two women shot to death after a late night argument. breaking news just in as police are looking for the person who shot them. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm pat lawson muse. the heroic actions that saved lives overnight. >> and i'm meteorologist lauryn ricketts. a beautiful day out there right now. we have a beautiful bit of cloud cover that's going to clear. temperatures on the rise. we'll let you know coming up. video coming in, a school bus being carried away with children just inside. we'll show you the dramatic rescue just

baltimore police officer william porter will be compelled to testify in all of the trials over freddie gray's death. a lower court ruled that he would have to testify and the maryland court of appeals, the highest court in the state upheld that ruling. six police officers were charged. porter's trial ended in a hung jury last year. the other officers faced charges for assault and depraved heart murder for gray's death. breaking new development. someone saw a person shoot two women and then took off. both women died. molette green is live with new details for us. molet molet molette? >> reporter: good morning? the officers just released the naples. 26-year-old

23-year-old. both shot in that third floor apartment behind me with children inside. jones' 5-year-old saw what happened. police evidence taped to the door of apartment 301 after a deadly night. two women shot and pronounced dead here at the scene. >> just found out and i just came over. >> reporter: this woman who didn't want to show her face on camera said her cousin is one of the women murdered described in her 20s who lived here with her three young children. >> beautiful, loved her kids, i spent a lot of time with them. >> reporter: it's possible the children saw the deadly turn of events since they were inside at the time. >> i heard three loud bangs. >> reporter: the 911 call came in around 10:30 last night. shots fired at the apartments. this man lived on the third floor. >> a loud, you know, banging sound.

security door has people who live here frustrated and angry. >> this is a security door. it sure ain't much security. >> reporter: but it's uncertain if that would have stopped killer. >> it's sad. people take an innocent life. people don't value life anymore. it's really sad. >> reporter: at this point prince george's county police don't believe that this was random. the police say the shooter shot both of the women, and then left. we spoke with two young women who say they're in class, they go to class with jericka jones. they tell me that they met her two weeks ago and this was a young woman who wanted to be a dental hygienist. that's the latest live from the scene here in cheverly. new this midday, brand-new video of an apartment that caught fire. take a look at the flames here, this video from the prince joernes's fire dar

prince george's county fire says people had to be rescued from their balconies. no one was hurt though. two apartments were so damaged people had to sleep elsewhere tonight. well, temperatures today not looking too bad out there. in fact, right now those temperatures are in the 70s, the lower 70s in some spots, and we're well on our way to warm up right through the 70s. 61 here in d.c. inside the beltway, 69 in baltimore, 70 in leesburg, 72 in manassas. but, again, we're going to warm on up. again, most of us will be in the mid-70s for daytime highs. areas along the water could be a little bit on the cooler side in annapolis. you could end up in the mid to upper 60s. for the most part we have cloud cover out there. you will get sunshine as we continue into the afternoon but then we've got more mild weather on the way. we'll show you those numbers coming up in a few minutes. >> a

thank you. a student who was missing is now safe. he was found this morning. his family was worried because they hadn't heard from him for several days. he is 18 years old. police arrested 2 a 23-year-old. he stabbed a woman. she died. another was established but is expected to be okay. he's charged with murder and attempted murder charges. a proposed law would broaden what qualifies as domestic violence. if senate bill 960 passes, it would add harassment and malicious destruction of property. prince george's county's state attorney general

measure. now we turn for the fight for degats in decision 2016. they'll be battling for votes again. take a look. red states are where republicans will need to get votes in the primary or caucus, the purple states is where they're hopes to get votes. those include mississippi and michigan today. this morning's new surveymonkey poll shows the first large shift in the democratic race. hillary clinton is up four points. bernie sanders dropped three points nationally. she has a 17-point lead over sanders going into the primaries. ted cruz is now in second place behind donald trump. 39% of republican voters think the billionaire will clinch the nomination. this poll has a 1.1% margin of error. a terrifying plane crash caught on camera. you won't believe a father and daughter actually walked away with just a few bruise

