right now, police are searching for a man they kay killed his wife at a maryland doughnut shop. i'm angie geoff at the live desk. what investigators want the public to know. i'm barbara harris. and the big political news not one but two candidates for president kicking off their candidates today. >> and new information on a family being investigated again for what they call free-range parenting. the mother explains what happened when police took her children into custody. >> i'm chuck bell. we have sunshine today but heavy rain in the forecast for tomorrow. i'll time that out for you. news 4 midday starts now. a developing story right

now. the search is on for a man police say murdered his wife in a maryland dunkin' donuts. take a look at this picture right here. it's of 24-year-old bhadreshkumar chetanbhai patel. he is from hanover. anne arundel county police say witnesses told them patel struck his wife multiple times with an object before fleeing the dunkin' donuts. it's a shop that both of them apparently worked at. patel is now wanted on several charges, including first degree murder. if you know anything or have seen him, please call police. we've got breaking news. florida senator marco rubio says he is running for president. the associated press says the republican just told his top donors during a conference call ahead of a political rally tonight in miami. rubio says he's "uniquely qualified to talk about the future." he tweeted a teaser last night with a game of thrones theme, "big news is coming." he'll in a republican summit

in new hampshire. nearly every single contender for the republican nomination will be there, jeb bush rand paul chris christie mike huckabee carly fiorina. the list goes on and on. >> i'm tracy potts at the u.s. capitol. we are tracking decision 2016 and hillary clinton who, as of now, is the latest candidate to declare. she is in a van on her way to iowa, the first caucus state, where her campaign has said they're going to go small. the idea here is not to show her on stages doing big speeches rallies. they want to show her connecting with people because that's how iowa votes. that's how the caucuses work. and so we're going to see her at a community college tomorrow. on wednesday at a small business in small, intimate settings with voters. she's already been tweeting some of that along the road to iowa. on the other side her republican opponents are already out with ads and videos against her. >> we must do better than the

obama/clinton foreign policy that has damaged relationships with our allies and emboldened our enemies. >> i think the thing is about the clintons is that there's a certain sense that they're above the law. >> hillary clinton represents the failed policies of the past. >> reporter: lots of things will come up in this campaign benghazi the clinton e-mails. but in terms of iowa hillary clinton, her national numbers look good but she's trailing rand paul by one percentage point. it's already a close race in that very important state. that's the latest from here i'm tracie potts. >> stay with us later in the hour. we'll talk about why rubio's and hillary's announcements make a tough week for jeb bush. it was a terrible accident. back in 2009, a metro train slammed into another train stopped on the tracks near the fort totten station. nine people were killed and many more were injured.

after that accident, metro stopped using their automated system and began to control their trains manually. since the accident a number of things have been done a number of safety improvements have been made and metro is now at the point where they can return to that automated system and they did that this morning. a computer will now control the trains speed them up slow them down and stop them. this is only happening on the red line with the longer eight-car trains and they began this morning. six-car trains the still need a software upgrade and they'll be put on the automated system at a later date. metro says going back to the automated system is more efficient and makes for faster rides, smoother erer rides. you might not see the grab byness or jerkiness under the manual system. it got under way this morning, the lines on the automated system by some point in 2017. from the grosvenor station,

megan mcgrath news 4. >> reporter: metro is launching its brand new 7,000 series cars tomorrow and our transportation reporter adam test joins us now. you're getting a sneak peek today. >> we'll get a look at the brand new rail cars. they'll be unveiling them at the reagan national station and the rail cars tomorrow will be on the blue line. so what this is is metro's got a brand new train. it's only one train so far, but these things are sleek, they're new, they've got all sorts of fancy gizmos flat screen monitors, the announcements are better, the doors are better. everything you hate about the old metro rail cars those 1,000 series rail cars. it's the complete opposite. >> looking forward to your full preview. check out adam's report tonight on news 4 at 5:00. >> here at the live desk again with breaking news out of north carolina where we have a community college on lockdown and police searching for a man with a gun. we want to show you what we found online. these were posted on twitter,

pictures of the scene, one person died on the campus of the wayne county community college in the town of goldsboro, about an hour southeast of raleigh. the shooter still on the loose but no indication where they are on our off campus. a developing story on a maryland couple who had been criticized for their parenting style. montgomery county police brought that couple's children to child protective services yesterday. they picked them up in silver spring after someone told officers the children were alone. the meitiv family has a so-called free range style of parenting. seep yes, sir began investigating in december after the ten-year-old and five-year-old were found walking home alone from a playground. we spoke to the mother a few moments ago. we'll tell you why the mother says she's considering legal action. chuck? temperatures have responded nicely to the sunshine that's broken out after a cloudy start.

