rising and uncomfortably hot. right now, we've got a partly cloudy sky. live view from our camera. right now, a mild 71 in washington down in the mid 60s. rest of those at 70 degrees and we're in the mid to upper 60s just about everywhere else in the region. humidity is still kind of high. here are where the neighborhoods will be hottest today. right in washington right around 90 degrees and around fredericksburg over to culpepper and up around 90 degrees. panhandle of west virginia up near the pennsylvania border upper 70s to near 80 degrees. next weather and traffic on the 1s coming up at 6:11. weatherwise, it looks pretty good but not on the roads now. 270 southbound we have

chopper 4 over the scene now. this is a southbound problem at montrose road and just as chopper got there, things looked like they were clearing out. that's great. 20i7 south, a picture here from our traffic camera looking a heck of a lot better than it did earlier. branch avenue at surratts road still have that crash. that's the slowest spot probably in prince george's county otherwise looking pretty typical as you looked in the map. up open the map. 395 actually looking pretty good moving right along and at 6:11 i'll have some travel times for you. 6:01 your time now. metro mess has many of you worried about getting to work this morning. major problems on both sides of your metro commute made for a long day yesterday. this was megan mcgrath live

outside the center right now. >> reporter: commuters on metro hoping for a much better day today and actually things are back to normal here at metro center. a little bit after 5:00 this morning, take a look at this video. they have reopened the station. they had big problems here last night. there was a power outage just as the wizards game was letting out. power outage they actually had to close down the metro center station and they had to do some repair work overnight, getting things back up and running. metro center reopened this morning, but boy, did metro have a rough day yesterday. from the beginning of the commute all the way through the evening hours, just a variety of problems at a variety of different spots, affecting the orange blue and silver lines. it was a real mess particularly in the morning. they had some issues with smoke and one of the tunnels between foggy bottom and rosalyn. they suspended service during

the height of rush hour yesterday morning. we had packed platforms and stations. a lot of frustrated commuters. this morning, folks are saying they are not noticing any problems. it's so far, so good. >> it went well no problems. normal commute. >> any signs you know alerting people of anything? >> no. >> totally normal? >> totally normal. >> reporter: and metro did issue an apology on their website. they said please know that the actions taken this morning were with your safety as our highest priority despite the fact that there was no significant smoke in any station. we'll be continuing to keep an eye on the rush hour commute here this morning and bring you the very latest and let you know how things going. new footage into the live desk after another big earthquake rocks nepal. take a look. this was posted on twitter. you can actually hear people shouting and screaming. video we've gone through all

morning also shows a lot of panic in the streets. the 7.3 earthquake killed at least four people. several others are hurt and the tremor hit near mount everest we know and sense then at least six earthquakes of magnitude 5.0 or higher have followed. now, this all is happening less than a month after that massive trem bler hit and killed 8,000 people. today, we'll have a closer look at how former virginia governor bob mcdonnell plans to fight his corruption conviction. lawyers will face off in front. a three-judge panel in federal court starting at 9:30. that is expected to last about an hour. make sure to follow us on twitter. mcdonnell was sentenced to two years in prison for trading

political influence for more than $165,000 in gifts. a decision could take weeks. montgomery county police say they know how a killer got into a well-known rockville couple's home. dick and jodi vilardo were found dead in their home on mother's day. the window latch may not have been locked. police have not said whether they believe the couple was targeted or victims of a random act. lawyers for four of the six accused gang members on trial for killing a virginia volunteer police officer asked the judge to declare a mistrial. the group is charge with killing him last february. yesterday, the fbi ago told the court that one of the defendants obtained a list of jurors. that person allegedly contacted at least one of the jurors relatives. we'll find out if the judge declares that mistrial shortly after court resumes at 8:30 this morning. doctors of a patient at the

university of virginia medical center tested negative for the ebola virus. the patient recently returned from west africa. the wizards have at least two more games to play if they want to move on to the nba playoffs. they lost last night. wizards star john wall was off today. not clear if we will play tomorrow's game in atlanta. putting those popular suvs to the test. new crash tests out overnight show how -- they will show you which ones are the safety for your you and your families and which models could use improvements. they promise to cut down on your commute if you are willing to pay a toll. how the express lanes are also helping you out even if you never use them. pleasant conditions outside this morning as you look live at

national harbor. they won't stay that way for long. what you can expect on your way to and from work with your commut

