to find out the name of a woman who died in a crash in fairfax county county. three cars collided on lee chapel road in burke. at least one car was totaled and ended up in the woods. three other people were hurt but we're told they will be okay. we're working to learn how a woman managed to get on to the runway at the frederick municipal airport. frederick police say they arrested lori katz yesterday afternoon after she was caught walking down the runway. air traffic controllers say she prevented planes from taking off and landing. katz was arrested for trespassing. no would ordinary whyrd on why she was on the runway. mayor bowser expected to announce plans to create more affordable housing and new jobs. this is part of an event designed to bring together small business owners community members and developers. we're just one day away from the first state of the district address. the theme is pathways to the middle class.

this morning's event is set to kick off at 11:30. we're getting reports on twitter some rain in north arlington as well as culpeper. now, here is the good thing. notice the temperature, 45 degrees. everybody across the area is above freezing. no ice concerns at all this morning. 7:00 a.m., still the threat of showers. pie 9:00 we're mainly dry. temperatures in the mid-40s. a few sprinkles are possible around 11:00 a.m. but at that point clouds are already starting to break and temperatures are warming. temperature at 11:00 a.m. of 51 degrees. here is the latest on storm team 4 radar showing you you around the woodbridge quantico area also getting reports of some

rain. coming up some good news. 66 headed in and out of town, 95 in virginia no problems at all. prince george's county overall looking good. 270 northbound, southbound are rolling along pretty nicely here. 66 at lee highway, also no major issues. we do have some issue on 66 west at the toll road we have two right lanes blocked until 5:00 this morning. i'm back in ten minutes. i'm angie goff at the live desk. right now a tsunami warning issued in the pacific. this after a magnitude 7.5 earthquake rocked new guinea. officials saying hazardous waves could hit the coastlines, but nothing will be close, anywhere

close near the u.s.. waves reaching up to 3 to 10 feet are possible. we'll continue to keep an eye on it. it's 4:33. right now teams are searching for a second black box from a plane that crashed in the french alps killing everyone on board. helicopters are flying over the debris field in southeastern france. investigators are using dna test to go identify the remains of the victims already recovered. and we're learning the final moments. a german paper reports the last few minutes. during the as cent the captain says he did not have a chance to use the restroom. lubitz tells the captain he can 25 over anytime. the captain asks lubitz to prepare for landing and a few minds later, he says you can go now. the door clicks shut. the plane descends air traffic control calls not answered.

the captain bangs on the door yelling quote for god's sake open the door. nbc news has notten come firmed will account. investigate the tors are still trying to determine lubitz' motion. a grieving father says it doesn't matter. >> it's not relevant. what is relevant is that this should never happen again. my son and everyone on that plane should not be forgotten ever. >> there are multiple reports that 27-year-old andreas lubitz had seen doctors for problems with his vision. today there will be a prayer service and vigil for the victims of the south capital mass 14509 ingshooting. today marks five years. families will gather tonight on south capitol street. back in 2010 three people were killed and six others were hurt. police say it was part of a series of revenge attacks that all started over stolen jewelry. five men were convicted in this

case. we're working to find out the name of the man stabbed to death in prince george's county. police say the man was found dead in a hallway inside an apartment building in langley park. no word on a suspect. that part of the county has seen its share of gang related violence this month. police recently arrested three middle school kids for be stabbing a teen to death. four teens facing felony charges for allegedly attacking a spotsylvania county deputy. the teens were trying to break into a basketball tournament on saturday. deputy confronted them the group attacked him. vietnam veterans in maryland are wake up to long delayed appreciation. governor hogan is set to sign a bill making today welcome home vietnam veterans day. the bill recognizes the service and sacrifice of maryland's vietnam veterans. there are restrictions on the gifts lobbyists give. governor mcauliffe says all

gifts should be limited to $100 total. he vetoed a bill that would have limited them to $100 each. the reforms come in the wake of the corruption scandal that led to convictions for former virginia governor mcdonnell and his wife. organizers of a soccer match at fedex field are apologizing for pretty significant mistake. they apparently played the wrong national anthem for el salvador before a soccer match. the salvadoran deal members were confused. the organizer apologized and said it was a mistake. the former governor of maryland takes a swipe at not one, but two possible presidential candidates. >> why martin o'malley is sounding off on hillary clinton and jeb bush. >> and new developments in the case against the so-called boston bomber. what the prosecution is expected to do in court today. and a live look outside this morning. we're finally in for a bit of a warm-up. first we have to get through the morning. amelia will tell it us how high the mercury will rise.