temperatures have already reached 70 degrees inwinchester culpepper, still schooler in annapolis at 58 and in washington we've made it to 69. so rest of the day, temperatures on their way up. we should be in the mid-70s for much of the afternoon today. great amount of sunshine but clouds will come in later on this afternoon and into this evening so as a result don't get use to the sunshine. today will be the warmest day of the week and tomorrow we'll have periods of heavy rain. in a few minutes we'll break out the timing of when the heavy showers move in. barbara? >> chuck, thanks. the nats just tweeted out "the beard is back." jason wirth was just reinstated off the disabled list. werth is with the team in boston and is expected to play today. he underwent shoulder surgery during the off season and never took an at-bat during sprain training. the nats take on boston at fenway park today. first pitch is at 3:05 this

afternoon. let the comparisons begin. just a few headlines on the internet on the golf channel. spieth of '15 eerily similar to woods of '97. and yahoo, comparing jordan spieth's 2015 masters to tiger's 1997 performance. if you don't know who jordan spieth is you do now. he not only won the masters, he dismantled the course and his masterful performance has many comparing him to the tiger woods of 20 years ago. how about that? look at the numbers now. spieth's final score was 18 under par, tying wood's 1997 tournament record. he's just 21 years old, the second-youngest master's champion behind woods in that '97 win. even woods himself made comparisons. he said spieth managed to build a huge lead early, something he didn't even do in '97. he is going to be huge.

jordan spieth remember that name. keep an eye out for the stories getting your attention this morning, including the tear jerker at the mtv movie awards and the new report out on airlines this morning. who is keeping you waiting? and is air travel getting

♪ it's been a long day without you my friend and i'll tell you ♪ all about it when i see you again ♪ >> that is vin diesel. he sang a portion of the hit song by wiz khalifa which appears for that movie and he opened with this quote, he said "the last time i stood on the stage it was with my little brother pablo" which is what he

called paul walker. you're used to seeing him as a star in the movie but he sang a tribute for his friend. also trending on yahoo! this is an interesting story out of spain. spain apparently is really big into reusable energy. take a look at this image. these are all these solar panels on top of a cemetery. in march, 37% of spain's electricity came from renewable sources. the majority that's 22%, came from wind and in spain wind turbines dot most of spain's open landscape and wind was the top source of electricity in 2013. and twending on facebook it's national scrabble day and there are plenty of ways for you to play online for easy points. there's a list of online of the 101 easiest words that you can put into scrabble to make points. how about this? i never knew about this. "aa" pronounced aww counts as a

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a new video of a white sheriff's deputy in oklahoma killing a black man. you may want to look away or mute your tv now. you can't see what happens, but you can hear the gunshot. >> on your stomach. >> stop fighting. >> now! [ gunshot ] >> the tulsa county sheriff's office says this was a mistake and that the reserve deputy meant to grab his taser instead of his gun. the deputy was part of a sting operation trying to stop illegal gun sales. the sheriff's office says the deputy did not commit a crime but was in a "stressful situation." today we'll be watching nasa's twitter feed as a genuine

espresso machine heads skyward to the international space sags. i one of the astronauts is italian and doesn't care for the instant coffee. the spacex rocket carrying thousands of pounds of supplies is scheduled to launch this afternoon. once the rocket gets high enough spacex will basically try to catch its booster equipment on a barge in the atlantic so it can be used again. sea astronauts have their priorities checked, they need the espresso machine. >> the funny thing is, you pay by the pound to get something into space so a couple of pounds of ans espresso machine, what does it cost? that's an expensive cup of espresso. we are swimming in sunshine for now but we have rain drops coming our way and soon everybody. it will be raining by this time for tomorrow sure. in fact it will be raining even earlier than that. here's future weather starting 59 o'clock a.m. tomorrow morning, cloudy skies but rain showers moving in. here we are at 8:00 in the