95 and 495 express lanes are giving you a lot better drive to work. researchers looked at the lane impact on traffic and they found if you use the regular lanes, you are also taking shorter trips and getting home faster than you did before. today, a maryland teenager will become the youngest mayor in the state's history. he is too young to buy beer but brandon paulen will soon be running the down of indian head. it's home to 4,000 people. the ceremony is set for 7:00

tomorrow night at the town hall. how about that sun behind us heating things up? >> it's a balmy morning. we're in the 60s, near 70 degrees. great weather for the commute, morning, midday, and afternoon green lights. you'll notice some of of the roads are still drying. lots of sun. you'll need the ac on. it will be up near 90 degrees later this afternoon. roller coaster temperatures over the next seven days coming up next weather and traffic on the ones at 6:21. melissa has an update on a new crash. buckeys town pike at 270, and gw parkway southbound at the key bridge another new crash

there. it doesn't look like it's flowing things too badly on our maps. travel times, 270 south not so bad, outer loop also looking pretty good. the problem at 270 south and montrose looks pretty much cleared out of the way. 66 no problems and i'll see you in ten minutes. police say they flunked their field sobriety tests. why several accused drunk drivers will not face punishment in fairfax county. plus he sparked outrage for his white appreciation day

new front crash test results are in and apparently a lot of 2015 mid sized suvs didn't do all that great. only three out of seven mid sized suvs passed the test. the nissan murano and jeep wranger four-door each picked up ratings as the top safety picks.

the woers performer was the dodge journey. we are in the process of putting these results on the nabs washington page so that you can take a closer look at them. in baltimore, new challenges to the curfew that took place after violent protests last month. baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings ordered the curfew for five days. there's now a program for people in baltimore who lost homes and businesses, the u.s. small business administration is providing small interest loans. the loans are for buildings that were burned or destroyed in the protests two weeks ago. governor larry hogan is expected to sign new bills about police accountability into law today. one of the bills is about police

body cameras. it will put a group in charge of developing a policy for those cameras to deal with privacy concerns and those other sorts of issues. another bill requires police to tell the governor's office about deaths in police custody. those bills were approved before freddie gray's death and the protests last month. four dui cases in fairfax county have been thrown out because of problems with the patrol car video. it's an update to a story you saw here first. take a look at the dashcam video. an officer pulled over a man for a field sobriety test. there is no audio on the recording and the officer conducted the test off camera. the man who was pulled over said he was shocked when the officer handcuffed him last december. >> i was speaking properly. i wasn't falling, you know and i did all the field sobriety tests well. i completed them well. so basically at that point it was my word against his and i had nothing to show. >> if you are not going to utilize the equipment, then you

are effectively putting yourself as an officer at risk. >> the man's lawyer says three similar stops were conducted by the same officer and a judge threw out those cases as well. a police spokesman said while officers are urged to get video of field sobriety tests, it's not required. today, we're expected to learn whether a wisconsin police officer will face charges for shooting an unarmed man. officer matt kinney shot 19-year-old tony robinson at an apartment in march after robinson attacked him. that shooting sparked several nonviolent protests. opsy this morning on a 19-year-old who died in the back of a police transport van in indiana. that man was arrested south of indianapolis on sunday. police say a nurse saw the man after he was booked and asked officers to take him to the hospital yesterday. investigators say the man was able to walk into that van on his own but was found

unconscious when arrived at the hospital. a d.c. rabbi who secretly recorded dozens of women in a ritual bath wants community service instead of prison time. his attorney filed a motion saying putting his client in jail isn't necessary. he pled guilty to 52 counts of voyeurism. each count carries up to a year sentence. he will be sentenced on friday. we're following a developing story out of northern california right now. two men were shot and another hurt a block away from the university of california santa barbara. we're told all three are in the hospital now. police believe one of them is their suspect. right now, detectives are calling this a domestic dispute. right now, secretary of state john kerry is in russia ahead of his meeting with president vladimir putin. there is skepticism about what can come from this meeting. the state department says it's important to keep lines of