what a way to end a college visit. a father and his daughter say a parachute helped save their lives when their plane just fell out of the sky. >> yeah. take a look at the plane bouncing when it hits the ground in long island. you can see it nearly hit a building. this happened over the weekend. the father who was piloting the plane said the engine just die. he walked away with a scratch on his forehead. his daughter was not injured. we turn to texas now. six students are safe after this scary situation. their bus got stuck in some high floodwater this morning. there were severe storms outside dallas last night and this is what was left over, the water halfway up the bus's wheels. take a

carrying children on their shoulders to a nearby boat. after that they were put on another bus and taken to school. now, that same storm also damaged a number of homes in the city of cool, texas. they were wondering if there were tornados that touched down. there were warnings this morning. you see a lot of debris scattered everywhere. you see one person trapped in a house. he was rescued later. fortunately we won't be seeing anything like that in our area. it geese doing be beautiful, as a matter of fact. let's check back in with lauryn ricket ricketts. >> it is. i've spoken with a meteorologist in texas. they've got a long day ahead of them. up here as well, as you get out and about, it's so darn nice outside. temperatures right now around 70 degrees. we're warming up rather quickly even though we have that cloud

areas to the west seeing a little bit more sunshine. we've been stuck in some of those clouds throughout much of the day, but as we continue through the afternoon clouds will start to clear and we'll get sunshine. definitely make sure you have your shades with you. some areas may be a little bit warmer since we're getting warm already out there. and so for d.c., we'll continue to warm up through, again, the mid-70s. beautiful, mild, dry out there. we do have rain in the seven-day forecast. i'll show you that coming up. >> thanks, lauryn. up next, an update on the volunteer firefighters who broke the rules to save a little girl's life. >> you'll hear f

it felt good to be back on the fire truck. i appreciate all the support from the citizens, the community. >> two volunteer firefighters are excited to be back on the job this morning. the fire chief reinstated both men after a review and a public outcry. the fire chief reinstated both men, captain james kelly and virgil bloom were placed on leave for taking a child, a little girl to the hospital on a fire engine rather than waiting for an ambulance. the firefighters say the ambulance was 15 minutes s away and the child needed help immediately.

captain kelley said he was surprised for being rep panhandle reprimanded. >> i was surprised. >> the office is now doing a review of the case. do you suffer with allergies? with the warmer weather arriving, many of you will be dealing with seasonal allergies. tree pollen will be started in the next few weeks. grass pollen will bring the swollen eyes and puffy noses too. if you have kids who suffer with allergies, try to limit the amount of time they spend outside. health experts say you should always shower when you come back indoors to remove pollen. over-the-counter medications can help and kick in quickly. it may be too late to get your allergy shot because a lot of them take six months to be effective. talking about warmer weather, lauryn rtt

course, that brings the bad news. the allergies, oh, man, they can be terrible out there. i'm from shenandoah valley. it's not too bad out there. we have clouds but i believe they'll dissipate as we continue into the afternoon. we're dry for days, thank goodness. now, we do have some record-breaking temperatures on the way possibly, possibly by thursday we could see some record-breaking temperatures. i think our daytime highs in d.c. is 78 set back in 2006. forecast right around 80 degrees. then we've got rain chances as we get into saturday and sunday. again, looking good. low to mid-70s. so all in all, not that bad for your next four days. look at this. mid-70s. some areas may be above that as we get decreased clouds. the afternoon look spectacular. then we head into your wednesday. mid to upper 70s. plenty of sunshine around tomorrow, th

southeastern portion of the united states. clouds increase on friday. could have a few sprinkles. but then rain chances return saturday, sunday, and possibly monday morning. guys? >> thank you, lauryn. developing this morning, how much your pet bills could change and how much your bill is in the air. pepco's controversial $7 million merger is in trouble. failure to act could mean the whole deal gets derailed. some civic groups say it's a bad deal. some say it's not clear if or when the deal will go through. right now in rockville, montgomery county officials and state highway officials are being grilled about the blizzard and responses. they're working on the issue of pretreating roads. they want to figure out ways

