ahead, a crash leaves one dead and three others critically hurt in prince george's county. live from beltsville with a crash involving a car into a trash truck. good morning, i'm barbara harrison. another story developing right now. a house fire kills one person and sends another to the hospital with serious injuries in the district. what neighbors did to try and alert the people inside that burning home. good morning. i'm melissa mollet. live from nationals park for opening day. excitement and changes to expect heading down for the big game and look ahead to the upcoming season. good morning. i'm eun yang. a perfect day for the home opener. great baseball weather on the way. hopefully see great baseball.

i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. and begin with a developing story in beltsville pap deadly crash happened shortly before 5:00 this morning along edmonston road near baltimore pike. we have more. >> reporter: where they have once again temporarily closed edmonston road while the fire crews work to wash down the road and take care of all of that blood and debris. that goes to show you just how violent this crash was. let me show what you it looked like earlier today. according to prince george's county police, they say there was a car that was heading northbound here on edmonston road for some reason crossed over the line and hit head-first into a trash truck that was going southbound at the tile. this happened around 4:30 in the morning. there were five people inside of that impala that hit the trash truck and one of the people

inside of that impala died. that was the describer, who was behind the wheel of the car, and it also left the driver of that trash truck in serious and critical condition. prince george's county police had this to say about the condition of the folks involved in this crash. >> the driver of the impala was pronounced dead on-scene. there were the four other occupants, two were transported in critical condition. two other occupants in the dhar sustained non-life-threatens injuries and released on-scene. the describe are of the trash truck, a man, adult male he was transported in critical condition. >> reporter: i talked to a witness who ran to the scene and told me there were people actually ejected from the, their vehicle. when this accident happened. the crash evidently, the impact was so strong it shook some of the houses nearby. people heard it sounded like an explosion. and as you can see, cleanup still under way here. we expect this road to be opened

up again in just a few minutes. reporting lifk in beltsville tracee wilkins, back to you. >> thank you. also developing now one person dead another in critical condition after a fire broke out in a home on kenyon street in northwest d.c. news 4 megan mcgrath live at the scene with more on what neighbors tried to do to alert the folks inside. >> reporter: melissa, you can see behind me we still have fire truck on the scene as well as some road closures in the area. rescue cpr on the scene but we've learned the resident has died. a second person trapped in the home is in critical condition fighting for their life. the fire started before 6:30 this morning in the 1000 block of kenyon street in northwest. neighbors realized what was going on and say they began pounding on the doors yelling for everyone to get out of the burning home. one neighbor said people even threw rocks at the upstairs windows just in case the people were upstairs asleep in that upper room. they say the flames and the smoke, though were just too

intense for them to go inside and they had no choice but to wait for the fire department to arrive. >> the flames were coming -- completely out of the out of the window and the flames were jetting up 15 20 feet in the air. and then, you know we got out. >> reporter: and there was damage to the homes on either side as well. no word on the identity of the person who has died or what caused this fire. back to you in the studio. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. a live view of the tidal basin from our city camera. the first cherry blossoms now appearing, and they are showing a little pink tinge as well, farther to the north side but the south side the ones that always come out first and we're seeing them now for the first time. should be peak blossoming next week during the week next week. nats park. zooming in there. first pitch is at 4:05. we have got perfect baseball

weather this afternoon. a light breeze. be in the 70s through much of the game. by the end of the game dropping into the upper 60s. >> reporter: thank you, thank you, thank you, tom kierein,eautiful weather. we could not have asked for a better day for opening day here at nats park. we're live and can feel the excitement. feels so good to be down here for opening day, as the nats get ready for an exciting season. the tenth anniversary for the team and if you're coming down for the big game today, there are a few things you need to know about. especially in terms of security changes. the nationals have new metal detectors in place when you go in today. make time for that. the same thing is happening at ballparks around the country this year. you want to make sure you knee if you're heading out to any other game this year. gates open at 1:30 this afternoon. you have plenty of time to get in come early. get yourselves situated and look around this beautiful ballpark. such a great day for it. make plenty of time to get down here. pregame festivities at 3:15 this

