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

beautiful view from our tower camera. you can see it there? a little hint of just a tiny crescent moon going down. venus as well. sun up just ten minutes from now. a cold and dry morning. temperatures are in the 20s and 30s. but a new springlike pattern is here. that means all those plants are getting ready to start po pollinates. 32 in college park, 36 at reagan national airport. planning out your day today, from cold to mild, in the 60s later today. kim. on the eastbound southeast/southwest fry, there is a disa v on the shoulder, but it is creating an attention grabber on causing delays back across the 14th street bridge. still have the crash reported this in virginia on northbound 95 just after route 630.

causing delays. if you're traveling along canal road at chain bridge road, you will find traffic moving quite well for you, but it is starting to get heavier out there. and of course my nancy. i don't know how to begin to describe what she means to me except to say i can't imagine life without her. >> it was one of the great american love stories. ronald and nancy reagan, the two are now together again after mrs. reagan passed away at the age of 94 yesterday. it's hard to overstate just how much she influenced ronald reagan and his presidency. she was his protector and often his trusted adviser. she also helped pave the way for future first ladies to take on a bigger role in the white house. >> she really i think in hindsight helped usher in this new era where the public is used to the first

political and personal adviser to the president. alzheimer's research and the just say no campaign against drug use were two of the many causes she championed. today flags will fly at half-staff in honor of mrs. reagan. this morning president obama and the first lady are remembering the invaluable advise nancy reagan gave them. she 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 to benefit from her proud example. the statement went on to say our former first lady redefined the role in her time here. coming up, we will have a look at nancy reagan's place in history and what she was like in her private life. news 4 sits down with one of her former personal aides. today jury selection begins in the murder trial of jesse chavez. he was the bar manager killed in 2013. after he tried to stop

williams and washington are accused of severing as a getaway driver and lookout. the man who shot chavez is serving life in prison. a peaceful sunday afternoon came to a screeching halt after a shooting at a bus stop in southeast d.c. it happened at naylor road near alabama avenue. megan mcgrath is at the scene this morning with more on this homicide investigation. >> reporter: angie, it was a brazen shooting happened in broad daylight in the middle of the afternoon. if you look behind me here, you can see the bus stop where it happened. the shattered glass and police tape that is still up around the area. this is right on naylor road here right by the gas station, the bp gas station near the intersection with alabama avenue. now, the shots rang out at 1:30 in the afternoon. into people, a man and a woman, were hit. you can see the

technicians here yesterday afternoon as they scoured the area looking for physical evidence here at this bus stop. both of the rick tvictims taken area hospital, the woman later died. now, no arrests have been made. police however say that they are looking for a green honda odyssey that may have been involved in the shooting. there are possibly two people inside that minivan at the time. they are asking anyone with information to contact investigators. back to you. 6:05. people in western massachusetts will pay their final respects to officer ashley begguindon today. she was killed in the line of duty on her first night on the street as a prince william county police officer. she was born in springfield and her body was flown back there last week. her funeral and burial will take place later came. the fairfax county police department is holding a blood drive in honor of the other two officers shot on the domestic call with

hospital. the blood drive is at the inova fairfax hospital beginning at 10:30. fwloo he . he's calling them hard truths. paul wiedefeld is outlining his plan of action to improve the transit system. in the receiptor publ eletter, there is an inconsistent commitment to safety and he. >> shon: says more am brish issues improvements are needed to apply the brakes to the downward slide in ridership. later today he will talk at the national press club and we've posted the entire letter on the nbc washington app. just search metro. it is raining lead in flint. and the state is derelict in not coming forward. >> should understand that his dereliction of duty was irresponsible. he should resign. >> both democratic presidential candidates calling for

to step down because of how he's handled the lead water contamination in flint. the water crisis there dominated much of the democratic debate last night in michigan. the two candidated sparred over several issues including the 2008 auto industry bailout. clinton attacking sanders for 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 is tuesday. taking a step forward after those devastating riot this is baltimore. the milestone this weekend for the neighborhood hit hardest by the destruction. but first, addressing concerns about the zika virus. the action being taken today by the u.s. olympic committee to better protect athletes in brazil. and a cold monday

