this news just breaking. it's official, a done deal. washington redskins let go rg3. details coming up. we honor one of the most influential female figures. a homicide investigation after a shooting at a bus stop. why neighbors are so concerned. we'll check in with nbc news' megan mcgrath. what a beautiful day out there and it's only going to get better from here.

coming up. news4 midday begins right now. breaking news. washington's nfl team, as expected, the team has officially released robert griffith iii. they reported the news about the quarterback. griffin was inactive almost the entire season, only getting into his uniform once. griffin tweeted, we have to face the challenges life presents and never back down. we'll bring you the latest reaction on nbc washington inside the app. glass everywhere and crime scene tape are all that's left from a shooting that took place at a bus stop in d.c. police say they're looking for whoever opened fire, killing a woman. then they took off. news4 megan mcgrath and live on the scene. megan, what's the latest

>> reporter: you can see behind me here just how busy this bus stop is. there is on naylor road, a lot of people around, and the shooting happened in the middle of the day on sunday. a very frightening situation, as you can imagine, for people in the area. a woman was killed, a man was hurt, and the killer is still on the loose. a work crew clears away the broken glass. the bus shelter on naylor road the scene of a deadly shooting. it happened in broad daylight around 1:30 sunday afternoon. a man and a woman were hit in the head with gunfire. the woman later died. >> she was standing by herself outside, and here you have people coming by and killed her. they don't have no respect for life willing to open fire in front of a bunch of people, just to get at whoever they're after. >> reporter: it's a

with lots of pedestrian traffic. also across the street from stanton elementary. kids had to walk past the shattered bus shelter as they went to school this morning. >> i have kids attending grade school, and they have to see this while attending school. it's petrified for them. they're scared, they're nervous. if this isn't a war zone, i don't know what is. >> reporter: the crime scene tape and the glass and the mess here at the bus shelter was just cleaned up at 9:00 this morning, some 20 hours after the murder happened, and residents say that should not have been the case, that this should have been cleaned up a whole lot sooner. they didn't want their children walking by this morning as they made their way to school. police are still looking for the people or persons responsible in this deadly shooting. they are looking for a green honda odyssey. they believe there may have been two people inside that vehicle. back to you in the studio. one woman is dead after a

county just before 3:00 a.m. on 75th avenue. police arrived and found two women had been stabbed inside an apartment. one woman was pronounced dead inside the apartment, the other woman was rushed to the hospital and is expected to survive. police have not released any suspect information but say this does not appear to be a random incident. well, what a wonderful day out there. if you can't get out there today to enjoy it, you're going to have several other days this week to get out and enjoy the beautiful weather. yes, we're seeing gorgeous conditions out there right now. you can see we've got clear skies out there. looking good all through and through. now, i do believe a few more clouds are going to build in as we get into the afternoon, but otherwise not looking too bad. temperatures are warming. last time we were in the 70s christmas eve. d.c. got to about 71 degrees. not going to have any rain chances until this weekend, maybe a shower on friday. we're still watching that, but for the most part, it's going to be this weekend befre

any light and scattered showers. 50s right now. we're warming up to 60. we'll show you more on that in the 7-day coming up in a few minutes. i'm molette green at the news desk. happening now, a funeral for slain officer ashley guindon in her home town of springfield, massachusetts. she will be laid to rest right next to her father. the prince william county police officer died late last month after answering her first call of the night in the department, a domestic violence case. pat, back to you. this morning symbolic places around washington are honoring nancy reagan's place in american history. flags are flying at half mast at the capitol. minutes ago president obama

to be lowered in her memory on date of her interment. mrs. reagan passed away at the age of 94. she once told the bushes, nothing prepares you for living in the white house. we got to live by her example. matt lauer explained the profound impact that the 1981 assassination attempt had on mrs. reagan. >> i don't think she ever had another day during his presidency where there wasn't some fear involved, and particularly, of course, when he went out in public at all. he meant everything to her. >> ron reagan said the most important thing people should know about his mother was she knew how to love someone. she said his

inseparable and they stayed in love for 50 years. on the nbc washington app, you can see photographs of her through her early years and also her career as an actress. you can find that and a whole lot more by searching nancy reagan on the washington app. candidates are already focused on the winner take all primary next week. but first in the midwest, michigan's primary is happening tomorrow. the key issues candidates are campaigning on include water and jobs. john kasich is the only republican stopping in the state today, and he is last in the polls right now. democrats bernie sanders and hillary clinton will both be in michigan today. last night they sparred on stage. >> it is raining lead in flint, and the state is derelict in not coming forward. >> should understand that his

irresponsible. he should resign. donald trump who is leading in the polls in michigan has a rally planned in north carolina today. marco rubio is already in florida ahead of next week's primary there. and ted cruz makes a stop today. tracie potts will take a look at what's coming up at 11:45. coming up, the