afternoon. and the game we mentioned, begins at 4:05 this afternoon. now, the nats are playing the new york mets who came in second place, tied with the braves last season. now, earlier this morning, we talked with nationals owner mark lerner about whether he thought this was the year for the nationals. >> i never make that prediction. again, i just -- i want us to stay healthy, to make the playoff, and that's a whole new season. you never know what's going to happen. we've all experienced it over the last few years, but the number one on the agenda get in the playoffs. >> reporter: and i ran into mark lerner when i arrived here at the ballpark. he's so excited about today. i think a lot of people the fans the experts, are saying this could be another great season for the nats. can't wait. barbara? >> all right, eun. thank you. looks like a lot of fun there. heading over to the national zoo for easter monday notice extra security there. zoo officials have enacted a sweeping new measure for busy days like today.

this is partly due to the several violent incidents in the past on easter monday events there, always a big day there. new measures could include bag checks and metal detectors. officials say they'll evaluate the new measures in a couple of weeks. melissa? barbara, still ahead, stories trending online from the "rolling stone" to the washington capital, watching "news4 midday."

i'm molette green at live desk. new this morning, the highest court in the land just block eded a push to sue the government over his ordeal in a cuban prison. getting word the u.s. supreme court rejected an appeal from alan grose to sue for negligence

in a $60 million lawsuit. this backs up a lower court's ruling that the government is immune from such claims. the former government subcontractor argued he wasn't properly prepared for the risks of working there. he was freed last december after spending five years in prison in cuba. back to you. these are the stories lighting up social media today. a new report says "rolling stone" failed in its reporting editing editorial supervision and fact checking. strong words that come from a new report released today by the columbia university graduate school of journalism. in november "rolling stone" published an article detailing a brutal gang rape on campus told by a student named jackie. we'll have the latest on this story in just a few minutes here op news 4. and what else is trending? there it is. you're commenting on this story on facebook this morning. the caps are heading to the playoffs. they clinched a spot in the nhl playoffs sunday with a 2-1 win

over detroit and overtime loss by the ottawa senators. looking at this morning, "fast & furious 7" smashed the box office this weekend making mother than $41 million in the u.s. and more than $350 million worldwide at the box office making it not only the biggest april all-time but the biggest earner in the "fast & furious" franchise. you've been following the antics of those guys the last 14 years. transforming itself into one of the biggest trends in hollywood. we're ba

at noon uva holds a news conference about that discredited "rolling stone" article. watch it live on the nbc washington app. the columbia university graduate school of journalism released the report on the detailing a gang rape at the school.

saying "rolling stone" failed in its reporting editing. editorial supervision and fact checking and ta failure was avoidable. uva student body president says review can help the school now move past the scandal. >> i think for our community broadly, the university of virginia has to become a national leader off sexual misconduct prevention at the policy level and programmatic level. >> uva president theresa sullivan issued a statement, irresponsible journalism adjustly damaged rep tapgss of innocent people and the university. last week the police department says there was no evidence to support criminal charges in this case. the article's author sabrina rubin erdely release add statement saying i did not go far enough to verify her story allowed my concern for jackie's well-being fear's retraumatizing her to take the place of more questioning and facts. mistakes i will not make again. it's easter monday in washington. you know what that means. the white house easter egg roll

is on. kids from all over the country are in town and they're being greeted by some familiar faces, dora the explorer snoopy and the angry birds are all there. not to mention the easter bunny himself, going to be on hand there today as well. the kids are also helping celebrate the first lady's let's move and fitness nutrition campaign. all told 35,000 parents and kids are participating today. eun. gorgeous sunshine there at the white house. and all around the region. look at temperatures. warming up beautifully now. reagan national at 64. martinsburg up to 66. beautiful day in the shenandoah valley and culpeper 66. warm spot fredericksburg 68. enjoy. i'm eun yang live at nats park for opening day. coming up talking to news 4 diana rossini

