stretch of weather. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun. temperatures are slowly rising. chuck, this is the kind of weather even snow lovers got to like. >> i'm a snow lover and i'm very excited about how mild it will be this week after a long cold couple of months around here. and a cold start this morning. dry weather has moved in and a very new springlike pattern will bring temperatures will 10 degrees warmer than average today. and 20 degrees warmer starting tomorrow on into the middle of the week. to now, though, layer up. it is a cold monday morning. 5 in charles town, west virginia, 33 will culpeper, 37 in forestville and capitol heights. hour by hour planner for today, temperatures upper 20s to low and mid-30s out the door this morning. we'll rise into the upper 50s and low 60s today. and as i said, that's the tip of the row verbial iceberg? i have to come up with something also. tip of the somethin

here's traffic. looks pretty good for you so far. if you're traveling on the beltway, south of river road, things are moving along quite well going around the curve there, you can see the inner and outer loop moving toward the american legion bridge no problems so far this morning. we still have some construction on southbound 95 this maryland, the ramp to the outer loop, that work zone causing some very minor delays. not even worth thinking about having a detour for you this morning. and then if you're traveling there virginia or to maryland across the woodrow wilson bridge, everything moving quite well, the taillights are headed this to maryland toward national harbor and of course headlights headed to virginia. no delays here yet. i think i was born to be married. i was the happiest girl in the world when i became we. >> so nancy, let me say thank you for all you do. thank you for your love. and thank you for just being you. >> nice moment there. this morning we're remembering the life and legacy

reagan. she died yesterday at the achblg age of 94. one of the most remarkable things was her unbreakable bond with her husband. it's hard to overstate just how much she influenced ronald reagan and his presidency. she also helped pave the way for future first ladies to take a more central roles timer's and e two of the main causes she championed. she passed away from heart failure at her home in los angeles. mrs. reagan will be laid to rest next to her husband at the ronald reagan presidential library in california. full details on the funeral have not been released yet, but the about public will be allowed to pay its respect before her final burial. this morning president obama and the first lady are remembering the invaluable advice nancy reagan gave them upon arriving at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. the obamas said mrs. reagan once said nothing could prepare you for living in the white house. but we had a head start because we were fortunate

the statement went on to say our former first lady redefined the role in her time here. the relationship between ronald reagan and nancy started in hollywood and eventually ended up in the white house. we have a photo gallery of nancy reagan through the years and we also have more details on her early career as an actress. search nancy reagan on the nbc washington app. it is raining lead in flint. and the state is dare elect in not coming forward. >> his dereliction of duty was irresponsible.dare elect in not coming forward. >> his dereliction of duty was irresponsible. he should resign. >> both called for michigan's governor to step down because of how he's handled the lead water contamination in flint. that water crisis dominated much of the debate last night even though the candidates agreed, they sparred on other issues like the 2008 auto industry

voting against the bailout. sanders responded by criticizing the former secretary of state for accepting money to speak to financial industry groups. michigan's primary set for tuesday. yesterday sanders won the caucus in maine. coming up later, tracie potts digs into whether that win this hawaiian wi in maine will make a dent in clinton's lead. learn building two dead after a double stabbing in landover. police right the now on the scene in the 3100 block of 75th avenue. this is near the landover metro station. police got the call about a stabbing just before #:00 a.m. we have learned the victims, both women, police are working right now to try to establish a motive and get a suspect description together. derrick ward is headed to the scene there and will bring us more information as soon as it becomes av

18-year-old mother are missing. prince george's county police want your help to find them. take a look at these pictures. that is the 11 month old on the left side and her mother is on the right. they were with the baby's grandmother this weekend when the grandmother went in on a store and when she came back out, they were no longer insides car. police say they do not suspect foul play. there is ground breaking for a few hospital in our area came p montgomery county leaders say the new washington adventist hospital is part of a bigger plan to improve public health and create new jobs. ground breaking is happening in silver spring this morning. if you live in d.c., arlington or parts of fairfax county, you may though that your water will start to smell a little funny. it may smell like chlorine in fact. today is the first day of the annual spring cleaning evof the water system and authorities are saying they are flushing it out

quality. they will monitor chlorine levels to make sure all the water is safe. but there are things you can do to get rid of the smell. run the tap water for two minutes or also refridge trait refridge trait it. how you should dress for the morning commute and whether you will need the coat this afternoon. thremetro's general manager addressing major problems. the new plan to make your ride safer. and the bus stop shooting has neighbors on edge and worried about their safety. what we're finng out about the di

