right now on news 4 today, metro transit officers involved in a five car wreck. what we're finding out about the mess on 395. >> i have to do it myself. >> dangerous politics. brawls and a major safety concern as protests lead to havoc at rallies for donald trump. and voters weigh in. marco rubio gets the win, but for the all the delegates. we'll break down the big battle coming up. >> the time is 6:00. it really is. daylight saving time alre

good morning, i'm angie goff. hope you have a nice cup of brew. >> absolutely. it will take us time to get adjusted to it and you also might want to grab your rain coat on your way out the door. many of us will get some showers. >> that's right. tom kierein here tracking when they will be hitting your neighborhood. >> you guys are amazingly alert. >> fooled you. >> does make a huge difference, our sunrise an hour later this morning. it will be at 7:22. between now and then, a few scattered sprinkles coming lieu. looking now at radar, areas of light green are scattered sprinkles coming in from the south and west. heavier it downpours will pass well west of the metro area. and on this sunday morning, scattered sprinkles in the district. montgomery, fairfax and loudoun county. a few scattered sprinkles on the calvert/anne arundel county line.

10:00, a few scattered sprinkles. but some of the heavier downpours won't be until later this afternoon. they get closer to the metro area and sweep right on through into the evening hours. could get moderate briefly down pours after midnight tonight. most of it will be tapering off by dawn on monday. well, we are following a developing story this morning. three metro transit police officers involved in a crash on 395 in arlington. this happened last night around 11:00 just north of duke street. take a look at the pictures. wtop on twitter there, five cars involved, three were metro transit police cruisers. we're working to learn what caused the crash, but no one was seriously hurt. we're also working to find out what caused a fire at a home on old silver h

this morning. prince george's county fire say that they put it out about 4:45 this morning. you can see one of the cars in the driveway was also destroyed. we're working to learn how many people were inside that house when the fire started. p. > let's take a look at decision 2016. marco rubio heads into the tuesday florida primary with a win in the district. he beat john kasich by just 50 1r0e9s. t votes. rubio gets 10 delegate, and kasich nine. and a group of protesters from the dump trump movement, but no major incidents. we spoke to voters inside about why they felt a special urgency this year to vote. >> i think this is a great right we have to not only participate in the political process, but also be involved in it. >> he's already the front runner. just supporting that as it goes along. >> and the

contest is this tuesday when floridians head to the ballots before 99 delegates are up for grabs in florida. more trouble at two donald trump campaign events. outside a rally in kansas city, proceed fest totesters were pre by police. >> and in dayton, a man tried to rush the stage. donald trump said he was planning on pressing charges. now more on the campaign issues. >> reporter: in kansas city, more tough talk from donald trump and another night of protests. just hours after a man jumped over a barricade and fritried t get on stage. >> tries to make a rush at me. i was ready. i don't know if i would have done well, but i would have been out there fighting, folks. >> reporter: it happened at an airport in dayton as trump was addressing the

s secret service surround the frontrunner and others rushed him away. he's been charged withes if orderly conduct and inducing panic. >> the secret service guys him him like you wouldn't believe. >> reporter: the comments come a night after trump canceled an appearance in chicago. protesters there skirmished with trump supporters both inside and outside the arena. police arrested five people, two officers were injured. every other candidate quickly condemned trump's rhetoric toward protesters. >> this is a man who has told supporters to basically beat up the people who are in the crowd and he will pay their legal fees. >> donald trump has created a toxic environment. >> reporter: in a statement sanders called trump a pathological liar, hillary clinton labeled trump a bully. >> if you see violence, you you should condemn it. and if you see a bully, you

>> reporter: but will the rising tensions affect the campaign. we'll see tuesday as five more states hold primaries. barry air "rent," nbc news. president obama weighed in, he says we should be be able to have political debates without turning on one another. and political figures should lead by example. >> those who aspire to be our leaders should be trying to bring us together, speak out against violence and reject efforts to spread fear or turn us against one another. and if they refuse to do that, they don't deserve our support. >> coming up in our next half hour, chuck todd will join us to discuss all that is going on in the political world this week. on "meet the press," chuck will discuss the campaign issues with donald trump, john kasich and ted cruz. that is at 10:30 right after

we're still trying to learn the cause of a death of man found on the a path in the briggs chaney area. someone found the body around midnight friday on a paved trail on castle boulevard. police he will us the victim had trauma to his upper body. you see a lot of commotion around eisenhower metro station, it's only a drill. more than 100 emergency responders will take part in the exercise. that means the eisenhower avenue and huntington stations will be closed. shuttle buses will be running. the drill begins away around 8:30 this morning. a fight at a you've nile etention center in frederick county broke out on friday at the victor cullen center. several staff members were hurt and one had to go to the hospital. the facility houses juveniles considered challenging

aggressive. let's get a live look at radar. the green moving in. showers starting to work their way toward our area. tom is tracking what you can expect for today and the monday commute when we look forward to more sun maybe. a pilot forgets his bag and the gun in it taken. where police had to

right now around the region, getting a few scattered sprinkles. i'm tom kierein. starting off on this sunday morning, you can see that on radar. the areas of moving green, just l

right around the immediate metro area, we are getting some of the light sprinkles across northern virginia, the district, into maryland and west virginia. all these heading north and east. so have an umbrella handy if you're about to head out the door early on this sunday morning. we'll have the scattered sprinkles and here on another few hours. heavier downpours likely later today. we'll look at the hour by hour timing on that coming up. well, a epilot forgot his bg in a bathroom with a his gun inside. this happened at philadelphia international airport. when the pilot went back, the brag and gun were gone. police immediately started sweeping the airport and some planes. >> looking at everyone in the face giving them eye contact, they went from me to the front of the plane. >> it's scary to learn that he would forget. >> video survey listen led investigators to a janitor who had taken the bag and put it in a custodia