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well, temperatures are going to make it into the 60s

63 degrees here in d.c. plenty of sunshine. i do believe a few more clouds are going to form as we continue through the day, but we're staying dry throughout the day and dry through tomorrow. look at these daytime highs tomorrow. we'll make it to that 70-degree mark, most of us are, and it will feel more like spring. the last time we've been in the 70s for consecutive days were back in november. the last time we had 70 degrees in d.c. was christmas eve. we'll have a string of 70s that will continue into your weekend, well, until friday, and then on the weekend, we're in the upper 60s. still above average for this time of year. going to soak that up. >> totally. as the weather warms up, plan ahead with our nbc washington app. we'll be back with more on the sech for aar

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happening today, 12 starts for two accused accomplices. jury selection started in a prince georges courthouse. ch chavez is remembered for standing up to an armed robber who held his coworker at gunpoint. that man ultimately shot and killed

ronaldo washington is thean accused of being the lookout. the man who killed chavez has already been sentenced to prison. a mother and baby missing for two days. this is amonie on the left side of your screen, and tenisha on the right. they were with amonie's grandmother. she walked into a store, and when she came back, both amonie and tenisha were gone. police don't believe it was foul play, but if you know anything, call prince georges prince. it's feeling a whole lot like spring. aren't we ready. you're ready, aren't you? >> i'm so ready for this week. yes, i love the snow, but i'm over it. we're into march, let's just go ahead and get into spring. definitely feeling like sp.

looking good out there, it's feeling good. temperatures are in the 50s. we have a nice little breeze coming at 10 miles an hour from the southwest. that's popping up our temperatures. 50s right now across the board. that's warmer than we were for daytime highs yesterday. as we head to the bus stop picking up those kids later on, you'll have mild conditions out there with temperatures in the low 60s when you pick up those kids. and they continue to be mild tuesday and wednesday. we'll have a few more clouds around tomorrow, but definitely gorgeous and warm as we get into your wednesday. mid-70s on wednesday wech. we keep it going from this. not a bad forecast. back to you. developing, isis is claiming responsibility that left 40 people dead in iraq. take a look at this video in baghdad. there is metal and debris everywhere. people are searching the wreckage for survivors. a man reportedlyn

point with a which you ctruck f explosives. how to defeat isis. that question is about to take place in northwest washington. in about an hour, president obama's security adviser will be at the council of foreign relations. she'll talk about counterterrorism and isis in particular. james clapper spoke before the council last week. happening today, metro's new general manager and ceo paul wedefeld is outlining his plan of action to improve the metro system. he says there is an inconsistent system to safety. he also said improvements are needed to fight the break in a downward flood of ridership. we'll talk about his improvemenç plans at the rider press club. news4 will be there and we'll have the latest on news4 at 4:00. we also posted paul wedefeld's entire letter on the

just search metro. the plan to build a new hospital in our area is taking shape. this morning montgomery county leaders broke ground on a new building for adventist hospital. it's located on bourne field way in silver spring. they said it's part of a bigger plan to create more jobs. the d.c. mayor is about to face ward 5 at a community meeting. it will be the first time she attends since choosing a shelter on 25th street. many were upset by that selection. a meeting is taking place on the bertie bacchus campus. for women's history month throughout the month of march, we're highlighting women who make our country great. >> her career advice for young

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century, and after two decades people are still talking about the o.j. simpson murder case. nbc aired a special, interviewing key players in the case last night. a chronicle for the 1994 murders of nicole brown and ron goldman. something else took over during the trial. >> it was definitely a race issue. the dna was not the problem. the problem was the jury didn't want to believe. so at the end of the day, you can't make someone believe something they don't want to believe. >> in the special, one of the jurors said the dna evidence never came up during deliberations. straight ahead, it's the story everyone will be talking about this afterno

one of the best football players of all time is retiring. peyton manning has more mvp awards than any other player. he's also the all-time passing leader and the only player ever to win a super bowl from two different teams. we'll send you an alert at 1:00 this afternoon just as soon as manning's official retirement announcement is made. well, our weather headlines out there for today, a winter warmup in store for us. plus it's going to be fairly dry out there this week. the only thing we'll be watching is coming saturday into sunday, maybe a few sprinkles on friday. but again, we are just going to be watching that, and anything we do see will be on the light side. clocks spring forward on sunday. yes, we lose an hour. but that's always a telltale sign that spring is just around the corner. current temperatures out there right now feeling like spring. temperatures in the 50s right now and we're going to top out in the low

