welcome everyone in. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm angie goff. it is news 4 you're joining us for this sunday mother's day sunday we should say. we do want to check in with amelia segal. it's a little bit of gloom out there early. we're hoping these clouds will break apart. >> they are going to. today's weather similar to yesterday. midday and afternoon hours, clouds continue to break up. clouds mostly sunny. feel the humidity in the air. that will stick around through tuesday. look where temperatures are at. it's mild 73 in washington 70 gaithersburg and leesburg as well as fredericksburg and early morning fogginess. here is sky forecast forecasting what the skies will look at. 10:00 a.m. these are temperatures in washington and suburbs at their respective time. can you see 70s through 10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. clouds continuing to braup as we get into the midday and afternoon partly to mostly sunny.

chance of shower and thunderstorm later today, angie. more on that in a little bit. >> thanks. days the first day of police week in washington. officers remember those who died on duty. it starts with a log ride this morning. news 4's derrick ward at rfk stadium where officers are getting ready to get on their bike and ride. good morning, derrick. >> reporter: good morning. indeed they are. you can hear the telltale sign behind me. this is the scene here. it's an annual tradition in washington and grows every year. for the past 20 years it's been going on. it's the start of police week. there are riders from all over. some are in uniform. some are in civilian clothes. make are police officers and some aren't. it's all a matter of bringing this community together as we hear from one of the organizers. >> the community involved event, not just law enforcement. we welcome, you know, because we have families that come out and

support us. then through the washington community it's important because they come out and give support to law enforcement families. they appreciate the job that we do. >> of course, you know this all happens against the backdrop of strange relations between police family and their general commune. they see this as just another effort of evening those relations and humanizing. what this ride does kicks off from here to 10:30. they will ride to national law enforcement officers memorial where there will be a wreath laying ceremony. this is a kickoff of activity police week in the nation's capital. at rfk, news 4. >> very meaningful week ahead. thank you, derrick. the log ride is the first of several events to remember officers. also a 5k happening today. tomorrow agencies will come together at a law enforcement memorial service. then on tuesday another bike ride will raise money for

national law enforcement memorial fund. officers will hold a candlelight vigil wednesday night and wreath laying that will happen on friday. developing in mississippi this morning, police now say that they have arrested a third person for killing two police officers. >> yeah a woman and two men are now in custody for that g. it happened in hattiesburg, mississippi in the southern part of the state. you can see the police officers friends and family gathered in this video here. they are at the hospital hugging and comforting each other. the officers were 25 and 34 years old. well right now police are investigating a homicide in southeast. police responded to reports of a shooting. this is just after 2:00 this morning on north capitol street near o street. >> police save an infant. looking to see how the fire started.

four people and a baby had to be rescued from the top story of a three-story apartment building. firefighters say the smoke and heat prevented the people from using the stairs so they had to wait on the balcony. the baby what's taken to the hospital to be checked out and is expected to be okay. >> a man facing charges a dorm then touched her. he then ran off after she woke up and screamed. it happened early friday morning. colby was drunk at the time. dorm residents did let the guy into the building. he was able to get into three different rooms because the doors were not locked. colby facing charges for sex offense, assault, and burglary. today prince the artist prince will headline a special rally for peace in baltimore. the singer released a new song about the city and the recent

violence. listen to the song on nbcwashington.com. today's rally for peace is in honor of freddie gray the 25-year-old died of a spinal cord injury he received while in police custody. surprise artists expected to perform at the concert at royal farms arena. here are the stories you need to know about in the week ahead. tomorrow your tax dollars could be set aside for body cameras for montgomery county police. they will review a police budget tomorrow. body camera program will cost about $600,000. tuesday former virginia governor bob mcdonnell will be in court. his lawyers are delivering oral arguments in the appeal in his corruption case. mcdonnell could spend two years in prison for trading political influence for $160,000 in loans and gifts. on friday we'll learn how long a d.c. rabbi could spend in jail for voyeurism. pleaded guilty for secretly recording women in a ritual bath. they asked prosecutors to

sentence him to 17 years behind bars. the last thing you would think would happen to your phone. we'll tell you how a 12-year-old iphone landed her in the emergency room. will how taylor swift just made mother's day that much sweeter for one of her dancers. the video could bring you to tears. what a night for the wizards. the shot fans are talking about that would m let's say this is your tv. and these are the channels you pay for with cable. maybe you're getting tons of science and animals when you're really into movies. or every children's show on the planet, when you don't have any kids. well now with fios there's a new way to customize your tv just pick the types of channels you like best. like sports.

