caught just in time. an islamic extremist stockpiling an arsenal of heavy weapons in custody. i'm aaron gilchrist at the live desk with the man's suspected targets. i'm chuck bell. still subsunshine in northwest but rain is increasing this afternoon. i'll break down the timing when i see you next. i'm barbara harrison with new information on pope francis. we already know he's headed to the u.s. in september but in an announcement just afew hours ago, he confirms another stop that's sure to get the world's attention. >> i'm eun yang following what you're doing to help earth day. news 4 midday begins right now.

new developments as we're learning. a plan to shoot down people on their way to church. this was a plan that was thwarted in france. we're getting video in from a news conference held by the interior minister in paris talking about the arrest of a 24-year-old computer science student yesterday morning. he apparently had been planning to attack one or more churches in france. we know police say they found several weapons inside his car, several weapons inside his apartment in paris. he's an islamic extremist from algeria who apparently had already been flag bid authority there is in france. they knew about him about a year ago and had been keeping an eye on him. he apparently shot himself in the leggen accidentally called an ambulance and then police arrested him. prince george's county police are investigating a shooting in temple hills. a man was shot near the intersection of olson street and

st. claire drive last night. police told us he was in critical condition early this morning and we're working to learn an update right now. >> we will fight for freddie gray! >> reporter: protesters are calling for answers after a baltimore man died in police custody. freddie gray suffered a deadly spinal cord injury. a sea of people marched through the streets yesterday. how was it that gray's spinal cord was nearly crushed hours after his arrest. the justice department is launching an investigation to answer that question. on april 12 gray was taken into custody on a weapons charge just before 9:00 a.m. some time between this moment and paramedics being called less condition that an hour later, gray's spine was nearly severed. the 25-year-old died from his injuries on sunday. six police officers involved in the arrest are on administrative leave. $3 million is not enough according to the father of a man killed by a fairfax county police officer two years ago. the police department paying that amount to settle a wrongful

death lawsuit. officer adam torrez shot and killed john gear back in 2013. it happened during a standoff. gear was unarmed. his father told news 4 the case is not over yet. >> the money hasn't been the main thing. the main thing is, you know to get closure and have some justice for john. >> reporter: mr. gear said he wants officer torrez indicted for the shooting as well. and outside on your weather headlines today, we still have sunshine across much of the district but clouds are increasing showers are on the way, could have a rumble or two of thunder. no widespread severe weather is likely. this is the leading edge of a cold front. cold air making a big time comeback after a warm start to the month of april. this is a distinct pattern change we're about ready to experience and high temperatures will be 10 to 15 degrees colder than average. there's team team radar. no rain drops in the metro. still tracking rain chances closer and closer to interstate 81 temperatures mid to upper

60s. we'll warm up more between now and when the rain moves in. rain likely in metro between about 1:00 and 4:00. we'll talk more about tomorrow when i see you in a few. >> chuck, thank you. just in to the live desk we are getting confirmation that pope francis is adding another stop to his trip to the united states before he arrives here. he will stop in cuba. that confirmation coming from the vatican just a little while ago. the pope is scheduled to be here in the u.s. the last week of september. before he comes here we know he will meet with bishops and very likely political leaders. the president of cuba before he comes here to the united states. the pope getting a lot of credit for helping to normalize relations between the u.s. and cuba encouraging leaders of both countries to talk about changing the relationship. he may meet with the cuban president before he comes to the u.s. he will meet with president obama during that trip in september. that's the latest from the live desk. back to you eun. let's hear it for d.c. sports the. verizon center is hosting two

big playoff games for the wizard and the caps. first up, the capitals are taking on the new york islanders at 7:30 tomorrow night. you can buy tickets to the game for about $50 on line. the caps tied up the series in their last game in new york. they'll have to win two of the next three to advance to the next round. let's go caps. the wizards put themselves in good position to move on against the toronto raptors now holding a 2-0 lead before their home game this friday night when. when they won yesterday it was the first time in d.c. sports history that the caps and the wizards each won a playoff game on the same day. the nats won, too. you can buy tickets for as little as $35 for the wizards game or as much as $700 from the team right now. president obama using a trip to florida to promote his climate change campaign. why he might not get a warm welcome when he lands in the sunshine state. two men risk their lives rescuing a man in a wheelchair after he fell off of a metro