police say the janitor never tried to open the locked bag. iron maiden's plane sustained damage after lose control on the runway. crews in chile but towing the plane to refuel it when a steering pin fell out leaving the plane without any steering. it crashed into the track tore that was towing it. two crew men were hurt. no one was on the plane at the time of the crash. the band says this could delay their tour by one day. >> who knew they had a plane. two window washers in chicago fearing for their lives as they dangled 15 floors above the ground. it all happened when the rigging on their scaffold snapped. chicago firefighters were able to pull each one to safety by pulling thing inside the building new tthrough the windo. a search continues for two missing crew members of a tugboat that crashed

barge. one fellow crew heb was killed. 5,000 gallons of fuel spilled into the hudson as well. they will be back out this morning to look for the other two crew members who are presumed dead. happening today is the st. patrick's day parade kicking off the a noon. surrounding streets will be closed starting around 9:00 this morning until around 3 ob3:00. >> always a fun event to go to. and a lot of people will want on though if the weather will hold out. >> we might be dealing with a sprinkle here and there, right, tom? >> yeah, so just have your green umbrella ready for the st. patrick's day parade as we might have a few sprinkles. a few scattered across northern virginia and into maryland. there are they have your downpours way

those will pass west of us. daylight saving time, we have new sunrises and sunset times. sunrise at 7:22, sunset at 7:14, sunrise monday morning is at 7:20. getting used to these later hours of sunrises. and showers likely at 10:00 this morning. by 2:00 p.m., we'll be in the upper 50s. so for the parade between noon and 2:00 or so, just a slight chance of a sprinkle and then may briefly touching around 60. and by 6:00, we may have some showers beginning to move in from the west and we'll be in the mid-50s. then bus stop tomorrow morning, some showers may be lingering. we'll be in the upper 40s between 7:00 and 8:00. and then heading back home tomorrow afternoon, just maybe a little bit of drizzle , temperatures in in the upper 50s. four day forecast show something big changes on the way after today and tomorrow with highs near

might linker into tuesday morning. then sunday back on tuesday afternoon, milder, be nice to see the sun again. it will be in the upper 60s tuesday afternoon. and then wednesday will be the mildest day over the next seven days. afternoon highs may make it into the upper 70s. stays fairly mild on thursday, although we might get a passing shower in the morning. partly cloudy in the afternoon. highs upper 60s on thursday afternoon. seven day outlook towards the weekend, friday and saturday some sunshine. afternoon highs friday the low 60s. saturday with sunshine, chilly in the morning in the 30s. but afternoon highs should make it up to around 60 degrees. >> overall a pretty good looking forecast. next up, we have reporter's notebook for you. >> we'll be back in 15 minutes with more of the morning's top stories. good morning. weme

notebook." we begin with a disturbing story of domestic violence. a wake of a series of deadly incidents in prince george's county, there is a new earths to fig efforts it fight it. and joe madison, what are your thoughts about what appears to be an escalation of this kind of violence? >> and i think the escalation once again is due to the possession of weapons in the hands of people that you probably will find out are repeat offenders. and this is again where courts i think have to be extremely tough on folks who are abusive. especially when it involves children. but children, domestic violence, weapon, it's a dangerous combination. >> and there is a package of

address this, attempt to take guns away from convicted offenders, to form a task force that would come up with better intervention strategies and provide more social services. and now the county executive in prince george's county is setting aside a million dollars for more social services. is that going to be enough? >> well, i think definitely in prince george's county with the county executive putting money towards the issue, that's a major step. and the fact that the general assembly is at least talking about it, pushing bills, trying to push bills forward to address it is always a positive thing. i think what is interesting if we shift over to the new budget proposal rushern baker has put forward, a lot of that million would go towards services and counseling for men in terms of preventing domestic violence. so there really is a large gender aspect to that bill in prince george's county in terms of not a bill, rather, in terms of the money that will go

approve that. >> a lot of it would go toward the abuser. >> clearly the infrastructure and funding has to help an awful lot. often these cases devolve to the police on the beat. he has to be marriage counselor, police officer. and that's asking him or her to do a lot. they're well trained, but maybe not well trained on this. special entinterventionists neeo be brought in. >> you also need to put the money toward shelters so that individuals, women or men, because there are then who are sometimes -- have a place to go where there is a safe haven. so that has to be considered, too, because that is usually the biggest problem. where do i go. >> and remember, a big issue, too, on this is what happened in prince william county with the young officer that was killed. they were responding to a dost

police have said those are some of the most dangerous calls they get because they don't know what they're walking into. >> the cases are all tragic and one of the most tragic aspects is what happens to these children. they're often damaged emotionally, mentally. and then statistics do show that children who grow up in an environment like this and who are exposed to this kind of violence are at higher risk of becoming abusers, too. >> and how public policy will move forward to address this. i know the state's attorney for the county, this has been a wig platform for her, that she's pushing trying to get the county really to focus more on this issue. >> it's a problem all over the region. we have to take a break. we'll be right back.

sticking with politics, in annapolis for just a moment, gh gh governor hogan raised eyebrows when he said he's disgusted with national politics. he was asked if he's going to support donald trump should trump become the republican nominee. and the governor said it's too early to speculate about who he might endorse. what did you think of those comments? >> well, his candidate lost. it's really kind of interesting. now it's too early, but it wasn't too early when he endorsed chris christie. so this is just your typical my guy didn't win, so i'm back to square one. and he doesn't have anything to lose because he's not on anybody's short list or anything. >> this is

said and it was very interesting, he said i don't know who i might support, democrat, republican or if there is a third party candidate. so just the fact that he threw in if there is a third party candidate, he's saying is it possible could i support a third party candidate? maybe it is. so i think for the republicans, that is floating out there and i agree with joe when he says i don't want to get involved, well, you've already been involved. >> early on. >> larry hogan better thank god that he's not on a ticket this year. and yet the fact remains there is the establishment talking essentially. they are amazed and appalled and discombobulated by donald trump and they're all scrambling around for scenarios to get out of it and they haven't found one yet. >> let me give you one scenario that no one except bloomberg, people think he couldn't get on the ballot on primary elections. mb