good morning. time now 6:11 on a monday morning. a little bit of fog around the area. some along the western shore of the chesapeake bay out on to the eastern shore and there are pockets of reduced visibility northern maryland out to the shenandoah valley this morning. your commute then off to a cold start. temperatures are in the low to mid-30s now, but it one stay that way. we'll be mild on the way home from work this afternoon. temperatures up near 60. no travel troubles locally or regionally. airport delays possible today st. louis, cincinnati and out along the west coast from san francisco up to seattle. check of the weekend broadcast is in just ten minutes from now. weather is cooperating being but unfortunately traffic is not. a disabled vehicle southeast/southwest freeway causes delays across 1

looking live at the beltway at central avenue, the taillights are headed on the inner loop down toward branch avenue. moving along quite well on both sides. and if you're on 270 from frederick to the beltway, no problems top side. don't forget when you hop in your car, tune into wtop 103.5 for traffic updates. 6:12. happening today, the u.s. olympic committee will meet to talk about the zika virus. that committee has concerns about the virus ahead of the 2016 summer games in rio. an advisory group was created to talk about preparations. the mosquito born virus is prevalent in brazil, but the mosquito population will be smaller come august because that's its cool season. and they say daily inspects of venues are already under way. it is a story that has a lot of you talking this morning. two firefighters put on leave after rushing a young child to

the job. and are we're watching reaction pour in after death of nancy reagan. what historians are staying

this is the image weler from the violence in bolt maltimore. the cvs almost burning to the ground. i remember talking to one woman almost in tears because she didn't know where she was going to get her medication. now that

first time since the riots. the building went through a lot of renovations in the last few months and finally opened yesterday. a lot of people said it was a symbol of how the neighborhood could rebuild. the man later pleaded guilty to setting the cvs on fire. a newen doorsme endorsement. barba barbara maikulski is retiring ad the "washington post" has endorsed van hollen. it says both are strong candidates, but it believes van hollen is more likely to work toward compromise. nancy reagan's death comes in the middle of election season and the candidates took a moment to recognize her contribution to politics. senator ted cruz tweeted reagan would be remembered for her deep passion for the nation and love to her

the wife of a truly great president and an amazing woman. former first ahead hillary clinton said nancy's strength of character was legendary and her advocacy especially for all tim timer alzheimer's research was tireless. and many historians believe nancy pushed the president to be great. >> ronald reagan contrary to perhaps his reputation was not an entirely secure impervious man. and she helped to get hip the strength that allowed him to become president and also become a major president. >> that relationship between ronald reagan and nancy started in hollywood and eventually ended up in the white house. we do have a photo gallery of nancy reagan through the years. we also have more details on her early career as an actress. you can findch

searching nancy reagan on the nbc washington app. just a day after leading prayer at a presidential rally, a gun man shoot as prominent idaho pass or. this morning pastor tim remington is in stable condition after suffering multiple gunshot wounds. the shooting happened outside his altar church on saturday. the picture you see on your screen, that is the picture police just released of the 30-year-old suspect they believe waited outside the church to gun down remington. now, a day earlier, remington delivered the invocation at a rally for presidential candidate ted cruz. developing this morning, new threats from north korea against both south korea and the united states after several recent threats the u.s. military agreed to help south korea develop a missile defense system. it appears this new threat is in response to that. the united nations iu

sanctions against north korea for a test missile launch and nuclear test earlier this year. a frightening situation for almost 200 passengers on the united airlines plane. the plane forced to turn back and land in houston last night after hitting a bird. the plane had gist taken off on its way to germany. united says it's working to get the passengers on another flight. right now a series of pacific storms continues to drench california with much needed rain. this week the higher elevations will see significant amounts of snow. over the weekend, the rain caused flooding up and down the state and a woman died when the driver of the car she was in attempted to drive through high water. more than a dozen mudslides were reported as well as a lot of downed trees. in news 4 your health, a new study reveals a little more than about teens who misuse prescription still uhe lapts. the study shows 88% who admitted to misusing stimulants also took