platform. what metro says you need to be aware of in this type of situation. and who "people" m

today the 45th annual earth day. google celebrating with a good l and a quiz comes with this. the doodle feature aspining globe with various animal inmissions inside the google letters. with just a click, the animation links to a fun quiz where you can find out which animal are you. if you're looking for a way to celebrate the planet we have a few options for you as well. take a look here head down to the national mall or union station to take part for a hands-on environmental exhibit headlined by nasa that includes a hyperwall demonstration. you can even calculate your carbon footprint. the hugely popular game "angry birds" is showing earth day some love. the special earth day level in angry birds makes its debut

today. the developers are working on developing an entire climate change experience. the game will debut in september to coincide with the u.n. general assembly as world leaders discuss sustainability

the man who shot president reagan is back in court in d.c. this morning. john hinckley jr., is asking a judge to grant him more time for visits to his mother's gated community in virginia. he's allowed 17 days each month away from the mental hospital where he lives. he was just 25 when he shot reagan in march of 1981. he's now 60. these hearings could last several days. dr. weiner is it possible with john hinckley's history that he poses no threat to the community now? >> i really think it is possible. you have to remember this is something that took place almost 35 years ago. he's been in treatment for that period of time.

he's been compliant with his medications. there have been relatively minor incidents that vhave occurred. it's important for people to understand that it's incredible to see how somebody behives when they're in the midst of a scow sis and how they are when they're not psychotic. this was a sick man in the time he tried to kill the president. he could be a completely different person now. >> no matter what happens, he'll be required to continue seeing his therapist. who you would that therapist be able to tell if he was on the verge of violence again? >> it's very hard. so we would only know if there's evidence he starts to become psychotic again, starts to stop taking his medications or is verbalizing some violent thoughts. otherwise; it's difficult to tell. but he does have some things going in his favor weighing against violence. he's older, and older men are at lower risk of violence. he doesn't have a drug or alcohol problem so that lowers the risk. but this cannot be something we can say with certainty there's no risk of violence.

>> and if you had to make the decision? >> i'd let him go. i would because i treat people with mental illness and i see that they can commit some terrible things and have some terrible behaviors at one point in time but it's absolutely not representative of who they are when they're treated. >> all right. thank you so much dr. weiner. >> my sure. >> eun? two men risk their lives rescuing a man in a wheelchair after he fell off the metro platform. look at this video here. you can see the man fall on to the tracks at the u street metro station. a few seconds later the two men jumped down to help him. this was yesterday afternoon. they lifted the victim to safety. it happened within 30 seconds. a rider who did not want to show her face tells news 4 the victim is a regular at the station. >> i mean if he's falling off tracks maybe somebody needs to be with him at all times. maybe he's getting to a point where he can't be by himself anymore. >> reporter: paramedics took the

victim to the hospital with cuts and bruises on his face. metro says it's best for you to wait until the station manager cuts power to the third rail before you jump on to the tracks. some high-tech lasers could help truck drivers with a notorious trouble spot in laurel. nearly a dozen times a year trucks like this one get stuck under a low bridge at main and first streets. now the department of public works has installed lasers that can detect the truck's height ahead of the bridge. if the truck is too tall, the lasers trigger a signal with flashing lights warning drivers they're going to get stuck under that bridge. and we're still continues to watch for a chance of rain showers later on today. also going to be a lot on the windy side as well. the weather service has posted a wind advisory until 8 klock. winds could get zbusy around these showers and thundershowers this afternoon. especially along higher elevations winds could gust up to 50 miles per hour briefly.

strongest winds at higher elevations today so along in the west of the blue ridge to the shenandoahed valley. rain drops will be making steady progress towards the metro area through the remainder of the afternoon. by 1:30 thundershowers west of leesburg near frederick, maryland then on to the i-95 corridor by 4:00 southern prince george's county to southern maryland. most if not all these chances should be out of here about 6:00 so we should get that baseball game in. >> thank you, chuck. a new study says there is no link between the measles vaccine and autism. the "journal of the american medical association" has published the findings of a study led by a virginia health consulting firm. in the late '90s, you may remember, a british researcher published a paper linking the two. it seems the belief there is a link is still out there but that report was found to be fraudulent and discredited. the llewyn group says getting the vaccine made no difference

in the expected rates of autism. some children they tested were at risk of autism because they had an older sibling with that disorder. after the break, the campaign against a major fashion magazine announced just about an hour ago. stay with us.