a third party candidate gets in, no one gets the necessary 200 some electoral vote, it gets thrown into the house of representatives and who controls the house of representatives, the republicans. and who do you think they would vote for? whoever the republican candidate was. let's move to virginia. two volunteer firefighters are back on the job no longer on administrative leave after taking a toddler to the hospital in their fire truck. captain kelley and sergeant bloom say the 18 month old had suffered a seizure and was unresponsive and they didn't want to wait for an ambulance. fire chief says they didn't follow proper protocol. there was an outpouring of social support for them on social media. many didn't it think it was handled the right way. do you think it was handled properly

standpoint, they probably didn't have to really go public with it and suspend them. i would think you pull them into the office and say listen, guys, technically you're not supposed to do this but we're proud that you stepped forward and did what you did, but we have to talk about what procedures are. i think you have to look at both sides i believe that they did the right thing, but who is to say somewhere down the road you get a firefighter who decides he wants to make a run to 7-eleven for some other reason and you didn't make a point of saying this is what we can or cannot do. and what i thought was interesting the firefighter said i would still do the same thing ten out of ten times. >> the chief says they weren't suspended, they were placed onnedon ed a madministrative leave. >> in these cookinds of job, it plain is very important. you will take an

and so the question becomes we have to say something, but what do we do. and some people think that as you said they might have settled it quietly some other way. and just, you know, maybe a mild -- glad what you did, we understand you acted out of something from the heart, but the fact remains, you know, you kind of went over the line somehow and get on with it. don't make a big deal out of it. on the other hand some will say if you don't make an a example of this, other people will do it. >> i'd give them a medal, build a statue to them if i were a parent. if those were our children or our child, we would be hugging those people. he could have said, look, guy, just don't do it again and glad you may have saved this child's life. it gets to the point it's almost draconian. this is crazy. i mean, you didn't have to

could have told them just don't do it again. >> he could have just said we're looking at procedures to maybe ham cases like this. there must be a procedural way they can deal with this. virginia has become the first state to regulate fantasy sports. governor beisigned a law to prot businesses like draft kings. so explain why this is considered a win for both these companies and for the state of virginia. >> well, for the companies, they are trying to set a precedent to say we have a state behind this to say now this is legal. because for fan duel and fan king, probably got the name wrong, they are looking to build momentum to go from state to state saying this is what virginia has done and it's okay. for virginia it's a win because they say if you want to start a business here, you have to pay a $50,000 registration fee. so we're notax

there is it a registration fee. so that is a way for the state to get 50 grand from each company. >> it's gotten to the point where they have to do something and this is what they did. and it's better to be under the tent of some kind of a procedure than just being out there and everybody arguing about it or having a debate or perhaps getting to the point where there are violations of law or criminal activity might spring up because they don't have the state acting as it did. >> i have nothing to say. i do not gamble on sports. >> you still have five states where half of their jen general assemblies have approved it. so there are other states watching this move by virginia. >> there is tremendous abuse with this, that's really the problem. >> last question. how long do you think it will take to get the pepco/exelon merger completed? >> i think it still hangs on to the $78 million. they put this back out there and they're saying we'll give you

you, but we'll let you now decide how you want the money divied out. but the service commission and the mayor, they have to get on board. >> the activists now have a point. this is where these folks are saying take it, here it is, here it is, the big gay guys are iin charge and the proof is in these actions where they're taken away and given. >> think about eight others have to agree on this and that's the rob getti problem getting them together. >> and the deadline has been extended to all the parties to weigh in. everybody gets an extra ten days to comment. >> and pepco/exelon have the money to do it. >> thank you. stay with us for "news 4 today."

the time is 6:30. and here are the top stories we're following. we're working to learn what caused a five car crash on i-395 in arlington. three metro police offeicers wee involved. marco rubio wan the d.c. caucus, beating john kasich by just 50 votes. the win gave rubio ten delegates and kasich nine. more trouble at donald trump events. protesters were pepper sprayed and a man tried rush the stage. trump said he was planning on pressing charges. so as we enter the half hour, time to check the clocks. also maybe the smoke alarms. i know, right? snooze news this morning. we all lost an hour. good mo

>> and i'med a g ed adam tuss. a lot of cuss expect to see some showers today. tom kierein tracking that. >> those are not shamrocks on the storm team 4 radar. the right color, though. got some patchy green on the radar, that means just a little bit of scattered light drizzle this morning. i'm referring to sham rocks because we have the st. patrick's parade today. heavier downpours will pass west of us, but right now radar showing us scattered sprinkles across northern virginia, the district and maryland and eastern shore. all these tracking off to the north and east. so if you're about to head out the door, grab an umbrella, you may need it. a light breeze at union station. weather head lines for this sunday morning, morning sprinkles and a few afternoon sprinkles. the heaviest rain now the downpours look like they will be later tonight. evening hours are likely lingering in to late tonight, perhaps into early monday

are working to find out what caused this suv to plow into a building in suit land. the car crashed in to a shop on allentown road early this morning. building and car sustained heavy damage. no word on the driver's condition. one week after a fatal bus stop shooting and a year after a young d.c. reporter is killed, community members will come together for a stop the violence march and rally at east washington heights baptist church at 1:00. and loved ones gathered last night for a candlelight vigil to share memories about a young woman taken too soon. darcy spencer has the story from suitland. ♪ >> reporter: the voice of gentleman li jalisa harris plays as friends and family turn out to remember

her. >> she's my baby. >> reporter: the 22-year-old graduated from suitland high school in 2011. and that's where they gathered to celebrate her life. >> it's hard. that was my baby. >> reporter: paris was gunned down inside this cheverly apartment while visiting her half sister. jones' boyfriend allegedly murdered them both and later took his own life. her mom says jalisa new about the relationship troubles. >> she was just so trusting. she didn't think i really believe that this would happen. >> reporter: while relatives say she was not in an abusive relationship herself, they urge women who are to take action. >> if it doesn't feel right, if it doesn't feel right, reach out. get out. it's going to hurt. but i