pressure and heart problems and there may be a link between asthma and anxiety in teens. a new study found stress and anxiety were higher in teens with asthma than those without the condition. it also appears that anxiety acutely affects a teen whose asthma wakes them up in the middle of the night. well, this next story mixes o very different kinds of relaxation and it is soaking up a lot of attention literally. we have talking about the new beer themed spa in oregon. take a look. this is getting major attention. it is called hop in the spa. customers are able to fully immerse themselves in beer infused spa treatments, this includes body wraps. facial scrubs and something called a micro brew soak. >> and they give you a straw apparently. >> oh, yeah. that would be cool. but they do give you a pint. so you can hang out in the lounge beforehand, you know how

>> so you have a few beers and then soak in it. >> of course everything will feel good after yyou do that. >> what's that face, chuck? >> you said you could have a sip of it, but that will be warm beer you're soaking in. >> well, i'm sure you could ask for more. >> that's the thing that strikes you as odd? >> fair enough. i'll get you your straw. >> spring is springing. >> sure is. it will feel a whole lot more springtime this week than anytime previous this year. early this morning, still waiting on the sun to come up just about 10 minutes or so from now. good looking morning outside. a few pockets of fog around, but not enough to bother anybody. p so the weather if your plans today, green light start to finish. no weather impacts on any of your plans. if you're going out this morning, a little bit of a chill in the air first thing thorn. here is our nearby neighbor. temperature now 37. we'll be in the mid-30s here for the next hour or two.

the mid-50s by 11:00 and what a day we have coming your way. a little bit breezy at times, but those are southwesterly winds bringing the milder air in. today's high 63. that will be 10 degree jump over where we were yesterday. and this is just the beginning of what will be an amazing week. temperatures highs today a 65 in shenandoah valley, 64 in manassas, a little cooler now our bay side communities there holding in the 50s today because of that cold bay water. going out tonight, cool and dry. temperatures in the 50s. and tomorrow looks like another really nice day to be outside. could be a little sprinkle chance tomorrow, this little ripple of moisture out here could bring a shower or a sprinkle in the shenandoah valley tomorrow. but i think most of us will be dry. here is your rain chances for the week. other than the smallest little chance for rain tomorrow, the whole week is being looking dry unfortunately just as we head in to the weekend, the mild air and the chances for dry weather disappear. so today looks great. tomorrow even better.

afternoon with temperatures up into the low 70s. but as i mentioned, by the time we get to the weekend, mild weather coming to an end. saturday mostly cloudy skies, risk for a shower or two. temperatures upper 60s. almost a little hint of march hu humidity on sunday. full "7-day forecast" coming up at 6:51. weather still nice out there, but we have some problem spots. 66 starting to thicken up at gallows. we had a disabled vehicle pushed off to the right side, but they cleared just before we came on air. so that is good. right as you approach the beltway, there are reports of a crash alone the right shoulder. looking live from the chopper, it is a fworgorgeous morning to flying. inner loop, heavier side outer loop headed toward the mormon temple. and you will run slow southbound d.c. 295 approaching the 11th

three, two, one go! there you heard it, the world famous idatirod race under way. it kicked off in willow, alaska on saturday. 85 teams took off on that nearly 1,000 mile race to nome. that event is going despite a lack of snow in anchorage this season. snow actually had to be shipped in from fairbanks. the winner is expected to cross the finish line in about nine days. a long and successful nfl career is officially coming to an end today. quarterback peyton manning set to announce his retirement. he leaves the game with a number of big victories under his belt. he won the super bowl of course, also a five time mvp. nobody else in the nfl has that many mvp awards. he's also the nfl's all-time passing leader and the only quarterback to win a super bowl with two different teams. d.c. mayor bowser set to