snow-clearing contractors. and we expect them to ask about issues with the county's 311 phone line which was overwhelmed during the storm. in the meantime across the potomac, virginia will get some of the federal help it requested as a result of the blizzard. the white house says president obama has approved the commonwealth disaster declaration. that means virginia can get money for repairs and recovery efforts from the big january storm. another reason to circle the first day of spring on your calendar. the d.c. department of public works says that's about when all the snow from january's blizzard will finally be gone. right now the snow is still sitting in huge piles at rfk stadium. take a look. that's the snow, but it's been coated in dirt and grime. scott macfarlane says they plan to remove the snow the day before the first day of spring. >

is under way in the district for a building to help new businesses grow. the incubator space will be right by howard university in the 2300 block of georgia avenue. it will be home to entrepreneurs and investors, and it's designed to help those who target underserved communities. we'll have more on when it's set to open and who will be involved on "news4" at 4:00. well, today prince george's county wants to hear your thoughts at a public budget hearing. according to a report from the blue ribbon commission, lagging tax revenue is failing to keep up with expenses in the county. with the county drawing less in revenue, it depend s less on state government money. by 2022 they could face a $22 million budget hole. and today we'll learn where

county. the commonwealth is still reviewing medical cannabis grower applications. it says it will issue no more than 15 licenses statewide. that meeting is taking place at 7:00 at winchester hall. 000 get around when you don't use your own car. lyft is gang customers according to uber. that's partly because the ride-sharing company lowered fares in three cities including d.c. in new york city lyft ridership is up 500% since last may. gas prices are on the rise too. just a little bit right now. we've gone up 6 cents in a week in some places, but they're under $2 a gallon all around here. this happens every spring. here's what we know. the average for regular unleaded is

1.79 in maryland. virginia is pay 1ing $1.69. aaa says even though prices are up, it's hard to complain. >> we've grown so money in a decade that even a small spike in prices is disconcerting and disturbing to motorists, but once we get through this hiccup, we'll still be in better shape than we have been in years. >> i like that. hiccup. coming up, "news4's" erika gonzalez tells us why it's best to look around a little bit before you buy gas. that's in ten minutes. s> dangerou

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california. take a look at this new video of train that derailed overnight. it's not only lying off the tracks, but it's lying in a creek. investigators are now saying that a mudslide may be to blame here. heavy rain caused the mudslide. it's been getting a ton of rain out there, knocked over a tree that fell on the train while it was moving. after it went into the water, people didn't wait for help. they started pulling each other out of the train. >> one was in the mudslide, we were digging each other out. i'm thankful i'm alive live, thank god for that. >> scary situation there. police

well, we're going to get some sunshine out there. we've got to wait a little bit, but we'll get some sunshine. i know a lot of areas aren't seeing sunshine but here i

we've been stuck in a cloud cover throughout much of the morning. eventually we'll get the sunshine. despite the cloud cover, temperatures are warming up and they're whamming up very quickly. here in d.c. we're going to top out in the mid-70s. fredericksburg, 70. warrenton, 76. 66 in gaithersburg. a little cooler along the water. if you're headed to pick the kids up from the bus stop, hopefully they burn some energy aet the bus stop. again, in the early evening we'll have sunshine out as well. the sun going down a little bit after 6:00. but maybe you need to set your tee time because it's going to be a beautiful day tomorrow. we're going to be even warmer tomorrow. we could have record-breaking temperatures tomorrow and also as we get into thursday. plenty of sunshine. it's going to be a cool start. a few degrees warmer than this morning. we started in the 30s.

then we'll warm up into the upper 70s by the afternoon. we have an 80 on there. we'll show you the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> all right, lauryn. thank you. training, recruitment, and selection all under review at the baltimore city schools because of this video you see here. it shows a police officer slapping a student several times last week. the baltimore school's ceo held a private meeting with parents to talk about what happened ther there. he actually kicked reporters out. the city is reforming the way it choose officers and documenting how they talk and interact with students. the officer in the video, a second officer and school's police chief are all on school administrative leave. straight ahead, a little advice if you're heading

welcome back at 11:29. giving you a live look over the springfield interchange. you can see a few cars there making their way down i-95 not having any trouble at this point in time. lots of you planning to head somewhere for spring break and aaa says more and more people are considering taking their cars, and that's because of super low gas prices, though they're now on the rise. "news4's"

