looking pretty good. things flowing well. still vr hill road at suitland parkway, we have one lane closed there for road work. seeing it for the past couple of weeks. but still hanging around. wide look at things over all no major problems inner loop and outer loop everything rolling quite nicely right now. let keep our fingers crossed. 95 in virginia headed north or south, you're at speed. maybe a little over speed there at 64 # miles per hour. beltway at colesville everything looking good. top of the beltway, rolling along nicely. but again, this is one piece of construction that has been hanging around for the past couple weeks, could be a couple more silver hill road at suitland parkway with that one lane shut down. back at 5:11 with a live look at 66. new developments this morning on what went wrong during the editorial process for a story about the university of virginia. today uva will hold a press conference responding to the new findings in a new report. in november of last year

"rolling stone" published an article detailing a gang rape on campus told by a student named jackie. an independent review found that "rolling stone" failed in its reporting, editing, editorial supervision and fact checking. the columbia university school of journalism issued the record and said the failure was avoidable. >> definitely important to focus on the issue at hand and not so much that the journalism was at fault. there are women being raped all around the world, so we should focus on that serious issue. p. >> teresa sullivan issued a statement saying irresponsible journalism up justly damaged reputations. last year the charlottesville police department said there was no evidence to support criminal charges in this case. and at the same time this scathing report was released "rolling stone" issued an mole gi and retracted the story. the magazine's managing editor said in a statement, quote, we would like to apologize to our readers and to all of those who were damaged by our story.

and the ensuing fall out. including members of the phi kappa psi fraternity, university and students. >> a man is in critical condition after a fire at a prince george's county home. that man in his 50s was found inside the home with life threatening burns. the man's wife was able to put out the flames before crews arrived there. we are learning that there was fire damage to the chair the man was sitting in. it's not known how the fire started. police expect to see a suspend formally charged. hong young will be formally charged accused in the five shots incidents that took police over a week. police say they found a semiautomaticsemi semiautomatic handgun and shell casings in his vehicle. 5:03.

today closing arguments will begin in the boston bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev's attorneys have never denied his involvement, but they say he participated in the plot after falling under the influence of his brother, tamerlan. tamerlan died in a smoothouthoot-out with police. if you're headed to the shoe be prepared to extra security. there are sweeping new measures as part of an effort after several violent incidents at past easter monday events. new measures could include bag checks and metal key tech tors. official evaluate the new measures in a couple week. it is time to play ball. today's opening day. we're counting down to first pitch at 4:05 when the nats take on the mets. megan mcgrath live at nats park with more on all the activities leading up to the game. >> reporter: good morning. yeah lots of activities before the start of the game and you can see behind me here they have the house lights on this morning. we also have a brand new field

this year. there is a howpowerhouse stargt rotation a lot of talk about the addition of matt scherzer and a lot of folks this could be the year. it's the tenth anniversary of the nationals, as well. i'm joined by vice president of community engagement. ten years. talk about the impact this team has had on this town and you do a lot to make sure that kids who aspire to be players get what they need. >> that's right. baseball besides being a great sport, it's a wonderful platform for a team to give back to the community and we spent ten years giving back and we focused a lot on the young people in the city. a year ago, almost a year ago today, we opened our youth baseball academy in ward 7 neighborhood of washington, d.c. and hundreds of kids every week are going through and getting their lives enriched through the power of baseball. >> and your jerseys on the backs of little league player. >> that's right. starting last week we had

little seven league opening days an almost 5,000 kids have nationals provided jerseys. one kid from the southern district little league told us i feel empowered thousand withnow with the great looking unform. >> thank you so much for joining us. that first pitch 4:05, greats open here at 1:30. there are lots of events taking place. so certainly come early. also something else should you keep in mind you'll have to pass through magatometers. there is an added level of security so give yourself extra time to get through security and get to your seat and of course grab some of the food. we'll talk about some of the new food coming up later on in the show. back to you. >> megan mcgrath at nats park. thank you. as of this morning, you'll have to wait until next year for an ncaa basketball title in our town. the university of maryland women's basketball team fell to the university of connecticut in its final four game last night. the team has now made to the final four but lost in two

straight years. we asked coach frees what shese what she told layers. >> how it unfolded to be able to come back to back final fours, to just thanked them for really incredible season. >> and thank you to the awesome terps. they had just three losses this year two of them came to the teams playing in tomorrow he's's final, connecticut and notre dame. a mistake turn deadly after a deputy grabs his gun instead of the taser. so why is the medical examiner looking into his cause of death? and take a look outside for you. a lot of people waking up to temperatures in the 50s. tom will let you know when you can pitch your coat.

