right now at 11:00, local families praying their loved ones survived the devastating earthquake in nepal. one woman just got word. we break down police reports from last night's ugly protests in baltimore. find out where the suspects are from and the charges they're

facing. and firefighters in need of rescue themselves after their truck spins out of control and flips over. news 4 at 11:00 starts now. off the top at 11:00, desperation and despair in nepal. here are the latest developments. violent aftershocks are still rattling the region, including one of them a magnitude 6.7. the earthquake has killed more than 3,200 people including three americans. that earthquake injured thousands more. an american military plane carrying a disaster assistance response team and 45 tons of cargo is on its way. a lot of people in our area have relatives who live in the quake zone. tonight they feel anxious and helpless as they watch what's happening a news of the world away. darcy spencer just spoke with a woman who rockville who is

worried about her loved ones. >> she has been able to speak to her mom, her dad and her sister. phone calls are sporadic but she feels helpless because there's nothing that she can do. >> it was an unbearable moment for me. >> reporter: she's at work at a local sandwich shop, but her mind is thousands of miles away back home in nepal, where her family has lost everything. >> it's a really emotional moment for me. >> reporter: she got a frantic call in the middle of the night saturday. and from the background i heard somebody shouting, they were yelling, they were crying. i asked her what happened. >> reporter: she spoke to her younger sister and her father. they told her about the devastating earthquake the family was safe but the family home and all their belongings were gone. >> i asked, dad, what happened? he said that our house is no more. and that was the moment you know i couldn't control myself and i was with all tears, and i

couldn't speak a word. >> reporter: she came to the united states on a student visa a year and a half ago. she would like nothing more than to go home to see her family but she knows for now that is not going to happen. >> right now, i cannot think of going back home because what will i do if i'm there? >> reporter: she hopes people will pray for her country and donate to help the thousands of people just like her family, with their basic needs, as they try to put their lives back together. >> they need your help. they need your support. they need your blessings. >> a fund-raiser is planned for next weekend, she said she is planning to send the money she would have spent on airfare back home. they need that money for food, clothing and blankets. back to you. >> earlier tonight people came to the reflecting pool to pray for the victims. you could see a lot of local families with ties to nepal

holding flags to their homeland. they told us they are stunned from the images coming out of the area and promising to lend financial support to the survivors back home. >> we from nepal are coming together to show solidarity have lives that have been lost and really remember you know come together for our country. >> the vigil was organized by the washington nepal forum, an all-volunteer organization based here in d.c. a search and rescue team from fairfax county is on its way to nepal. they flew out around noon and should arrive a few hours from now. they're specially trained to deal with structural collapses. they'll be on the ground searching for survivors and trying to help any way they can. stay with news 4 for continuing coverage of the situation in nepal. we'll keep you up to date and send you breaking news alerts on our nbc washington app. right now, freddie gray's family and preparing to hold his funeral tomorrow.

tonight the white house sent word that head of president obama's initiative for minority males will attend. gray died last week after being injured in police custody. the protests were peaceful until last night. baltimore police plan to put more officers on the street this week. [ horn honks ] >> reporter: honks for freddie gray as mourners attend the man's wake in north baltimore. >> i'm sorry for their loss and i will have them in my prayers continually. >> reporter: the small group of protesters on a sunny sunday is a stark contrast to the violence that broke out in baltimore city streets saturday night after a peaceful protest. glass door fronts smashed. cars damaged. objects, hurled at police officers. >> many of the people who weren't from our community were in essence trying to hijack the raw emotions of some of those who live in baltimore.