4:39. prosecutors are expected to rest their case today in the boston bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev attorneys will begin their defense. their strategy is designed to spare him the death penalty. they will argue his older brother tamerlan was the mastermind and dzhokhar was just following his lead. the teams investigating a gas explosion in morning city say they can now focus on finding out what happened. that explosion leveled tree buildings downtown last thursday

and just yesterday rescuers found two bodies in the rubble. new york mayor bill de blasio says someone may have illegally tapped a gas line. right now firefighters are battling a wind fueled wildfire in southern montana. the flames prompted 650 skiers to leave the red lodge mountain on saturday. the evacuation order was canceled yesterday and so far the flames have scorched at least 3,000 acres and destroyed one house. it's not clear what parked the fire but unusually dry conditions are making it turn to extinguish. p. coming up on 4:41 now for us it's little bit of rain, certainly clouds to deal with this morning. >> amelia segal here now. a little rain? >> absolutely. i'm tracking some sleet and reports of snow mixing in although the radar not picking up on that. but you can see impacting parts of anne arundel, prince george's county down through southern maryland and up through

baltimore. this activity continues to push off to the east. we're only dealing with this through about 8:00 9:00 a.m. and then after that a dry day and a nice spring afternoon. so your monday weather impacts traveling early this morning dealing with light rain, snow and damp complains early. but by 9:00 10:00 we should be drying out. exercising outdoors today, you'll be just fine for the midday and afternoon hours. great evening to go for a run outside, walking the dog. warmer today than yesterday. yes the high was 49. today a high of 60. and we'll hit that around 3:00 this afternoon. again, the shower threat comes to an end during the early morning hours. only a few sprinkles possible around 11:00 a.m., but then sunshine breaks out and we're breezy. we some road work still in the way until about 5:00 a.m. here. georgia avenue at layhill road, two south lanes blocked, one northbound lane blocked. should be wrapped up around 5:00. taking a look at 95 in maryland

bw parkway looking good. beltway at branch no problems. 91 in and out o town again looking there. 66 headed into town you're fine. headed west also looking quite good. when you hop in kour areyour car, listen to wtop 103.5 for the latest traffic information. a fire tears through a d.c. home claiming one man's life. while firefighters say his lifestyle could have played a role. and a big change could be coming to the way you give your kids medicine. why a group of leadinging

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northeast. a man who lives in the house described what he banging on the door and i could see smoke. was able to save one his elderly neighbors. a man died and a woman suffered serious injuries. firefighters say they had to deal with extreme hoarding conditions. right now negotiators in switzerland will meeting over iran's nuclear program. they have less than 48 hours to announce whether they have a framework for a deal. tracie potts here with a look at what all sides are saying on this. >> reporter: so the "new york times" is reporting this morning that iran has backed off what they describe as a critical part of this deal agreeing to ship nuclear fuel to russia outside of their own borders. that had been on the table and now iran is saying no they won't do that. just a few moments ago we

learned the state department is pushing back a little bit saying that that was never fully decided and that there are options and that this deal can be done without that issue being decided in favor of the united states. so bottom line we are less than 48 hours away and it sounds like there is still critical issues that they have to work through to try to get this done by midnight. u.s. officials agreed there are critical issues that remain unresolved and of course the backdrop of all this is while the u.s. and iran are shaking hands and negotiating in switzerland, they are on opposite sides of the war exceptionally brewing in yemen right now. iran is backing the rebels there. on the other hand united states is providing intelligence to the saudis. those air campaigns continue this morning. >> tracie potts on the hill. thank you. republicans in virginia are slamming the state bar's decision to cancel a trip to israel. the speaker of the virginia house of delegates called on the bar to reconsider. republican speaker william

howell says virginians they'd to ree reaffirm their commitment to israel but the state bar canceled because all of its members would not be allowed into the country. martin o'malley says the presidency is not some crown to be passed between two families. he went on national tv. he didn't name anyone in particular. he also questioned whether hillary clinton would take on special interests. clinton and former florida governor jeb bush are both potential candidates. o'malley says he will decide later this spring whether he will run for president. this just in former israeli prime minister just found guilty of corruption charges. olmert was acquitted three years ago on charges of fraud and breach of trust. this included accepting cash from a united states businessman for personal reasons. his lawyers telling us he will likely appeal today's ruling at

the retrial. several team are calling for justice concerning a northern virginia church. some say it's a cult. the loudoun county sheriff is looking into allegations of physical and sexual abuse at calvary temple in sterling virginia. a former church member describes his experience. >> we can't make you stay, but if you leave leave forfeit authority over your wife and son. ied to them that's absurd. >> earlier another former church member said the pastor abused her. church leaders are not commented on the allegations. in news 4 your health oig a new study shows focusing on the quality of the time you spend with your kids rather than the quantity of time leads to the best outcomes. the "washington post" reports that family income and the mother's education level are both closely associated with good drought comes. the one area where more time did make a clear difference at

child's behavior, the teenage years. pediatricians now urging parents not to measure your children's medicine using regular kitchen smoons. the american academy of pediatrics says parts should measure in metric units. and household spoons can vary too much in size. horn 70,000 children go to the emergency room every year because of unintentional overdoses on medicine. take a look at the this next video and see if you recognize anyone here. look at that. three point nothing but net. do you recognize him? doug kammerer. how about that? a few of the news 4 reporters out there all for a good cause, to raise awareness about organ donation. >> pretty impressive. >> dulg camoug kammerer has game. not surprised at all. >> i was like go doug. good form.