there is an investigation under way by a man shot by a reserve deputy. they say he was reaching to his taser when he grabbed his gun instead. and the office is waiting for the medical examiner to confirm if the gunshot caused the man's death. new information about a deadly wildfire in arizona that claimed the lives of almost two dozen firefighters. the yarnell hill fire bushed 8,000 acres, destroyed 114 structures and killed 19

firefighters. the crew's lone survivor says granite mountain hot shots were ordered to leave their safe zone during a radio call between their supervisor and the chief deputy. that revolution could lead to a wrongful death lawsuit. want to talk about your weather at 10 after the hour. 53 degrees outside our studios here in tenleytown right now. good place to start, i think. >> and it's only getting warmer. tom kierein here now with weather and traffic on the 1s. love how our weather is shaping up today. >> and no freezing temperatures in the foreseeable future. what to wear today, you'll need a light jacket for this morning. definitely need the sunglasses as we'll have lots of sun throughout much of the day ahead. through the day, we'll have temperatures rather chilly in the 40s generally through 8:00 this morning. then by noon jumping into the 60s. mid and upper 60s by then with

just a few high clouds drifting through. and then heading back home from school and work later today, about this to the low and mid-70s. beautiful day coming up just a few high clouds rolling through. a look at a weather pattern commencing tomorrow that's at 5:21. nice dry roads, thank you very much, here this morning. 66 at west ox road eastbound, westbound, everything rolling along quite nicely. beltway at river road, inner loop outer loop, everything looking good there. don't have any problems either way. do have road work on river road westbound right there at little falls parkway, we have one lane closed there just past the mcdonald's. just a warning for you there. that is because of road work. beltway at kenilworth avenue looking good inner loop and outer loop. and then a big look at things lots of green, the lots of movement looking good. we are just hearing that

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welcome back at 5:15. a developing story. police in indianapolis are searching for the gunman who shot five people inside a townhouse. the shooting happened around 9:30 last night. police say three men shot two women and three young children ages 6, 3 and 6 months. all of the victims are listed in serious condition at the hospital. police believe the suspects knew the victims and were invited inside. so far police have not released a motive. breaking news kenya's air

force strikes back at al shabaab shabaab, bombing two terror targets in neighboring somalia. the country's military has vowed to really retaliate against this group that vowed more attacks after last week's deadly rampage on a college campus. that's the latest. families of those killed at the university massacre there in ken i can't won't have to worry about paying for a funeral. kenya's government says it will pay hospital and funeral bills for all of the victims. the >> we must pull together and deal with the menace of terrorism. >> 148 people were killed last week when a gunman stormed a university targeting christian students al shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack.

more fighting in yemen this morning ans'sd its's creating a limit on essential resewerses for people who live this. there are water and electricity shortages now. you can see people gathering around a water distribution. more than 500 people have been killed in that fighting so far. we're working to learn are more about an accident that shut down part of a busy street in the district. you may have been sitting in this traffic last night on north capitol street mere michigan avenue in northeast. we do know three cars were involved. one looked like it had been rear ended and two suvs had to be towed away. germantown road in montgomery county is back open this morning. it was shut down most of yesterday. power crews spent the day fixing power lines that came down when a car crashed into a utility pole. expansion and other improvements will likely remain on hold until metro management can prove itself. that's according to interviews with transportation officials.