communication open with russia's senior decision maker. the number of americans who don't belong to a particular religion is growing. we're going through the results of a new survey released overnight. it found that 56 million americans don't have a specific religion. that's about 23%. just over 70% of people say they are christian. that's down from almost 80% in 2007. about 46% of americans identify as prot test tant. the owner of a colorado barbecue join is feeling the eat is feeling the heat after offering a discount to white customers only for white appreciation day. the promotion quickly went viral and a lot of people were outraged. he says everyone will get that discount. your time now on that tuesday morning. that's a live picture back

there. >> an indication of what's to come. storm team meteorologist tom keeren is here. >> all around the region this morning, we've got breaks in the clouds live view from our tower camera and for the morning hours, some clouds coming and going. and by noontime it's going to be sunny just about everywhere and for the rest of the afternoon as well. as the sun climbs we'll have a blustery wind down sloping down the mountains and will warm up about 20 degrees from where we are right now. we're in the mid 60s in the nearby suburbs. 8:00 just about everywhere the low 70s, by noon, jumping into the low to mid 80s. hot for your lunch hour then during the afternoon, hovering near 90 degrees around the metro area. a little bit cooler to our north

and west. roller coaster back down to the 50s tomorrow morning. afternoon highs on wednesday, low 70s. blustery winds. chilly thursday morning, the 40s. afternoon highs just low 70s. again, so quite a change from today and we'll have lots of sunshine. then on friday partly sunny, 50s in the morning, afternoon highs into the mid 70s and still not very humid. then turning more humid for the week. roller coaster right back up again into the 80s on saturday and again on sunday and both afternoons we might get a passing thundershower and partly sunny monday right up around 80 degrees. next weather and traffic on the 1s your bus stop forecast on this tuesday morning. melissa has some issues this morning. what's going on now? >> 123 north bound at fairfax county parkway, you can see it's blocking a lane. it's off to a shoulder right now.

it does not look like it's slowing things too much at this point. 66 don't have any problems. 270, your problem buckey's town pike one southbound lane is blocked. you are slow the top of 270 as you are coming out of frederick southbound. and branch avenue at surratts it's a three-car crash. right now, headed on the inner loop of the beltway, come down for us in the next several minutes. see you then. officials in van, texas, say no one is missing after a deadly tornado tore through that town. it killed two people and destroyed more than 120 homes. a lot of people are cleaning up the damage. and today, volunteers are handing out food and supplies. recovering this morning after carbon mondayo cand -- monoxide

equipment. without proper ventilation. the county council will consider a new bill requiring annual inspections for nearly all rental units. the bill requires county reviews of large rent increases as well. landlords will have to offer the option of renewing a lease tor two years instead of one. and rental data is to be placed on line. we now know where the president's library will be chicago. nbc news has confirmed that the barack obama foundation will make that announcement later today. it's a decision that was made final after some pretty heavy competition from the state of hawaii. the library will be built at the

university of chicago. that is where the preds taught -- president taught law. you can find these presidential libraries everywhere across the country. law enforcement officials will be remembering officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. it's one of dozens events marking national police week here in the district. a candelight vigil will be held tomorrow night at 8:00 in northwest d.c. to honor those fallen heroes. the names of two local officers were added to the washington area law enforcement memorial yesterday. 6:26 now, our favorite giant panda cub is growing and she's playing in her own yard. take a look. here's bao bao as we release this video. she's just adorable. she keeps on playing. the zookeeper says she likes to rest and play in a maple tree.

that's normal panda behavior. she can also play in a water fall and pool to keep her school this morning. now the zookeeper has inseminated her mother. you can see all three pandas rotating through the exhibit. tweaking the plan to improve your commute, out v dot hopes to lessen lessen. we have breaking news out of nepal where a powerful 7.3 magnitude earth quick has hit overnight claiming more lives. what we're learning about conditions there next.