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metro's new general manager is reveal something hard truths about the transit system. after 90 days on the job, paul wiedefeld is outlining his plan to improve safety and service. in that letter, wiedefeld says there is an inconsistent commitment to safety. he also says more ambitus

improvements are needed to apply the brakes to a five year downward slide in ridership. later today wiedefeld will speak at the national press club where he will address his improvement plan. we've also posted his entire letter on the nbc washington app. just search metro. 5:10. and looks like our rain chances are trying up. >> yeah, finally a chance to get the car washed and drive a clean car for most if not all of the week ahead. so send the kid out to the driveway with a hose. skies are mostly cloudy, there are hints of fog out there. nothing all that thick. visibility generally four miles in frederick, six in martinsburg. but there are some pockets on us there with a little bit of fog. for your commute, a cold start and cold ride in. temperatures in the low to mid-30s early this morning. so you will need your winter coat one more morning, but turningic

temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. and if you're traveling locally, in problem. regionally raleigh to boston, no problem. nationally the only delays today, sip sin, st. louis, san francisco, l.a. and seattle. we are looking at our weekend forecast, between he sdid he sa yes, i did, in ten minutes. if you're traveling in to the district moving along quite well in the southeast/southwest freeway. all the bridge crossings, no problems. d.c. 295, i-295, crystal clear. so that is good if you are making that trip. if you are in the district already, new york avenue right at the top of the 3rd street tunnel, you can see traffic moving freely coming out of the tunnel from the southeast/southwest freeway. no issues here. and on i-66 from manassas to gainesville, centreville, fairfax all the way down to the beltway, everything moving at posted speeds. don't forget when you hop in your car, tune

for traffic updates. developing right now, a new threat from north korea. the dangerous new words against the united states as military drills bring more a

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just released picture of a suspect in a shooting that left a prominent idaho church pastor critically wounded. the shooting happened just a day after pastor remington of the altar church delivered the invocation at a cam main rally for republican presidential candidate ted cruz. police believe 30-year-old kyle otum is the gunman. we've learned there is also surveillance video of a man waiting outside the chernurch i silver c silver car. take g

under way after a sunday afternoon came to a halt when there was a shooting at a bus stop in southeast. this happened a naylor road near alabama avenue. megan mcgrath is live this morning with reaction from the community there. >> reporter: good morning. this happened in the middle of the day. broad daylight. you can see behind me here the bus stop where it happened. the shattered glass, the police tape is still up. now, shots rang out right around 1:30 in the afternoon. two people, a man and a woman, were hit by bullets in that hail of gun tire. the amc commissioner for the area, paul transom, we spoke to him yesterday and he says that this type of brazen daytime shooting is just outrageous and unacceptable. >> we're going to have someone to have the audacity to come out in broad daylight and

people. >> reporter: and police are looking for a green honda orde r odyssey that may have been involved. the woman has died. the second victim shot in the lower body but still alive. anyone with information, call investigators. developing right now, new threats from north korea against both south korea and the u.s. after several recent threats, the u.s. military agreed to help south korea develop a police still defense system. it appears this new threat is in response to that. the united nations issued new sanctions against north korea for a test missile launch and nuclear test earlier this year. happening today, a final farewell for officer ashley guindon. people in western massachusetts will pay their final respects at a funeral today. gu

of duty on her first night on the street. she was born in spring field, mass. her body was flown there last week. and the fairfax county police holding a blood thrive today for the other two officers shot. they are still recovering in the hospital. the blood drive will be at inova fairfax hospital at 10:30 this morning. you can't forget the images in baltimore. and the cvs is now back open. it went through major repairs and renovations after it burned to the ground just after a year ago. a man later pleaded guilty onseting it on fire. a different cvs also destroyed in the violence opened up last month. jury selection will begin in the murder trial of williams and washington, the co-defendants are accused of helping in the 2013 murder of a hotel bar manager. jesse chavez was shot and killed after he tried to stop a man o