pump. >> reporter: we've seen prices go up in the past couple of weeks, but still if you look at prices last year compared to this year, we're still 70 cents cheaper than last year. the national highest average about $2.51, the lowest 1rk est $1.30. here, $1.67, according to aaa the lower price of crude and abundant supplies keep what you pay in the coming months. with spring around the corner, this is welcome news. spokesperson for aaa don townsend says take a look around where you're shopping because prices can vary substantially even in a small area. >> they've been on one street corner where there's a 30-cent swing in gasoline prices. it doesn't make sense t

consumers, but take advantage of that. we always say shop with your steering wheel. >> reporter: in arlington, i'm erika gonzalez, "news4." >> so what kinds of prices are you seeing around the area? we want you to share those with us on the nbc washington facebook page. snap a photo and don't forget to add the location. it might be a great day to try to eat lunch outside, maybe dinner on the patio. let's go to "storm team 4" lauryn ricketts. how is it feeling out there? >> it's so wonderful. i don't know if i want to come back inside. i heard you say to people take off on wednesday. take an today, take off tomorrow, take off thursday. this weather is sticking around the d.c. area for a good amount of time. it feels so wonderful. hopefully the restaurants open up their patios because that's the place that's going to be hopping. 61 right now inside the district but then you step outside the beltway, we've got

park, 72 in manassas, 76 in warrenton, 76 in leesburg. and then as we continue into really the rest of the day, the temperatures are going to stay into really the mid-70s, possibly upper 70s. so your four-day forecast, yes, we're look at 80 by thursday, low 70s by friday. and then we will have those temperatures roll back into the 60s by saturday and sunday. we'll have a few sprinkles possibly on friday. but then a better chance of rain saturday and sunday. don't forget to set those clocks forward. spring is definitely arising. i certainly consider him an ally. >> would you tap him to be your v.p. choice? >> oh, let's not get ahead of ourselves. >> to win, to become president of the united states. i'm not talking about vice president. during last night's fox news

stopped short of names bernie sanders as her vice president but bernie sanders says he's in it to win it. >> right now 607 delegates separate sanders and clinton. today they'll have two chances to earn delegates in michigan and mississippi's primaries. the fight has become pretty ferocious for democrats as those numbers get crunched. senator ted cruz is catching up to front-runner donald trump. this is on the republican side. there are fewer delegates between the two of them. ohio governor john kasich is far behind the top three contenders. today could be a defining point for democrats in michigan while mississippi has become the battleground. >> nbc's tracie potts has the details. >> reporter: today's michigan primaries could be bernie sanders' last chance to beat hillary clinton. >> what i did not vote for was a

crooks on wall street. >> reporter: in a fox news town hall clinton reached out to sanders supporters. >> i hope to win the nomination. if i am so fortunate, i hope to work with him. >> reporter: republicans are focused on the mississippi primary. >> raise your right hand, everybody. you do swear that you're going to vote for donald trump tomorrow? raise that hand. i love you! >> reporter: ted cruz is going after trump supporters there. >> we're seeing supporters who had been voting for donald trump who realize he's not who they thought he was. >> i can support the party and i will. >> reporter: in florida marco rubio is the underdog now facing attack ads from trump. >> all talk, no action. >> reporter: the latest poll shows rubio closing in but still eight point behind trump in rubio's home state. florida votes next tuesday. so is ohio, winnerta

well. governor john kasich says he's going to women his home state. he's four points behind. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. former new york mayor michael bloomberg is backing down on a possible run. he spent months mulling over a possible candidacy. he said in a blog on monday he doesn't think he's going to win if he entered the race and he said it could shift the election toward republicans ted cruz or donald trump. "meet the press" moderator chuck todd spoke about this. >> i think the person most relieved is hillary clinton because uniquely in a matchup of clinton, trump, i think bloomberg takes more from clinton than he would have trump. >> todd says if sanders looks like he would get into the race and get the democratic nomination, then bloomberg probably would have jumped into the race.