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we have breaking news right now at 6:30. at least four people have been killed and another major earthquake in nepal. a little more than two hours ago, a 7.3 magnitude quake hit a remote region near the chinese border. at least four people have died but that number is expected to

rise. this quake comes less than 3 weeks after that massive tremor that killed more than 8,100 people. we're monitoring the situation in nepal and we'll bring you an update in 15 minutes. here at home we're bracing for the hottest day of the year so far. that is our hash tag for the day. we're already seeing temperatures in the 70s here in d.c. and the temperatures are expected to quickly climb. you are already seeing the signs for a really hot day. >> it's really more like a morning in july, not in mid may as our temperatures around the metro area are hovering in the low 70s right inside the beltway and right near the bay. it's in the upper 60s. farther outside the beltway we're in the upper 60s, prince george's and the rest of fairfax, virginia many places are in the 60s, near 70 degrees. at the bus top, you'll be comfortable in the 60s and 70s between 7:00 and 8:00 and the winds will pick up between 8:00

and 9:00. temperatures will jump into the 70s by then and we'll get increasing sunshine as well. next weather and traffic at the 1s. a look at what to wear forecast ahead as we have these hot temperatures moving on in. melissa, this morning, we've had a couple of crashes and we've got something going on now. we've had a couple of crashes and this is what i wanted to update you on. we're talking about branch avenue at surratts road. the left lane is closed. we're talking about two miles northbound instead of those three mile backups that we were seeing earlier. taking a look at 95 headed into town no real problems until you hit dale city, then you get slow crossing the bridge. southbound you are find. remember to listen to our friends at wtop when you hop in your car this morning. a little bit slow into manassas.

chopper was over a crash over fairfax county parkway. it looks like that's cleared. buckey's town pike one lane blocked. it is 6:32. we're learning new details to an update for a plan to make your commute easier on 66. new tolls and more lanes could be coming to the highway between hey market and the beltway. kristen wright is on with more on the changes. >> reporter: this morning, we are finding out a little bit more. the plan has been revised and so fewer homes will be lost because of the project. right now, we're driving on interstate 66 east. we are just past the fairfax county parkway. traffic starting to pick up of course 6:30 in the morning. that's what this whole project

is about. v dot's plan to ease congestion is to widen the 25-mile stretch between the beltway and route 15 and haymarket and add toll lanes. the latest plan announced last night reduces that number to 18 at most. wtop is reporting that. from 35 to 18. v dot says they were able to make some adjustments to the project and they do say that more changes are likely and that this is just the beginning. v dot is telling us that they would like to hear from people. public hearings are scheduled for the end of may, swl the beginning of june. if you go to our website or the nbc washington app, we have those dates and locations for you. also in virginia you can expect a lot of construction on another road many of you use to get to work. take a look at this scene. this is a crew at route 28 yesterday. they kick off a series of

improvement projects. you'll see construction in louden fairfax, and prince william counties for the next two years. today, a judge will hear final arguments in the john hinckley case. he will learn if he can leave a mental health facility. a couple accused of stabbing two people in northern virginia will be in court today. andrew and alecia schumhl are both lawyers. the prosecutors called it a torture session. the hearing is this afternoon. two men are accused of luring two girls away from school. they promised the girls drugs and alcohol and had sex with

them. 27-year-old julio velazquez is charged with rape. he and another man picked up the girls. this happened last month at the virginia lodge motel on route 1 in the alexanderia section of fairfax county. today, several d.c. council members will denounce the proposed pepco merger. critics say the merger would raise your power bill. today, mary cheh and another member will speak at 9:00 this morning at the wilson building. exe lon says the merger will increase reliability for

customers. redskins -- the mayor has been advised to start using the name to show good faith with skins owner inside -- >> a lot of people are offended by the name and have come to the view that the name should change. my job as the mayor of the district of columbia is to look at economic development opportunities wherever they may be. >> many consider the team's name a racial slur. last year bowser signed a d.c. council resolution calling for the team to change its name. trying to put a rough day on the rails behind them. metro's message to riders left stranded on monday and what we're learning about the commute this morning. we're already seeing temperatures in the 70s in fairfax coin as you take a live look at the dulles toll road in

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if you use capital bike share to get around you know it can be difficult to park your bike during the morning rush. now, there may be a solution to this problem. according to the washington post bike share is inducing a corral service. employees will be stationed at the foggy bottom and metro center. this is available from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. during that morning rush. groundbreaking for the$1.3

billion project. the mayor and a delegate will be there this morning. the project will create $8,000 jobs. it will bring in $40 million in property taxes every year. it's 6:41. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. we're talking heat and humidity in the middle of may. >> technically it is still spring here. tom is here with what you can expect today. temperatures are up. dress accordingly like this young lady go sleeveless or sleeveless short sleeves and shorts today. sunglasses as well. your headlines for this too hot tuesday, a mild morning, hot afternoon, and big changes the rest of the week. next weather and traffic coming