prosecutors say williams drove the getaway car and washington was the lookout. the man who shot chavez is serving life in prison. one man dead and several others hurt after a violent cry supreme in new york over the weekend. james dillon went on a crime spree starting around 11:30 in the morning when he slashed the neck and face of a woman who lived next door to him. less than four hours later, till lon stabbed the owner of a liquor store and then set him on fire. he sprayed another man with fire accelerant before police were able to catch up with him and then dylan sprayed the officers before he was shot seven times. he's now in the hospital under psychiatric treatment. it's 5:19. right now a parade of pacific storms continue to drench california with some much needed rain. this week the higher elevations will also see significant amounts of snow pileup. over the weekend, the rain caused flooding up and

state. and a woman died when the car she was in attempted to driver through the high water. officials reported more than a dozen mudslides as well as downed trees. the thing that makes bennett famous is making it a might mayor. you take a look. the city's canals are flooding. people are wading through water almost up to their nears. venice humunicipal officials sa high tides caused the problems. yikes. makes that vacation always less fun. well, everybody needs a little relaxation every thousand and then. >> that's right. but this one takes to a whole new level. check it out, a beer themed spa in oregon is getting some major attention. it is called hop in the spa. get it? beer infused spa treatments includes body wraps, they have a beer body wrap or a hot boat

something called a micro brew soak. >> so why? to they think there is something in beer that helps? >> apparently overseas they said that it helps with the cleanliness of the skin as well as your texture. but no studies have confirmed this. >> all right. the time is 5:21. and i know chuck, you're already talking about the weekend, but it's only monday. >> that's right. always looking at the weekend. and i can assume up the reason people like that spa there two words from homer simpson. umm, beer. that's what he always said. the solution to everything. outside this morning, mostly cloudy skies. and areas of fog around first thing. nothing all that thick, we don't have any advisories for it. just watch out if you're driving near some of the rural areas. could be a little touch of fog from time to time. but on the whole, the weather is not going to have any impact on your plans at all. this morning

you can get out and at that time dog for a walk no problem. this afternoon breaks of sunshine, temperatures about ten degrees warmer today than yesterday. and early this evening, sun down around 6:30, cool, tdry, no weather hesitations whatsoever. outside a chill here early this morning. 36 now at dulles and reston, 30 in manassas, 32 in springfield and newington, 36 down in clip clinton and brandy wine. so this morning temperatures throw to mid-30s how. into the low 40s by 9:00. so still chilly. turning mild, by 11:00, 54. and the rest of the afternoon a fair amount of cloud cover around. could be a little breezy at times. but those are southerly winds and that makes all the difference around here. noon, 54 at 6:00, 51 by 9:00 and generally dry weather. no real organized chances for rain. could have a sprinkle or two in

but most of us will wait until the weekend before we get anything in the way of rainfall. radar is clear for now. a couple showers out here across parts of the mississippi river valley, but that is just about it. i promised a look into the weekend, here it is. after it 70s all week long, just in time for the weekend, a risk of clouds and showers. temperatures back into the upper 60s both saturday and sunday and there are rain chances both days. showers possible on saturday. and a possibility of a little rumble or two of thunder coming up on sunday. all is not lost, we have a long way between now and then to tweak those raindrops right out of the weekend forecast. >> absolutely do. and let's hope that we can do that. but temperatures are still nice. let's take a look at downtown silver spring just above the d.c. maryland line. things moving along quite well at 16th and spring street. no problems moving into the district. prince george's county side of the beltway, nice and quiet as well as 50 pushing in from annapolis through bwould you would you

starting to get heavy traffic 95 northbound up towards woodbridge, but no significant delays. and coming from arlington across the key bridge into georgetown, my favorite lays, you will find everything moving very, very well. traffic is nice and quiet so far. developing right now, investigators are saying a 7 hour standoff was not caused by terrorism. a man held three people hostage in sydney australia overnight. police eventual lie detector stormed the building and discovered the map hn had kille himself. three held hostages were all shot and one died. another is undergoing emergency surgery right now. >> the zika virus continues to worry those preparing for the upcoming summer olympics. today the u.s. olympic committee will meet to talk about the virus. it's set up an advisory group. that mosquito born virus previous lapt in brazil, but organizers say the mosquito population will be smaller come