today late night host seth meyers will appear on the ellen degeneres show. the two of them talk about presidents and push precedence. the "snl" alum and his wife are expecting their first child in about two months and ellen explains the significance of a push present. to find out what ellen gives the new parents you can tune in to the ellen degeneres show right here before "news4" at 4. what they do torack down a t

former first lady nancy reagan will lie in repose before her private funeral later this week. tomorrow and thursday the public will will have a chance to pay their respects. on friday there will be a private funeral servi

library. first lady michelle obama is expected to attend. mrs. reagan will be laid to rest next to her husband. she passed away on sunday at the age of 94. you can take a look back at nancy reagan and her life with ronald reagan. it's all on the nbc washington app. just search "nancy eagan."r

they had to drag me back in it's so gorgeous out there. it's really nice. sunshine out there, no rain in the forecast until this weekend. dry for days. record-breaking temperatures not only today around the region. i don't think d.c. is going to make it. but also tomorrow and thursday. i think thursday will be the best day for d.c. to break some record highs. maybe some sprinkles on frid

to be sunday. 75 for the daytime high for today. we've got a mix of sun and clouds out there. i think we'll get more sunshine as we continue into the afternoon. looking good as we warm up into the mid-70s. and then upper 70s for tomorrow. 78 will be the temperature for tomorrow. we'll have sunshine all through the day. right around 80. if not over 80 for record-breaking temperatures. we have a record of 78 degrees set back in 2006. so i think we'll beat that by thursday. again, we'll talk about the rain chances coming up in a few minutes. >> today people around the world are remembering malaysia air flight mh-370. the plane disappeared over the indian ocean exactly two years ago today. there were 239 people on board. relatives heard memorial services in china and malaysia this morning. many are suing malaysia air and demanding answers abo

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we have break news now. we're learning more about a homicide in cheverly, maryland. >> two women were killed in an apartment overnight. we received new video. one is tericka jones and

the police are looking for the suspect. it comes a day after another woman died. we learned that police officer william porter will be compelled to testify in all of the other officers' cases. six police officers were charged with gray's death in police custody last april. porter's trial ended in a hung jury. the others face charges from assault to depraved heart murder in gray's death. he says he's your neighbor and then turns around and asks you for money. a warning from d.c. about a guy scamming people in several parts of the city. the latest incident happened just this weekend in the navy yard

a well dressed man in a suit and tie knocks on the door, he says he's your neighbor bruce. he then tells you he's locked out of his house and has no keys or wallet and then asks you for money to catch a cab or take the metro. >> he knockeded on my door yesterday. i couldn't come down, but he knocked on my neighbor's door. >> it's sad that somebody would take advantage of good-hearted people. >> we have this picture of bruce. i'll shoal it to you here. we blurred his face because police say he hasn't committed any crime, but they want to get the word out and they want to urge you not to give this man money. well, those temperatures are warming up rather nicely today, and daytime highs today in the 70s. so looking good all across the area. we do have a little bit of cloud cover out there right now, but that is decreasing as we continue into this 111::00 hour and head toward lunch. maybe you'll want to eat some lunch outside becaus

looking beautiful. in fact, the daytime high will be around 75 degrees in d.c. we could be above that in some areas, some areas are in the mid-70s. just know it's going to be warm, it's going to be dry, it's going to be beautiful and absolutely mild throughout the evening. this is what we're looking at. by 10:00 tonight the temperatures still in the 50s. in fact, we will fall into the 50s and 40s overnight. not quite as bad as we go into tomorrow morning. if you want to go ahead and book that tee time. wednesday might be your day to do it. it's going to start off a little cool. if you want to do early tee time before work. near 80 degrees tomorrow. that's all coming up on that seven-day forecast, and we'll show you the rain chances in just a few minutes. >> all right, lauryn, thank you. ahead, police and community members will work together to try to fight crime. there's a crime walk that begins at 6:00. you can meet the officers at south capitol street and livingston road southeast. d.c. police also

crime down. they have the stolen minivan that was used in a deadly drive-by shooting at a bus stop. now they're looking for a person who was behind the wheel. one person was killed there, two others injured in a shooting on sunday in southeast d.c. now, this happened just steps away from where a local reporter was gunned down last may. please say the van belonged to alter church. the church didn't know it was missing. >> this morning police are looking for a second suspect in a brazen home invasion. they've already arrested kevin darnell carroll. they ambushed a 20-year-old and 14-year-old as they entered their germantown home last year. both men wore ski masks and both had guns. they believe they planted a gps tracker on the family car and tracked them home. police say carroll and his partner tied up their hostage and then robbed the house. virginia lawmakers are taking steps to protectch