in on the 1s. what's happening on the commute? >> >>n two new problems. canal and the whitehurst freeway right lane blocked. that's a disabled vehicle. take a look at travel times, 270 south to the beltway, german town to the beltway, you are about ten thrins there. taking a look at virginia now, 66 inen pound, that's going to run you 17 minutes and 95 north quantico to the beltway that's going to take you 37. listen to wtop when you hop in your car for the latest for traffic. we've seen the video. kids dodging cars while getting on or off the school bus. now the news 4 i-team is digging into the problem we're seeing around here. the most dangerous stops they found in our area. breaking news right now in

nepal where another powerful earth quick has hit the region sending people scrambling in the streets in fear. what we're learning about the casualties after a

first out of nepal, where a powerful earthquake hit

overnight. angie goff is gathering new numbers on the casualties at the live desk. we're keeping an eye on metro for you after the worst day for the transit agency in recent memory left thousands of riders stranded after numerous problems on monday. tom is helping you get ready for the hottest day of the year. >> it's a balmy and breezy morning now. temperatures in the 60s. we'll be in the low 70s by noontime. and in the afternoon, it will jump into the 80s. mostly sunny noor the rest of the afternoon. we'll be up near 90 degrees. two biggest problems first one, inbound canal road here right at whitehurst freeway have the right lane blocked because of a disabled vehicle. take a look at this. old columbia pike at briggs chaney road. lanes blocked with a crash with injury. we know a lot of you are

anxious about your commute today. metro is trying to rebound from a pretty rough day with a number of problems throughout the day yesterday. news 4 is live outside the metro center station which is back open this morning. megan. >> reporter: well, yeah a lot of people who ride metro hoping that things are going to go better today than they did yesterday, and so far it's looking good. we're here at metro center where a little after 5:00 this morning, they opened the gates and they got back to normal service. take a look at this video. this was shot a short time ago inside the metro center station. trains coming and going. people doing their normal thing and they say that everything really does appear to be back to normal here this morning. no problems to report. that however, was not the case last night. metro center was closed for a time because they had a power outage. this happened at a really terrible time just as the wizards game was letting out, so people had to detour to other stations and make other arrangements as the station was completely closed and that was just the icing on the cake of a

really bad day for metro. we had a terrible morning rush hour commute. they had problems with smoke in a tunnel between foggy bottom and ross lynn. they shut down service on the orange blue and silver lines through this section as a result of those problems and that was the case for several hours and so people got stranded. there were crowded platforms, stations a lot of people had to jump on these shuttle buses, which were very crowded. it made for a long and very unpleasant commute for a lot of people. the hope is that things will go better today. we'll keep an eye on it. but so far, so good. back to you guys in the studio. megan, thank you. angie goff here at the live desk. death toll rising after another big quake rocks nepal. we have now confirmed 16 people are dead. we want to go to the video now and show you what we're seeing. people breaking down in the streets. too scared to go inside anywhere. the 7.3 quake more than 330 people hurt actually we're

getting that number in my ear right now. the 7.3 quake actually rocked the area the epicenter was near mount everest near the china border. reports that shaking could be felt in india. some serious landslides are following the tremor. six quakes of magnitude 5 or higher have hit right after. we'll continue to follow this. it is now 6:49 this morning. lawyers for former virginia governor bob mcdonnell head to federal court to fight his corruption conviction. you want to follow julie carrey on twitter. he was sentenced to two years in prison for trading political influence for more than $165,000 in gifts. montgomery county police say

they know how a killer got into a well-known rockville couple's home. the killer snuck in through an open window. the window of any broken but the latch may not have been lock. dick and jodi vilardo were found dead on mothers day. police haven't said whether the couple was targeted or the victims of a random act. lawyers for four of the six accused gak members -- gang members on trial asked the judge to declare a mistrial. that group is charge with killing kevin quick in february. yesterday, an fbi agent told one of the defendants got a list of jurors and that person contacted one of the jurors's relatives. we'll find out. a patient recently returned from west africa. doctors at the university of virginia medical center in charlottesville says the patient does not have the ebola virus. the person was admitted to the

