i hope you haven't put the sweaters away just yet. for us it's kind of a lazy sunday sunday. let's take a look and check on your current temperature. 46 degrees with a northerly breeze. 13 miles per hour for now but the winds have been a little higher. i think we'll see the wind come through from time to time. 53 by 3:00 to 4:00 we'll go from quite a bit of cloud cover to a little sunshine by the afternoon. hang on. it's going to get there. you'll need to grab a jacket heading out as we talk about our cold night. down below freezing just hang on because we're waiting for the warmth. i have that in the forecast. i'll tell you what day and when we could have rain and a little thunder. following a developing story, a man is dead after a

crash that happened in prince george's county on livingston road in ft. washington after 1:00 this morning. it was a single car crash and the driver died at the scene. he lost control of the scene causing it to roll over. we learned that the driver was thrown out of the vehicle. maryland state police still investigating a crash involving an off-duty police officer in anne arundel county. they shut down the roadway. the officer hit 63-year-old raymond batters. ala is achb officer with the tacoma police department. he was off duty at the time. d.c. police are warning you to take extra care if you're walking in one neighborhood in northwest washington. >> that's right. they say there were several robberies there across two days. let's go to news 4's derrick ward who joins us live from tenth street in northwest where

three of those robberies happened. derrick? >> reporter: good morning. police do see enough similarity s that they think they could be related in terms of the victims and, of course in terms of the suspects. most of the victims have been female all happened during daylight hours in the morning. take a look at some video. the first happened tuesday at about 10:15 in the 600 block of p street. a woman was approached by two males and a female. someone pulled an unknown object police are calling it out from under their shirt. the victim was able to run away before anything was taken. about 12:20 in the 1100 block of 10th street two males pulled a knife and demanded money. the victim was not injured. then on wednesday a victim was approached by two men, one of those people did pull out a knife and the victim was assault

assaulted. money was taken. also an incident in the 1600 block of vermont before 8:00 a.m. a knife was also used there. the victim was pushed to the ground and the wallet was taken from a female victim. they've been somewhat similar in nature and also increasingly violent. that's why police are putting this bulletin out and want people to be aware of that in the neighborhoods in northwest and they'll also be stepping up patrols in the meantime. derrick ward news 4. police on the hunt for those involved in a shootout in dumfries. witnesses say the cars were speeding down swan's creek lane. the people inside shooting at each other. bullets hit several nearby homes. police tell us no one got hurt. police are looking for a maroon scion and a gold saab. today we'll hear from a man who says the prince george police officer put a gun to his home. he was told quote, we're pgpd

we shoot people by officer santiago. apparently he says this happened last may. he said santiago put the gun in his mouth as well. santiago was indicted on friday facing assault charges and has been suspended without pay. cunningham will speak to reporters later this morning. 94 years old and stabbed to death in her own home. this morning prince george's county police trying to figure out why. this happened inside this hyattsville house. police spent hours at the home yesterday collecting evidence. investigators say the woman was targeted stressing to neighbors this was not a random crime. >> a new report out about the underground emergency on metro. a woman died and more than 80 people left checking on a train that filled with smoke two months ago. now the associated press says a 911 supervisor did not have the right software to send rescuers in quickly. despite multiple calls, the people on the train near

l'enfant plaza station waited more than half an hour for help to arrive. in the week ahead, police in charlottesville will update us on their investigation at an alleged sexual assault detailed in a widely discredited "rolling stone" magazine article that sparked outrage and protest. i'll be there and tweet updates and bring you a full recap. also bob mcdonnell will be in court for his corruption appear. the former governor's legal team will give its response to the opening briefs in the case. mcdonnell was found guilty of trading political influence for more than $165,000 in gifts and loans. arguments in the appeal case will happen in may. if you're a veteran looking for a job, take advantage of a hiring our heroes events this wednesday at noon in verizon center in northwest d.c. active duty military guard and

reserve members as well as military spouses can attend. help is on the way for a popular bar in moving county destroyed by a fire. these pictures are from last night at a fund-raiser for the quarry house tavern. jackie's tavern hosted the event. some of the money collected will go to the employees as well as toward fixing the bar. two other restaurants nearby were also damaged. we found out it looks like an electrical problem was the reason. a scare on the ski resort that forced skiers to jump to safety. parents get information about protecting themselves from online predators. temperatures in the north and west are to blame for this cold air about to creep in. you might want to grab that jacket this morning. veronica johnson is timing out how long you'll have to wait before things start to warm up.