with special needs to protect crimes. it would lead to this. under this bill attorneys would be allowed to present evidence f their clients' educational and behavioral issues at trial. they passed the bill this week. it's now going to the governor's desk. it comes after the report found that virginia refers more students with special needs than any other state. virginia's governor has not said whether he'll sipe a bill to force death row inmates into the election cushion chair if there are no drugs available. right now they're allowed to choose the electric chair if they want to but only a percentage has chosen it since 1985. the secret service said a man attempted to get in the white house and it ended pretty fachlt he was

bfrd he reached the main fence. he climbed over a shorter barrier outside the north lawn and then officers took him down. for the amount of dajs to erin an drew, 55 million, correct? >> new reaction this morning from lawyers for erin andrews fresh off her legal string against hotel owners and a convicted man accused of stalking her. the jury came back with a verdict. it's the combination of an emotional two-week trialç+vl w we heard andrews tearfully testify about the emotional damage she said she still experiences. knowing that nude videos of her secretly recorded in a nashville hotel are still out there. >> erin andrews has shown phenomenal courage in standing up

decision and that their cooperation in the case has affected the hotel industry. happening today, michelle obama is hoefrting an event at the d.c. market in honor of national women day. it's a let girls learn initiative. it helps girls complete their educations. and in honor of women's history month throughout the month of march, we're highlighting the strong successful women who make our program great. >> laura is one. she use hip-hop as a tool to educate children. paris believes music, poetry, and writing can engage students in a way books sometimes can't. u

other incredible women's stories on our nbc washington instagram. and a reminder to you, if you know a woman you think we should highlight,

i'm eun yang. we're following stories. this burn survivor has become a makeup star. you have to look at this video. she turned to makeup to hide the burn scars from a childhood accident that covered her face. over one million of you checked this out. we spotted this story on insider.com. she said she was self-conscious and even had suicidal thoughts before reaching self acceptance. very cool. have you ever wanted to be a pilot? well, jetblue is now taking applications for 24 slots in its gateway

pilot initiative to train novices to fly a jet. it will take a couple ofj&só y to complete. applicants must be 23 years old by the connell pleegs of the program with a high school degree or equivalent. good luck with that. take a look at this van. it probably shouldn't be hard to find, right? the driver of this minivan painted it to see semable the mystery machine from the cartoon scooby-doo. it led police in california on a high-speed chase. it happened on sunday and apparently the driver of the van eventually dumped the scooby-doo mobile and the police. the police are now looking for the female driver. did you see the mugshot? okay. when we come back, the look at the awesome weather we're

new today the irs has suspended a program. they've taken it down because of concerns about security. we're told people already issued an i.p. pin should continue to file their taxes as they normally would. if you lost our misplaced your letter that included number, you'll have to call the irs to get it. and if you live in the district and already retrieved it, the irs said to go ahead and include that on your return. well, those clouds are dispainting right now. you can see some sunshine in d.c. we didn't see a lot of it this morning but we're getting a lot of it out there now and we're going go mostly sunny as we continue into the afternoon. soak up the sunshine and enjoy the warm temperatures. my goodness. we've almost had a seven-degree jump in the la

so. 66 in gaithersburg. looking good at 81 too. temperatures will be in the low 70s in d.c. it will be warmer once you step outside the beltway. mild conditions and plenty of sunshine. grab those sunglasses. not only for this afternoon but tomorrow as well. temperatures will be pushing the 80-degree mark on wednesday. i do believe we'll be at it on thursday. definitely warm conditions and definitely dry. now, friday, definitely a backdoor cold here. cooler temperatures, upper 60s, lower 70s p maybe a sprinkle on friday and scattered rain on saturday. temperatures in the 60s. we stay in the upper 60s on sunday. that will be our best bet for rain and don't forget to set those clocks forward. >> thank you. got it. >> thanks, lauryn. >> that it's for "news4" midday. we appreciate you joining us. we'll see you this afternoon

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