a memorial service is now under way at manassas. here you can see family and friends headed to sacred heart

catholic church h. darcy spencer is outside the church right now where she just talked to some of the mourners. darzi, good morning. >> reporter: that service got under way just about 15 minutes ago. this is the program that's being handed out to people in attendance a picture of the mother and her daughter. i was able to speak to a couple of family members as they were heading inside. they are telling me that they're just hoping to get some kind of close your. >> it's still so unreal. >> reporter: jill grimesby and other relatives turn out for a memorial mass. they're remembering the lives of yvonne selke and her daughter emily. yvonne was her cousin. >> heart break, a shock, tragedy. something -- it's going to take the family a long time to heal. >> reporter: the mass is meant to bring healing to a hurting family and church community.

the selkes were killed last month when the co-pilot of a germanwings airbus deliberately cashed the plane in the alps. 150 people lost their lives. elizabeth delala is yvonne's cousin. >> she was my flower girl. i saw her often, i saw her daughter often. it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: the church pastor says the selke family wanted to do something to bring healing as the search for debris continues along the mountainside. yvonne selke was an active member at sacred heart. her daughter emily grew up in the church. >> to bring closure to our parish community and more especially to the family so they have something we can gather and pray. >> reporter: we're told that 700 people have turned out here for the memorial service this morning, a funeral service is expected to be held at a later date. eun, back to you. >> darcy spencer, darcy, thank you. a developing story we've been watching all morning.

investigators are trying to figure out who landed a small drone on the roof of the prime minister of japan's office in tokyo. officials called the drone harmless but said it had trace amounts of radioactive material. they don't believe it's enough to pose any danger. japan says it's now reviewing its drone regulations. president obama is on his way to the florida everglades for earth day. the press corps will be watching closely to see whether florida governor rick scott greets the president in person. the two are fighting on how to pay for the state's conservation efforts. scott is known for not acknowledging the human causesover climate change but he's also asked for more federal funding to help the everglades. a white house spokesman called mate change a "grave disservice to future generations." how about the weather, chuck? >> well, the weather is an up-and-down game. it's up right now, sunshine still out there. but it will be down later today as rain chances come back into the area. this whole line of rain showers out here no severe weather

throughout just yet, not expecting widespread severe weather today but a rumble or two of thunder can't be ruled out. rain showers move into martinsburg. is 12:30 to front royal and 1:00 to frederick, maryland. we've warmed nicely into the upperup upper 60s to near 70. i think temperatures will jump into the low 70s for a brief time, then temperatures quakeickly falling. so highs upper 60s to near 70. tomorrow only upper 50s with a gusty northwesterly wind. seven day forecast next. >> thank you, chuck. there's a new campaign called account cosmo harms minors. victoria herselfarst launched the campaign. she says cosmopolitan magazine has a pornographic influence on minors. she says it glamourizes sex in all of its issues. she wants the magazine to be

wrapped and sold to only adults. hearst is the granddaughter of william randolph hursearst. some of you have your plans in place less than 18 hours after the redskins released the schedule for their upcoming here. here are the highlights. the skins open the season at home against the dolphins september 13 tickets online are about $63 at the cheapest and already up to $1000 for that game. the team's first game is september 24 against the giants and december 7 is a big one. it's "monday night football" and the skins are against the cowboy this is year. how about that? we pulled a full schedule on line for you. you can check it out on the nbc washington app. here she is. sandra bullock is "people's" most beautiful woman in the world. here's the magazine cover. you can take a look. the 50-year-old actress says she doesn't take her appearance too serious seriously.

bullock says she burst out lavinglav g laughing when she heard she won the honor. the oscar winner says she finds that the most beautiful people are the ones that aren't trying. we want to know if you agree with "people" magazine's choice. send us a text or vote on facebook or tweet us. so much of beauty is who you are within and sandra bullock, we don't know her but she seems like a good person. >> and i like what she says. when people aren't trying to be beautiful, that's when they really are. that's probably why she is so attractive to all of us. >> i think you're beautiful inside and out barbara. >> well thank you! the same to you. we like each other. after the break, ben affleck