morning. light rain in the metro by 11:00 a.m. could see pockets of heavy rain by about 11:00 and 2:00 tomorrow afternoon and moderate rain showers mid to late afternoon and things tapering off after about 8:00 or 9:00 tomorrow evening, up to about 10:00 or 11:00 when things improve a bit. your tuesday planner will be a wet one. showers in the morning and heavy rain through the lunch hours for sure. temperatures in the 60s. >> thank you, chuck. a new report is out grading the airlines you use. if you think there's room for improvement, the numbers agree. apparently they're going to wrong way across the board compared to the year before. for example, there were 11,364 complaints in this report for the year of 2014. that's more than 1,600 more than the year before. now, flight delays were an issue as well with airlines including southwest, united, and delta all keeping you waiting more often than the year before. and apparently more bags were lost this year radziwill, and

mishandled. in 2014 nearly four for every 1,000 passengers all year. now, the report also ranks some of the airlines that were most popular. here is a ranking of the most popular airlines. apparently virgin america gets high marks. it came in number one. hawaiian airlines came in number two and delta airline came in third place this year. now, that says that mergers and more and more charges for things like checked bags and leg room are causing some frustration for passengers and that it may not improve any time soon. time is running out to take in the cherry blossoms and all their gorgeous glory. we posted some pictures from our visits to the tidal basin and the photos you shared with us. after the break, what we're seeing out there today. stay with us.

from the live desk, a developing story out of lusby, maryland. two children are in the hospital after they cashed a car into a tree. the names are being withheld details are limited but this is what we know. it happened this morning. you're looking at some aerial coverage from chopper 4 here of the scene and what was left in the 700 block of cougar court. this is when a neighbor of the two eight-year-olds started their vehicle to warm it up they say the kids who were waiting for a school bus saw it decided to jump in and take it for a ride. well, shortly after putting the

car into gear it went downhill and crashed here into that tree. a lot of damage to the front end of that vehicle. as for two eight-year-olds, they both were hurt. i mentioned they're both in the hospital. we know that one of the children broke their leg. at this point, police don't think that there was criminal intent. that's the latest from the live desk eun, back to you. >> thank you, angie. if you haven't seen the cherry blossoms yet, head down to the national mall this afternoon. the blossoms hit peak bloom on april 11 two days ago. that means from now on little petals will be floating away. molette green is live at the tidal basin now. molette molette, it looks likes it's beautiful and quite busy too. >> reporter: peak bloom and almost peak capacity down here. these ladies behind me have the blossoms in their outfits. people have come by the bus loads from near and far. they say this is the place to

be. these are the final days if not hours. >> arrived this morning just for today and tomorrow. >> reporter: hi-lee came here from southern kra for this annual pilgrimage to capture the beauty of washington's famous cherry trees now in peak bloom. the knuckles family drove in from centerville, virginia sent the timer and the youngest just made the shot for a family photo. >> great time of the year. especially for photography. >> put it in our photo book. >> i think that's better. >> reporter: everybody seems to have the same goal whether on canvas or in still pictures to find the prettiest spot and take the best picture before the beautiful blossoms blow away. >> we never know. we think we got. look at my picture, look at my

picture, that's what we always say. >> i heard people say when they saw it they cried. >> reporter: what makes a lot of people cry is seeing the petals on the ground and in the water but, look, there's good news. there is still plenty to see, the blossoms are still beautiful on the tree but you've got to hurry up and get down here because the weather forecast might change things a little bit. i'm molette green live along the tidal basin. >> she's blaming the end of the cherry blossom peak on the weather department? i don't think so! i'm blaming it on the wind. temperatures have climbed upper 60s to near 70s. a perfect day to be outside. 63 in manassas 58 in edgewater, maryland and 63 in california maryland. it won't be a bad day to be outside. your forecast temperatures 72 at 1:00 75 at 5:00 this afternoon, 69 by 9 color:00 p.m.