the country has its cool season. they also say daily inspections of olympic venues are already under way. teens who misuse prescription stimulus are also more likely to take other people's med since. this comes from a new study which revealed that 80% of teens who admitted using stimulants also took someone else's prescription drugs. it can lead to high blood pressure and as well as heart problems. theres say there may be a link between asthma and anxiety. a new study out of detroit found that stress and anxiety were higher in team agers with asthma than those without the condition. it appears the anxiety acutely affects teams whooz hazardous made wa assithma wakes them up. take a look at the rare footage of prince charles from back in 1949. he was just one year old. you can see charles

we'll show that you later. and you can find it online, as well. 5:26. relatives of a dozen passengers who were on board malaysia airlines flight 370 have filed a lawsuit. tomorrow marks two years since that plane disappeared with 239 people on board. tomorrow is also the deadline for legal litigation. the families are suing boeing and rolls-royce. the group's lawyer says the ultimate goal of the lawsuit is to find out the cause of the accident and those who are responsible. vice president joe biden is in the united arab emirates. he and dr. jill biden will be visiting a mosque. vice president will also meet with multiple leaders to talk about economics and as well as energy. later this week, he will visit israel, jordan and west bank. big endorsement in what could be a very close race

endorsed chris van hollen for the is that the seat. the post-op head talks about both frontrunners in the election, van hollen and donna edwards and says they are both strong candidates and ideologies very close, but it believes van hollen is are more likely to work toward compromise. before she was first lady, nancy reagan called the washington area home. the unique history she built before moving into the white house. and tense debate from the democrats in the presidential race. how hillary clinton and bernie sanders went head to head as they fight for key delegates in decision 2016.

right now at 5:30, the legacy of nancy reagan. how the country is coming together to remember one of the most influential first ladies in modern history. breaking news. deadly stabbing in prince george's county. one person is dead, another in the hospital. we'll have a live report in 15 minutes. first, though, good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. you might need the jacket this morning, but after that it will feel like spring. >> i'll angie goff in for eun. we're into some of the warmest weather we've seen in weeks. and i hope, chuck, that all the clouds that we saw over the weekend are out of here. i want some sunshine. >> i'm working on it. we'll get plenty of sunshine this week, but probably not going to be the case today

if you want a whole lot in the way of sunshine, you may have to wait until tomorrow and wednesday before we get that. out the door this morning, layer up. it's cold. temperatures in the 20s to low and mid-30s now. we'll get more and more sunshine as the days go by this week. starting as early as tomorrow, we'll be sailing back into the 70s. but right now it is cold. 0 in new market, 30 in luray. 30 in manassas. 36 in falls church. so the next 24 hours, a warmer pattern is on the way. 33 this morning. 54 at 7:00 tonight. but tomorrow morning about a 10 degree improvement over this and that means tomorrow afternoon about a 10 degree improvement over today. more about how warm we'll be coming up. for now it is traffic time. here is kim. everything is looking. >> out there so far. starting to pick up volume on southbound 270 from frederick down through clarksburg. the headlights are headed southbound. if you are traveling out of southern maryland, no problems making your way

through prince george's county. everything is quiet for you. and 66, you have the 66 eastbound traffic here, headlights from the fairfax county parkway toward the beltway, you're still moving at posted speeds. i voted to save the auto industry. and i am very glad that i did. >> one of us has raised $15 million from wall street for that super pac. >> in flint democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders sparring over the auto industry bailout ahead of tuesday's michigan primary if last night's cnn debate. and that is not all. tracy spots joining you with the latest on the race for the white house. a lot of tense moments. >> reporter: no question because auto jobs and water are the things that people in michigan are very concerned about. and we will likely see that when they head to the polls tomorrow. our poll, the nbc washington journal maris paul

clinton with a healthy lead about, 17 percentage points. although both campaigns have told nbc they think it may end up being a bit tighter. nationally when it comes to delegates, far in the lead more than twice as many as bernie sanders despite the fact that he picked up three states over the weekend. >> and when we talk about the republican, ted cruz securing a big win in kansas over the weekend on super saturday. are we looking at a two-man race here? >> reporter: well, a two-man race, but then depending on what happens with florida to see whether marco rubio can stick this out. you're right, the republicans have already turned their focus to florida. we saw donald trump there yesterday. the polls in florida are showing him with a lead even though this is marco rubio's home it it's where he needs to make an impact because it's winner take all. >> tracie potts with more on decision 2016. thanks so much. the candidates did take a moment from the race to reme