. actor ben affleck is breaking his silence about his ancestors who owned slaves. on his facebook page affleck said he was embarrassed when he discovered one of his distant relatives was an owner of

slaves. it happened while filming the pbs series "finding your roots." he says he didn't want the show to include it and e-mailed the producer of sony. the e-mail exchange was part of sony's internal e-mails that were hacked and published online. affleck says he regraetzs asking them to sensor his family history. the show did leave out the ancestor. today we're learning about the extraordinary five-year-old who was born a girl but is now living a happy healthy life as a boy. his parents say they were nervous in the beginning but believe this is the right decision for their child. >> i remember crying because i imagined her being in the playground and nobody playing with her. i imagined her going through high school not having a date. and honestly i still worry about stuff like that because i think we have a long way to go as a society to accept transgender people. but i feel we're on the way. >> all of this is new terrain, but many doctors who work with

transgender children now support families making the transition even at an early age. a lawmaker

a congressman is under scrutiny after tweeting this photo. that's representative ken buck of colorado on the right. he's holding an ar-15 inside his d.c. office. well assault rifles you probably know are illegal in the district. the d.c. attorney general's office says it passed the photo on to d.c. police. now, buck says the gun is safe because it's inoperable. he says "the only dangerous thing about this gun is if someone took it off the wall and hit somebody else over the head with it." buck told the "washington post" he worked with multiple regulators to make sure it was okay to keep the gun in his office. chuck? okay we're still waiting on rain drops here in the washington area. rain is getting closer and closer. here's interstate 81 through the shenandoah valley. the leading edge of the rain

drops here probably only 15 or 20 minutes away from reaching i-81 itself. that means it's several hours from getting on the i-95 corridor that go through the metro area. so weather slowdowns, moist likely during the course of the afternoon. this evening roads will dry out. tomorrow looks like a nicer day, no real weather concerns for. 80% chance of showers today, one or two rumbles of thunder can't be ruled out. turning breezy and blustery out there. much cooler tomorrow a little chance for rain coming up on saturday but both day this is weekend will be far cooler than average. google may launch its new wireless service today. reports say it lets users pay for only the amount of data they use each month. the service uses sprint and t-mobile's networks but is officially only available on google's nexus 6 phone. the phones will switch automatically between sprint and t-mobile based on which network signal is stronger. we have a consumer alert for you right now. a bicycle company is recalling nearly one million bikes because of a problem that left one rider

paralyzed. trek is recalling all of its bike models from the past 15 years. federal safety regulators say there's a denaekt can cause the front wheel of the bike to stop suddenly or separate from the bike. a trek retailer will fix it for free. three people have been hurt. an outbreak of botulism at an ohio hospital. the latest from the live desk. and police want to know if there are more victims. how this man took advantage of a

breaking news on an arrest in the death of a 12-month-old virginia boy. stafford county sheriff's office saying they've arrested david john marcuson of fredericksburg the boy's foster father after this incident that happened back in january. we can show you a mug shot that we've been given by the sheriff's office here. we understand marcuson has been charged with felony murder and two counts of cruelty to children. the investigation discovered that the 12 -month-old baby had received several burns to his body to his face his neck, or the sew while mar marcuson was giving the child a bath. he was taken to the hospital in early january and died on february 1. since the investigation, mr. markinson was indicted and this happened on friday. kristin wright is working on this story and she'll have much more on news 4 this afternoon.

we have a quick look now at three developing stories. starting in france where police arrested a 24-year-old computer science student whom they say planned to attack one or more french churches. investigators describe the student as islamic extreme frist algeria who already had been flagged by security officials as a risk. it's a done deal. the pope will visit cuba. the new information is coming from the vatican today. the pope stopped in cuba before arriving at the united states, it was just announced. we are waiting to hear more about the stops the pope will make during that visit. we are also keeping an eye on storm team 4 radar. look for yourself right now. despite the morning sunshine rain is in the forecast. chuck bell is here now with what peck expect. when is the rain coming, chuck? >> it isn't too far away eun. the best chance will be 12:00 to 8:00. for the mets roe probably 1:00 to 5:00. we'll be dodging the drops around here this afternoon but they're not all-day soakers,