a developing story right now. police in indianapolis are searching for the gunman who sought shot five people inside a town home. two women and three young children age 6, 3 and 6 months. all victims listed in serious condition at the hospital. police believe the suspects knew the victims and were actually invited inside the home. so far police have not released a motive. now this morning, kenya's air force bombed two terror

targets in somalia. the sites were al shabaab training camps. al shabaab claimed responsibility for last week's shooting at garissa college leaving 140 dead. police waited seven hours, we're learning before sending a tactical unit to the school. a kenyan newspaper says once the unit went in it took only 30 minutes to kill the four al shabaab gunmen. kenya's government says it will pay hospital and funeral bills for all victims. right now closing arguments in the boston marathon bombing trial are under way. dzhokhar tsarnaev's attorney are trying to spare him the death penalty. never denied his involvement in the bombing itself but say he participated in the plot after falling under the influence of his brother tamerlan. the jury could deliberater by later today. there could about verdict in a matter of a few days. we'll hear from jay gray later in the show. he's in boston this morning. and another big trial in the

boston area. aaron hernandez accused of killing odin lloyd dating the sister of hernandez' fiancee. we are live from nationals park right now. it is just a perfect day for a baseball game. we're ready to watch the nats go for a third division title in four years. but you know what? fans want more than that. die an reseatnan raciti is with us. >> we have chilly bones or something. it's 60 degrees getting hotter by minute. if you're coming down to nats park you may want to bring the jacket in case you get cold but it's not that bad. a beautiful, perfect day. you told me what the opening day roster would be three, four months ago. most people had an idea what it was going to be. it's really different than what was expected. injuries a big problem with the

nats. today they have five players now that are on the 15-day d.l. and three really big, key players. till having problems with his shoulder. he won't be out in left field, and then you have anthony rendon won't be playing today and also dan uggla playing second base today. you may not know the name. >> a new face. >> he is a new face. three-time all-star at second base. so you'll see a lot of unfamiliar faces, but these are going to be guys that you're going to get familiar with over the next few weeks. now, everyone's talking world series already. right? >> yes. >> everyone expects the nats to go far. well you think the nats don't know this? they know this and know the fans are hungry for it this year. >> not only do i want one but i know they want one, and, you know ewon my whole life. i know what we're capable of and if i can help this team win, if everybody pulls on that same rope that's all we need to do and we're going to the sky's the limit and we're going to

bring that home hopefully one day. >> you see bryce harper there. his third season. excuse me third opening day. fourth season in the league. bryce, as he always is such a competitor and truly believes this is going to be the year. nome is the team going to break out and win this thing but he's going have a good year. >> he's the face of the franchise and a lot said about his relationship with the manager. matt williams. what do you say about that? >> i think it's a work in progress. they'll deny there's ever a problem. i think some adjustment period. matt williams first year last year. it's going to take time to build but if they're on the same page could be a really good year for this team. matt sherzer, we'll talk about him. getting the start today. talking about that coming up in a few. >> thank you. diana rossini. all right. we want to know what you are expecting out of the nationals team this year. you can respond by phone or social media. here's how.

text 1 if you think the nats will win the world series. text 2 if you think they'll make it to the world series and then lose. text 3 if you think they'll win the division but that's it. text 4 if you don't even think they'll make the playoffs. number to text -- 202-601-3444 or weigh in on social media #natitude. more reaction at 11:30. >> eun, diana, we hope folks are getting excited about baseball, because basketball is over now. college basketball at least over for people in our area. university of maryland women's team lost its final four game at uconn, to uconn last night. the terps were coming off a 28-straight win season. lost by more than 28 points last night. and gas prices aren't changing much and aaa says they could go down again in the next few months. sounds good to me. we're working for you checking

prices will you live. as of this morning in d.c., average $2.54 for gallon of gas. maryland $2.36. virginia lowest prices in the area. gallon average of $2.19 across the commonwealth. west virginia it's $2.41 for a gallon of gas. >> melissa, we are working for you in rockville. the city's leaf collection starts today. you probably knew that. you can put those pesky leaves in large paper bags so simply rake them up and get them to the curb if you can. city crews can vacuum the leaves if you don't pick them up. check the noop see when your leaves are collected on the city's website. the weather feels pretty springlike again. we are on bloom watch along at the tidal basin. find out w