a community meeting. the first time she's attended since picking a homeless shelter on 25th street. many neighbors were upset by that selection. the meeting is being held tonight at 7:30. are you ready to try something new? here is your opportunity. northern virginia restaurant week starts today. and runs through the beginning of next week. you have more than 60 different restaurants that you can choose from. and the best part, there will be discounts on lunch as well as dinner. participating restaurants are all over northern virginia except for alexandria which had its open separate restaurant week last month. virginia's first lady will start things off in crystal city. and don't forget to make your reservations. you ccan do a lot of necessary online. if you brushed your teeth already this morning, you may there noticed a funny smell. we'll show you why the smell is actually designed to protect you and your family's water. and we do have another cold start this morning as we wait for spr

storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has the four things you need to know about the week ahead. first though, breaking news in maryland. police have an apartment complex roped off this morning after a double stabbing leave as woman dead in landover. derrick ward joins us live next.

breaking news in prince george's county. police respond to an apartment building on 75th avenue in landover and find two women stabbed. one woman has already died. >> the other woman rushed to the hospital. with more on her condition and the search for the suspect, we want to get straight to derrick ward. >> reporter: we're told that this is not a random act. it happened early this morning. it was about typhoon minutes befo

police were called here. and they found the two women stabbed. one found dead, the other taken to the hospital and we're told she is expected to survive her injuries. prince george's county police say they are working to develop a suspect. we don't have any word about identities of women involved or what may have precipitated all of this, but certainly a being shoing scene for residents of this apartment building as they weighing up. we're told this it is a grisly scene in the hallway and it may have stemmed from an incident that went into the apartment or other way around. but crime crescene investigator are here. but again, two women stabbed here in landover. with one woman dead on scene, the other hospitalized expected to survive. derrick ward, news

good morning. i'm meteorologist chuck bell. coming up on 6:31 on a monday morning, sun just about ready to rise in our eastern sky. four things you need to know about the weather, we're to have a cold start this morning. many neighborhoods in the low to mid-30s at best. so you will need your warm coat this morning. but each day this week, we'll get more and more sunshine. not only a dry pattern, but a mild pattern as we will be sailing into the 70s starting tomorrow. sun just inching its way over the horizon now. temperatures low to mid-30s, so it's a cold start. we have a mix of clouds and sunshine today. highs today up into the low 60s. so a good one coming our way today. an even warmer tomorrow. more about that coming up. full 7 day at 6:51. kim mccormick, how is traffic. traffic in full effect as we can see here. we're live outer loop of the beltway from college park towards new hampshire avenue. yep, you're along with a lot of your other best friends out there. and further town the beltway looking live from the chopper, ymca off to the left. outer loop on t

side headed toward the more monday more monday oitemple. florida morning we're remembering the life will of nancy reagan. she died yesterday at the age of 94. you're looking at live pictures now of the national cathedral. the bishop of the diocese of washington issued a statement mourning nancy reagan's death. the bishop called mrs. reagan, quote, one of the most influential public figures of the 20th century. this morning we're getting a personal look at the reagan marriage and presidency. a former personal aide sat town with darcy spencer and remembered mrs. reagan as a compassionate woman. in i in. >> i'm going to miss her shoulder because it was a big shoulder to lean on. and she was a dear friend to so many. >> he says losing a friend is hard, but comforting to know

the husband she loved so dearly. right now a baby and her 18-year-old mother are missing. the prince george's county police want your help to find them. take a look at your screen. that is the 11 month old on the left side of the screen and her mother on the right side. they were with the grandmother when the grandmother went inside of a store and when she came back out, she says that they were no longer inside the car. police say they do not suspect foul play. it's 6:33. stafford county is not commenting on why two volunteer firefighters trying to save a toddler were put on leave. this story has gotten a lot of discussion on our nbc washington facebook page. we know that one morning an 18 month old girl was having seizures and two firefighters say there were no ambulances available to take her to the emergency room, so they used their fire truck to get her to the ho