>> reporter: mayor stephanie rawlings blake says outsiders incited the shut the city down message. she said some baltimore natives worked with police to stop the destruction. >> they were saying very clearly that this violence and this the destruction, did not represent baltimore. >> reporter: what does represent baltimore is change according to congressman elijah cummings. he said a stronger baltimore and a model police department will emerge. >> a new normal which shouldn't be a new normal but it will be, for when somebody hollers out and screams for medical assistance, that they get it. >> that's right. >> even if they're being arrested. >> gray's family has asked for protests to stop as they prepare to lay him to rest. >> we need the whole city of baltimore to say a prayer for the family. they're going to need it. new at 11 baltimore police

caused a stir saturday when they sent a tweet suggesting the violent protesters were from out of town. a lot of people on social media accused of department of jumping to conclusions. so news 4 did some digging to find out if they were right. we analyzed the documents which show 34 people were arrested and the vast majority of them are from baltimore. one person is from d.c. they're all facing various charges from assaulting a police officer to disorderly conduct and destruction of property. in annapolis, another group rallied in support of law enforcement. they carried signs that said blue lives matter. and people honked their horns and clapped as about 100 marchers walked by. a group called united for blue organized the march and said it's trying to rally support for law enforcement. they're also using education to unite officers with the communities they actually patrol. here in d.c. a man is in critical condition after being

shot multiple times. it happened about 6:00 tonight, a couple of blocks from the university. it's been nearly 24 hours since a man of thewas murdered in northwest. this incident happened in the tacoma neighborhood. someone shot darryn conte and another man near 4th and butter net streets. conte died but the other man is expected to survive. a fire truck overturned and now seven firefighters are recovering at home. this is a picture. the truck was heading to a fire when it swerved to avoid hitting a car. it hit a telephone pole and flipped over. all the firefighters had to go to the hospital. >> right now, take a live look at some current temperatures. some of you are down into the 40s. what does this mean for tomorrow morning? >> well chris, it's going to be a chilly start tomorrow morning. you'll definitely want to grab

the jacket at least a light jacket. tomorrow is going to be cooler than it was today. beautiful today, we hit a high of 67. so tomorrow morning, everyone heading back to school and work here's what you can expect. we are going to start off with plenty of sunshine but 7:00 a.m. the temperature of 47. in the suburbs, low 40s. by 9:00 a.m. everybody is in the 50s. still plenty of sunshine clouds begin to increase as we work our way to the midday hours. at 11:00 a.m. a temperature only near 60 degrees. in my full forecast i'll let you know how cool it will be tomorrow and when we warm up. >> thanks amelia. well it's been nearly three years since a massive shooting in a colorado movie theater. opening statements begin tomorrow in the trial of james holmes. prosecutors are expected to argue that holmes planned the attack for weeks. he opened fire during a midnight showing of "the dark knight," killing 12 people and wounding 70 others. he's pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. his lawyers say he was in the

middle of a psychotic episode. >> we're learning startling new details about a recent cyber attack on the white house. "the new york times" report when is russian hackers got into an archive system in october, they were able to access some of president obama's old e-mails. the hackers only saw unclassified communications but that doesn't tell the whole story because even those files can contain sensitive information, like the president's schedule. mr. obama's personal e-mail account was not breached. on tuesday the supreme court will hear arguments on whether state bans on gay marriage are constitutional. earlier tonight, people of all different faiths came together in arlington at a synagog to embrace the lgbt community. faith leaders invited people to sign a banner with the names of friends and loved ones who could be affected by the court's decision. on tuesday they plan to carry that banner to the steps of the supreme court. well this one got a lot of you talking on our facebook

page. route doesn't begin to describe what the wizards did to the raptors tonight. four-game sweep, diana. >> yeah chris, get your broom out. wizards pounced and pounded the toronto raptors. they're now moving on to the next round. wizards fans hoping to see their team send the raptors packing and back to canada. first quarter, wiz up two. john wall over to bradley beal. makes it look easy. knocks down the three. 23 points for him. wiz up five. second quarter now. wiz continue to roll. otto porter with the miss. martin gortat grabs the rebound bucket. that brings john wall off the bench. 21 points and 11 rebounds for gortat. wizards complete the sweep with a blow-out win, 125-94. coming up jason pugh live at the verizon center who play

the winner of nets and hawks. i apologize for my voice. it was the caps loss yesterday, screaming as i watched that. >> go home, get some tea. rest up. >> we got a big day tomorrow. >> all right, diana, get some rest. still to come on news 4 at 11:00, a tanker carrying thousands of gallons of fuel burst into flames and it could be a while before drivers can use this road again. a scary early morning wake-up call an explosion so loud guests feared they were