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you can hear some screams. frightening cell phone video. skiers justing to safety after the ride they were on started going backwards forcing them to jump. the resort says about 200 people were on that lift when the problem started. seven of them were hurt. they're recovering today but the cell phone video capturing it all. you can hear the screams for help. you see it right there going backwards. one person falling right there. pretty scary. residents of a small texas town back home after a freight train derailed.

this accident happened yesterday evening. five of the derailed cars were tankers containing methanol. the texas department of public safety and hazardous material crews were called in. state troopers say it's unclear why 12 of the 40 cars jumped the tracks. a new york father preparing to bury seven of his children while his wife and daughter are fighting for their lives. a powerful fire ripped through their brooklyn home. it's the deadliest fire new york has seen in years. >> reporter: firefighters rushed to the burning home but still too late to save seven children. the youngest victim five years old, four boys three girls. the eldest 16. officials say their 45-year-old mom and a 14-year-old girl jumped from a second floor window, both in critical condition. >> it's a tragedy for this family, for this community, a

tragedy for our city. >> reporter: authorities say they couldn't find any smoke detectors on the first two floors, only in the basement. a neighbor who lives here says he heard someone yelling for smoke after midnight and looked out and saw flames ripping through the side of the house and called 911. karen rosenblatt says her husband made the call. >> saw flames coming out all over the place, very, very heavy thick smoke. you could barely see the house at all. >> reporter: officials say the fire started in the kitchen. as word of the tragedy spread through the neighborhood, shock and sadness. >> i know the mother and i hope that -- i don't know if she makes it through this, i don't know how she's going to face what happened to her family. >> reporter: new york mayor bill deblasio called it unimaginable. >> this beautiful, vibrant family 24 hours ago intact and now so many lost and two clinging to life. >> reporter: ron mott, nbc news, new york.

here it comes, more and more sunshine to the area. meanwhile, no surprise today will be cooler than average. how much longer here on this second full day of spring. i'll show you when "news 4 today" returns. how taking public transportation can take a toll on your skin.

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police in fairfax county are working on new initiatives to keep your kids safe online. they say they need your help. i recently visited with detectives as they connected with many of you online. >> elaine keltz sees herself as quite tech savvy. >> i consider myself really active online. >> reporter: still this mom of three young kids says she can't keep up with all the changes in social media and the new apps. >> it's scary kids are finding anything online without your knowledge. >> reporter: she scrolled through this online chat hosted by fairfax county police child exploitation unit. >> is there anything from predator behavior that you can share? >> yes, our detectives gets training from a number of places to include the fbi. >> we were with police on the other end. >> there are sheeps there are wolfs and there's the sheepdog. the sheepdog has to be close to the sheep because the wolf isn't

far behind. >> police say child predators, the so-called wolfs are growing boulder and kids are often too easily falling victim to apps on their phones. county consumer specialist andrea khoury says parents can prevent that. >> you want to check their web history, browsing history. there are plenty of apps on the market to allow you to do this. >> you have to have your kids' passwords. you have to keep an eye on what they do. if you don't, somebody else is keeping an eye on your kids and it's not the person you want to be doing it. >> reporter: while still allowing her kids their independence elaine claims to follow this advice online. >> checking your kid's cell phone. i'm not against it. >> fairfax county police tell me you can read the full transcript of that online chat by going to their ask now website. a new study says breast biopsies are regularly wrongly diagnosed. the american medical association published the study this past week and said doctors can