tomorrow. then by wednesday, mid to upper 70s, so enjoy this week. guys? >> thanks, lauryn. it's a tough week for relatives of those on board missing airlines malaysia 370. tomorrow will mark two years when the plane disappeared in the southern indian ocean. tuesday sauis also the deadliner litigation under international law. they are suing malaysian airlines and the company who made the plane. the lawyer said the goal was to find out the cause and who was responsible. time may be running out for families of relatives on board malaysia flight 370. officials said the search will end this summer even if the plane is not found. about 70% search of the indian ocean has been completed. that's ou

area. they are confident crews are looking in the right spot. >> the governments of malaysia, china and australia determined that based on all the evidence that is currently available that 120,000 square kilometres should be the limit of this search, and that the search would end if we cover that zone without finding the aircraft. >> 390 people were on board when the malaysia went missing in 2013. nancy

this morning we are remembering the life of former first lady nancy reagan. she passed away yesterday at the age of 94. >> during her time at the white house, she helped change the job of first lady from that of an ornamental figure to a public figure with her own policies and goals. she was also constant and fierce protector of her husband's legacy, even after he left the white house. >> ronald reagan, contrary to perhaps his reputation, was not an entirely secure, impervious man. she gave him the strength to become president and also become a major presence. >> one of the most recognizable relationships in american politics, nancy

be nancy davis. their love affair was something out of a movie and that's actually where it began, on a movie lot in los angeles. >> reporter: she always dreamed of becoming an actress, and in a way she became one, on a world stage. born in 1921 in new york city, nancy davis making her way to hollywood landing small roles in movies for mgm. it was there she met ronald reagan. the chemistry was instantaneous. they married in 1952. she appeared alongside her husband in the telecast of the navy. >> you knew better. >> how could i know? did you give me a postdated check? >> reporter: soon she shifted her focus, devoting her life to him and his budding political career. it extended into the home and

politics. at first she was criticized for wearing designer gowns during a recession, then lauded for her anti-drug just say no campaign. >> when it comes to drugs and alcohol, just say no. >> reporter: but it was the 1981 assassination attempt that nearly took his life that overshadowed his entire presidency. nancy reagan became fiercely protective, even consulting an astrologer at times before scheduling his trips. he was exposed in a hotel by his chief of staff donald regan, who was fired largely at her behest after the contra scandal. >> she was his constant protector. >> reporter: nancy reagan changed world history, encouraging her husband to negotiate with what he had called the evil empire, the soviet union andts

mikhail gorbachev. >> he knew he could do a deal with gorbachev, he just needed to be allowed to do it. and she ran that interference for him. >> reporter: after leaving the white house, nancy reagan became an advocate for stem cell research for alzheimer's after the president wrote a heartfelt letter when he started suffering from the disease. >> he decide to do write a letter to the american people, and the people responded. >> reporter: his caregiver said she remained devoted to him throughout his days, carrying the torch for both her husband's legacy and her own. >> that was andrea mitchell reporting. right now on the nbc washington app, you can see a photo gallery of nancy reagan through the years. search nancy reagan on our nbc washington app. well, it is a beautiful day out here on the weather deck right outside the nbc studios. plenty of sunshine.

more clouds building later on, but really, really nice. temperatures are going to rise about 10 degrees from where we were yesterday, so really not going to be that bad. we've got that winter warmup headed our way. i do want to remind everybody to go ahead and bring those clocks forward, yes. according to temperatures out there right now, we're 51 in washington, 54 in manassas. already 60 in stanton, look at that. as we go hour by hour, temperatures are going to rise into, again, the low 60s. it's going to be a great evening out there. we have a bit of a breeze now, but it's going to be an even better week. if you like today and you like spring, wait until tomorrow or wednesday or thursday. i've got the 7-day forecast for you, and we'll see if there's any rain chances on it coming up in just a few minutes. guys? i'm molette green at the live desk. we're just learning about montgomery c

fill potholes. they just announced an intensive effort, what he calls it, to fill craters over the next few days, saying department of transportation crews will be out in force. residents can report potholes through the county's 311 on-line system, but you can also tell us your pothole story. we want to hear from you. we have a special twitter page set up at 4pothole6. back to you. right now if you turn on the tap in d.c., arlington, or parts of fairfax county, you may smell chlorine, but don't worry, there's nothing wrong with the water. it's part of the annual cleaning process. it happens every spring. they do it every year to improve water quality. authorities will monitor the chlorine levels to make sure your water is safe. just when you thought gas prices were low, it looks like some spots are seeing pump prices creep up. in maryland, gas has gone up about 8 cents in the last week. aaa atlantic says a gallon of ga