>> reporter: perhaps jalisa was remembered most for her beautiful singing voice. fael memb family members tell me that she aspired on become a professional singer. >> she was going to sing and she was going to be rich and be in a big house and mommy, you will live in a pool house. we had a plan. >> reporter: all those plans, hopes and dreams have ended. now they're memories. >> i still can't believe she's gone. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news 4. and now a closer look at the domestic violence numbers in prince george's county. since the beginning of the year, eight homicides have been linked to domestic violence. rushern baker has set aside $1 million for programs for prevent necessa domestic violence and the state's attorney is also backing a bill that would expand the definition of domestic violence. d.ol

say he tried to rob the united bank on k-street. according to police, he walked into the bank and flanddemanded monday, but the man took off without any cash. he was last seen wearing a black baseball cap and navy blue work pants. so it is a go, arlington county board gives the green light to a multiyear multimillion development in rosslyn. it will redo three blocks. rosslyn plaza will have five new building, promenade and new park and street improvements, as well. the work will be done they say in five phases over a 25 year span. it will cost $2.5 million. virginia lawmakers have sent their budget plan to governor mcauliffe's desk. it gives teachers raises and increases spending for education and economic development. for the third straight year, the

assembly denied manage cacaulif expansion of medicaid. it's now mccakauauliffe's turn review the budget. powerful floodwaters destroying a road completely in mississippi. take a look at this. 75 yards of the road just missing. caved in. the storm that caused the flooding has also claimed five deaths in three states. sarah dallof reports on how the storm system is picking up speed as it moves east. >> reporter: the water rose fast and furious, trapping people in their homes and cars. national guard crews rescued who were 2100 people in louisiana. some areas two feet of torrential rain have fallen, forcing families to flee. >> water up to my waist. >> reporter: dwayne feels helpless. >> we don't have flood

have flood insurance. along with most of the people. >> reporter: tina is trying to salvage what is left. >> we lost everything, so just basically here trying to get things cleaned up and see where we can gee from thecan if hgo f. >> reporter: widespread floods have damaged 2500 homes in louisiana and 400 in mississippi. this greenville, brent woke up at 3:00 a.m. to find water inside his house and hurried to wake up his young son. >> lost the house, the car, beds, furniture, everything. >> reporter: back in louisiana, the mayor says she's never seen anything like it. >> what does it looks like for someone who just passed through today? >> it was a third world country. it didn't look like a city belonged here at all. you couldn't see there was a city. it was just all

>> sarah dallof reporting there. virginia tech is hires flint, michigan residents to help with the water cries is.new the they will go door on door to retest water. it aims to help the city recover from the lead poisoning. researchers will also be conducting on plumbing instructs. >> trying to figure out why the lead was so high in some of the homes both during the lead crisis and going forward. >> a civil engineering expert from virginia tech says studying the complex plumbing system will help researchers understand the full scope of the damage. a pennsylvania man is dead after a police-involved shooting. police officer and another man were also shot. they were tipped off about a possible stolen car and when they got to the creescene, a ma reportedly starting shoots

police returned fire killing one man in that car. a third suspect was arrested. the officer was shot in the shoulder and is in stable condition. a three statewide manhunt is over after a violent prisoner in new mexico was captured. before the capture, surveillance video of the two showed them smiling at an albuquerque motel. still no word on how they were able to escape. the man accused of hof hitt and killing a dog competing in the idatirod race will face charges. police are charging the 24-year-old with assault. he admitted he had been drinking when he hit and killed this dog with his snowmobile. two sled teams reported he had attacked them. that team's musher said she used a wooden stick to fight him off. later he came across another sled team and ran over them. three dogs are now recovering.

the wheaton library. ike leggett will read the closing ceremony this evening at 5:00. the library will be closed to begin construction for the new combined wheaton library and community recreation center. that is expected to open in 2018. well, are you going to need your rain coat and umbrella than dwi for t handy for the next few days. take a look at the radar. how you can plan for the puig ahead. and also coming up, a hotly contested senate race gets even tighter. the candidate with a new ege d

6:43. daylight saving time. and we have scattered light sprinkles here across northern virginia, the district and maryland all around the region this morning. we have low

off to the north and east, so grab an umbrella. some pavement may be getting damp, as well. look at the hour by hour timing for heavier rain coming our way in a few minutes. marco rubio pulled off a win in d.c.'s gop caucus, but nine of those 19 delegates also went to john kasich. >> joining us now to break it all down, chuck todd who is a machine. >> he's been everywhere. >> and headed to ohio later today. so want to talk about the results here thin d.c. trump got 13% of the vote. are you surprised? >> no. i expected him not to do well here. i think kasich did better than i thought he would. but marco rubio, his two best showings so far essentially are both inside the beltway. dawn th do you know that the highest percentage of the vote in any county he's received is arlington

that's of course 48% and now he's won the d.c. caucus. he clearly the guy p tof the republican establishment. that is the definition of. let's see if he can add florida to it on it tuesday. >> if he doesn't win florida, is that it? >> yeah, he won't beat around the bush and he knows that. john kasich, same scenario. lose ohio and he's out. >> there is all this talk about you have to win at home to win the nation. but what is at stake if trump loses florida and ohio? >> i think if he loses one and three candidates are staying in this race, by the way, kroougs h kro cruz has a shot at beating trump in north carolina. low and be hold the

and we all misread what a volatile situation that we think is going to hurt trump ends up helping. all the focus of the violence at his rally, normally it would hurt him, but it could in many ways could have his supporters digging their heels even more and end up helping help at least solidify his lead. >> close calls with all the violence, a dangerous dissent. >> i've been worried about this for weeks. and i notice more news organizations are going public about the concerns that they have had, too. there is an unsettling feeling at some of these rallies from the receipt tore rec. a rhetoric. you see almost like a mob mentality take over especially when

about members of the media and you'll see the heads almost turn to the media pit where they wall off and that is something that the trump campaign has done on purpose. so it's almost like a target that everybody points at. >> what a strange event. >> it is strange. going to a trump rally is nothing i've seen before. >> coming up on the show today -- >> i will speak to donald trump. he is going to address all these issues. we'll also have ted cruz and john kasich, and three new polls. >> so maybe you can sneak in a nap. >> who has time for napping? this is getting nuts. >> thank to you stopping by. and you can see "meet the press" every sunday right here on nbc 4. comes up right after "news 4 today" at 10:30. donna edwards is leading in