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>> see you later. the 22-year-old -- >> all kinds of buzz around bryce happener right now. the nats young star hit a walkoff homer. his sixth homer in three games. the first time anyone has done

that in a decade. nats take on braves again this afternoon. that's not all. >> pierce -- >> as for atlanta, getting it done buzzer beater put wiz up 2-1 in their playoff series against hawks. teams play tomorrow night at the verizon center. you can still buy tickets for the wizards for $35. >> yeah exciting times. he nailed it. today is mother's day. and the day dedicated to mom trending right now on twitter, #happy mother trending. you see a lot posing pictures even videos. you would love to see how you are celebrating your mama. today you can tweet us facebook us all of your photos and videos as well. now, trending on yahoo! this is going to touch you. a blind mother gets the

experience that most mothers want to experience. this is thanks to 3d printing. this is a total surprise. the doctor presented her with 3d model during a sonogram. now, the important thing about this is that she's blind so she couldn't see the sonogram. this is a way for her to feel his face. >> my goodness. >> adam this has been viewed more than 4 million times. it was such a sweet mother's day surprise, she didn't know that was coming. check this out. >> a world tour. >> when? >> with taylor swift. [ laughter ] >> okay. so taylor swift's world tour started just in time for mother's day. one of her dancers decided to share the video of him telling his mom that he got the gig to dance with swift. you can hear the mom very ecstatic screaming. she is so so proud. taylor herself even tweeted out

this video. you can see tears are just streaming down his face. dancing and touring with taylor swift. it's all about the mama. >> good to see hard work pay off. >> there is mama tuss with three of the grandkids. she has five children of her own, eight grandkids. two of those in the picture are mine. another one is my brother's. the two on the corners are mine annabel and june that's ann in the middle with my mom susan. this is her happiness here. she wants nothing but to be surrounded by grandkids. happy mother's day to you, mom. we love you for everything you've done. five kids eight grandkids and maybe more. who knows. >> delightful and joy. >> thank you so much. 9:11 on this mother's day. coming up like something out of the movie twister, this is real

life for folks in the west taking cover from tornadoes. now we're learning one has become deadly. >> a live look outside. same as yesterday like groundhog day. some fog and a little drizzle to start things off. what time amelia says things will clear up and when we'll see the most rain i

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after she said her iphone burst into flames. nbc's george spencer tells us what the girl said happened and how she and her mom are reacting. >> i woke up at the normal time. >> reporter: axest said it was a typical school morning. her iphone 5c clearly damage the top end melted open was tucked in the back pocket of these jeans. before she ever arrived for class, she said that phone burst into flames leaving her with these second degree burns. >> it hurts really bad. >> you're still in pain. >> alexis tells us the phone had been working normally. during her walk, alexis tells us she heard a crackling sound coming from the phone but wasn't until she got here directly across from the school that she said she noticed smoke actually coming from her back pocket and pulled out a phone that was on fire.

>> through it on the ground and started stomping out the fire. >> a crossing guard that saw it happen rushed her to the nurse. >> oh, my god, her pants, the phone. >> for her parents the phone intended to provide peace of mind no longer does. >> we depend on these phones. the same phone i depend on is going to burn my daughter. thank god it wasn't her face. >> apple said they could not comment because the customer had not contacted the company directly. online records state using a third party charger, unauthorized service or tampering would void an iphone warranty. like most her age, alexis still wants a phone but not the iphone 5c. reporting in northeast philadelphia, george spencer, nbc 10 news. wow. severe weather is whipping through southern states. at least one person is dead after this large tornado touched down outside of cisco, texas, yesterday. a local judge said it created five miles of destruction. second tornado hit near wichita falls. people in southern oklahoma face

quarter size hail. forecasters say more heavy rains are on the way today. over in colorado storm chasers captured these incredible pictures of a tornado hit the ground in a rural area near cheyenne. there are no reports of injuries or serious damage. take a look at this one here. a rare moment of nature's fury and beauty all captured at the very same moment. this video of a rainbow appearing just as a tornado spins in the air over colorado. no injuries here but some unforgettable takes to see there. >> you don't see that often. >> definitely not. kind of rare to see a fully formed tornado but to see it with rainbows as well something people in colorado will not forget any time soon. >> i look at video, whenever you go to school visit, talking about severe visit, tornado, hurricane or rainbow -- now here is video. >> that would be great. so today overall not going to be