that's more than you'll pay in the district where gas is $1.89. virginia comes in at the lowest price per gallon, $1.59 right now. gas is still lower than a year ago, which means more people are planning to travel for spring break. experts say you better start planning now. you should book by the end of the week for the family trip if you want to save money. low fuel prices mean airfares are down. there is a 6% drop for domestic flights and 15% increases on international flights. a survey by retailmenot.com found that 60% of people will drive to their destinations. florida and las vegas seem to be top vacation picks this season. that warm weather will be the draw. when we come back, what you can do today to honor the life of fallen prince william county

right now in massachusetts, funeral services are under way for ashley guindon from springfield. she was an officer killed on her first day on the job answering a domestic violence call. there is a blood drive honoring two other officers wound nd that same call. they are still recovering. search blood drive in the nbc washington app to find out how you can help. right now some intense weather on the west coast. it's coming down in northern california around sacramento. take a look at the torrential rain here. this caused flooding conditions in some places this weekend, mudslides in others. a woman in her car who tried to drive through the flooding died. after all that rain and snow, the snow started falling near sacramento last night as well, and this caused pretty much whiteout conditions as the

it caused several wipeouts and crashes. they were not serious, though. the county closed the road to try and keep people safe. northern california is expecting even more dangerous weather later this week. now let's check our forecast here. lauryn ricketts, i'm happy to see spring weather return. >> i am, too. i think a lot of people around the d.c. area are very happy to see temperatures that look like this, and not what they're seeing in northern california right now. thank goodness they'll get a little bit of a break from that rain and snow for the next two days. of course, later on this week, they're really in for it. and the south is in for a lot of rain as well. not for us. we don't have any rain in the forecast until this weekend. so enjoy these temperatures, because this is where we'll top out today. 63 in washington, 65 in culpeper, 64 in fredricksburg, anywhere from the low 60s. when you wake up tomorrow morning, the last two mornings have been pretty chilly. temperatures were in the 30s for overnight lows, saturday morning, sunmo

so we're doing a little better as we get into your tuesday morning. i went for a low overnight, 48 here in d.c. not too bad, temperatures will be in the 70s all the way through the end of this work week. go ahead and set those clocks forward on sunday. a change in tone in the race for the white house. when we come back, you'll hear from the candidates. plus,

welcome back. here's a look at our top stories this midday. big news from the washington redskins team. >> they have released rgiii. he hardly played this last year. we are remembering former first lady nancy reagan today. flags will be ordered to play at half mast throughout the city. she will be buried next to her husband in california. a woman was shot and killed at a d.c. bus stop, and police are looking for her killer now. the shooting happened on alabama avenue southeast in the milddle of the day. right now glass at the bus stop is still scattered on the ground. >>

million from wall street for that superpac. >> auto industry bailout in last night's cnn debate. that was just one of the hot button issues hillary clinton and bernie sanders slammed each other on. flint water crisis also took center stage with both candidates calling for michigan's governor to step down. primaries and caucuses over the weekend. donald trump and ted cruz both walked away winners. trump took kentucky and louisiana. cruz earned wins in kansas and ma ma maine. voters backed rubio in florida. after that busy weekend, the candidates are now focused on the next primary tomorrow in michigan. nbc has a preview of what the numbers are looking like

state. >> i voted to save the auto industry. he voted against the money that ended up saving the auto industry! >> the flint water crisis, big subjects in the primary. both candidates want michigan's governor to resign. our marist poll shows hillary clinton with a 75% lead there. donald trump topping polls in michigan. he is already targeting florida, marco rubio's home state. rubio won puerto rico this weekend. but he's trailing back home. >> i haven't given up on florida yet. >> reporter: neither as ted cruz. he's closing in on delegates and says he does not want a contested convention. >> you have to unite and that's what we're seeing happening. >> reporter: trump thinks republicans will unite.