senate seat. in the poll from "the baltimore sun," edwards leads with 34%. representative chris van hollen trails at 28. the survey is the first in months to give edwards an edge. the polls had been neck and neck. both are running for barbara mikulski's seat. democratic party activists from western maryland named hillary clinton as their choice in a straw poll. that poll was taken as part of the 12th annual western and maryland democratic summit held in frederick this weekend. clinton received a total of 76 of the 100 votes there. it's 6:48. takerry governor mcauliffe is heading over to turkey, qatar,

afghanistan and germany. the island is on the verge of an explosion in cruise ship visits. carnival cruise lines announced they will start service cuba this may. a few small cruise lines currently service the islands. when american cruise ships arrive, the numbers will jump substantially. >> i know that it's important to the cuban community. and they need the influx of tourists. they need the dollar and they need hope. larger american vessels will not be al to enter because of a 50-foot draft limit. carnival says to now it will use smaller vessels to access the harbor. a couple charles county sheriff's deputies helped save a bald eagle. >> that's right. apparently the eagle started choking after getting tapping g tangled in a cord.

friday and held it while natural resources acnd rescue teams unwrapped the cord. within minutes the eagle was free and they released it back into the woods. and we're keeping a close eye here on the d.c. eagle nest cam. >> mr. president and the first lady are a pair of wild bald eagles nesting at the national arboretum. you can try to guess the exact day and time the eggs will hatch using #d.c. eagle cam. so panda cam, eagle cam. >> yesterday we were watching this in the newsroom because there was a lot of action going on. we were thinking maybe something is happening. and you're watching the skies. and if you were looking at the tom kierein cam, would you have seen me trying to wake up. >> time to get up, everybody. >> do some jumping jacks. >> yeah, get the blood flowing. body clo

daylight saving time, some light rain falling around the region. radar showing a few light sprinkles across northern virginia, the strigt act distri maryland. a few scattered sprinkles and nearby suburbs and across the bay eastern shore, all of this tracking off north and east. so we will have this around for a while. for the st. patrick's day parade, cloudy and cool, have an umbrella railroadp brel ready b get a few scattered sprinkles. just a few more sprinkles between now and 10:00. ten might get a light round of moderate showers pan annual of west virginia, martinsburg and frederick between 10:00 and 2:00. but just a few sprinkles in the metro area. it's late their we'll likely see some showers developing shenandoah valley, this is by 4:00 this afternoon. then they will

washington by around 5:00 or 6:00 coming into our western and southern suburb. by 8:00, 9:00, then it will roll on through. lingering sprinkles perhaps during the day tomorrow. right now we're in the 50s. reagan national at 55. going to be trying to get some exercise today, you may be dodging some sprinkles. temperatures only going to make it up to around 60 by 2:00. tomorrow afternoon, a little briz he will aw drizzle around. and then after that, sun after a morning shower on tuesday. mild wednesday, upper 70s. 60s again on thursday with a chance of showers. and then dry on friday and saturday with sunshine back. highs around 60. it's okay, i'm fine. guys, what did i

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i'll see you at home. the egg mcmuffin. made with a fresh cracked egg and real butter. only at mcdonald's. i'm lovin it. right now on "news 4 today," metro traps eithnsit officers i in a five car wreck in 395. what we're finding out. dangerous politics brawls and major safety concerns as protests lead to havoc at rallies for donald trump. and the gop race plays out in the district as vote are weigh in. marco rubio gets the win, but not all the delegates. we'll break down the big battle. it is 7:00.

says 6:00 on my script. was that a joke? >> it's really 7:00. >> yeah, it really is 7:00. >> hope you're having a great start to this sunday. you height want to grab a rain coat after you setter clocks ahead one hour. many of us could get some showers. >> tom kierein is tracking when it will be hitting where you live. >> good morning. right now we're getting a few scattered wide sprinkles around the metro area across northern virginia into maryland and the district. it's all heading off to the north and east. heavier showers in northwestern west virginia. it will pass west of us this morning. right now, though, a few scattered sprinkles prince george's county, fair fafax rn virginia. first light of day showing up, our sunrise is an hour later today. day righti

7 7:22, sunset 7:14. sunrise tomorrow at 7:20. an hour by hour look coming up. we're following a developing story this morning, three metro transit police officers were involved in a crash on i-395 in arlington. this happened last night around 11:00 just north of duke street. take a look at the pictures of the crash. in total five cars were involved. three of them were metro transit police cruisers. we're working to learn what caused the crash, but no one was seriously hurt. we're working to find out also what caused this fire at a home in district heights on old silver hill road early this morning. prince george's county fire say they put it out about 4:45 this morning. you can see one of the cars in the driveway here also pretty much destroyed. we're also working to learn how

house when that fire began. let's switch our focus to 016. marco rubio heads into the tuesday florida primary with a win in the district. he beat john kasich by just 50 votes. rubio gets 10 delegate, and kasich nine. >> thousands of republicans casted their ballots. and a group of protesters from the dump trump movement were there, but no incidents. we spoke to voters inside about why they felt a special urgency this year to vote. >> i think this is a great right we have to not only participate in the political process, but also be involved in it. >> he's already the frontrunner. just supporting that as it goes along. >> and the next big primary contest is this tuesday when floridians head to the ballots 99 delegates are up for grabs in florida. more trouble at two donald trumppa

outside a rally in kansas city, protesters were pepper sprayed by police. >> and in dayton, a man tried to rush the stage. donald trump said he was planning on pressing charges. now more on the campaign issues. >> reporter: in kansas city, more tough talk from donald trump and another night of protests. just hours after a man jumped over a barricade and tried to get on stage. >> tries to make a rush at me. i was ready. i don't know if i would have done well, but i would have been out there fighting, folks. >> reporter: it happened at an airport in dayton as trump was addressing the crowd. secret service surround the frontrunner and others rushed him away.