effectively diagnose cancer but in 240 cases, about a third were misdiagnosed as not worrisome or normal. 17% were overly diagnosed as suspicious or even cancerous. researchers say the best way to make sure get a second opinion on your diagnosis. your morning metro ride could be giving you wrinkles. skin care experts say taking public transportation is damaging our skin. the stress of commuting causes oil production which can result in acne. constantly looking down at your phone, angie, not only contributes towards bad posture -- >> who comes up with these studies. >> it accelerates gravity. bacteria and pollution can lead to fine lines and adult acne. >> another thing to the distracted driving list, putting on the mask at the red light, exfoliate exfoliate. if you ever heard of an attack high, that's what happened.

a man was surfing in a city on the coast of california when that sea lion pup climbed on and hugged him. he decided to spend some time with him on some waves. so sweet. he said it spent well over an hour with him and he cried when he had to say goodbye. >> that's crazy. >> isn't there that story about -- wasn't it seymour the sea lion where he became a friend with the guy. for 30 years they were friends and finally he had to let him go. i watch the history channel. >> i would be nervous if an orca saw that. >> exactly. can i come. >> how precious. >> we've got an up and down -- >> yes. now we're going down. by the end of the week we'll go back up and back down. you got it? >> no. >> no. >> that's why i'm here. we've got that seven-day forecast coming up too. today again we're on the cool side. yesterday was super nice with the sunshine.

we had some very calm wind today, a breeze. cooler-than-average temperatures. at least it's dry and a good day to wash the car. right now 44 degrees in annapolis, maryland. you folks in manassas and warrenton, 45. ft. belvoir, 45 degrees. 45 in huntington right now. not bad across the area. with high clouds it will be filtering the sunshine throughout the day today. we can show you storm team 4 radar, dry across the area. nothing to report right now. i don't think we're going to see any rain showers showing up until we get to thursday of next week. meanwhile, the weather front today providing us with a whole lot of clouds. those clouds starting to sink south. it's the southern counties around charles county cal vefrt, st. mary's county through central virginia that will hang on to the clouds the longest today. more sunshine to the north, cloud cover to the south. really not a bad day. colder air out there. again, it's behind this weather

front that's been moving through. just across southern maryland right now. 27 state college, pennsylvania. 38 in hagerstown 37 in elkins west virginia right now. the cold air comes in tonight and tomorrow morning temperatures will be starting out below freezing. mostly cloudy. and then more sunshine as the day unfolds. chilly by the time you get to the evening. your temperature at noon at lunchtime today, 50 degrees, 53 by 3:00 or 4:00 not too bad. all in all, your sunday pretty nice. here is a look at tomorrow morning. i put the temperatures on for you, stopped it at 6:00 a.m. kids waiting at the bus stop. you'll need a jacket for sure. it's a layer-up kind of day. by the afternoon they could probably shed a couple layers as we start warming up. sunshine for monday afternoon with cool conditions and, yes, those high spots in western maryland a little snow coming in with the next weather system. it's this pocket through southwest today manassas

prince william county culpepper, fredricksburg that will get just over 50 degrees today. not too bad. cooler conditions right near the water. meanwhile, as we take a look at your sunday impacts forecast for traveling, for exercising, for getting out and about, everything gets the green light. you can probably take out your sunglasses later today. the high, again from 46 to 53 degrees across the area. jacket weather for today. you'll need to layer up for tomorrow temperatures get colder in the overnight period here is a look at your four-day forecast, tuesday, 52 64 on wednesday. i'll have your extended forecast. more coming up in a few minutes. >> it's nearing the time o when people are look for a new home. >> find out what you can do to make sure you're getting the perfect home for the perfect price. welcome to "first read minute." i'm mark murray. >> i'm carrie dann. >> if there's one difference between the 2016 presidential