they say management needs an overhaul. maryland transportation secretary says metro's financial mismanagement is quote, unforgivable. metro is struggling to here a so-called turnaround xerptexpert to revamp operations. in rockville, you can check out when your leaves will be collected. you can rake up this to the curb and city crews will vacuum them up in april. the map is on the city's website. today a northern virginia couple will see how much damage a massive oak tree did to the inside of their house. the couple was watching tv saturday afternoon when the 110-foot tree came crashing into their living room. take a look at the size of that tree. they say it sounded like an explosion and the crash was so loud it even rattled the neighbors. >> it was just a really loud rumble and we had actually

thought maybe a plane had crashed outside. >> the couple was in another part of the house when the tree came down, so they were not hurt. today president obama and the first lady will welcome lots of families to one washington's most loved events. the white house easter egg roll. derrick ward is live this morning at the white house with with a look at some of the festives. got a few friends with him, too. >> reporter: oh, indeed i do. the washington capitals that is cot, snoopy and some angry birds, as well. this event started over it the the grounds of the capitol, but congress got upset because families were tearing up the lawn. so they said come over here and do it. this was suspended during world wars 1 and 2 it mimi eisenhower started it up again. 35,000 people are expected and every participant will get one

of these egg. it will be signed by the president and first lady. one of the most coveted eggs in washington right now. there will be entertainment, story telling, exercise at the timeness also a theme this year is called give me five and this is keeping in line with the first laetddy's fitness program. she wants people to think of five things they have done to be more healthy and live better more healthy lives. so a lot of things will be happening once the sun comes up and we'll bring it to you live. back to you. >> thank you, derrick. >> we couldn't ask for better weather for the easter egg roll. >> nothing cuter than having the clip-on tie with the short sleeve dress shirt on a kid. love that look. 5:20 or time. >> tom kierein with more on what we can look forward to in the day ahead. >> derrick ward is such a good egg, isn't he? what a guy. and, yeah this morning off to a rather chilly start. we don't have any rain around.

the storm team 4 radar is scanning our sky, no rain anywhere in the vicinity. so enjoy this while you can because we'll have a wet pattern commencing tomorrow. right now though, a chill in the air. we're in the 40s in the nearby suburbs, montgomery prince george's county counties. in the 40s around the chesapeake bay. to our west shenandoah valley most locations there low to mid-40s. a few spots in the 30s like luray and stanton. dry pavement for the morning commute. temperatures in the 40s to near 50. then for the afternoon commute, beautiful, dry roads temperatures in the low to mid-70s during the afternoon. we'll get more pollen though, swirling in the air. a little bit of a breeze this afternoon, as well. the tree pollen is climbing. then overnight tonight down to the 50s with increasing clouds tomorrow morning, might have a sprinkle then a greater chance of some showers in the afternoon on tuesday. highs reaching low 70s again tomorrow. but after that turning cooler on

wednesday with highs only in the 50s to near 60. smaller chance of a sprinkle a little bit of drizzle, though moves in on wednesday night. much chillier as we get into thursday. thursday's highs may only make it into the low 50s about 20 degrees cooler than today. with maybe a little bit of drizzle off and on through the day, passing light rain shower, gray skies and the wetness continues in to friday i'm afraid. friday another day of gamp weather with occasional showers coming on through. highs, though, back a bit mirld up around milder up around 70. and then showers out by the weekend. saturday sunshine great weather for outdoor activities. sunday partly cloudy upper 60s. melissa has already had one crash thornis morning. >> no problems yet, but it just happened so i guess we have to wait and see. 95 north just after dale boulevard, crash off to the right side. so we could see slowdowns.

perhaps because we do have spring breaks around town perhaps people on vacation because of the holiday might not back up too much. let's keep our if you thinkers crossed there. 95 south in virginia at back lick a disabled car. that off to the right side. prince george's county indian head highway, branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue everything nice and green. he hadded he had 95 in maryland, in and out of town just fine. same thing bw parkway. and 270 at montgomery village avenue is also rolling along nicely. a live picture of 95 coming up in a couple of minutes. it is now 5:24. this "news 4 your health" oig," we're learning buying breast milk on line may be harmful for your baby. many mothers who can't produce enough milk turn to the online market but it may be harmful as

the market is large i unly unregulated. doctors this columbus analyzed over 100 samples bought online and the findings were pretty scary. >> it was more than just incidental contamination. it really looks like evidence of deception and a dull ter race of the milk. >> in the milk thisey started, more than 10% contained kou's milk which can can be harmful to an infant that has an intolerance to it. and they found dangerous bacteria and evidence doe those donating the milk may be smokers. vcu is trying to find ways to fight obesity. the school is building a metabolic chamber to conduct several studies on temperature and body fat. researchers are focused on the two times of fat, brown fat helps regulate body temperature and burns more energy. several studies show white fat can behave more like

metabolically active brown fat in cold temperatures. police officer is on leave this morning after shooting a man in anne arundel. what led up to that officer opening fire and how the suspect is doing right now. live look outside for you. going to be a beautiful day. but rain could be moving in. tom has the details with your weather and traffic on the 1s.