behind him. >> i'm a unifier, and maybe people don't see that, but they will see that. >> we're focusing a lot on michigan, but there are three other states voting tomorrow as well, mississippi, ohio and washington. nancy reagan's death occurred yesterday afternoon. ted cruz tweeted reagan will be remembered for her deep passion for the nation and her love for 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 strength of character was legendary and her advocacy for alzheimer's research was tireless. it could be a close race for the senate seat in maryland. the "washington post" is weighing in and the post endorsed marilyn van

elections. she said she is retiring to campaign this fall. the report says hollen is more likely to create compromise. it is a beautiful day out there today. my goodness, the skies are are bright blue. you know, we may have a few clouds trying to build in later on this afternoon and throughout this evening, but we're going to stay dry and not have to worry about anything. we're going to stay mild as well. i know everybody wants to know that, so we are looking good. our daytime high for today is going to be in the low 60s. we've got plenty of sunshine, low 60s, and all in all, not too bad. as i said, as we get into the afternoon, a few more clouds trying to settle in. but temperatures, again, are not going to be that bad. even into the overnight, we're only falling into the upper 40s, so we're looking good as we go into the overnight. the last few nights we've been in the 30s, so definitely doing well. if those kids want to go out

energy, i'm sure they went outside for recess today, but as you pick them up from the bus stop, we're looking good with temperatures in the 60s, and then again throughout this evening. eventually we'll fall into the 40s overnight. we'll see those temperatures come back up as we go through this week. not only tomorrow but also into wednesday and thursday and friday still not even looking that bad. dry pretty much this week. we do have some rain chances on that 7-day forecast. i'm going to show you that coming up. guys? happening now, a stretch of i-95 in virginia shut down right now, and we'll show you why. chopper 5 just flew over the northern lanes of the bridge. they're diverting all traffic on i-95 to route 3 in fredricksburg until sign repairs are finished. you may need to find an alternro

early this afternoon. it's considered a signal of recovery efforts. the cvs at pennsylvania and north avenues are reopened again. it's totally rebuilt following the violence last year. the store burned douwn in the riots after freddie gray died last april. a man pled guilty to setting it on fire. they are not commenting on why two firefighters trying to save a toddler were put on leave. it's a story you've been discussing on our nbc washington facebook page. all we know is an 18-month-old girl was having seizures. firefighters say there was no ambulance available to take her to the er, so they used her fire truck to get her to the hospital. after the incident, they were put on leave because the truck did not have the right medical equipment. the county says the situation is now under review. a bald eagle rescued from

i'm aaron gilchrist. a shocker in california. the lakers stunned the champs, handing the golden warriors the championship this season. they only hit 13% from the three-point range. the lakers say veteran kobe bryant kept them on their toes, perhaps literally. the team wore kobe-themed socks to commemorate his farewell season during this game. it is the end of an era. season 6 pb ara "downton abbey"t its end. the creator has not ruled out other downton

how about that? a little sad news trending this morning. ray tomlinson, the man known as the mastermind of modern e-mail, has died. he found a way to spend e-mail to a specific person and a specific address. he also designed the "at" symbol we all know so well. back to you. remember nancy reagan. you'll hear from her friend

a live look at the national cathedral as we continue to pay tribute to former first lady nancy reagan. the bishop was mourning her death. he called her 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 to the

couple sat down with morgan spencer and remembers mrs. reagan as a compassionate woman. >> i'm going to miss her shoulder because it was a big shoulder to lean on. she was a dear friend and she was a good friend to so many people. >> he says losing a friend is hard, but it's comforting to know nancy reagan is finally reunited with a husband she loved so dearly. a bald eagle is recovering. she is helping to heal the bird's shoulder so she can fly again. an officer found the eagle in the potomac area. they have named the eagle trust. keeping in the animal theme here, a wild otter gives birth outside in a rarely seen sight. the otter climbed up on the rock b

she started grooming her pup right away, which you can see there. this is the second time since december that the wild sea otter has used the aquarium as a birthing center. many people said this was the only time they've ever seen a birth like this close up. >> i was begging to go outside. i said, do you guys want me to go outside to do weather, because i will. it's quite different out here now as opposed to the blizzard season. no snow in the forecast. you may have seen a little rain yesterday morning, but nothing out there right now. look how beautiful, and look how beautiful our city is, too. look how gorgeous the sky is. blue skies, and i believe we'll have a few more as we get into the afternoon, but all in all, not too bad. current temperatures, we have a little bit of wind but it's out of the southwest. with those winds out

southwest and 10 miles an hour. already 64 in fredricksburg. it's going to be warm out here and it's going to be warm as we continue through date, through tomorrow and even through thursday and on friday into the weekend. today will be the coldest day on the seventh day, seo enjoy. we have a few clouds coming in this afternoon, but we'll stay dry. a back door cold front will come through, and that's we have a few more clouds on there and that's why we've knocked the temperature down just a little bit. i do believe we'll be dry but we'll have some showers around the weekend. don't forget we spring forward this weekend, so enjoy this week. 76, pat. >> it was enough to enjoy. thanks so much for joining us. we're back on the air this afternoon first at

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