hospital and placed in quarantine as a precaution on sunday. the coffee chain has a new size for you. a lot of people gave up those big coffee drinks because of the calories and the price. >> unfortunately, i am not one of them. starbucks is rolling out a mini frappucino. the ten--ounce drink has 120 calories and 24 grams of sugar if you don't add the whipped cream. the small frappucino or tall version has 186 calories. the mini will cost about 30 cents less. i can never get enough starbucks myself. >> a mini one whets your appetite and you want more. >> it's like teasing you. it could be make or break for the wizards in atlanta tomorrow night. the team lost to the hawks yesterday. each team now has two wins in their playoff series. we're watching the john wall

situation closely yesterday. we're not clear whether he will play tomorrow night either. he has five fractures in his wrist and hand. we're missing him. >> yeah. >> hi tom. it's hot outside. >> not quite yet. >> but it's coming. >> it will get there. >> some like it hot. which is a great movie, billy wilder movie if you haven't seen it. there is the sun rising in our sky this morning, and it is going to be cooking us later today. it will be cooking your car. the interior car will be roasting my noontime. the average day for a 90-day in d.c. is may 19th. we're ahead of that. the pollen count is much lower than last week but it is still in the high range for trees but it's only about a tenth of what it was a week ago. enough pollen to make a pollen

angel posted by terry on twitter yesterday. it's pleasant and still rather humid. as the day goes on the humidity will be dropping the winds will be increasing. as the wind down slopes from the mountains, that compresses the area and makes temperatures hotter. from our west we have a few clouds coming through. we'll have them in and out through the morning. the rest of the afternoon, a blustery win gusting around 25 miles per hour coming in out of the west and temperatures by then will quickly jump from the 80s noontime to near 90 by late afternoon. keep up with the temperatures where you are with a storm team 4 weather april on your mobile device. we'll plunge down to the 50s tomorrow morning. lower humidity and sunshine delightful on thursday friday high 70s. heat and humidity return for the weekend. chance for afternoon storms saturday and sunday. now melissa is here.

right now, not so bad. 66 eastbound, no major problems for the first 4 traffic tracker. looking pretty good for us right now. 66 a look from above with the volume it's looking pretty light. whole picture of the beltway, slowest spot is the top. boind canal road at whitehurst freeway we have the right lane blocked here. old columbia pike at old cheney road still blocked one lane. don't have any problems. 95 looking pretty typical and 270 is slow all the way from frederick down to the spur. 6:45. a review by the news 4 i team reveals more than 22 drivers in our area have been charged with ignoring stopped school buses. that's just in the past three years. the i-team put cameras at three

of the busiest school bus stops in our area. at each of those stops, our camera caught drivers bypassing the stop signs on those buses even as children were standing or walking nearby. >> the bus, did you see the sign? >> i see it. yeah. >> you kept going because they kept going? >> well i know that was wrong. >> some numbers for you here. between 2011 and '13 more than 800 drivers were cited in arlington and fairfax. most of that tickets in fairfax county. between 2012 and 2014 almost 950 drivers were cited in prince george's and montgomery counties. we'll break down tom brady and the patriots appeals for deflate deflategate as soon as they are official and that could happen today. an independent investigation says two team employees under inflated nearly a dozen footballs. the nfl suspended brady without pay. they gave the patriots a $1

million fine and took away two draft picks, including the first draft pick. coming up on the "today" show nbc bob costas will tell us how else they are fighting back today. four things to know before you head out the door. only three out of seven mid sized 2015 suvs passed the latest crash test. the nissan murano was a top safety pick. tolls and more lanes could be coming to i-66. we've put what you can do to weigh in on the plan on nbc washington.com. metro center station is back open after being shut down after a power outage last night. keep your nbc washington app handy for any changes on your morning commute. breaking news another major earthquake hits nepal less than three weeks after that massive tremor that killed more than 8,100 people. we've learned 19 people have

died today and that number is rising. go sleeveless temperatures by to near 90 by mid afternoon. that is the broadcast this morning.

good morning. breaking news. another major earthquake strikes nepal. the magnitude 7.3 just weeks after the one that killed thousands reports of death and extensive new damage coming in. ridiculous. tom brady's agent blasts the nfl over the four-game suspension over deflategate. are the patriots ready to go to war? bob costas weighs in. self-defense? the man who shot at george zimmerman saying he only did it because he felt threatened. we'll hear from both sides. and going, going, gone. the picasso that smashed the