the cherry blossom festival

in full swing in the district. right now on bloom watch. predicting most cherry trees on the tidal basin in peak bloom april 11th through the 14th. you can hear lots of different types of music today along the tidal basen from noon until 5:00 this evening. from japanese folk songs to aussie rock songs. that happens at the tidal basin stage today. if you suffer from allergy, sorry, looks like it's going to about rough season thanks to the winter full of record cold and snow. this year's pollen count is higher in most places. beyond picking up extra tissues, a good fwoit do to prepare. start medications before the symptoms begin to creep up. already started, a little too late. stay inside during peak hours of 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. use the a.c. to keep car windows rolled up and last remove shoes wash hands when you come in doors. a consumer alert. a warning

new this morning, learning breast milk online may be dangerous for your baby. the market is booming as many mothers who can't produce enough turn to the online market. but the milk you buy online may not be 100% genuine. doctors at nationwide children's hospital in columbus ohio analyzed over 100 samples bought online and found 10% contained cow's milk which can be harmful for a child with an intolerance to it. in other samples they found dangerous bacteria and evidence that those donating the milk may be smokers. right now britain the prince harry is in australia train wig the country's army. when he arrived paid his respects at the tomb of the unknown soldier. final mission for the prince in his decade-long military career. he leads the british army in

june. and i'm eun yang live at nats park where the team is getting ready to play ball for opening day. coming up talking to tom sherwood checking in with fans what they're looking forward to

for things to know before you head out the door. now to a developing story. one person killed three others critically hurt in a head-on crash in prince george's county happened before 5:00 this morning when a chevy impala crossed the yellow line and slammed into a gash ash truck

along old baltimore pike. the describer of the impala died. four other passengers in the car and describer of the garbage truck all taken to the hospital. at least three of the victims have life-talents injuries. one person dead another in critical condition after a fire broke out in a home on kenyon street northwest in washington. megan mcgrath is live with the scene on more into how this fire started. >> reporter: barbara, fire crews, they pulled two people out of this burning home. they performed cpr on the scene. we learned one of those people has died at a local hospital. now, the second person trapped inside this home they are in critical condition fighting for their life. the fire started just before 6:30 this morning in the 1,000 block of kenyon street in northwest. neighbors say they realized what was happening and began pounding on doors, yelling for everyone in that home and the adjacent homes to get out because there was a fire. one neighbor said people even threw rocks up at the upstairs

window just in case the residents were upstairs asleep. they say, however the flames and the smoke were just too intense. they could not go inside. they had to wait for the fire department. >> when the first officer on the scene pulled up he said over the radio that the house was fully engulfed. so it was probably too severe for noibanybody to get in. lucky we got the neighbors out. >> reporter: there was damage to houses on either side as well. no injuries in those homes, though. no word on what started the blaze, and authorities have not released the name of the person who died. back to you in the studio. good morning. a live view of the tidal basin, the cherry blossoms are just now appearing for the first time this season. and they are starting to show pretty good color there, too. those in the foreground are really popping ot now. temperatures are in the 60s. later today in the low and mid-70s.

great weather for the martialnationals home opener. game time 4:05 and back down into the os during the latter part of the game. cloudy tomorrow low 70s. maybe a shower in the morning. greater chance of an afternoon or evening shower or thundershower thursday. high kneenear 60. sprinkle maybe a drizzle thursday and another chance of a shower friday. low 70s. drying out nicely for the weekend. sunday into the upper 60s. tom, thank you. perfect weather indeed. home run weather, like you said tom. an awesome day for an awesome team for hoping day here at nats park. people are so excited. the fans are already heading up outside of gates and they play the mets at 4:00 this afternoon. now, the big story of the day is that we could hear the official announcement that the nats will host the all-star game three years from now. diana rossini telling us the news conference at 1:45 today with the baseball commissioner

about the game that will happen right here and he's here because the commissioner rob manfred decide the nats will be playing host to the all-star game in 2018. also here to throw out the first pitch today. manfred took over the title for the commissioner a few months ago for bud selig. we also learned that the united states army chorus quartet will sing the national anthem for the game and a flyover as well. all of that excitement leading up to the big game. as for the 41,000-plus fans packing the stands to watch the game news 4's tom sherwood out at the center field gate talking to all the excited fans here already. a few hours early. we know people want to get ready for the big game tom. >> eun, a perfect day for baseball here at the park. fans began lining up early for the last thacts go on sale at 1:30 for the 4:00 game. needily to say, fans are excited, hoping to get in and hoping for a good season.