just quick hitters so no rain coming our way. temperatures will climb into the upper 60s and low 70s so a mild enough day. rain showers and the chance of a thunderclap or two around 3:00 4:00. rain drops for now were shown just off to the west of i-81. we'll keep a close eye on that. montgomery county police want victims to come forward after making an arrest in a sex assault case. warren giddings is accused of attacking a woman with learning disabilities. megan mcgrath is live in rockville with why police believe there could be more victims. >> reporter: that's right. 23-year-old warren giddings is accused of sexually assaulting a 20-year-old woman who has cognitive learning disabilities. police say it happened back in february take a look at his picture here. they say giddings and the victim met online and exchanged e-mails

and texts and agreed to meet at the victim's house. during that visit, police say he sexually assaulted the woman and stole her tablet. >> the thing is this 20-year-old female is a woman who functions at the level of a middle schooler. she has developmental issues. he took advantage of that assaulted her. warren giddings has been charged with three counts of second degree sexual assault, three counts of vulnerable adult abuse as well as theft. police believe there's a possibility that there may be other victims out there who simply have not come forward yet and investigators are asking potential victims to contact them. from police headquarters megan mcgrath news 4. i'm aaron gilchrist at the live desk where we're keeping an eye on a bizarre developing story out of ohio. more cases of botulism confirmed there. 24 infections in one county. that number up from 19 and it

includes one death. all these people who were apparently at a church potluck sunday started showing symptoms of the illness yesterday afternoon. last night hospitals in the area gotten a anti-toxin in from the national stockpile. they started treating these people. this is a rare disease that comes from eating contaminated food and usually leads to paralysis. eun? >> thanks aaron. a lot of you may be walking around with extra strut in your step this morning. we already told you about the caps and the wizards winning. the nationals won as well and did in the dramatic fashion. the game with the cardinals was in the 10th inning when yunel escobar hit the game winning home run. see you later. he was welcomed at home plate with a mob of white jerseys and a gatorade shower. there you go. slide right in. in anaheim, ike davis is making news because he can pitch. why is this news? well he's not supposed to pitch. davis typically plays first base. in fact he hadn't even pitched since college. you can see from this tweet,

though from last night, is baseball called davis an ace because retired three l.a. angels batters on just nine pitches. davis was only asked to take the mound because the as were losing 14-1 at president time. still did a good job. he's fighting back, a look at how dr. oz plans to defend himself against a group of 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.

these are the stories you are clicking on liking or tweeting. the "new york daily news" with one site similar to this one. "girls dangerously plumping their lipers in the kiley jenner challenge." people are using shards of glass to plump up their lips. kiley jenner took to her twitter account to address the controversy. she said "i'm not here to try and encourage people young girls, to look like me." just one of her tweets. lindsay lohan making headlines, getting attention for a mistake.

the actress confused "you're beautiful" with "you're a donkey" in arabic. the mistake was made in an instagram post. it's everywhere on facebook right now as well. we're talking about a quadruple rainbow. the picture was first posted on twitter yesterday and was quickly retreated and shared all over the interdebt innet. it was tak

dr. oz is fighting back against his critic this is morning. he's slamming them for questioning his ethics. tomorrow oz addresses the critics on his syndicated talk show. this surrounds a letter sent by ten doctors to columbia university. oz is the vice chairman of the surgery department there. the letter accuses the doctor of promoting certain treatments on his show for. a claim oz denies. the doctor has defended his treatments in the past. he even testified on capitol hill. but he has not addressed the criticism in-depth on his show

until now. so dr. weiner why do you think there are some doctors questioning dr. oz's credibility? >> i think we have a couple issues. one is that four out of the ten doctors questioning his credibility has ties to the genetically modified food organizations. dr. oz wants genetically modified foods to be labelled as such and they might be opposed to him because of that. the other issue is that about four months ago there was a study in the british medical journal that showed that 50% of the advice that dr. oszz gives on his show is either not backed up by medical journals and other studies or is flat out wrong and not supported at all. so i think there are a number of doctors out who there who feel like the information that dr. oz is saying can be potentially dangerous for america and we have to remember dr. oz is america's number-one most-watched and listened to doctor so he has a lot of power. and you need to be careful making sure that what he's