since those trucks don't have the right medical equipment, they were put on leave. the county says the situation is still under review. 6:34 thousannow. you may notice a funny smell coming from your faucet. it's actually dine e designed t protect you and the water. this is spring clean. this affects in you d.c., arlington or parts of fair fargs cou fairfax county. they will monitor the clear reason levels to make sure the water is safe. >> it's a temporary switch, make sure we strip out all of the chlorine. all at low level, but our objective is to keep it that way. is this a row beingproactive pr step. you can get rid of the smell by running the water for about two minutes or refrigerator. the flush

2. prices at the pump creeping up around here. drivers are paying 8 cents more for gas than they were a week ago in maryland for example aaa says a gallon of regular unleaded is now $1.77. that's cheaper that what you will pay in the district, though argues gallon avera a gallon averages out to about $1 $ $1.89. fwloo and prices are still quite low, but not the great for some people in our area. that's because a lot of places have a tax on mass transit including gas. the northern virginia transportation commission says it's lost 40% of the money it makes from the gas taxes in the last two years. in response some lawmakers want to make a law saying the gas tax can't go any lower than it was two years ago. the man credited with inv t inventing e-mail has died. ray

behind the modern e-mail. in 1971, he created a way to send e-mail to a specific person and a specific address. and he also chose to use that common @ symbol we know so well. he was 74 years old. he was recently asked about his discovery and he said that people are using it today the way he envisioned, but he never expected to be on such a large scale. >> can't live without it now. so we thank him for sure. >> g-mail tweeted out a big thank you. 6:36 right now. honoring the life of fallen prince william county police officer. how you can do good for your community in the name of ashley guindon. also ahead, laying out a plan to improve service. how the new general manager of metro plans to improve service and win back your trust. a live laook at national harbor. the sun is up. chuck bell helping you dress

an injured bald eagle found in maryland is in recovery this morning. the staff at the bennett creek animal hospital is helping to heal the bird's shoulder hoping she can fly again. they think she was hit by a car. the eagle has been named trust. good morning.. as you look outside, 6:41 on a monday morning, there is the national shrine of the immaculate conception there. beautiful sunrise there early

temperatures in the low to mid-30s on the way out to the bus stops for the kids this morning. but it is dry. so the umbrellas can stay at home. you will need the warm coat. shedable layers for today as afternoon highs will easily make it up into the low 60s. so the warm coat on your way out the door and sunglasses for later on today. this will be the coolest day of the week. a wonderful "7-day forecast" coming up in ten. here is kim with traffic. southbound baltimore-washington parkway, you can see just below the beltway, we have a crash off on the right shoulder. it is causing a delay and you will be in delays back toward the beltway. northbound 95 moving up from the occoquan through lorton to the beltway, you're running slow as usual. and if you are on 270 south through rockville, things running heavy and slow, as well. and 66, 95 to the beltway, watch out for delays and don't for get when you get it in your car tune into wtop 103.5 for traffic updates. we are watching the reaction pour in this morning after the

death of nancy reagan. the legacy the former first lady leaves behind. and we're live in southeast washington at the scene of this, a deadly shooting that left a community outraged. what we're learning about the attack plus the call for action this morning.

right now we're working to get you up to the minute the minute you're up. among the stories we're following, a deadly stabbing in landover, maryland. >> an one of the stories that we'll have for you, but first we want to check see what forecast is with chuck bell. >> good morning. if you're lays up tcing up the and leashing up the dog, get ready for a cold start, but if can wait a couple hour, it will be delightfully mild today and this will be the coldest day of the week. 7 day coming up. we have a crash on southbound baltimore washington parkway. you can see it off to the right side. but it is causing some delays back to 495. happening today, a final farewell for officer ashley guindon in