>> prospects for the team are fantastic. i mean this is going to be should be the elite team in the national league, hopefully, we're going to try and get the grandstand seats. only $15. about all that's available today. >> reporter: one thing for all fans coming to the game today, new metal detectors for the first time ever at the nats ballpark. the team has been telling people come early for that. eun, you've been ear early today. back to you. >> for sure. thank you, tom. and you know this big name. max scherzer. is he worth all the money? diana rossini joins us once again to tell us about that big game and what else to expect from the players coming up in this season jarngsd we're talking about a beautiful day as well. stay with us. "news4 midday" continues. all right. it is easter monday and you know what that means. time for the white house easter egg roll.

news 4 derrick ward here with a look at the festivities. >> reporter: the excitement was obvious for some of the little ones. others like kara found it wasn't what she expected. >> not to be this crowded. >> reporter: for yet others about being more reserved. are you excited? >> yeah. >> reporter: well her parents are. getting one of these tickets was like getting a washington football team season pass. >> trying four years, since she was born. >> reporter: and event that's grown in numbers and in its scope. yes, there's eggs but more than egg. the entire event had a fitness theme and the d.c. diva was here to help with that. >> setting a great example to live a healthy lifestyle. my little once are out here. >> reporter: even the first pet mace a viscid. >> the only thing that made him happy today seeing the two dogs. >> reporter: of course it's all about what goes on over here with them. and for little kara after she had her turn with the eggs.

how did it go? >> good. >> reporter: did you come in first or what? >> i think i came in fifth. >> reporter: judging from the smile, even fifth place was worth the wait. derrick ward news 4. >> they have nice weather there. heading over to the national zoo for easter monday notice extra security there. zoo officials have enacted sweeping new measures for busy days like this. this is the partly due to the several violent incidents in the past on easter monday. the measures could include bag checks and metal detectors. officials say they're evaluate the new measures in a couple of weeks from now. closing arguments are expected in the boston marathon bo

these stories are lighting up social media. fox news anchor chris wallace, saying sorry to kelly clarkson. made not so nice comments about her weight. saying in the radio interview he and gallagher should have been

focusing on the singer's remarkable talent and not on her weight. clarkson talked about the criticism about her weight on the "ellen degeneres show" on friday. she said about her curves we are who we are. what else are you talking about on social media? a look catching up with where the first family attended easter services. at the alfred street baptist church in alexandria, virginia. they were welcomed to the historic church by the pastor reverend dr. howard wesley. she a native of chicago's south side as well like the first lady. one more thing you're talking about. the annual easter egg roll at the white house. today thousands of people will be there. you can take a look at a gallery of photographs from past easter egg rolls at the nbc washington app and e-mail your easter egg roll photos to us here at nbc 4 using

welcome back. a big day for the jury in the boston bombing trial in the case against dzhokhar tsarnaev. jay gray in boston for us this morning. >> reporter: in a trial that began with its lawyers saying he did it guilt or innocent would not seem to be the question here. >> of course they're going to find him guilty of virtually every count here. this is all a setup for the main event, and the main event is die or live. >> reporter: dzhokhar tsarnaev face as total of 30 counts. 17 that carry the death penalty. his defense team is clearly focused on what most believe will be the key to this case. the penalty phase. to this point they've called just four witnesses and rarely cross-examined the 92 who testified for the prosecution. but that's expected to change if for as most believe, when tsarnaev is found guilty. his legal team stressing their own message to the jury that his