saying is really in the country's best interest when it comes to their health. >> so your advice to people looking to him for advice? >> i think they should recognize that dr. oz is a medical entertainer. they need to talk to their own doctors, do their own research. they can't just trust what they're hearing on the dr. oz show. >> thank you very much dr. weiner. eun? starting next year baseball players in san francisco will have to leave their chewing tobacco at home. the city's board of supervisors voted today ban smokeless tobacco from all sports fields in the city, that includes the san francisco giants' home at&t park. that rule takes effect next january. try bubble gum. that works. chuck, when this rain arrive? >> i love bubble gum. but sugar free only or your ten dyswill be on your case. we're tracking the rain drops. they're still just along into the west of i-81 but making steady progress to the east. here's the way future weather handles them over the next couple of hours. i think future weather may be a

little bit behind schedule here. by 1:30 frederick, maryland, to leesburg. 2:00, 3:00 this afternoon on to i-95 there could be a couple of rumbles of thunders. we're not expecting widespread severe weather but gusty winds and pea-sized hail couldn't be ruled. there's a lot of cold air aloft so as a result you could have brief gusty periods of wind out there. winds could gust over 50 miles an hour along into the west of the blue ridge. >> all right, chuck. take a look at this. this is what you can buy if you have $22 million just laying around. someone paid that. i'll say it again, $22 million. that's a big one, isn't it? >> gorgeous. >> 100% perfect 100 hurks00 carat white diamond. the diamond is not only huge it has flawless color and clarity. the buyer wants to remain anonymous but somebody's going to see him walking around with it on if he or she decides to wear it. is that too much to pay?

you can talk to us about that on nbc's washington facebook page. what do you think? it's all about the four cs. >> $22 million is so much money i can't even wrap my head around. and if you have that much money to afford it i guess it's not too much. >> i guess they must have a whole lot more than that. >> you couldn't wear a 22 -- a 100 carat diamond anywhere. >> you'd probably is to have some kind of security following you. coming up after the braeb -- >> there's a lot going on on capitol hill from trade deals to a new bill being introduced on marriage. that's right after the break.

aaron gilchrist at the live desk. i want you to know we'll be watching today when republican congressman steve king of iowa introduces a new bill called the "restrain the judges on marriage" act. this bill comes ahead of next week's oral arguments before the supreme court on challenges to states that ban same-sex marriage. now, politicos don't expect movement on this particular measure in the house, but it will definitely get a lot of attention. representative king holding a news conference this afternoon to talk more about this and we'll be watching. >> aaron, thank you. as early as tomorrow the senate could vote on whether to confirm the nation's first black female attorney general. republican leaders have stalled the vote for loretta lynch for months. democrats have railed against those delays and last week the president called the delay embarrassing. the drug enforcement administration is looking for a

new leader today. it comes after allegations that dea agents had sex parties with prostitutes. that's not all. drug cartel members hosted and paid for those parties. nbc's kristen welker has a look at what's next for the dea. >> reporter: she was a rising star in federal law enforce emt, but now michelle leonhart is stepping down after revelations at least ten dea agents had sex parties in colombia involving prostitutes, some of the women hired by drug cartels. >> this is all national security issues when criminal cartel cans get that close to agents. >> reporter: the attorney general announce lead i don't know hart's resignation on tuesday saying she has devoted her life and professional career to the defense of our nation. this after an inspector general report last month which detailed those parties allegedly occurring between 2005 and 2008. >> law enforcement is not above the law and you -- this sexual

misconduct cannot be accepted. >> reporter: last week len heart was grilled by lawmakers who demanded to know why the agents were suspended not fired. >> can you revoke their security clearance? >> i can't revoke their security clearance. >> honestly? what power do you have? >> what i can do is build on and improve mechanisms. >> reporter: all this as the secret service has been reeling from a string of scandals one of them dating back to 2012 when more than a dozen agents were linked to prostitutes in colombia during an unrelated trip. >> so what we're trying to do is get rid of that culture of complacency and that culture that has allowed these types of activities to happen. >> reporter: leonhart is expected to leave in mid-may. nbc reached out to her today and received no response. lawmakers say one of their big concerns is that sensitive information was compromised as a result of those sex parties.