panic. >> the secret service guys hit him like you wouldn't believe. >> reporter: the comments come a night after trump canceled an appearance in chicago. protesters there skirmished with trump supporters both inside and outside the arena. police arrested five people, two officers were injured. every other candidate quickly condemned trump's rhetoric toward protesters. >> this is a man who has told supporters to basically beat up the people who are in the crowd and he will pay their legal fees. >> donald trump has created a toxic environment. >> reporter: in a statement sanders called trump a pathological lr,iail hlary clinton labeled trump a bully. >> if you see violence, you should condemn it. and if you see a bully, you should stand up to him. >> reporter: but will the rising tensions affect the campaign. we'll see tuesday as five more st h

president obama weighed in, he says we should be able to have political debates without turning on one another. and political figures should lead by example. >> those who aspire to be our leaders should be trying to bring us together, speak out against violence and reject efforts to spread fear or turn us against one another. and if they refuse to do that, they don't deserve our support. >> in our 10:00 hour, chuck todd will join us to discuss what is going on and on "meet the press," he will talk with donald trump, ted cruz and john kasich. we're work to go find out how a man died in silver spring.

found on the a path in the briggs chaney area. someone found the body around midnight friday on a paved trail on castle boulevard. police he will us the victim had trauma to his upper body. you see a lot of commotion around eisenhower metro station, it's only a drill. more than 100 emergency responders will take part in the exercise. that means the eisenhower avenue and huntington stations will be closed. shuttle buses will be running. the drill begins around 8:30 this morning. later hand state treerps were called in to break up a pretty big fight at a juvenile detention center. several staff members were hurt and one had to go to the hospital. the facility houses juveniles considered challenging or aggressive. deadly flooding and mudslides make a mess across brazil. the disaster area with thousands in

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it's 7:10. a search will continue this morning for two missing crew members of a tugboat that sank into the hudson river. the boat crashed into a barge before sinking 5:30 saturday morning. one fellow crew member was killed. 5,000 gallons of fuel sank into the hudson. let's get a live look at storm team 4 radar. oh, yeah, the green moving in as well as the showers. tom is tracking what you can expect for the monday commute and when we can look forward to more sun. pilot for gets his bag and he has his gun taken. where police had to sweep an airport and who they found wa responsis blit's about taking a stand. for too long, wall street banks had their way. they crashed our economy. but democrat donna edwards won't take their money because she stands up for us.

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radar showing some scattered very light sprinkles around the metro area. some heavier showers up there in west virginia. they will stay west of us. but the scattered sprinkles making the pavement a little damp this morning around the region. you will teedneed a light jacked umbrella. maybe a few scattered sprinkles around. so dress for a

a look at some of the heavier down pours coming in later tonight an big changes on the way for the week ahead. a pilot forgot his bag in a bathroom with his gun inside. this happened at philadelphia international airport. when he went back, the gun and bag were both gone. police immediately started sweeping the airport and some planes. >> looking at everyone in the face, giving them eye contact. they went from meto the front of the plane. >> it is scary, alarming that he would forget. >> video surveillance led investigators to a janitor who had put it in a custodial closet. he was charged with theft. he never tried to open the locked bag. iron maiden's plane sustained damage after losing control on a runway.

crews in chile were towing the plane to refuel it when a steering pin fell out leaving the plane without any steering. it crashed into the trackor that was towing it. two crew men were hurt. no one was on the plane at the time of the crash. the band says this could delay their tour by one day. two window washers in chicago fearing for their lives as they dangled 15 floors above the ground. it all happened when the rigging on their scaffold snapped. chicago firefighters were able to pull each one to safety by pulling thing inside the building through the windows. happening today, the annual st. patrick's day parade in downtown d.c. it begins at noon on constitution avenue. the surrounding streets will be closed starting at 9:00 until about 3:00 this afternoon. the grand stand will be good 15

the judge's stand. >> a fun event. >> anything st. patrick's day has the potential to be fun, right? peak bloom for the cherry blossoms is expected next week end and there is a cool tour. >> national park service rangers give out free tours during the festival. morning thundershowers, lantern tours and the very popular pets and pedals tour. you can bring your dog for a walk and you can take a run with a ranger and bike tours to enjoy and learn about washington's iconic cherry trees. they are so beautiful. >> and what i got a groupon for recently, it was for a cherry blossom tour on the potomac. like 25 buck, you take the a little boat from georgetown. that would be a really beautiful way to see it. >> absolutely. or go to the tidal

the ones that you push with your feet. >> that might be doing too much work. >> it's actually a lot of fun. if you have two people doing it, you're sharing the load. in we'll put the kids to work. >> yeah. it's a lot of fun. it really is. we're starting off early this morning if you're about to head out, maybe get some exercise, maybe go on a hike or a brisk morning walk, you might need the umbrella. we do have scattered sprinkles around on the storm team 4 radar. heavier showers way up in northern west virginia, those will get up fear pittsburgh and western pennsylvania. we do have a few scattered sprinkles the shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia and prince george's county, very light rain trying to reach the ground swellings montgomery, howard and arundel, calvert counties. all tracking off to the north and east. here is hour by hour timing of some other showers moving in later this morning as of 10:00. you might get a few more of these very light sprinkles,

hers town over to cumberland. after that, things may settle down a bit during the afternoon. by 2:00, light showers eastern shore. and then moderate showers start moving into the shenandoah valley at 4:00. closer to the metro area by 8:00 this evening. that wave of moderate rain will come right across virginia, the district and into maryland and continue to track off to the north and east. still some showers around and wet pavement all across virginia and maryland and then they will track east and north of the metro area by dawn on monday. but lingering showers are possible for the morning commute tomorrow. temperatures right now in the 50s. reagan national now at 55. trying for do some biking today, you may be dodging a few light showers by around 10:00, 11:00 this morning. and maybe a few sprinkles during the afternoon. but otherwise not too bad. pretty good day to get out. we'll be near 60