older brother tamerlan was the mastermind of the attack a father figure who pulled dzhokhar into his "passion and plan." >> they would put on anybody who would about credible witness to give them some piece of evidence to see that control. >> reporter: dlool couldcontrol that could perhaps sway even one juror f. one juror votes for life he gets life and it's a hallmark of our criminal justice system. we require unanimity from the jury. >> reporter: it may face its toughest task after reaching a verdict. jay gray nbc news boston. temperatures right now are in the 60s around the metro area. to the north and west it's in the mid-60s. south, cull pepper to fredericksburg over to near charlottesville around 70 degrees. southern maryland around the bay, generally in the 50s. breeze off the waters. weather headlines for this

monday a mild afternoon. a perfect baseball weather day. a wet pattern moving in beginning tomorrow and that's going to be in place for several days for much of the rest of the week coming up. and i'm eun yang live here at nats park with diana rossini. so much hype over new pitcher matt sherzer. i hear he has to different eyes? >> one blue one brown. thinks the blue one is sexy. talk about that coming up and

if you run over somebody it's usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the crosswalk. always be alert. pedestrians don't come with airbags.

for some couples adopting a child is a long and emotional road but one that ends with joy. for others the road ends with unimaginable betrayal when they find out they've been scammed. there are no statistics how many families are duped each year but adoption experts say it's on the rise. here's andrea canning. >> reporter: you're watching on hidden camera as two couples meet to discuss adopting baby. >> how do you feel about giving up the baby? >> i can't do anything for this baby. so why not give it a better life? you know? >> reporter: this woman, who's calling herself michelle says she's eight months pregnant and will let this couple adopt her baby agree to pay her living expenses. >> talking $7,000. >> about that. >> reporter: paying a birth mother's living expenses is perfectly legal in most states but michelle might not be who

she says she is, and the couple she's talking to they're actually nbc producers, posing at prospective adopting parents. >> ever been in trouble with the law. >> no. i got a ticket for speeding. >> reporter: turns out michelle's real name is heather burgess, a criminal record including convictions for fraudulently taking money from perspective adoptive parents. she took $9,000 from this couple. chris and amy lemcool, doesn't know it but they're watching our meeting from behind the scenes. >> how does it feel seeing them doing this again? >> it's sickening that know they're preying on people the way they are. >> reporter: the truth is we're not sure heather is even pregnant. look at this video of her in the car we sent to bring her to our meeting. she appears to be adjusting something under her sweater. >> my name is andrea canning i'm a correspondent for "dateline nbc." are you even pregnant? >> yeah. >> is that a pillow -- >> it looks like a pillow.

do you have anything to say? >> are you going to call like -- i'm just -- >> how many heathers are out there? >> probably not the only one. >> no, she's not. i know of, a few others, that scam regularly. >> reporter: adoption professional sheila davis has tips for adoptive prospective parents to protect themselves. never send money to a birth mother directly and be suspicious of those who don't want to work with an official. heather got out of jail after a year for this and drug charges. an easter sunday one family won't forget delivering a healthy boy inside this fire truck early yesterday morning in connecticut. meet darin robert yardley jr., his name. he blocks in at 8.4 pounds 21 inches long. both mom amend baby happy and

healthy and adorable. should be leaving the hospital, we understand, tomorrow. and i'm eun yang live here at nats park. it is a picture perfect day for a gable game. the first 20,000 fans receive this 10-year anniversary commemorative plaque and also a first for today, pitching phenom matt sherzer in a nats uniform for the first time and fans excited. and high hopes a lot of expectations fors they upcoming season. diana rossini joins me to tell us more and what else is going on for players. >> tons of reasons why fans should be excited. definitely the biggest signer and bolsters a starting pitching rotation that's all right really really talented. nats definitely have the best pitching rotation right now in major league baseball. there is no question about that. fans they can fought wait to go and see him. they signed sherzer to a