race and the 2008 contest eight years ago, it's that few, if anyone seem to be getting honeymoon coverage. >> that's right. hillary clinton hasn't announced her all-but-expected bid and the focus has been on her e-mails and donations to the clinton foundation. >> as for jeb bush the press has already scrutinized his business practicing and potential problem of his last name. >> while scott walker received positive coverage of his speech in january and after his subsequent rise in the polls, he's already getting hammered for flip-flops and not fighting back to keep an aide who once criticized the state of iowa in 0e8d tweets. >> if things are like this now, wait until the actual campaign begins. can anyone sustain a positive image? >> the good news and the bad news is we have more than a year and a half to find out the answer to that.

back at 9:25. the pike season for home sales is right around the corner. many home buyers settle with the first mortgage they're offered. >> that could mean overpaying hundreds of dollars every year. consumer reporter erika gonzalez tells us how to be a savvy home buyer. >> reporter: going to open houses or checking advertisements are ways to get a sense of the real estate market in your area. but before you jump to buy,

consumer reports says you need to do what christina and her husband did and spend time looking for the best mortgage. >> we wanted to make sure we had a great rate in place, locked in place for 30 years, for the term that we had the mortgage. >> buying a house is a major purchase just a small difference in a mortgage interest rate can make a big difference in your monthly payments. that really adds up over the years. >> reporter: for instance with a 30-year mortgage at $155,000 if you get a fixed interest rate of 3.75%, you'll pay $718 per month. if the interest rate is just half a point higher 4.25%, the monthly payment jumps to $763 an increase of $16,000 over the life of the loan. consumer reports says you need to educate yourself not only on interest rates, but on the types of loans available, closing costs and other possible fees. a good place to start is on the consumer financial protection bureau's website.

at consumerfinance.gov. >> get quotes from several lenders, large banks or mortgage companies. remember to consider credit unions and small community banks. >> reporter: bankrate.com is a useful website to broaden your search nationally. once you've bought a home the work you put in getting the best mortgage will pay off for years to come. >> erika gonzalez reporting. consumer reports says while consulting with a mortgage broker can be helpful, you may not want to rely solely on those recommendations. what we're learning what happened inside a busy northern virginia restaurant how it'sing lated when customers moved out. why dozens of homeowners may stand in the way of easing traffic. first they're up then they're down talking about your temperatures. veronica johnson timing out when you'll need to add the layers this week. back after this.

in today's top stories, a man is dead after crashing and flipping his car in prince george's county. this happened on livingston road in ft. washington just after 1:00 this morning. maryland state police investigating a crash that started by an off duty officer according to investigators and ended in a man's death on route 50 near route 97 yesterday. still unclear if the officer will face any charges. time now to check on your

forecast. just when we started to soak up the sun, feel a little bit of the warmup we've got a cooldown coming back. >> veronica johnson saying up and down, up and down. she says we're headed down right now, right, v.j.? >> that we are. not quite like yesterday. yesterday temperatures in the low 60s, today, not too bad. we've got some clouds up there, filtered sunshine today. on top of that a little bit of a breeze too. those clouds provided by a weather front that came through the area already keeping areas across western and central maryland a little on the chilly side this morning. hagerstown at 38 39 in cumberland you head south around fredricksburg in areas like charlottesville, temperature at 46 degrees. same thing, right inside the beltway. today, our temperatures will go up into the low 50s for your afternoon and right back down. they're going to start dropping pretty quickly when we get into the overnight period because the clear sky, a light wind we expect to start out around freezing. if you want to watch nbc

anywhere on your mobile device get our app cast full weather, download our storm team 4 or more importantly our nbc washington app. all new this morning, someone is in the life threatening injuries following a stabbing in manassas. according to prince william county police this started with a fight at the all american steakhouse off dumfries road near forest park high school. according to police the fight started inside but moved outside the restaurant. they won't tell us if they've made any arrests. the picture that's gone viral shows the aftermath of a bloody arrest involving a uva student. what is missing on camera is what led up to the incident. "the washington post" reports the alcohol beverage control agency pledged to where body cams more than a year ago, following the mistaken arrest of another student. the post says in martese johnson's arrest last week the agents were not wearing body