looking he stories making headlines, a silver dale man is waking up in the hospital after a fire at his home last night. his wife managed to put out the flames before the firefighters arrived. he is listed in critical condition. we're standing by for a press conference at uva after the columbia university graduate school of journalism issued a report on an article in "rolling stone". and baseball is back. we are getting ready for opening day at nats park. and it is proving to be a nice day as we get ready with you. we'll tell you all you need to know if you're heading down. it will be a great season. ♪ >> this is the organ we brought in just for today. >> do you play? >> i do as a matter of fact.

>> we're so excited. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. we appreciate you starting the morning with us. we've ordered up some baseball weather for opening day. hole run home run. >> home run indeed. tom, you'll be a popular man today. >> april can be such a dicey month. about anything can happen. but this is just going to be absolutely perfect for the nationals home opener. they take on the mets today. first pitch at 4:05, by then with sunshine, temperatures should be in the low to hid 70s right there at nats park. and then by septemberventh inning a few high clouds, low 70s. by the last out, upper 60s. right now storm team 4 radar not showing any rain anywhere in the vicinity. and at the bus stop for the metro this morning, waiting for buses, you'll need a jacket. we'll stay in the low to mid-40s between you now and 8:00. then after that, that sun quickly climbing high, we will

quickly jump up to around 50 degrees between 8:00 and 9:00 this morning. next weather and traffic on the 1s a look at the hour by hour warming as we get through the day. that's coming up at 5:41. how is the commute? we have one issue on 95 north and one 95 south. 95 north just after dale boulevard, do have a crash off to the right. looks like we're get being a little slow through dale city. very likely has nothing to do with the the crash. just a normal slowdown. 95 south at backlick a disabled vehicle off to the right. 95 in dumfries you can see we're just fine. nasty a little north of here. 270, no issues. 66 as you're flying in and out of town -- i can fly over the

map, you driv safely. wtom listen to them in your car for the latest on traffic. >> we're counting down to the first pitch. and we have you covered on all the new stuff happening down at the park. megan mcgrath is live at nats park now with the new delicious options to sink your teeth into the season. that's one of the best reasons to go to the ballpark is to eat all that good food. >> reporter: that's right. there are a lot of new concessions here a lot of new food that will be something that people are certainly going to be interested in. also there is a giveaway here first 25,000 people, you'll get one of these commemorative continues. it's the tenth apvrsry, if you can believe that, of the nationals. so they're making a big deal about that of course. and we are expecting a beautiful day here at nationals park. another new thing this year, a new field.

now, i'm joined by the director of field operations. it looks beautiful, but i know you were a little nervous. you had to he replace everything and it just all came together. >> yeah. three months ago to think that we were playing hockey out here and here we are flee months later getting ready for opening day. so following the winter classic, we resurfaced the field, got started back in february and about two weeks ago, we finished up. >> two week. >> a little too close for comfort. >> we had a brutal winter. was that part of the problem? >> it was. the challenges with the snow rain freezing temperatures. it was a little bit of a challenge. >> and how in your professional opinion how is the field? >> i think it came nicely. the real test is when it the players take the field today. we want to make sure it plays well for them. so i think everything came together nicely. >> thanks so much for joining us. now the gate open at 1:30 this afternoon. and there are lots of activities

leading up to that. we'll talk a little bit about that when we join you next as well as some of the food options that you mentioned. we're all about the food. >> absolutely. and i think the food looks great. we'll go see it in person. thank you, megan mcgrath. 5:33 is our time. and maryland state police are investigating a couple's history of domestic violence after a wife shot her husband to death during a fight. police say that the 57-year-old called 911 early saying her husband had been shot. and officers found eugene dead in his driveway. and nancy with a head wound. this happened in rhodes dale near the delaware line. police say they were fighting in their garage and nancy may have shot eugene as he approached her. we're learning that a police officer who shot a man in anne arundel county is now on administrative leave. initially investigators told news 4 the officer shot the suspect after he refused orders to put down his rifle. now they say he simply quote,