tonight. that's when clouds roll in and rain rolls in. rain could be heavy at times from mid to late morning to mid to late afternoon. next we'll give you the first check of the seven-day forecast barbara. >> thank you, chuck. we're working to find out when a woman arrested to montgomery county will be extradited to philadelphia. police tracked down nya parlor to silver spring after her quadriplegic son was abandoned in a philadelphia park. police say after she left her son in the park she came to silver spring to visit her boyfriend. the man was found lying in the leaves covered with a blanket next to a wheelchair and bible. parlor's boyfriend turned her into police. >> the boyfriend had no knowledge what happened. he was under the impression she needed a break and came down there. it as a very disturbing case. >> reporter: parlor was hospitalized after being arrested. she was in the hospital to receive treatment for an unknown reason. she's facing several charges, including kidnapping and

assault. maryland lawmakers have until midnight to pass a budget. governor larry hogan proposed a budget compromise on saturday but it's unclear whether the legislature is willing and able to pass some of the initiatives that the governor says are important. the house of delegates is scheduled to vote on three of those measures. they include expanding charter schools, ending state-mandated storm water fees and providing tax relief on military pensions. we'll continue to monitor the situation throughout the day. if a budget is passed we'll send you a push alert to your phone. a story capturing a lot of attention this morning. a mom to be who is 65 years old and already has 13 kids. wow. a look at why her age is not the

this story has a lot of you talking on if this morning. a 65-year-old german woman is pregnant with quadruplets. that's four babies. this won't be her first trip to the delivery room either.

this mother already has 13 kids. take a look at this growing family. you can see her growing belly there. her children range in age from 44 to 10 years old. the mom was pregnant 10 years ago. the elementary schoolteacher says this time she sought fertility treatments to get pregnant. despite her age, doctors say the pregnancy is proceeding without any major complications. she's expected to deliver some time this summer. so far gwenyth paltrow has yet to address a controversy surrounding the new york city food bank challenge. that's when you shop and eat like someone on food stamps for one week. the oscar winner tweeted this picture of eggs brown rice fresh herbs, a total of $29 worth of food. critics say her options are not realistic and wouldn't even last seven days. advocates say paltrow is showing the tough choices families face on food stamps everyday. do yic foods or foods rich in nutrients? and that's tough. gwenyth ultimately can go home and have the option to choose whatever she wants to eat, but

families who are struggling those are tough choices to have to feed nutritious food to your family but not have the budget to do it. >> and many times people have to be trained to buy nutritious foods. they don't know those foods because they haven't used them before. especially people who have low budgets. >> and there's a direct correlation between people who are on low income fixed income and the amount of available healthy options for them. >> exactly. >> it's tough. after the break, a look at what we could learn about the case being built against suge

a news crew captures the moments a manhole explodes sending the cover 100 feet in the air. take a look. >> watch yourself watch yourself. >> heads up! heads up! >> this happened in buffalo, new york. an underground electrical fire started around noon yesterday. witnesses say smoke was pouring

out of the manhole, eventually causing three explosions. no one was hurt but the explosion sent police -- the police had to already evacuate the area. no one was hurt they continue to tell us but they did have to evacuate. outside we have sunshine out there for now. clouds will come in very quickly after the sun goes down this evening and this band of rain showers out here across illinois and indiana is our increasing rain chance as we get into tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon. nothing on storm team 4 radar for now. we'll stay dry the rest of the climbing into the mid-70s for high temperatures this afternoon with plenty of sunshine. back into the mid-60s by 10:00 tonight and rain 100% chance for rain tomorrow. rain again could be heavy at times from mid to late morning through late afternoon tomorrow. today's highs 75 with the sun, 66 tomorrow with the rain drops. dry weather returns wednesday, thursday. a little bit of a chance for passing showers again friday and on to the very first part of the weekend. >> thank you, chuck. rap music mogul suge knight

is back in court any minute now. a judge will determine whether knight should stand trial on murder attempted murder and hit-and-run charges. knight hit two men with his pickup truck in compton late january. one of the men died. knight pled not guilty saying he was fleeing an ambush. a mother fighting back after police took her children into custody this weekend. she says her parenting style is under attack. plus apple releasing new information on how many people are interested in buying their new watch. and a new superhero headed to the big screen.