would be remembered for her deep passion for the nation and love for her husband, ronald. donald trump called reagan the wife of a truly great president and an amazing woman. former first lady hillary clinton said nancy's, quote, strength of character was legendary and her advocacy all research was tireless. mrs. reagan moved to bethesda to live with her aunt after her parts divorce. she attended sidwell. when her mother remarried, she moved the family to chicago. a former personal aide remembers her as a compassionate woman. >> i'm

shoulder. she was a big shoulder to lean on and she was a good friend to so many people. >> he says losing is friend a hard, but it's comforting to know that she's finally reunited with the husband she loved so dearly. today the d.c. police department will bear we officer kemal officer. he was an officer for 15 years. his funeral today is in suit land, the viewing begins at 11:00. a dramatic scene in baghdad where a military check point was completely destroyed in a terror attack. officials say a man rammed a truck filled with explosives in to that check point. pieces of metal, rocks everywhere. 47 people died. crowds are searching wreckage now for survivors. isis claiming responsibility. it was a trial of the century. and after 20 years, everyone is talking about the o.j. simpson murder case ag.

interviewing key players in the case. it con kron kemed the murder jirks. >> marsha clark says something else took over the evidence. >> it was definitely the race issue. so the dna was not the problem. the problem was the jury didn't want to believe. and so at the end of the day, you can't make someone believe something they don't want to believe. >> in that special, one of the jurors said the dna evidence never came up in jury deliberations. 5:36 your time. a bit chilly as we start things off this morning. we are in for some of the nicest weather we've seen in a while. what kind of coat your kids should wear. and some virginia drivers will soon have new tolls to pay. how you can find out how much your drive will cost you on the new i-66. firefighters in trouble for rushing an 18 month old to the

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welcome back. there has been a lot of discussion on our nbc washington page about the two volunteer firefighters put on leave. the count city not commenting after the firefighters used their fire truck to rush an 18 m o

was having seizures and the firefighters said there were no ambulances available. because those trucks don't have the right medical equipment, the firefighters were put on leave. the county says the situation is being reviewed. if you drive virginia roads, vdot wants to hear from you. tonight the agency is holding the first in a series of public hearings on the design of the new i-66. there will also be information on how the new toll lanes will operate followed by public comment. the hearing is happening tonight at washington lee high school in arlington. and it begins at 6:00 p.m. 5:41 just about now on this monday morning. off to a chilly start. >> but chuck bell, you have an enticing forecast. >> it will be a buteauty of a d to be outside. cloud cover, but noticeably milder than yesterday and more sunshine than yesterday, as well. a little bit of a breezy, but the southerly winds promising a nice warm-up. so kids this morning, cold and dry. temperatures in the low to

sky. coming home later this afternoon, temperatures up near 63 degrees. that will be a ten degree improvement over yesterday's high. but you'll certainly need the work coat and you may want the sunglasses later on today. milder days are just around the corner. that's in ten. everything moving along pretty well here for you so far. 95 north of the okay company began, but a report of a crash at stafford. left side of the road blocked there. at brandywine at branch, a single lane getting through that crash. connecticut avenue, all the headlights headed into the district. and on 66 to the beltway, moving along unite well. don't forget tune into wtop 103.5 for traffic updates. breaking news in prince george's t

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capitol where flags are flying at half-staff for nancy reagan. tributes and memorials are coming in from across the nation. a deadly shooting at a bus stop has neighbors in southeast washington worried about their safety. what we're finding out about the victims as police track down the killer. we'll have a live report coming up at 6:00. good morning. you're looking live at the capital wheel there at national harbor and the capital beltway in the distance there. a quiet way to get the day started. how warm is it going to be this week? "7-day forecast" coming right up. we're having some problems now on the south side of things. in southern maryland, branch avenue at brandywine

sipping be single lane getting through and a brand new crash 95 approaching springfield. traffic updates in a few moments. a grand mother is hoping police find her missing granddaughter. that is the 11 month old on the left side. and also missing, her 18-year-old mother on the right. prince george's county police say the grandmother was with both of them in landover hills over the weekend and she went inside a store and when she came back out, the mother and the child were no longer in the car. police say the grandmother has full custody of the baby. and that they don't suspect foul play. i'm molette green at the live desk following breaking news. prince george's county police do not believe that a double stabbing is a random act. they are still on the scene there in the 3100 block of 75th avenue. we do know one woman died at the