a new move in congress is pitting president obama against members of his own party. lawmakers reached a deal last week that lets the president push through trade deals with other countries. labor unions and democratic party stars like senator elizabeth warren are lining up against the new powers. senator harry reid has said "hell no." it's putting the president in the rare position of agreeing with john boehner. here's what he said. >> a lot of good work has been done on this. a trade is good for america, helps strengthen our economy and create more american jobs. the deal is impacting the race for the white house now. hillary clinton says she has concerns about it. she says the country needs to focus more on domestic jobs and production: so chuck, when are we going to reach the 50s today? are we there yet? we're well into the 60s headed up to 70 degrees. but tomorrow barbara, yes, indeed. we'll be stuck with high temperatures in the 50s tomorrow.

there's a live view from our tower. here's tyson's coroner the distance and already you can see the clouds on our western horizon out there. those will be bringing us a rain chance. rain already just about on top of i-81 towards hagerstown and winchester. once the rain moves out i think we'll get that baseball game in tonight. first pitch is at 7:05. there may be a delay at the beginning but we should be able to play baseball tonight. seven day forecast when i see you in a few minutes. a new study finds you will attend $700 to attend a wedding. american express spending and saving tracker the released the study. that include it had cost of your plane ticket hotel, gifts, clothes and meals. researchers found the traditional one-night wedding celebration is turning into a weekend event that includes a welcome party for out of towners, brunch for the morning after. you can save money by sharing a rental car and hotel room with

friends. you don't vet to buy a new outfit you can buy something you have in your clouds set. you should be fine. the newest member of britain's royal family will be here. any day now prince william's wife kate is expected to give birth to the couple's second child who will be fourth in line to the british throne. nbc's annabelle roberts reports from london. >> reporter: expectation is mounting. we've heard william is by kate's side at pensionkensington palace a short distance from buckingham palace not far from the hospital. he had been completing his helicopter training in norfolk, that's now done so they're on standby, we're on standby, the royal fans outside the hospital are raring to go. >> i want to see a healthy baby. a healthy baby to play with george. >> reporter: let's hope we don't to wait too long. it didn't happen on queen elizabeth's birthday yesterday. that was a shame. the next key date of significance coming up is will

and kate's fourth wedding anniversary, that's april 29. that would be nice but i don't think anyover us especially not case really want to wait quite that long. back to you. >> no not -- and who can predict when the baby's going to come. there's no way to know. we want to know when the baby is going to arrive but you know who will be the first to know? the queen will have to know when her great grandchild has entered the world. other family member prince charles and kate's parents. >> i hope they'll make a few phone calls before they call the press. the press is sitting there, they've been waiting for so long. after the break, a special

the group act for alexandria is asking for donations to help students succeed in kindergarten and invest in early child care. they're calling today spring to action. here's the message the group set out on twitter, it says "be sure to give shop and dine at these locations."

we posted the information on our web site nbcwashington.com. the group has raised more than $417,000 so far. just call him iron man. take a look. this is five-year-old jack carter. he was the center of attention at a aaa baseball game in ohio. carter was born with just one hand. last night he showed off his new the 3d prosthetic hand. he says it reminds him of the superhero iron man. carter threw out the first pitch with his real hand and got a standing ovation from the crowd. let's look at storm team 4 radar. rain is on

oscar winning actress sandra bullock is one of "people" magazine's most beautiful women in the world. the 50-year-old says she burst out laughing when she heard she won this honor. we ask you whether you agree with "people" magazine and here's what you voted.

82% said yes, you agreed and only 18% said no. let's check in with chuck. >> i agree. she's pretty. outside we have rain west. they're coming our way everybody so be umbrella ready as we get into the middle parts of the afternoon today. an 80% chance you'll get rained on today. much much cooler weather for the rest of the week. watch out for the frost potential in the northern and western suburbs. then into the week end slight chance for a few showers on saturday no washout coming but temperatures will stay well below average here on into the weekend and even on cooler-than-average going into the early parts of next week. today is the last of the warm weather. it will be on the breezy side today. winds around to the northwest today. southerly breezes tomorrow but, again, the big story is the showers today and cool tomorrow. >> thank you, chuck. you know sandra bullock grew up around here so probably a lot of folks throughout know her. >> we claim her. >> we claim her. we're glad she's the most beautiful. we have news from 4:00 to 7:00 this afternoon. i'll be back at okay, i need a better

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