cameras. the 20-year-old says officers threw him to the ground. he had just been turned away from a local pub. in the last several days students protested the arrest on university grounds. starting tomorrow your morning commute could get a whole lot faster in northern virginia. buses can use the shoulder lanes on i-66. if traffic is slower than 35 miles an hour, they can move over to get you where you need to be on time. the bus changes are part of a bigger plan to improve traffic. vdot is considering adding another lane to the road. that would mean 35 homes would have to go. now the people who live in those homes are standing up against the plan saying they shouldn't be penalized for living somewhere they don't have to to make that drive. >> it's hard because we live two blocks away from the metro. i never drive to work. >> vdot says different plans for improving the road would have folks making sacrifices like

this. the department says it's not moving forward without community input first. we have news for those of you driving through maryland a major roadi-95 begins today. mdot transportation secretary says the work could cause major traffic problems fors months. the project will last into the fall. a former professor at american university is headed to pliz on. david pitts pleaded guilty to breaking into a building on the campus last september to steal prescription drugs. prosecutors say he set a number of small fires that night as well. pitts was the chairman of the school eats department of public policy. we're getting look inside a tunisian museum as armed gunmen stormed inside. surveillance video from the deadly attack this past wednesday shows two tunisians trained in libya open fire inside the museum.

the gunmen died in a shootout with security forces. isis has claimed responsibility for that attack. the u.n. security council holding an emergency meeting to discussion the situation in yemen. the country is on the verge of civil war. shy quite rebels are issuing a call to arms to battle against government forces. there's been heavy fighting following the deadly bombings at two mosques. now the u.s. has evacuated all remaining personnel and special forces. a tsa agent is recovering from being shot after an attack at the new orleans airport. richard white was chasing the agent with a machete. he also used wasp spray on some of the agents and brought a bag of molotov cocktails as well. the woman who ran from him said it was a horrifying experience. >> i have to say officer sleef is my hero. she saved my life. the man was within inches of whacking me. >> investigators say they have no idea why white did this.

they are working on figuring that out today. let's bring you up to speed, virginia state delegate joe morrissey is going to announce running for state senate. he recently finished serving jail time for his relationship with his teenage receptionist. jesse matthew will be in court facing charges for the abduction of uva student hannah graham. prosecutors say he later killed her. thursday he'll face a preliminary hearing in that case. the nationals are in florida right now, but tomorrow we'll learn about new safety measures at nationals park. the nats are showing off metal detectors you'll have to go through in order to get into the park. major league ball parkbaseball says they'll start using detectors this year. the long winter took a heavy toll on local schools. millions of dollars have been spent repairing furnaces. the i-team investigates how much it will cost to keep the students warm. the new radio and seatbelt

features giving parents peace of mind when your teen is behind the wheel. as we look outside, you'll have to wait a little longer for the sun to come out. right now it's chilly and bleez zir. veronica johnson timing when you'll start to feel things warm up.

there's a new tool out there to give parents peace of mind when your teen gets behind the wheel. teen driver allows parents to see how far their child drove and the number of times the active safety features were engaged. the system mutes the radio until front seat riders buckle their seatbelts. that feature will be available on the 2016 chevy malibu. this week's wednesday's child has a passion for cooking. she hopes to share her cooking skills with a forever family. >> news 4's barbara harrison took her for a cooking class

this week. >> hi serena are you so excited to come today? i've got an apron for you. we'll start out and make macaroni and cheese. >> reporter: serena said that's one of her most favorite dishes and were surprised to learn there were so many choices of cheese. >> you can pick one kind or all four. >> reporter: having choices was a nice experience. in her 11 years she's been moved around as a foster child with little to say where she goes or how long she stays. her social worker says she's a bright child. >> she loves life. she's very friendly. she loves to cook like you can tell today. >> appears we had technical difficulties there. as with all and's children store

region we do post them on nbcwashington.com. right now we want to head over to v.j. to find out when things will warm up. >> not until the end of the week. in terms of the warmth that most of us have waited on we've wanted warm weather with temperatures at least seasonal. it doesn't come until the end of the week. i'll have your detailed forecast when "news 4 today" returns.