scene. another is at the hospital expected to survive her injuries. again, this is happening in landover. derrick ward is on the scene and in minutes he should be able to bring us a live report. police still working to find a motive and identify a suspect in this deadly stabbing. back to you. this this week lawmakers in virginia will work to pass laws that tighten the stance on immigration. the bill aims to hold cities responsible if a released undocumented person commits a crime. final votes on the immigration measure will happen this thweek. good news from former president jimmy carter. >> i had an mri for 2:10 and then the doctors determined that i didn't need anymore treatment. so i'm not going to have anymore treatments. >> members of his georgia church applauded yesterday when carter announced he no longer needs cancer treatment. the former president was diagnosed with medical kn

had spread to his brain. after treatment it started going away. now he will undergo regular scans just to make sure he stays cancer free. the man credited with inventing e-mail has died. ray tomlinson is known as the master mind behind modern e-mail. in 1971, tomlinson created a way to send e-mail to a specific person and a specific address. he also chose to use the common @ symbol we know so well today. tomlinson was 74. one of the biggest stars in football is about to make it official, payton theyton mannin announce his retirement this afternoon. he's a five time mvp and has the most passing yards of all time. and he just won the super bowl last month of course. he's also the only quarterback to win a super bowl with two different teams. it's 5:48. so are you ready to try something new? here is your chance. northern virginia restaurant week starts today. and runs through the

you have more than 60 different restaurants to choose from and the best part, there will be discounts for lunch as well as dinner. participating restaurants are all over northern virginia except for the alexandria area which had its own separate restaurant week last month. virginia's first lady will start things off at an event in crystal city today. make your reservation and bon appetit. today is the next steps in a big plan to create more jobs and improve health in our area. montgomery county leaders will break ground on a new washington adventist hospital today. that new hospital will be on born field way near columbia pike in silver spring. that's down the street from another washington adventist building. so this next story, this one might make you cringe a little. >> you'll be seeing this again and again online. an attempt at a very long jump didn't exactly land. this is

flopping over his fellow has cots during the team's game last night. >> oh, my gosh. >> did you see where the foot landed? >> he came up about -- >> what did he land on? did you see which mascot? >> didn't look like it felt good, whatever he landed on. >> poor guy. >> better luck next time. 5:51 just about now. weather and traffic on the 1s. we are excited about this forecast, chuck. it's been a while since we could say that. >> absolutely right. looks like he broke a tail feather or two on that harsh landing. outside this morning, a little bit of fog around. nothing all that impactful, so that is good news. shouldn't cause any delays at any of the local airports. but nonetheless a little hint of some fog there northern maryland out to the shenandoah valley. visibility down to four miles in frederick and six miles in martinsburg. better visibility around town. here is future weather then after a cold start this morning, we'll have a nice mild finish this afternoon. temper

the low 60s. that will be about ten degrees warmer than average. dry weather for today although a fair am of clouds around. by the time we get through early tomorrow morning, skies still partly to mostly cloudy. and a stretch of warmer weather comes our way, a little hint of a warm front may wring out a sprinkle or two tomorrow morning in the shenandoah valley. really i think it will be mostly cloud, but i couldn't rule out a stray drop or two. but by tomorrow afternoon, skies going from how long in the morning to partly to mostly sun any by tomorrow afternoon. skies stay on the whole mostly clear tuesday night into early wednesday. wednesday, thursday are possibly friday as well probably the three nicest days we've had since last november. yes indeed, i looked back last time we had more than two days in a row 70 or hire wgher was t first week of november. so this morning it's a cold oning but a big jump of temperatures coming your way. mid-50s by noon and rn

dry evening on your way out. temperatures in the 50s. seven day forecast, all good news here for the work and school work. 63 today, 72 tomorrow, 76 on wednesday and thursday. some spots could be flirting with 80 degrees wednesday and especially thursday afternoon. unfortunately the weekend chance for rain both days, and also daylight saving weekend. saturday night move your clocks ahead one hour and of course change the battery in your smoke detectors. we'll take today hour by hour coming up. unfortunately, we have problem spots for deal with. looking live northbound 95 just south of the spring field interchange, we had a crash quickly cleared off to the side of the roadway. it was in the left lane. right how it doesn't look as if it's impacting 95 or the the dre express lanes. 95 north after courthouse road, we have a crash on the left shoulder causing some delays for you. and if you're in southern