>> he's played a couple gains in his life obviously. i know we have warmer weather coming later, but right now --mins in his life obviously. i know we have warmer weather coming later, but right now --eins in his life obviously. i know we have warmer weather coming later, but right now --ns in his life obviously. i know we have warmer weather coming later, but right now --s in his life obviously. i know we have warmer weather coming later, but right now -- >> i think if you're stepping out, you're noticing rain mixing in with snow. you're thinking how can this day get better. but it is, i promise. there is only the chance of some showers until about 8:00 a.m.. the umbrella optional today. by the afternoon, it's really nice. the clouds break up temperatures are warmer. feels like spring. and it will continue to feel like spring for the remainder of the workweek. and right now, as we look ahead to easter for the upcoming sunday dry weather is in the forecast. not just that but plenty of sunshine as well. i want to show you current temperatures because although we are seeing some snow mixing in notice that no temperature on the map is anywhere near that freezing mark. so the threat of any snow sticking to area records not a concern this morning. 43 in washington, 40 in

annapolis, gaithersburg one of the cooler spots coming in at 37. here is the radar, this is the system i'm tracking that is pushing through the area. this batch in the immediate area moves out over the next couple of hour, but then i'll keep a close eye on thissing a different back here in pennsylvania and areas of west virginia. this is where we could see a few sprinkles between about 9:00 and 11:00 a.m.. for the most part mainly a dry day. annapolis down through waldorf seeing that activity. but again all of this pushes out. by 11:00 a.m. we're starting to see sunshine across the area. high temperature today of 62 degrees. for tomorrow, we're be looking at temperatures around 60 breezy during the afternoon with showers likely wednesday sunny, 72 on thursday friday the

chance of showers and a high around 70. >> thursday looks perfect. thank you so much. in plucknaylor road still some krks. wide look at things no major problems. beltway at st. barnabas, looking good, as well. 95 at dale boulevard, look like the same picture. 66 west at the toll road, two right lanes blocked until 5:00 this morning. 270 at montrose no issue there for us this morning. looking quite good. i'm back at 5:01 weather and traffic always on the 1s. it is now 4:53. it's expected to bring hundreds of jobs and power on hundreds of thousands of homes. where dominion says it will build a new power plant. and you probably saw your social media accounts flooded with posts about last night's

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a new power plant is coming to virginia. a billion plant will be built this greensville county near the north carolina border. according to the star this would be the biggest natural gas based power plant in the commonwealth. it will deliver power to about 400,000 homes. it looks like there are a

lot more of our furry friends on the streets of d.c.. according to a street blog the number of pet licenses issued doubled in 2014. different licenses cost different amounts. licenses for service animals are free. it was a big night for music lovers. the iheart radio music awards aired last night right here on nbc 4. and fans took on a big role in the awards show this year. listeners were given a chance to vote online for best lyrics and the renegade award. and man of the night was justin timberlake he was honored with the innovateor award. taylor swift also got artist of the year and sochk theng of the year and sam smith for best new dean for

burn it down and the host jamie foxx himself hit will the stage with chris brown. >> a pretty good show i hear, i read on the twitter. >> late for us. stay with us. "news 4 today" continues now at 5:00 a.m.. a live look outside to kick things off. 43 degrees outside our studio as we approach 5:00 a.m.. some of us are dealing with just a little bit of rain. let's go to amelia segal and get your weather headlines. >> and some snow and sleet mixing in as well. i'm tracking it all here on radar. this activity is quickly pushing off to the east. whether is the chance areas mainly east of i-95 are dealing with rain and maybe even a little bit of snow mixing in until about 8:00 a.m.. after that only a few sprinkles are possible p. remainder of the day is dry. anything that falls, any ice or snow is not sticking. look at the temperature.7:00 m a,

stilla.m. still tracking some showers especially east of the district. by 9:00 a.m. chilly but we'll warm up nicely today. by 11:00 a.m. temperatures in the low 50s. sunshine already starting to break out. only a sprinkle or two possible at that point. it's a nice springlike afternoon. so the school day forecast for this monday showers possible at the bus stop during these early morning hours. but by recess it's outdoors today. it will be dry, just maybe a little damp. chill in the air. dismissal breezy and warmer than yesterday. high temperature yesterday was 49 degrees. today will be at least ten degrees warmer than that inside of the beltway. coming up i'll let you know what you can expect for the afternoon hours. any issues on the roads? i saw that wintry mix i was telling telling you as i came in on river road. just kind of hearing the pelting on my wind shield and i thought this cannot be i have to talk

to amelia about this. and we can take a look, we do have a camera here 270 at old hundred road -- actually we can't look at that be right now.