winter is officially over but the long cold spell took an enormous toll on schools. >> furnaces failing, boilers breaking down in so many places old heating systems pushed their their limits. as i-team's scott macfarlane reports, it's approaching $500 million. >> let's brainstorm ideas -- >> reporter: inside this elementary school in beltsville, a new heating system. we found it comfortable inside. the principal says that's one less distraction for the students. >> you don't know what the weather is going to be outside. what we try and do is focus on the time we do have the students in the building to make sure we maximize those opportunities. >> reporter: inside some of the newest school buildings, heating systems failed. >> i'm sure you're aware, we experienced historically frigid

temperatures within the past couple weeks. even in our newest buildings, our infrastructure wasn't able to handle the frigid temperatures. >> reporter: this mom was hustling her kids out of one of the older school buildings, gwynn park high school built in 1956. the heat failed in some buildings inside. >> people are inside looking like this. >> reporter: the district acknowledged heat problems and fixed them and recommended kids wear layers. >> i didn't feel like these conditions were appropriate for a learning environment. >> reporter: a review of public school district building records obtained by news 4's i-team gwynn park's system is beyond its useful life over do for replacement or repair. one of hundreds of schools with aging outdated furnaces in these four counties of maryland alone. >> you can't rely on an old unit like this to continue on

indefinitely. >> ray barnes oversees school buildings including valerie elementary where the boiler was installed in the 1960s. >> why hasn't it been replaced yet? >> it has to stand in line. >> reporter: it will be replaced in about a year. in howard county about $17 million in repairs for deteriorating hvac systems there. twice this year a school closed for temperature issues. here in montgomery county a more than $100 million backlog of hvac repairs. in one case the system was linked to mold two children report sickened. it's since been fixed. money, lobbying for hundreds of millions in new funding and repairs and build new schools, but the i-team found even if the stat ratcheted up spending that money wouldn't cover every

outdated furnace. maryland state budget director tells us about $290 million is set aside for capital improvements in public buildings statewide next year. our review found that's about a third of what's needed to fix or replace every outdated hvac system in prince george's county alone. scott macfarlane, news 4 i-team. is your choild's school one in need of replacement? the i-team put the information on nbcwashington.com. click investigations. >> veronica johnson with us saying we can't put away all those layers just yet. >> monday and tuesday morning below freezing. we rebound in the afternoons but still a couple of days next week with very cold starts. meanwhile today, again, cool. this is no saturday for us. the weather shouldn't stop you

from getting outside today. what are you doing today? >> i'm taking a train up to new york. >> i'm sleeping. we're a fun crowd. >> i know you guys have better plans. let's head over to the weather wall. i'll show you what's going on. a lot of folks thinking about washing the car today. i say yes, go ahead, get it done. we're looking dry until thursday. i'll give you the timing of the rain and how much we'll see of the system coming up in just a moment. right now the temperatures in the 40s. we were in the 30s a couple hours ago. 45 ft. belvoir, camp springs coming in at 43. areas to the north and west leesburg 41. 44 in reston. around falls church in virginia with a radar this is a live scan. we're dry throughout the area. but it's the cloud cover that's been what we do not like today. too bad we can't have all sunshine. the clouds associated with a some colder air to spots north. right now hagerstown at 38 up