presented the weapon. the officer shot the suspect once he remains in critical condition. officers went to the house on crofton on saturday to check on the man's welfare. because a relative was worried about him. and today police in montgomery county are trying to figure out why an underage girl stabbed a man on a metrobus. this happened sunday. the pus wasbus was at blair mill road. list say the girl knows the man and admitted to stabbing him with a knife after he alledgedly assaulted her. he's expected on be okay. a warning now for students at the university of maryland this morning. a student was almost robbed yesterday inside campus housing on route 1. the student was walking in a hallway when six to eight people approached him. one of them grabbed the student around the waist and demanded his rot. another person intervened and everyone ran away. new questions over a $118,000 body scanner at the

frederick county sheriff's office. the news post reports the scanner's seller paid to send two members of the department to mexico to see a t. when the office bought the sheriff said they couldn't find any competing offers. a rival company then said it could sell them one for $9,000 less. virginia is one of two states a cabinet member will visit to press for preservation understanding. the interior secretary heads to georgia today and tomorrow. calling attention to the land and water conservation fund that fund expires this year unless congress renews it. virginia governor terry mcauliffe will be talking substantially at the conference next week. the virginia chamber of commerce is hosting that event. if you're heading to the conference you can also attend sessions on how to navigate new regulations on infrastructure. the conference will be held at theclosing arts in the boston

marathon bombing trial gets under way. while the verdict does not appear to be in tout we may get answers to other lingering questions about we'll go live to boston to preview everything expected to happen. >>. and scary extent inside what is called the globe of death. p. and take a look at these temperatures. tom says these temps will start to rise very shortly. people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve.

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welcome back. we are waiting to find out the conditions of two motorcyclists hurt while performing at a circus in washington state. these pictures show the after math of the accident. a huge response from emergency crews. the motorcyclists crashed into each other inside a steel circle. this is called the globe of death. it's not so spring like everywhere in the country right now. take a look at this this is rochester, new york. waking up to this kind of snow in april. oh my goodness. i'm feeling for those people p you see it stuck to some sidewalks there. around an inch fell in rochester, new york. now, granted people in upstate new york are used to seeing snow

pretty late in the season, but i'm glad that is not us. >> they probably don't even notice it unless it's like 8 inches. >> but still, i'm so ready for warm weather. >> good because we have warm weather for you. a warm-up on the way, tom. >> a white easter is not that unusual up there in that part of the country. here this morning, we're off to a clear start. live view overlooking washington, in the distance prince george's county. p under a clear sky, lots of sunshine. chill in the air, only near 5 through 8:00 a.m.. after that we'll be jumping in to the 60s by noon. temperature line quickly getting in to the low to mid-70s by mid to late afternoon. beautiful day today with highs reaching lowe to mid-70s. you can track the weather with your storm i'mteam 4 app on your mobile device. right now you'll need a light

jackets. leaseesburg down in the 30s. around the metro area generally in the 40s nearby suburbs 40s around the bay. coming up we'll a look at our rain chances for the week ahead. breaking news right now edmonston road at old baltimore pike is shut down because of a serious crash. all lanes blocked. we're trying to get chopper up over this for you. sparse travel times, 270 south to the beltway, 16 minutes. outer loop, 95 to 290, taking you ten minutes. so on time. 66 inbound 11 minutes and 195 north about eight minutes behind there. problem is northbound through dale city. i'm back in ten. why prince harry is training with the australian army.

and we're getting you ready for the day's big events. we're at nats park and also at the white house for today's easter egg roll. what you and your kid