then it's by dawn tomorrow after the rain tapers off, we'll be down into the upper 40s. and during the day monday, height get a few sprinkles, maybe a little drizzle, but for the most part, monday will be a dry day and cloudy and cool day with temperatures in the upper 50s. monday night and tuesday, another round of passing showers coming in, those showers ending tuesday morning with sun back tuesday afternoon, finally seeing the sun again. we'll have highs reaching the upper 60s. so bouncing back into mild weather tuesday and again on wednesday. wednesday will likely be the warmest day over the next seven days. afternoon highs on wednesday soaring into the upper 70s and partly cloudy. still pretty mild on thursday, storm team 4 seven day outlook maybe a shower in the morning and midday, otherwise partly cloudy thursday, highs in the upper 60s. then toward the end of the week on friday, a lot of sunshine, highs lower 60s and then saturday morning rather chilly again, upper 30s. a l

be looks like we'll have afternoon highs upper 50s to around 60. the time is 7:21. a canadian athlete strikes gold at the arctic winter games in greenland in a very strange unusual sport. >> it's called knuckle hop. sound so is cool. ow. yikes. didn't prepare me for that. athletes have to propel themselves across the floor using only their knuckles and toes. christopher won the test. he hopped more than 179 feet before hitting the ground breathing really hard. and nothing on the knuckles. >> bare knuckles. gold medal. >> wow. i wonder if you just go numb. >> now you know about the knuckle hop.

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a charlirity hockey game was he. proceeds will help chris hill with his medical bills. good for them. startling new research on the amount of food americans eat with ingredients many complaint even pronounce. >> i'm in that category. these so-called ultra processed foods some disguised at health foods make up more than half of the calories in american diets and that has some dietitians worried. anne thompson explains. >> reporter: they have salts, fats and a slew of additives and preservative, but most problematic says the study are the added sugars. first of all processed foods con ib there butte 90% of all added sugars in the u.s. diet. excess sue. >> i think when i was young, it was more about like the calories and now focus more on what is actually in the foods. >> reporter: but sometimes these foods are massacre raid as healthy

this where breakfast bar only h calories. >> but you're getting so many ingredient takes your body doesn't necessarily need and the 90 calories won't keeps as full as 90 calories of the fruit and futures or real food. >> reporter: and real food is what anna chooses to give her 22 month old son a healthy foundation. >> i try to identify things that i can see the ingredients and know exactly what it is. like the bananas. if i can't proceed pronounce it, i shouldn't be buying it. >> reporter: you want balance. >> just make sure that you're getting more whole foods and less processed foods in your diet. >> reporter: making these temptations a treat rather than a staple of the american pap friday. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. the man being accused of

idatirod race will face charges. police are charging the 24-year-old with assault. he admitted he had been drinking when he hit and killed this dog with his snowmobile. two sled teams reported he had attacked them. that team's musher said she used a wooden stick to fight him off. later he came across another sled team and ran over them. three dogs are now recovering. grab a jacket and umbrella. taking a live look at the capital wheel, a lot of us are already starting to see showers and darker clouds. storm team 4 is tracking when the storms will clear up. and an suv clous in plows in to a building. what we're tind finding out. she was an angel september he september here there god. >> and a

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7:30. here are the top stories we're following. we're working to learn what caused a five car crash on i-395 in arlington. three metro police officers were involved. no one was seriously hurt. marco rubio won the d.c. caucus. he beat john kasich by just 50 votes. the

and kasich nine. more trouble at two donald trump campaign events. protesters were pepper sprayed and a man try to rush the stage. secret service agents flanking the republican frontrunner. trump said he was planning on pressing charges. have you checked your clock? how about the smoke al rarms so? >> i'm angie goff. >> and i'm adam tuss. daylight saving time has kicked in. and tom kierein is watching two rounds of rain. >> that's right. and checking the storm team 4 radar and app, you can see that we have scattered light sprinkles around virginia, maryland, the eastern shore and into west virginia. all of this advancing for the most part up to the north and east. we have this one little wave of

front royal and then up 81 toward winchester and then right around the immediate metro area, just a few sprinkles from franconia down to woodbridge and east of there heading out route 50 over to annapolis, bay bridge. there is a sky at dawn here on sunday morning. a lot of clouds around. morni morning sprinkles. heavier downpours evening showers lightly this sunday evening. new this morning, we're working to find out what caused this suv to plow into a building in suitland. car crashed into to a palm reader's shop early this morning. you can see the building and the car sustained heavy damage. no word on the driver's condition. one week after a fatal bus stop shooting and a young after a young d.c. reporter is killed, community members came together for a stop the violence march

loved ones gathered last night for a candlelight vigil to share memories about a young woman taken too soon. darcy spencer has the story from suitland. ♪ >> reporter: the voice of jalisa harris plays as friends and family turn out to remember her. >> i miss my baby. >> reporter: the 22-year-old graduated from suitland high school in 2011. and that's where they gathered to celebrate her life. >> it's hard. that was my baby. >> reporter: paris was gunned down inside this cheverly apartment while visiting her half sister. jones' boyfriend allegedly murdered them both and later took his own life. her mom says jalisa new about the relationship troubles.