it is now 11:33. here's a quick look at today's big stories. >> starting with the manhunt in anne arundel. county police are looking for bhadreshkumar chetanbhai patel. his wife's body was discovered late last night on a dunkin' donuts on arundel mills boulevard in hanover. he's wanted for murder and police say he is considered dangerous. >> we have times when the airlines are performing poorly and we seem to be tipping over into another one of those times. a new report out today says the quality of the airlines you use is getting worse. researchers say mergers and more and more charges and fees are leading to more complaints. look a the current temperatures right now. theorizing and quickly thanks to

sunshine. today is expected to be the warmest day of the week so i hope you can enjoy it. chuck bell is back in a few minutes with when the rain moves in though. >> today spacex is launching another rocket into space. it's headed for the international space station carrying tons of supplies. we'll be watching nasa's twitter feed to make sure the launch goes off without any problems today. the nats just tweeted out that outfielder jason werth is back with the team and off the disabled list. werth is expected to play today. the nats take on boston today at fenway park at 3:05 this afternoon. breaking news today, florida senator marco rubio says he is running for president. the associated press reports rubio told donors on a conference call that he believes he is uniquely qualified to talk about the future. he is the third republican to jump into the race. this weekend he will be in new hampshire at a republican summit. take a look at the other speakers. nearly every single contender for the republican nomination --

jeb bush rand paul chris christie mike huckabee carly fiorina, all of them all on that list and the list goes on and on. well rubio's announcement of course comes a day after hillary clinton said she's running. right now clinton is on her way to iowa the first in the nation caucus state is a crucial one for hillary clinton. it's been less than 24 hours since hillary announced as of a few minutes ago, her announcement had been retweeted almost 100,000 times. nbc political reporter carrie dann joins us now. carrie walk us through everything going on right now. >> well hillary clinton announced in a widely expected video that she put up yesterday she first notified democratic officials that she would be running, shortly afterwards she tweeted out and put on facebook this video. now, the video really attempts to focus on other people a big criticism of clinton in 2007 when she ran before that campaign critics said was too much about her. in this video she didn't appear

until 90 seconds in. it's about what other people are looking for in the future and hillary clinton's tag line is "i'm in this for you." >> we had another announcement today. will that hurt jeb bush? >> well jeb bush was a mentor to marco rubio when he was speaker of the house in florida. they both impeel to the same set of voters marco rubio says "i'm a vision of the future." he would be the first latino to be president. but jeb bush has baggage on his last name. a few weeks ago we had a couple candidates who were talking about running, now people are jumping in. hillary clinton says though that the meaning of her campaign will be a slow rampup. she won't give a big speech about why she's running for president until may. >> you'll be busy. >> very busy. >> and we'll be watching thanks so much. lawmakers are back at work today and they have a lot to do.

here's a quick rundown of what's on their plate. they have two days to make a deal on how doctors are paid by medicare. house and senate budget negotiations could begin this week. negotiators. a senate committee plans to push once again for more say over nuclear negotiations with iran. the white house is waiting for action on the president's attorney general nominee and democrats return to the hill for the first time since minority leader harry reid announced he won't run again. chuck? outside we just got a beautiful day in progress. lunch hour outdoors pick out your favorite sidewalk cafe or eat in the parking lot at work. no matter what you want to do it's a great day to be outside today. it won't stay that way forever so we have to take it while we can get it. yo you are afternoon planner, sunny and mild temperatures in the low to mid-70s for the remainder of the afternoon. a great day to be outside. weather slowdowns, nothing to worry about this afternoon or evening but tomorrow will be a different story with rain heavy at times. here's future weather at 10:15 tomorrow morning. moderate-to-heavy rain coming in

to the metro area that could interfere with the morning and evening commute. just know tomorrow won't be quite as pretty as today. >> we'll enjoy today while we can. thank you, chuck. a developing story now. megan mcgrath has just spoken to a maryland family who are once again caught in a firestorm over their so-called free range parenting. montgomery county police brought the couple's children to child protective services yesterday. now the family tells us they're fighting back. >> i thought i was going to be taken away from my parents. >> reporter: 10-year-old raffi meitiv recounts his greatest fear after he and his six-year-old sister were picked up by police as they walked home alone from the silver spring park sunday evening. they were eventually taken to child protective raffi says he waited hours to see his parents. >> they kept saying "you can see them in a little bit. you can see them in a little bit." finally 10:30, 10:45 finally i can see them. >> reporter: a scary experience for a ten-year-old but not the