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a former nfl player is expected to take the stand in a boston area courtroom today. aaron hernandez faces first degree murder and weapons charges, he's accused of killing owe diddin lloyd. the president is defending the framework nuclear agreement with iran calling it a, quote, once in a lifetime opportunity. he says this is the best way to keep iran from getting a nuclear weapon. six world powers face a june 30 deadline for final deal. but republicans are 2k3457bdingdemanding

more input. >> it's important that congress is in the middle of this understanding, teasing out, asking those important questions. >> is there a better deal to be had? i think so. >> in a new possible strategy some republicans are call to go put call to go put the deal on hold and start negotiations again when the new president 2017. this video shows an officer threatening a teen. take a look. >> plane and simple, i'll break your legs before you get a chance to run. i don't screw around. >> you can see the 17-year-old in the back of the police car, he reported this individual i don't. he says officers threatened his friend while they were arresting him. the minnesota aclu says officers are nine times more likely to arrest black people than white people there. the teens were not charged with anything and were released after about 45 minutes. right now britain's prince harry is in australia training with that country's army.

once he arrived, the prince visited the war memorial paying his respects at the tomb of the unknown soldier. a crowd of royal watchers gathered outside. one boy held a sign cellebrating the pribs'snce's hair color, red heads rule. harry is fourth in line to the british throne, but that is set to change with the birth of williams' second child. it is a big we'll in the boston area closing arts will begin in the boston bombing trial. chris pollone is live in boston this morning. so what can we expect today? >> reporter: good morning. tsarnaev faces 30 charges in relation on the boston marathon bombing. a shootout with police and killing a police officer and 17 out of those 30 charges could bring the death penalty.

a little bit later on this morning, the government and the defense team will have an opportunity to make their closing arguments before the jury and then after that 12 out of the 18 jurors who have been hearing this case will retire to deliberate. it is likely that tsarnaev will be convicted since his defense team said in opening statements that he was involved in the boston marathon bombing. those blasts in 2013 killed three people. from the beginning, are tsarnaev's defense team has said its goal # s. to keep him from being put to death, pinning the blame on his older brother tamerlan as being the master mind of the attack and they established during their witnesses that dzhokhar's fingerprints were not found on many of the bomb components ashd that he was not present when many of the bomb components were purchased. now, if convicted, there will be

a separate trial after this one to determine whether he lives or dies and the jury will decide that as well. live in boston chris pollone. back to you. it's 5:49. six decades after he was captured a soldier from the korean war is finally coming home. army corporal lindsey c. lockett's remains will be flown to rich mopped this weekmond this week. he died in a prison car camp in 1951. memorial service will be held saturday. >> reporter: it may an definitive step toward a more fraternal and secure world. >> that is pope francis on easter sunday weighing in on the drafted nuclear agreement with iran. that is one of the many messages of peace in the pope's easter mass at the vatican. he spoke to thousands who gathered in st. peter's square and condemned persecution of

christians worldwide, including the massacre last week of kenyan students at the hands of islamic militants. >> translator: i think in particular of the young people who were killed last thursday at garissa university college in kenya. >> the pope also prayed for peace in libya, iraq and syria. the first family celebrated easter at alfred street back test church in alexandria. the pastor acknowledged the president during the service and also encouraged every to give the first family some space telling the congregation, quote, this is not selfie time, let the brother worship. so that's how the first family spent their easter sunday and now we're talking about what they're doing monday morning. of course it is white house easter egg roll time p. derrick ward is live with a look at what parents and kids can expect. i see some familiar faces with you this morning. >> oh, this is like a reunion. i'm surrounded by childhood

friends here. charlie brown, snoopy and mr. and mrs. bunny back here. this will be 35,000 people here all together once this event gets under way. and the theme is give me five keeping in line with the first lady's fitness theme. is he wants people to come up with five things they have been doing to live healthier lives and i guess pushing shall eggs across the laup couldn't hurt.burns up some calories. this tradition dully started on at the u.s. capitol hill but the congress got upset and since then it's over at the white house. again, 35,000 people. it is a ticketed events. they're given away by lottery. of course the lottery is closed. president and first lady will be here, there will be entertainment, music, fitness events, all koopds skoochbds skinds of things going on.