she was killed in the line of duty her first night on the street as a police officer. she was born in spring field, massachusetts. her body was flown back there last week. inova fairfax hospital holding a blood drive in honor of the other two officers shot on that call with guindon. they're still recovering in the hospital. the blood drive will be at inova fairfax hospital beginning at 10:30. d.c. police are looking for whoever started shooting at a bus stop in broad daylight at taylor road menear alabama afternoon sunday afternoon. megan mcgrath is there. >> reporter: people who are catching the bus this morning are having to do so mid block. p that's because the bus shelter is still a mess in the wake of this shooting. you can see shattered glass, the police tape still up here and it cannot be used. now, this shooting happen this had broad daylight. the middle of the afternoon at this bus stop, shots rang

right around 1678930 :30 in the afternoon according to police. there were two people who were shot, a man and woman. they were both taken to the hospital. the woman later died of her injuries. now, we spoke to amc commissi commissioner and he says this attack is not acceptable. >> we'll have someone to have the audacity to come out this broad daylight and shoot at people. >> reporter: and police are looking for a green honda odyssey. there may have been two people inside that vehicle they believe that those folks may be involved in this deadly shooting. back to you. it's 6:47 now. and happening today, jury selection will begin in the murder trial of the two men accused of helping in the murder of jesse chavez, a bar manager

who tried to stop a man from robbing the clarion hotel. williams and washington are accused of serving as getaway drivers and lookout. the man who shot chavez is serving life in prison. i voted to save the auto industry and i'm very glad that i did. >> one of us has raised $15 million from wall street for that super pac. the two democratic presidential candidates sparring over the 2008 auto industry bailout in last night's cnn debate, but the biggest issue of the night dealt with the flint water crisis. they both called for michigan's republican governor to step down. they criticize the governor's response to the lead contamination nightmare there. clinton vowed to make changes across the united states when it comes to fixing the nation's age water infrastructure. michigan's primary is on tuesday. meanwhile bernie s

he also won cause you cans in kansas and nebraska on saturday. and in puerto rico, voters chose marco rubio. he won 74% of that vote there. donald trump came in second place there with just 14% of the vote. and of course my nancy. i don't know how to begin to describe what she means to me except to say i can't imagine life without her. >> this morning the building that nancy reagan once called home is honoring her place in american history. you can see the flags here -- actually later on today we believe the flags will be lowered to half-staff for the former first lady who passed away at the age of 94 yesterday. president obama and the first lady released a personal statement saying that mrs. reagan once told them, quote, nothing could prepare you for living in the white house, but we had a head start because we were fortunate to benefit from her proud example. there were a lot of

first lady. her devotion to her husband was one of them and her love for america and making it better was another. with more on how the political world is remembering her life and legacy, tracie potts is on capitol hill this morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, flags at half-staff at the capitol as people remember nancy reagan not only a gracious and stylish first lady, but also fiercely protective of and supportive of and helpful to her husband president reagan. she was said to be his closest adviser. flowers already pouring in at the reagan library where she will be buried next to him although they are asking go nations for the reagan foundation. in a number of statements coming in, not just here in the united states, but from overseas, canada's prime minister remembering her, former minister of the uk as well. the bushes saying she was fiercely loyal to her husband and to her country talking about her influence. president carter talking about

and candidates on the campaign trail, we've heard from the clintons calling her a gracious first lady and donald trump who called her an amazing woman. so for the next several days, there are going to be a lot of people remembering nancy reagan not only for being the first lady of this country, but also for the strength that she provided for her husband when she was in office. >> tracie potts on the hill for us. thank you. and "today" show has much more on the life and legacy of nancy reagan. coming up, matt lauer talks with her son ronald reagan jr. plus tom brokaw who covered the white house for a while reflects on her life. that's next on the "today" show. fwloo t the time is 6:51. and chuck is calling this a transition day. >> you bet. what felt like winner yesterday to what it will feel like the middle of may starting as early as tomorrow. yes indeed, ready for spring, everybody. after a couple cold weeks, we