a bad day because mostly dry for a lot of us. >> exactly. it's going to be humid. you can notice in the picture behind looks like the sun is starting to break out across the area. >> trying to muscle through. >> exactly. start to see breaks of blue in the sky and continue to see increasing sunshine throughout the day today. skies by this afternoon will be partly to mostly sunny. the humidity is here. highs in the low- to mid-80s. it is mainly dry for today. can't rule out an isolated shower to maybe a thundershower during the afternoon and evening hours. should you cancel your plans in no. just know the small risk is there in the forecast. chance of showers and thunderstorms remain in the forecast through tuesday. every day, though should be mainly dry. spring-like weather returns on wednesday. the humidity lower. temperatures cool on into the 70s for highs. right now we're in the 60s and 70s. 69 degrees over in annapolis. 70 degrees in camp springs and 68 at dulles. here is your planner for the rest of today.

11:00 a.m. clouds continuing to break up. temperatures in the mid-70s getting into the afternoon hours 3:00 p.m. temperatures around 84 with a chance of shower or thunderstorm. 7:00 still humid. temperature 79 mainly dry. at 10:00 p.m. it's balmy. temperature around 72 degrees. here is tropical storm ana. it's because of this system that we're having these minor shower and storm chances mainly during our afternoon noticing the fog forming and humid conditions. cold front clears the area tuesday. that's why spring returns on wednesday. here is your future weather 10:00 a.m. still tracking more clouds than sun. getting into the afternoon clouds do start to break up. i think future weather is a little overdone with rain we're seeing here. but again there's that chance in the forecast about a 30% chance. as the sun goes down rain quickly diminishes fog forms overnight tonight. tomorrow morning is another cloudy s's muggy the entire day.

getting into the afternoon hours the clouds break up and it is extremely muggy tomorrow. you think it's soupy now, wait until tomorrow. it's going to feel humid relatively speaking as we make our way into the afternoon hours tomorrow maybe a hit or miss shower or thunderstorm. tomorrow evening as well. a bit of a better chance we're dealing with rain across the area tomorrow and then today. downpour is possible over the mountains. tuesday lower humidity but still warm. a high temperature near 90. hot on tuesday. partly to mostly sunny but a bit of a breeze. it's also breezy on wednesday. look at the temperature difference from the 0 to 75 lower humidity. plenty of sunshine thursday and friday looking spectacular. high temperatures in the low- to mid-70s with plenty of sunshine. on saturday the chance of showers and high temperature of 77 trying to figure out if you can play hookey from work. weather days wednesday through friday. they are looking terrific. >> spring again. >> you got it.

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we have a mother's day scam to tell you about. local police warning moms about participating in facebook posts that list age, birthday weight time of birth. since most people use their information as passwords, security questions, answering the post leaves you vulnerable to hammers. >> it is mother's day. all week we ladies at news 4 have been paying tribute to our moms sharing the lessons they taught us with all of you. now i want to bring you my mother's story. she taught me tough love. many years later i realized i love her for it. >> she was flawless. on her, it looked effortless. to her raising girls was effortless. behind the smile set a lot of sacrifice. >> you pretty much watched your whole world. >> reporter: in 1973 married my father who was in the army stationed in south korea. it was truly love in translation. but no language barrier could

keep my mom from being a masterful communicator. in her house, rules were simple. expectations were high. >> you like something, you do your best. but don't do things wrong or bad. >> for instance, you bring home an a minus. >> one more try and you can make it an a plus. >> like our home made food authentic, always keeping it real while trying to keep us on the right path. >> you were tough on us. >> tough love hurts every time you do that. it hurts mama inside. but you don't see that, you know what i mean, that's the difference. >> we do now. >> that's the difference. >> with a son and daughter of my own, i do. your children become everything. a lot of us, in turn, become moms. for the goff girls, we admit that can be a lot.

>> do you ever see mom show up, the good, the bad, the ugly. >> oh, yeah. >> ask our husbands. >> or my father. no doubt chin is unbreakable. but from the same strong heart also comes softness and sincerity. >> she used to say every parent wishes for their child to be better than they were. everything she did, i believe, was to make us better than she felt she was. >> at 51 -- >> most agree she's a hard one to top. her candor so refreshing, her spirit so alive. her sense of self-worth even in a santa suit perhaps the most important thing she passed on to her daughters. >> it's a confidence thing. she doesn't care what people think about her. she is who she is. i think the world could use a little more of that. >> a little more chin. it can go a long way. >> that's pretty good.