through pennsylvania wilks barre currently in the 20s. here it is the second full day of spring. that cold air will be moving in tonight. our temperatures will start dropping rapidly as we get into the latter part of the night. 48 at 10:00 a.m. 50 degrees by lunchtime with more sunshine even for the areas south coming 53 for a high around 3:00, 4:00 today. here you can see the clouds moving through in your future weather. this is 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. i put the temperatures on for you so you can see how far they're going to drop look how low these values are. mt. airy frederick, maryland 24 to start your monday. 24 in martinsburg, 25 starting the day monday in winchester. 29 to 30 degrees in d.c. we warm up yes. but still a little wind throughout the day on monday. mostly sunny. call it cool and then cold again

monday night to tuesday morning. so much so that this next little weather system that's going to be pushing in could bring light snow to points north, northern areas of west virginia and western maryland. the ski resorts are trying to stay open for another weekend. this afternoon, 54 culpepper. 40s near the 40s. maybe you'll be driving over the bridge. travel conditions exercising everything gets the green light. terrific for travel with a mixture of sun and clouds. you can still probably break out the sunglasses. cool and breezy for exercising. just keep it moving. i was outside a couple minutes ago. my hands still a little chilled. if you're jogging or biking today, still a good day. again, you'll need the jacket. as far as conditions go today, getting into the 50s, you'll need a jacket and then it gets cold tonight. so you'll have to i think layer up a little bit as we head into

monday morning. 39 degrees by 11:00 p.m. your forecast today, 47 degrees. the high for monday will start heading upward midweek. 64 the high on wednesday. here is the rainy talked about for thursday. the high 69 or close to 70 degrees. we've got the warmth a weather system pushing in. with that we may see some thunder from that system. then more cold air will be heading back down. with this next little thing that tries to push in friday into saturday morning, it will bring clouds maybe a few wet flakes of snow. we'll be tracking that as we look into spring. guys? >> so over it just over it. okay. what do you get when you mix charles barclay, spike lee, samuel l. jackson and march madness? one of the funniest viral commercials. we'll show it to you. >> in the annapolis.

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good sunday morning everyone. the ncaa tournament rolls on. maryland with a big match-up today against west virginia, but last night it was georgetown, the hoyas, their season came to an end, 22 wins this year for john thompson, iii's group. he couldn't have been happier for the senior class despite a very tough loss to a good utah team.

>> they've worked hard. they've given of themselves for the program. i want the group -- as disappointed as we all are, and we all can go back and critique and analyze -- and we will, critique and analyze this game, i think the important message was just to thank them for the work they put in this year because it was a hard working group, a group that cared about each other, that played for each other. let them know you love them, i love them. >> also virginia tips off the college basketball schedule with the first game today, taking on michigan state at 12:10. the cavaliers looking for revenge after michigan state ended their season a year ago. that was a look at your morning sports. hope your sunday is a good one. lots of you have been glued to your tvs to catch every minute of march madness. >> the championship game is happening in indianapolis. but it seems like charles barclay might think it's a little closer to here. >> wake up fellows.

we're finally here. in the annapolis. now we have to find the stadium. >> did you just say in the annapolis. >> the final four in the annapolis. >> indianapolis indianapolis! >> uh-oh. >> uh-oh? you do know we're in the maryland right. indianapolis is in the indiana. >> wake up fellow we're finally here. >> this is a commercial from capital one. you can see samuel l. jackson, spike lee also a part of this. final four games start on april 4th. hopefully your bracket isn't busted by then. but if you had villa nova on there, a lot of people waking up today, their head is hung. nc state walking away with the big win yesterday. >> i think a lot of people would be happier if it was in the

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welcome to "news 4 today"." >> veronica johnson telling us up and down up and down. we're headed down right now. >> way down. a lot of folks probably itching, wanting to get out in the yard maybe do a little planting. i'll talk more about that later. 48 your temperature. look at the wind. it's northwest at 17. so it's the breeze too, along with our cool conditions that's giving us a little early morning chill. winds throughout the area in fact anywhere from about 15 close to 20-mile-per-hour gusts. i think at least the early part of the day, we'll have the wind. the early part of the day, we'll also have most of our cloud cover. after about lunchtime, we'll