two, we might have four or five days in a row all 70 or higher this week. and i look back in the record books, the last time we had five days in a row 70 or higher was back in early november. one of those days november 6 was our last 80 degree day. i mention that because there is at least a chance, not a likelihood, but a chance someone could touch 80 glees before this week is over. a little early still. currently our temperatures are in the 30s. the real change comes in tuesday into wednesday. southerly breezes will make a much milder start. wednesday morning temperatures will be in the 50s gcompared to the 30s now and wednesday afternoon really going to be nice around here. as far as rain chances, clouds around tomorrow. may be a few sprinkles in the shenandoah valley, but basically rain chances down near zero all the

weekend. this little impulse riding through the mississippi and ohio have i ever rallies today, that is a little bit of a warm front that could drag a little rain chance in to the shen valgly duri valley during the day too many and that's about it. just a possibility. currently we're cold. in the 30s this morning. 32 gaithersburg, 32 leesburg, a colder even still 28 in manassas. today a mix of clouds and sunshine. and again a little chance for a shower coming up tomorrow. quick peek at the "7-day forecast," 60s today and then 72, 76, 76, and 70 the rest of the week. there are your rain chances on daylight saving time weekend. and things are quiet once again in greenbelt. we're looking live at the baltimore-washington parkway and beltway. the beltway running top to bottom, the baltimore-washington parkway right to left. and southbound baltimore-washington parkway the crash was cleared out of the way and traffic moving quite well now. just for reference, the

the left of your screen. nice shot here. and if you are traveling in further on southbound d.c. 295 near eastern avenue, there is something blocking the center of the rote de way. not sure what it was, but it is causing delays. and enbound 14th street bridge running a little heavy, but that is pretty much normal. nothing reported in your way as you head in toward the district. it's 6:54. the breaking news we're following in prince george's county now. police responded to an apartment building on 75th avenue in landover and found two women stabbed. one of them has died. >> the other woman was rushed to the hospital. with more on her condition and the search for the suspect, we want to get straight to derrick ward. >> reporter: we're on 75th avenue. police got here just before 3:00 a.m. this morning. they found those two women stabbed. one woman pronounced dead on the scene, the other taken to a hospital and is expected to

say they are developing a suspect. they don't think it's a random incident. investigator remain here and kind of a chilling scene because police are having to lift the crime scene tape so kids can get to school. we're live in landover, derrick ward news 4. metro's new general manager is revealing hard truths with the transit system in an open video letter. paul wiedefeld is outliningis plan. he says there is an inconsistent commitment to safety. he also says more ambitious improvements are needed to apply the brakes to a five year downward slide this riin ridership. later today he will speak at the national club. our app search metro. good morning, i'm pllon gon dowdy.

mondelez is launching its first product in years. it will have unconventional ingredients such as which i can peas. snacking is a $6.2 billion business. i'm landon dowdy with cnbc. 6:56. four things to know today. d.c. water will begin spring cleaning the water system. washington aquaduct i should say will be doing that. your water may smell like co chlorine. and north korea has made a new nuclear net against the oosthuizen. police are looking for the suspect in the bus stop shooting in southeast washington. two people were shot, a woman died at the hospital on sunday. and today flapg flags will half-staff to honor nancy reagan. she passed away yesterday at 94. she will be buried next

former president ronald reagan in california. start looking for that allergy medicine. springtime is ready to leap back into the washington area. 60s today, but 70s the rest of the week. some meet even hit 80. problems southbound da.c. 25 at eastern causing delays. and that will do it for "news 4 today." the "today" show is next. >> we will be bhack here at 7:5. make it a great monday, everybody. 2

good morning. paying respects. police officers salute the hearse carrying former first lady nancy reagan from her home. a funeral being planned for later this week at the reagan presidential library, where she'll be laid to rest next to her husband. a woman being remembered as a devoted wife and a political force who redefined the role of first lady. we look back at nancy reagan's extraordinary wife and talk exclusively to her son ron today, monday, march 7th, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today," remembering nancy reagan, with matt lauer and sava