>> pretty good. i think so. >> never lacking in the confidence department. >> when she walked into a room do you know she's there. >> yes. we always have to tell her to turn down the volume. like my sister she doesn't care. always from the beginning even though we talked about the communication thing, you always knew where she stood. you always knew there was a sense of self-worth. when you're raising women, young women and three daughters space shuttle, that was one of the things she wanted to drive home. want you to stand on your own and be proud, proud of who you are. we're very, very grateful to her, even though she was very tough. >> happy mother's day to you as well. >> thank you. coming up metro is having some financial problems. how a worse case scenario could hit you in the pocket.

>> georgia graduation ceremony breaks down after a principal goes on a rant about black

taking a look at top stories, police officers in mississippi mourning two of their own. they arrested a third person for the officer's death. two men and a woman in custody charged with murder and accessory. >> the 20th annual law ride starts an hour from now in honor

of police officers who died on the job. the event kicks off police week with events happening all week long. >> today prince will headline a special rally in baltimore. beginning at 8:00 royal farms arena. today's rally for peace in honor of freddie gray. >> 9:32 we want to get a check on your mother's day forecast. >> let's check in with amelia outside on storm team 4 weather deck. a bit humid outside. >> very humid. you know what it feels like a morning at the beach. cloudiness sunshine trying to make an appearance. humidity is out in full force. a marine layer over us right now, in fact. when we talk about humidity dew point temperatures. when we forecast humid conditions we're looking for a dew point at 65 degrees or higher. this isn't even in the heat of the summer. dew points are right now. washington at 68 degrees, fredericksburg at 71. so it is soupy outside and it

will remain humid through tuesday. looking at the clouds right now, kind of a little ominous. no rain in the clouds in fact break up partly to mostly sunny clouds. here is future weather showing you isolated shower chances as you get into the afternoon and evening hours. more on the workweek trrk coming up in a bit angie and adam. >> thank you. developing news out of switzerland. several people killed in a shooting in northern switzerland. according to police officers responded to gunfire overnight and found several bodies in and around a home. here is the video of crime scene technicians processing the scene there. all those kilds were adults. >> d.c. police looking for a second person they believe took part in two robberies in georgetown. police arrested and charged ellerbe for both robberies. o and 7th street northwest just blocks from the university.

the other on k street northwest near 31st street. officers are looking for a woman in her 20s they say is a suspect in the case. >> prince william county enjoying 20-year low when it comes to crime. police department 2014 crime report showed crime fell 2%. last year marked sixth in a row as overall crime declined. the only one that ticked up aggravated assault rising 37%. arson crimes went up in the county in 2014. d.c. metro getting by quote, paycheck to paycheck right now. they will soon need a bailout from local government. that is according to "washington post." metro up against the clock trying to repay $230 million by june. part of the problem. a federal agency stopped automatically paying metro grand dollars because it questioned how the money was spent. loan stinks may help solve the issue for now. metro officials briefed d.c.

council friday. councilmember jack evans on metro's board. he says he's concerned but not alarmed yet. how often do you get to say this toll prices coming down. easy prices too. we talked to bay bridge about change in maryland toll. as you're about to see there's some excitement. >> yes, yes, that's great. roy is excited. roy lives in stephensville, drives back and forth across the bridge every single day, works in southeast d.c. >> over to d.c. and back. >> roy uses an e-zpass so will save him $2.90, make his commute to and from stephensville much more bearable. >> i've lived there going on 28 years. this the first i've heard of it. that's phenomenal. >> not just bay bridge icc dropping its price. cost $4.40 end to end in rush hour. it will cost $3.86.