a tanker truck, hauling nearly 9,000 gallons of gas

overturned and burst into flames, shutting down a highway near los angeles and people saw the fireball from miles away. repair crews will have to inspect the road before it can re-open. this gopro video shows the waters off the coast of alabama. this boat was part of a regatta. at least two people are dead and five others are still missing, although these people are okay. the coast guard said not all of the victims were participating in the regatta, a sailor on the boat said some waves were as high as 14 feet. investigators have a lot of questions about a puzzling case in prince george's county. they're trying to identify a body found inside a burning car. a grounds keeper saw the car this morning at the enterprise golf course in buoy. as derrick ward discovered the fire was so intense, it's

difficult to identify the car and the victim. >> a scorched section of the green, just off the fairway. ground zero for a mystery. police are calling it a suspicious death investigation. >> we're asking if you're missing a loved one, if you know anything about this case to contact as soon as you can about it. >> started to unfold when a grounds keeper came upon a burning car, he dialed 911. >> when police and fire personnel arrived on the scene, they discovered a burning car, but also a body associated with the burning car. >> reporter: police say the car was so thorly burned that the usual identifiers had melted away. they couldn't even tell what kind of car it was. the body inside burned beyond recognition. the scene stands in stark contrast to the pastoral settings here. it's not the kind of place you stumble upon. >> this mansion was built in the late 30s by a former naval captain who served on the enterprise. hence the name of the root that gets you here.

these days it's a popular spot for events. >> there was a wedding here before the grisly discovers was made. investigators don't think there was a connection. the police tape was reason for pause for some golfers. >> seems like a sign of the times. >> never heard of any problems out here. so i don't think it's a reflection of the golf course or the area it's just one of those things that happens. >> reporter: with only silent witnesses to what might have happened, investigators will rely on what's left of the burned out car. hotel guests heard several loud booms in the middle of the night. smoke and flames from a fire that started on the first floor. a group of air force cadets were visiting from new york and helped evacuate every guests. but almost everyone lost what was in their rooms.

>> i lost all my stuff. i was on the first floor. i'm in room 130. my stuff is all gone. and a lot of the cadets that are here their stuff's gone too. >> only one person was hurt but the building is a total loss. a traffic alert in northern virginia. a stretch of northbound i-95 is down to one lane near the exit to deal boulevard. this is a live picture. you can see crews cleaning up from a crash on thursday. they do expect to finish that work before the morning rush. we've had extreme hot, heat extreme cold. it would be nice to get something a little in the middle maybe. >> and that is exactly how this week is going to work out. tomorrow's going to be the coolest day monday through friday. looking ahead to the weekend, it looks like temperatures will finally start to feel a little bit more summer like. tomorrow a high of 62 but with a breeze. feeling cooler.

temperatures for the most part near normal. about 71 degrees. if the weather forecast holds next weekend is looking really nice. now, tomorrow despite the chill and the breeze the weather having a low impact on your day, can't rule out an isolated late-day shower only 20 to 30% chance that would happen. if it does not beneficial rain but very briefly. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. 56 in washington, it's going to be a chilly start tomorrow morning. 47 degrees in washington, low 40s in the suburbs. you will need the sunglasses for the morning commute. kids at the bus stop probably a sweatshirt or light jacket. still a little bit cool at 11:00 a.m. upper 50s. clouds increasing. in the afternoon to evening hours, partly to mostly cloudy. high of 62, about 3:00 in the afternoon.

possible late day shower for those of you north and west of town. tomorrow evening, most of us will be dry. you could probably grill. if you want to wash the car, maybe you didn't get to doing that this weekend, i would recommend doing it. plenty of dry time this week dog tomorrow pretty nice. having dinner outdoors i wouldn't recommend that tomorrow evening, almost a little bit too chilly. especially when you factor in a little bit of a breeze. so you can dine alfresco maybe on tuesday. it would be warmer high of near 70 and plenty of sunshine. a really nice day on tuesday. starting off, another cool start, we expect that in spring though. temperatures near 50 by noon in the mid 60s. gorgeous tuesday afternoon and evening. tuesday evening temperatures still in the upper 60s. for the most part this week once we get past tomorrow it's the great spring weather, when you don't need the air