family's first encounter with police and the child protective services. the meitivs made headlines last december for what's being called their free-range parenting philosophy which they say teaches responsibility and self-reliance. ten-year-old raffi and his six-year-old sister devora are allowed to walk to area parks by themselves. someone called police last year and the same thing happened last night. danielle mative the say they had to sign a paper to supervise their children at all times to get their children back. they say they feel targeted and are considering legal action. >> they're healthy, well behaved, well fed, well-dressed articulate intelligence. there's nothing in that list that suggests neglect. >> reporter: but child protective services says the may tvs are not being targeted. they say police are required to

contact cps whenever they get a call about a child's welfare. remembering the life and work of an award-winning author after the break.

here's what's trending online right now. tributes are pouring in online for guenter grass. he died at the age of 82347 germany. he published the anti-nazi novel "the tin drum" in 1959 and won the nobel prize for literature for portraying "the forgotten face of history." this is what's trending on facebook right now. ryan reynolds was involved in a car accident in a parking lot of a vancouver hotel and police are investigating this as a hit-and-run situation. reynolds is okay he is currently filming "dead pool," a marvel comic book movie being released in 2016. speaking of marvel we are getting our first look at its new movie called "the ant man."

this the teaser trailer for the movie. ant man is a founding member of the avengers and he apparently has the ability toll shrink in scale but increase in strength like an ant. this is master spy scott lang and ant-man is being portrayed by none

gas prices are going back down. analyst trilby lundberg says prices have fallen about five cents a gallon in the last three weeks. the national average is now $2.39 a gallon according to aaa. in our area the average is $2.20, $2.38 in maryland and $2.39 in west virginia. $2.55 is the price per gallon on average in d.c. lundberg says refiners are dropping prices in response to demand from american drivers. looks like a lot of your friends are interested in the

apple watch. almost one million people preordered the watch on the first day it was available. a good sign for apple after the product debuted to mixed reviews from tech experts. the watch has a wide price range. the group slice intelligence says people spent on average about $500. the chapper ercheaper sport watch model was the most popular model. >> reporter: i'm erika gonzalez. coming up on news 4 at 5:00 with so many different car seats on the market, how do you know which is best for your child? today we're looking at three different car seats for every different child for every different size and for every different parents' price point. join us tonight on news 4 at 5:00 and we'll show you where you can get them installed properly for free coming up tonight on news 4 at 5:00. john legend is using his star power to get a message out. after the break,

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.

>> reporter: i'm molette green live along the tidal basin in the midst of it all with bus loads of tourists coming in to see washington's springtime tradition at its best. it is a beautiful sight to see here from the amateur photographer to the professional photographer everybody is down here for this picture-perfect opportunity to get in a shot of

these blossoms before they blow away. we have hit the peak bloom and the weather is warm but it's a bit breezy so that could spell trouble for these blossoms. so get down here fast and get a peek at some of the 3,000 plus cherry trees that is part of washington's tradition. i'm going to throw it over to chuck bell because he is a key player in predicting how long we'll be able to see the beauty of these trees along the tidal basin. chuck? >> molette, you hit the nail on the head. the south wind you can already start to see the flutter of white petals across the basin. rain drops will probably do in most petals tomorrow. right now a beauty of a day to be outside. upper 60s to near 70 degrees. if you plan to go out for a nice long run like i'm going to do temperatures will be in the mid-70s, some neighborhoods maybe into the upper 70s. storm team 4 radar shows we're all dry now but there's the rain

chance coming at us from the south and west tomorrow. plan on a soggy day tomorrow. when i see you one last time we'll give you another check of the seven-day forecast. >> all right, chuck, thank you. the abduction of more than 200 nigerian school girls a year ago this week captured global attention and inspired the hashtag "bring back our girls." now unicef is launching a new social media campaign to combat violence in nigeria. unicef tweeted out this startling statistic with the hashtag "bring back our childhood." around 800,000 children have been forced to flee their homes as a result of the conflict in northeast nigeria between boko haram military forces and civilian self-defense groups. singer john legend is launching a campaign to end mass incarceration called "free america." legend touched on the issue during his oscar acceptance speech saying mass incarceration destroys communities. legend will visit and perform at different prisons. he will also co-host a criminal justice event with politico here in d.c. next month.