>> i'm glad, appreciating what we're getting. >> why the drop in tolls. mayor governor calls it tax relief. >> the governor has been calling for a toll reduction since last year. >> the state also doing away with the monthly $1.50 charge for e-zpass and will increase discount drivers get if they use an e-zpass. >> pretty amazing to think something is coming down, not going up. >> it's unusual. >> hey, residents say they will take it. >> they will. maryland transportation officials say this the first toll decrease in the state in almost 50 years. it is graduation season. we're learning just how much you can earn for that degree. what the highest and lowest paid majors are. >> treasures of american history that end up traded even sold. where they are going, why they are hard to track and why you can't buy

welcome back s parents of high school and college age kids you may want to listen up. new numbers show how valuable that college degree can be. the average difference in lifetime wages of college and high school graduates $1 million. georgetown university of education and workforce crunched those numbers. that's not all. college majors are an even bigger factor. the difference between the highest and lowest paying fields is $3.4 million in a lifetime. almost all of the highest paid majors in the engineering field. humanities degrees are among the lowest paying majors. >> our wednesday's child is a seven-year-old named kai. while he had big you hurdles to get over in his young life he's up for anything someone will show him. a local gymboree with

instructor. >> want to do something? that probably meant i want to do this. no sooner had he said those words than he was ready to pull back up and hang from the bars again. kye was born with down's syndrome and he's finally learning to communicate after neglect. >> diagnoses of down's syndrome he needed additional services. >> those who know kye say he's a wonderful youngster who is finally catching up developmentally. the young child he no doubt had little stimulation or encouragement to develop skills they now see he was capable of. does not have the bubbly personality he has now. >> down the slide. >> expanded his vocabulary so he's receiving speech sunshines.

>> while he's learning lots in school he will no doubt learn more in a home with a living family. here it gymboree he showed off dancing schools as miss vicki filled the room with bubbles. >> if he'sd by love and people he'll grow tremendously. not only with his speech but his community, his school and just growing, developing to a wonderful adult. >> that's what we want for kye. >> love it. if you have room in your home and your heart for kye or another child waiting call the hot line 188 to adopt me or search wednesday's child on nbcwashington.com. news 4 iteam investigating treasures of american history that end up on the auction block. why those valuables could be considered stolen. there is a chance of showers today. amelia

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>> reporter: the most famous people, the most famous building, the most famous address in the nation. everything in or from the white house becomes a piece of history, of valuable keepsake. joe levine knows that better than anyone. >> weighs about 10, 15 pounds. >> his virginia home filled with presidential memorabilia he collects and sells. >> i'm asking $32,000 for that. >> inaugural metals. >> this is brass. this has to be an extraordinarily expensive gift. >> clocks and china, even presidential tie clips. >> i made a nice living through the years selling this other sort of thing, yeah. >> the white house stuff. >> the white house stuff. >> white house handouts memorabilia can be traded and sold, but white house property cannot. brian miller, a former federal investigator spotted this about to be sold at auction. >> we needed to stop the auction right away. >> that should belong to the american taxpayers. >> a white house rocking chair about to be put on the block in

atlanta. it's not just any rocking chair. teddy roosevelt's rocking chair purchased at the turn of the century, last century, kept in t.r.'s white house bedrooms. after he left it remained in other white house bedrooms for 50 years. >> in this case the chair belongs to the u.s. government. >> it does. >> miller, the former inspector general of the gsa dispatched chief investigator to get it back from relatives of a former white house worker. >> took it and restored it and kept it within their family until it was put up for auction in atlanta, georgia, 2012. >> the white house worker thought it was junk, thought it was supposed to be thrown away. >> correct. >> he brought it home. >> yes. >> white house furniture was often given away to friends or taken by the staff. there are two centuries worth of historic white house pieces missing according to historical

association, a private treatment that tracks. they spent $40 million either acquiring or restoring old white house pieces including china from abraham linc, a victorian chair of william mckinley. he says his are gifts, metals and papers given by the white house to the public. rightfully traded. >> the collecting of this tough before ebay was in a rarified group of people. >> levine said if somebody wanted to sell white house property, they would have very little trouble. >> who is policing this? >> no one is policing. >> our investigation found nobody tracking down white house property. as for that teddy roosevelt chair, we checked. the white house has it back. it now sits in a storage room. scott mcfarland, news 4 i-team. at least we know it's safe. >> like raiders of the lost ark.

>> now from people selling things from the white house to people stealing things from the white house. a "washington post" article, the most common things people pilfer from the executive mansion. among them plush towels embossed with the presidential seal from the bathroom. keep going. place card holde small silver spoons and cut glass pieces from the women's bathroom. if you've seen this guy, there is a lookout. caught on camera. >> bandit bob. >> he's three feet. last seen in an overnight diaper. >> he looks happy, like he made out with a stash. >> he did. he took all the white house swag he could. he's a little bit of a hoarder. that was actually during the holidays when they were giving out cookies. >> that's angie's son running away from the white house with all his goods. >> if they are going to give it to you, you've got to take it.