conditioner, but you also don't need your heat. around 70 on wednesday. more clouds than sun on wednesday, but still keeping it dry. thursday high of 68. there's the chance of showers thursday night into friday a high on friday of 65. right now, saturday and sunday are looking nice. high temperatures in the low to mid 70s, chris. >> looking good. thanks, amelia. tonight some senior citizens are a bit more tech savvy thanks to some volunteers in montgomery county. volunteers sat down with seniors at leisure world in silver spring and helped them better understand how to use their computers, smartphones and tablets. >> i was born knowing how to use facebook and things like that but it's very new to them. so it's nice to share some wisdom. >> my experience was wonderful. he showed me two things i never

knew and i can't wait to go home and try them. >> one student told us the seniors are really excited to learn more about social media so they can keep in touch with their grandchildren. this is the third training event and more are in the works. still ahead, we go to the verizon center to hear from the wizards on their big sweep. sports c

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this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity. your home for the most live sports. to say it was a route doesn't even seem to do it justice. >> caught a little bit of the game when it was 70-99. >> it only got worse from there. yeah jason pugh had the best seat in the house. what's it looking like out there at verizon? >> you can't call this a game. it was more like a scrimmage for the wizards. you see the good folks here sweeping the arena, getting ready for tomorrow night's game 7 for the capitals.

the wizards swept the raptors right out of the building. the first franchise sweep in the history of this organization. pretty impressive for randy whitman's ball club. show you how it all went down in game 4. paul pierce does not like toronto. he does not want to go back. he made that clear. his teammates, they were with him. wiz up two. john wall over to bradley beal he knocks down the three. the wiz, filling in early. later in the quarter, wiz up nine wall to pierce he drains the trey. he scored 14 points, 4 of 6 from beyond the arc. second quarter, route continues. wiz getting it done. gortat grabs the rebound and one. scored 29 points 11 rebounds in this game. he was big time. third quarter, wizards looking to put the icing on the cake. beal with another three-pointer. he scored 23. wizards complete the sweep,

125-94. this season this is a completely different wizards team. >> you know a lot of people didn't expect us to go up to toronto and do what we did. probably the turning point was after winning game 2. you know, we were so confident after that when you can go into a hostile environment and get two games, one is hard enough, but to get two games, that boosted our confidence to come home and finish it off. >> everybody's gotten better and better. it's terrific to see where we are now. we have that mind-set that we're not finished. we're continue to stay inhouse and stay together as a team and continue to move forward as a team. >> all right, let's go to the baseball diamond now. matt williams of the nationals, losers of four straight games, finishing their series with miami. bottom of the fourth up 1-0, but problems. two on for suzuki. over the head of gonzalez. ichiro stays at first. gets stanton in a rundown.

ramos never makes the throw to third. stanton is safe. matt williams can't believe it. that would have ended the inning. instead, the very next batter takes it to center all the way to the wall. a bases-clearing triple for the shortstop. and the marlins sweep the nationals, 6-2 the final today. nats are on a five-game losing streak. plenty more to come on sports final tonight. a great day at verizon center. we'll hear from martin gortat also the play by play voice of the wizards will join me and game 7 tomorrow night at the verizon center. capitals have a big one on their hands. tell you about that one also. stick around for sports final. back to you. >> you might as well just camp out there. >> i'm gonna spend the night in the georgetown locker room. >> i love it, i love it

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>> so it's gonna be a chilly start tomorrow morning temperatures in the 40s, high of 62, clouds increase after that, nice. >> next weekend already looking good. that's going to do it for us. "sports final" is next with jason pugh and diana's husky wake up with us tomorrow at

>> right now on "sports final," it's a sweet sweep. how the wizards rolled by the raptors. >> from series sweep to series showdown, the caps battle the islanders and their own demons in game 7. and miami vice, the basic bust that cost the nats in florida. the best and most fashionable line-up is on "sports final" right now. ♪ ♪ >> welcome in to sports final. i'm diana and jason pugh is at the verizon center where tonight the wizards swept the raptors and they made it look easy. jason, they jumped all over this team. how di