maryland, northbound branch avenue at brandy wipe roawine r crash with a single lane getting by. everything else moving along fairly well. 5:53. an injured bald eagle found in the potomac area is recovering. the eagle who rescuers are calling trust is with the staff at the bennett creek animal hospital. they're working to heal the eagle's shoulder hoping that she'll be able to fly again. looking pretty rough right now. maryland department of natural resources officer found the eagle off river road. i just posted more about this on my facebook page. >> the world's famous idatirod race is under way. >> three, two, one! go! >> and they're off. you heard it right there, the race kicked off this willow, alaska on sunday. 85 teams took off on the nearly 1,000 mile race to nome. the event is going

lack of snow in anchorage this season. snow actually had to be shipped in from fairbanks this week. the winner is expected to cross the finish line in about nine days. that's endurance. well, parents worried about head injuries when it comes to contact sports like writestling but now a new and different concern. this high school junior wants to get the word out about the spread of her boys in sports. he says that he started noticing some bumps that spread on his face to his arms and also his legs. the condition hurt so much that it led to the depression, sleep loss and trouble with his friends. >> they didn't me to touch anyone. >> well, there is no cure for her pis and the teen will have to take medicine the rest of his life and can he can no longer wrestle. we're keeping an eye on gas

they're creeping up in maryland. drivers paying 8 cents more than a week ago. a gallon of regular unleaded is now averaging $1.77 in maryland. gas prices there still cheaper than gas in this the district which is at $1.89. a gallon of gas in virginia will cost you $1.59 right now. good morning. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc. the snack business that used to be part of kraft is launching its first new ro it ducts line. good fins are crackers that have unconventional ingredients such as sweet potatoes. snacking is $6.2 billion business. 90% of consumers say they snack multiple times a day. i'm landon dowdy. your personal information may still be in jeopardy every time you use that debit card. a new survey finds that less than half of american businesses have adopted that credit card

only 37% of businesses are currently able to accept chip enabled credit and debit card. retailers, credit card companies and merchants were supposed to adopt the new technology by last october 1 or face penalties. this is not usual, but you probably will get a discount if you are plan to go travel over spring break. domestic flight prices are down 6% this year. international flights cost 15% less than they usually do according to a survey by retailmenot.com. it says lower gas prices and fuel prices are making up a big part of the difference. there is also increased competition between the most popular places. in virginia, children as young as 12 or 13 can get married. lawmakers want to protect chifrp children by raising the legal age to 16. is th this is according to wtopwtop. the legislation would have a judge decide if two teens had deid

well, a massive airplane is about to take flight and i mean massive. you take a look at will thinthi. this is the air lander 10. originally developed for the u.s. army several years ago. a company in enfwlagland now planning on test its use as a hybrid because it uses both fuel and helium apparently. the company says the plane could be used to transport large amounts of cargo. it is massive. >> no other way to describe it. 5:57 right now. we're following some breaking news for you out of maryland. after an argument overnight ends with two people stabbed in landover, one of those people has died from their injuries. our crew crust arrived on the scene there. we will go live if will just a few minutes with more on what happened. that's next on "news 4 today."

breaking news out of prince george's county. >> there has been a deadly stabbing in land over. more information now from derrick ward. >> reporter: yeah, we are in the 3100 block of 75th avenue where you see behind me police focusing their attention to an

morning when they were called for a disturbance. they found two women who had been stabbed, one woman was pronounced dead on the scene, the other taken to a hospital. she is expected to survive her injuries. we didnon't have a lot of deeft but police say this is not a random act. but again, one woman dead, another wounded both stabbed. the residents are awaken to go a frightening screen. we're told it may have spread into an apartment from the hallway or either from a hallway into-of from an apartment into the hallway. but indeed kind of -- i wouldn't say massive, but an involved creep here. still being held by police as they investigate. we'll have more as it becomes available. derrick ward, news 4. good morning. coming up on 6:01on