seven-year $210 million contract back in january. must have had eun's contract goerter. >> yeah. i didn't really -- >> the sy young award winner. the most interesting fact two different colored eyes. sherzer gets the nod on opening day. he's excited about it the nats ace has bigger aspirations. >> it's cool to say that you've started on an opening day before. but at the same time it really doesn't mean a whole lot. starting game one in the playoff series yeah that means a little bit more and hopefully something we get to have a chance to play in. go out and win this national league east, and -- so used to saying american league. just -- doesn't -- vb gotten used to saying national yet. >> still adjusting, but a good thing. in the national league gets to throw against the pitcher, bad news got to bat. actually pretty good. fun to see him out there. >> we know matt sherzer may be the big name today. who else is the man of the hour

tom kierein for delivering us this kind of weather. tom? thank you. >> here we go. home run. baseball. fantastic day today. temperatures right now are in the 60s. lots of sunshine. and by 2:00 low 70s. mid-70s right at game time 4:05. back down to near 70 by the end of the game. buell day for basketball and all around the region plenty of sunshine and temperatures will be overnight gettingalities cooler. 50s tomorrow rain likely tomorrow afternoon. a few more sprinkles wednesday, thursday into friday and warm for the weekend. up near 70 and sunshine back. >> thanks tom. atm fees and spending on prom. we are breaking down the

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certified the cards, 81% of the cards charged to check your cards' balance. in an atm up from 7% last year. the fee is typically between 50 krepts and cents ands 3ds. average family spending $900 on prom. can't believe it's right includes cars clothes, tickets and food. seems like a lot. the higher your family income the less you plan to spend on the big night. families with annual incomes of $50,000 or more plan to spend about $800 on prom. those with less will spend almost $1,400 on prom. i'm eun yang live at nat park for this beautiful opening day. coming up what's new at the park including some delicious

. we are counting down to the ning day. first pitch at 4:05.

just a stunning day. picture perfect weather for a baseball game. excited about it. you'll see a lot of changes. one of the best thing answer coming to a ball court, of course, all the yummy foods and nats chief marketing officer gave us a delicious preview this morning. >> talk about some of the new things at the park this year. >> we have a new virginia theme stand. had half smokes from d.c. a crab stand, a lot of maryland. this year doing virginia. we have country biscuits with virginia ham. we have chicken biscuit, country fried steak and we also have at that stand virginia crunch which is a house-made cracker jack with virginia bourbon, peanuts and caramel infused bacon. >> iking those grilled cheese sandwiches. >> absolutely. for big kids and little kids alike. standard american cheese on white all the way up to what we call the heater. turkey guacamole and pepper jack. >> and new pizza options, too? >> right. enzos by the slice.

researching pizza, bringing in new flavors. new york style thin craft. we think fans will love it made here fresh in the park. >> reporter: all right. last year this is new? >> rounding it out at d.c. maryland now finally virginia will be the fullal flavors presented. >> all right. so earlier in the broadcast we asked about an exciting poll. we wanted to know what you're expecting out of the team for this season. a lot of high hopes. how far will the nats go? the results of the survey. it is a tie right now for win the world series at 36%. lose the world series that means make it all the way to the world series and lose 5%. win the division only 36%. there's a tie there, win the world series win the division only and then miss the playoffs altogether 23%. that number seems awfully high. i feel we have high hopes for the season, awesome lineup and the going to be a great day for this awesome opening day. ten-year anniversary. >> love that sunshine there now

at nats park, temperatures hitting the 60s alreadied. by first pitch time at 4:05 with that sunshine a little bit of a breeze coming in out of the southwest. it will be in the mid 70s, and the rest of the game by seventh inning back down to the low 70s. last out back down into the upper 60s. a few clouds increaseing and bringing rain in tomorrow mainly the afternoon. highs low 70s. sprinkles, a little drizzle wednesday high knee near 60. mid-50s thursday might get drizzle a few sprinkles and perhaps a passing shower on friday drying out in time for the weekend with highs near 70. >> thanks tom. amazing weather for the game. amazing weather for the beautiful cherry blossomsing for us. >> take a jacket going to the game. sounds cool. glad you were with us today ap hope you'll be with us tomorrow at 11:00 with "news4 midday." have great day enjoy the weather. >> enjoy the weather.

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