and even will get this wooden egg, and i think they will be signed by the president and the first lady. so what better thing to to today, you might want to start getting your tickets for next year if you plan to come out. but testimonyit will be a great event and we'll bring you more. back to you. we've just learned this is a fatal crash edmonston road near old baltimore pike. very difficult to see because it is so dark. looks like here actually a recycling truck. a minute ago we were seeing a vehicle very mangled. multiple patients lifted out of here. again, he had mop son road they're old baltimore park this is shut down. alternate is route 1. investigation will last for a while. 95 north after dale slowdown

through dale city of course as expected for this time of day. wide look at things overall no major problems. much more on this fatal accident coming up at 6:00 a.m.. guys. we'll check the forecast now, it is shaping up to be a beautiful day for a lot of important events today. >> let's check in with tom kierein now for our forecast. start with some baseball. >> great weather the at nats park today. the forecast for baseball cooperate ask for couldn't ask for better weather. at first pitch, low on mid-70s with sunshine. a little bit of a breeze coming n. out of the north and west -- or rather south and west. we will have a near 70 degrees toward the end of the game. and we'll have our temperatures holding steady in the upper 60s into the evening hours. and then overnight tonight, we'll be dropping bag down into the 50s. and then by dawn on tuesday, it's going to be a bit cloudy

and perhaps a few showers around. we'll have the showers beginning to move in it does look like later on tuesday. and temperatures tomorrow again may be reaching the low 70s or so maybe a passing shower in the afternoon. just a small chance of a sprinkle in the morning. so this weather pattern continues to the end of the week. on wednesday, it will be rather chilly, just in the 50s through much of the day as well as thursday p. there is the chance of a sprinkle and a little bit of light rain on wednesday. oots chance chance of drizzle or sprinkles on thursday and low to mid-50s on thursday afternoon. now a look at the weekend, friday still another chance of rain. wet pattern tips. but then drying out just in time for the weekend. highs near 70 each day.tips. but then drying out just in time for the weekend. highs near 70 each day. imagine sitting down to watch the final four this weekend only to find an error message. that's exactly what happened to some satellite customers.

landon dowdy from cnbc joining us with more on all this. >> would be the worst thing ever and it happened to some college basketball fans and they had a hard time watching the final four this week he said. if they used dish network's new online streaming service, all they got was an error message during the game. sling is apologizing saying it was due to extreme streaming. and apple and the government have been talking. it would follow a problem in europe into apple and other company's models in which the service is free but users are charged for premium content. back to you. landon dowdy, thank you. a new study finds customer services fees are declining on prepaid debit cards, but atm fees are on the rise. bankrate.com recently surveyed 31 widely held prepaid debit cards.

81% charged to check the card's balance at an tp mchltatm up 70%. a new survey says the average family will spend about $900 on prom this year. a lot of money. and that price apparently includes rentals for tuxes, food car rentals, flowers. of course tickets. and here is an interesting part apparently the higher your family income is, the less you plan to spend on the big night. families with annual incomes of $50,000 or more plan to spend under $800 on prom and those with incomes less than $25,000 will spend almost $1400 on prom. we're following breaking you news in prince george's county. want to show you live pictures from chopper 4. this is the scene of a deadly accident in the beltville area. at least one person has died

here. we'll tell you what we're learning about this crash. 52 gris outside of our studios here. it is shaping up to be a beautiful spring day. we have the nats home opener we have the easter egg roll. we'll show you when temperatures will start to rise in your neighborhood with weather and traffic on the 1s.

the nats are kicking off their season in just a matter of hours. you'll want to be there. it will be beautiful. tom kierein has your opening day forecast. >> good morning. we're starting off with a partly cloudy sky first light of this monday morning showing up now. live view from the storm team 4 tower camera. there at nats park it's a bit cool now but beautiful weather for a first pitch at 4:05 as the

nationals take on the mets for the home other than. ought to be in the low and mid-70s by then. p by the 7th inning, low 70s. a new high clouds. by the last out should be in the the upper 60s just perfect weather for baseball to there is the washington monument under a mostly clear sky. cool morning, mild afternoon. weather headlines, looks like a wet pattern moves in after today. back to you. i'm molette green at the live desk. following breaking news out of beltsville maryland. we can tell you prince george's county police investigators are now on the scene of a deadly crash. we want to take you there. chopper 4 over the scene. it involves what we can tell from the aerial view of two vehicles one a baits trucking and trash removal truck there on the scene and a ca