you probably had a lot of thoughts and emotions the first time you brought home the baby whether it was excitement or just fear. the new "today" show team is here to help with the questions. every month we'll post a question online. anyone can register and shar their answer or you can upload a video. then you vote for your favorite ones. i am a contributor to the parenting team. my first video is up. what i wishi had known before bringing home baby. you can see it's on the website now. you can do this too, go to today.com/parentingteam. we will post together alongside mommies savannah natalie and sheinelle jones. those will be shown on "today." they're doing features every

month. a big new push to help the parents out there. >> a lot to learn when you bring home the new baby. >> nobody tells you about the teething. it's rough. >> there's so much so much for mom and for baby and for dads as you know. >> exactly. >> it's all good. once you get over the sleep deprivation i hear. >> today is going to be a nice day to get out with the family. >> get out and enjoy today and tomorrow if you have tomorrow off. >> a lot of sunshine out there. that does it for "news 4 today." "meet the press" is next. >> wake up with us tomorrow morning at 4:26.

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this sunday, hillary's e-mail trail. why did the secretary of state go around the government and set up a private e-mail system? and could the controversy damage her presidential ambitions? plus, politics. >> i've been to iowa where my dad lost and i've been there when he won. i like the winning part better to be honest with you. >> jeb bush makes his case to republicans in iowa. our new poll explains why he has big problems with conservatives. also, 50 years after bloody sunday. >> what they did here will reverberate through the ages. >> "meet the press" goes to selma to see what has changed and what hasn't in half a century. and bullying at school and in politics. former pitcher curt schilling and missouri senator claire mccaskill on how a