>> that was back in december in the winter. looks like outside we have comparable weather with the clouds we're seeing early this morning on mother's day. >> it's one of those days where you're outside and people don't know meteorologist is right next to you, it's going to rain at any minute now, i know it. these are how clouds are looking, really thick. clouds can't get through them hanging low, on the under side. no rain on storm team 4 radar. it does feel like the beach. the marine layer over us. that's going to burn off as we work our way into the afternoon hours. just like yesterday, partly to mostly sunny. it's muggy, warm traveling today for the most part looking good. you need sunglasses later. exercise know there's that chance of shower or storm in the forecast. but it is quite small. nothing to cancel your plans over. just fine heading out and about warm and humid again. we continue with the summer-like pattern right on through tuesday. temperatures for the most part in the 70s.

now low- to mid-70s. frederick up to 75. washington also at 75. fredericksburg at 74. here is the high temperature in your neighborhood today. 85 for the high in d.c. 84 in culpeper. 82 in henderstown. the best chance of hit or miss showers and storms south of washington. this weather, a large contributor, tropical storm ana. here is the latest on storm team 4 radar, notice scanning the area. no rain in our immediate area but the system down here packing south carolina and north carolina might throw a shower or two our way today and tomorrow afternoon as well. not everybody is going to see rain but the chance is in the forecast. here we are 1:00. notice we're mainly drying notice some sunshine. continue to notice more sunshine as we work our way bought afternoon hours and maybe scattered showers start to form. an outside chancerm. by 9:00 p.m. most if not all of the area is dry. it's still muggy. it's mild. areas of fog develop overnight

tonight. tomorrow morning heading into work dealing with patchy fog. otherwise another dry and cloudy start as we get into the afternoon hours clouds break up. maybe scattered showers and thunderstorms later in the day tomorrow. tuesday hot, high near 90. not as humid. breezy. late day shower or storm. wednesday spectacular, perfect 10 sunny, high of 75 guys. >> taking off the second half. >> thank you, amelia laughing gas not just for the dentist's

you're watching "news 4 today." >> today is a special day for moms especially you new ones out there. >> one hospital trying a new method to make having a baby as fun as possible. maureen kinsler tells us why they are using laughing gas in the delivery room. >> linda nguyen said she found the pain of childbirth no excruciating no yoga breathing or birthing class could make her feel ready. >> it's something you can't be ready for. >> when she delivered her second baby she wanted something like an epidural. >> i wanted to fully experience

the delivery. i knew with an epidural i wasn't going to be able to do that. >> that's when midwives at the medical center suggested she try nitrox oxide or laughing gas, an old anesthetic most people know from the dentist chair not the hospital. new in the united states but commonly used for labor and delivery in europe and canada. >> it's really nice because if you don't like it you can stop and the effects of it stop very quickly prof the director of the mid wife program at the hospital. here she's showing us how women use the nitrous oxide. they take the mask and decide when to breathe in gas. each lasts a minute compared to an epidural which can take hours to wear off. >> it's used during the contraction. when the contraction goes away you stop breathing it the effects wear off.

it's very quick. >> she says nitrous oxide not circulated through the bloodstream so no effect on the baby. women seem to have different reactions to it. most describe it as a relief or sense of calm. linda says it helps her lighten the mood during a stressful situation. >> i was a little silly, i would say, in using it. my partner reminds me of some of the jokes i made during delivery. >> the best part though when her baby girl was born linda said she was alert and ready to hold her. >> jus something, i think, minimally invasive but also really effective is just nice for a woman. >> door eveneenreen gentzler "news 4 today." a shooting we've been following all morning. >> what investigators are piecing together about what happened when officers responded

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9:59 on this sunday morning. happy mother's day to all the moms out there. welcome to "news 4 today." >> i'm adam tuss. >> i'm angie goff. glad you can join us early.

outside looks like it's trying little peeks of blue. >> human start to the day but amelia tells us it will make it out, right, amelia? >> yes. more and more sunshine across the area. by this afternoon, skies partly cloudy skies. satellite and radar not tracking any rain in our area right now. notice the most cloudiness around d.c. metro area south through northern and southern maryland. more breaks in the cloud cover back to the west in the mountains in west virginia. you're into full sunshine there, kind of that easy sky over the district with temperatures 75 tracking fog this morning. that is no longer an issue right now. highs will be low- to mid-80s in