spoiler alert -- how fans are getting to watch upcoming

>> i'm not going to stop the wheel. i'm going to break the wheel. uh-oh, spoilers are coming. the first four episodes of the highly anticipated fifth season of "game of thrones" were leaked online. saturday night, a full 24 hours before the show's hbo premier. in just a few hours, those episodes were illegally downloaded more than i 00,000 times. can't get them back now. "game of thrones" is already the most pirated show on tv. hbo blames the leak on early screeners sent out to the media. today friends, family and potentially thousands of fans will remember lauren hill. hill had cancer and played for the mount st. joseph university women's basketball team in ohio

before she died last week. she was 19 years old. there's a memorial tonight at xavier university in cincinnati to remember her. celebrities and fans are reacting to her death online like in this tweet from lebron james saying "continue to be the leader we all love." it sounds like a movie plot. i'll tell you about the darin okay, i need a better pizza. one made with only real cheese. a pizza my family will love. (announcer) freschetta naturally rising crust pizza. freschetta. made better to taste better.

we're getting a closer look at how a brazen group of thieves made off of tens of millions of dollars in jewels. kelly koeb yay ya has the report. >> reporter: just four minutes after hatton's safe deposit closed for the long weekend burglars were at the side view. this morning police released nine pictures of the camera of the men pulling off an audacious good friday heist. the gang dropped down an

elevator shaft from the second floor basement pried open the shutter doors, drilled through nearly seven feet of reinforced concrete and raided the vault. >> the scene still remains chaotic down there. the floor is strewn with discarted safety deposit boxes and numerous power tools. >> reporter: when the vault opened in 1949 it was built as bomb and burglar-proof. >> nearly a thousand individual saves are contained within this mass of steel and reinforced concrete. >> reporter: and protected by an alarm. it went off three hours into the heist. a security guard reportedly checked the front door and found nothing, while a diamond core drill like this was cutting concrete under his feet. what's even more remarkable is that the thieves came and went through this side door for nearly 12 hours and no one noticed. they came back for a second all-nighter, leaving with their loot early easter morning. police say the gang cleaned out

60 boxes, as much as $100 million in jewels owned by individuals and business. >> it's not a joke people's livelihoods are at stake. >> reporter: police are still combing the crime scene more than a week later. these pictures may help them track down the thieves but experts say by now jewels are likely long gone. kelly koeb yay ya news london. >> incredible when you look at that, those images you realize the planning that took place. it looks like a plot of a movie. >> it does. there's speculation that this same gang may have actually pulled off a whole bunch of other heists just like this. they're called the pink panthers and police think in 15 years the panthers have stolen $200 million in jewels. >> sadly, probably few chances they'll recover the jewels. let's check on the forecast. chuck, you say the rain is heading our way? >> it sure is. it won't bother any of your plans on monday afternoon or monday night but tomorrow promises to be a very cloudy and very soggy day. there's the rain an weather

front coming through indianapolis and moisture coming up out of the gulf of mexico so as a result tomorrow will be a soggy one. today plenty of sunshine now. clouds coming in later on this afternoon but it will be nice and warm, the warmest day of the week. today's high 75 tomorrow 100% chance for rain tomorrow and the rain could be briefly heavy at times. here's your tuesday planner. light showers at 7:00 in the morning but heavy rain possible starting at like 9:00 10:00 in the morning until 3:00, 4:00 5:00 in the afternoon. once we get the rain out of here tuesday night into early wednesday morning we get dry weather back for wednesday and thursday another chance for a couple passing showers. we head towards friday and the front half of your weekend. soak it in today. it will be the nicest day of the week. back to you. >> thank you, chuck. that does it for news 4 midday for today. we have news at 4:00 5:00 and 6:00 and i'm back for 4:26 for news 4 today. >> we hope you plan to join us at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. have a the answer to treating your

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