>> she was just so trusting. she didn't think i really believe that this would happen. >> reporter: while relatives say she was not in an abusive relationship herself, they urge women who are to take action. >> if it doesn't feel right, if it doesn't feel right, reach out. get out. it's going to hurt. but it could save your life. >> reporter: perhaps jalisa was remembered most for her beautiful singing voice. family members tell me that she aspired to become a professional singer. >> she was going to sing and she was going to be rich and be in a big house and mommy, you will live in a pool house. we had a plan. >> reporter: all those plans, hopes and dreams have ended. now they're memories. >> i still can't believe she's gone. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news 4.

and now a closer look at the domestic violence numbers in prince george's county. since the beginning of the year, eight homicides have been linked to domestic violence. rushern baker has set aside $1 million for programs to prevent domestic violence and the state's attorney is also backing a bill that would expand the definition of domestic violence. d.c. police are looking for the man in these pictures, they say he tried to rob the united bank on k-street. according to police, he walked into the bank and demanded monday, but the man took off without any cash. he was last seen wearing a black baseball cap and navy blue work pants. so it is a go, arlington county board gives the green light to a multiyear multimillion development in rosslyn. it will redo three blocks. rosslyn plaza will have five new

buildings, promenade and new park and street improvements, as well. the work will be done they say in five phases over a 25 year span. it will cost $2.5 million. virginia tech is teaming up with residents to find a solution to the flint water crisis. and massive flooding in mississippi and parts of the south. the neighborhoods washed out with water as families are forced to evacuate.

a man dead after a police-involved shooting. police in chester say they were tipped off about a possible stolen car. when they got to the scene, a man reportedly started shooting from inside a car. police returd

man in a car about a third suspect was arrested. the officer was shot in the shoulder and is in stable condition. a three statewide manhunt is over after a violent prisoner in new mexico was captured. before the capture, surveillance video of the two showed them smiling at an albuquerque motel. still no word on how they were able to escape. you will need your rain coat and umbrella handy. storm team 4 is tracking some showers right here on radar moving through. how you can plan for the week ahead. and also coming up, a hotly contested senate race gets even tighter in maryland. the candidate with the new edge

good morning. 7:42. that's daylight saving time. we're an hour ahead. and starting off early on this sunday morning, sunrise about 20 minutes ago, so getting later sun rises and later sunsets, too. and storm team 4 radar showing some scattered light sprinkles across northern virginia, the strict and maryland on the eastern shore. and tease are moving off to the north and east. bay bridge, eastern shore, those are tracking off to the east as the showers move on through. a tl

around, so have an umbrella. hour by hour forecast will have our temperatures in to the upper 50s by early to midafternoon, maybe briefly near 60. just a few sprinkles around. and then heavier showers moving in later tonight. look at hour by hour timing in just a few minutes. it's 7:43. and the "today" show is next at 8:00. >> let's get a review of what they're working on. erica hill and craig melvin joining us. >> just ahead here on "today," we have the latest in the campaign trail. talk about an eventful day on saturday. clashes at donald trump rallies, meantime his opponents working hard to turn the violence in to a major talking point. also ahead, madonna's melt townes while on tour in australia. how the custody battle over her son seems to be affecting her on stage thousand. >

to greece to help syrian refugees. our team is with them. >> and we will also introduce you to the former college football player who decided that he wanted a new career in opera. about 30 years old, he was in sales and played football down in south carolina and said you know he what, i think i can sing. >> looks like he can sing. looks like an amazing story. >> all over the world. >> how are you feeling this morning? >> sleepy. >> right? >> that nine hours of sleep is amazing. i'm lucky if i for the four. >> thanks, guys. we'll be watching.the four. >> thanks, guys. we'll be watching. residents in flint will help by going door to door to test water. it aims to help the city recover from the lead p

researchers will also conduct forensic testing on plumbing structures. >> important to try to figure out why the lead was so high in some of the homes both during the lead crisis and then now going forward. >> a civil engineering expert from virginia tech says studying the complex plumbing system will help researchers understand the full scope of the damage. powerful floodwaters destroyed a road in mississippi. take a look. 75 yards of road just missing right there. the storm that caused the flooding has also claimed five deaths in three states. sarah dallof reports on how the storm system is picking up speed as it moves east. >> reporter: the water rose fast and furious, trapping people in their homes and cars. national guard crews rescued who were 2100 people in louisiana. some areas two feet of torrential rain have fallen, forcing families to flee. >> water up to my waist.

>> reporter: dwayne feels helpless. >> we don't have flood insurance. nobody in this area has had to have flood insurance. >> reporter: tina is trying to salvage what is left. >> we lost everything, so just basically here trying to get things cleaned up and see where we can go from there. >> reporter: widespread floods have damaged 2500 homes in louisiana and 400 in mississippi. this greenville, brent woke up at 3:00 a.m. to find water inside his house and hurried to wake up his young son. >> lost the house, the car, beds, furniture, everything. >> reporter: back in louisiana, the mayor says she's never seen anything like it. >> what does it looks like for someone who just passed through today?

>> it was a third world country. it didn't look like a city belonged here at all. you couldn't see there was a city. it was just all water. >> sarah dallof reporting there. donna edwards is leading in a new poll for maryland's open senate seat. in the poll from "the baltimore sun," edwards leads with 34%. representative chris van hollen trails at 28. the survey is the first in months to give edwards an edge. the polls had been neck and neck. both are running for barbara mikulski's seat. democratic party activists from western maryland named hillary clinton as their choice in a straw poll. that poll was taken as part of the 12th annual western and maryland democratic summit held in frederick this weekend. clinton received a total of 76 of the 100 votes there. how does a crui

sound? with u.s. tourism already up, the island is on the vermg of an explosion in cruise ship visits. carnival announced it will start service to the island this may. two small cruise lines currently service the island. >> i know it's important to the cuban community. and they need the influx of tourists. they need the dollar and they need hope. >> larger american vessels will not be able to enter havana harbor because of the 50-foot draft limit due to an underwater tunnel. carnival says they will use smaller vessels to access the harbor. 7:48. here is a pretty heartwarming story. a couple of charles county sheriff's deputies have helped save a bald eagle. >> that's right. apparently the eagle started choking after getting tangled in some cords. part of the cord was wrapped around

the deputies held the bird while wildlife rescue teams unwrapped the cord. within minutes the eagle was free and released back into the woods. and the d.c. eagle nest cam this morning, mr. president and the first lady are a bear of wild bald eagles. and you can try to guess the exact day and time take their eggs are going to hatch there using the #d.c. eagle cam. that eagle hasn't moved in about an hour. so standing guard. >> daylight saving time. >> yeah, they're on delay. >> and the raptor center in montgomery county has another bald eagle that they rescued that had an injured wing. so they're getting really active. i've seen a lot of deer this morning. and raccoonsre

skunks and the animals are getting active. frogs are peeping. peepers are out. we have the rain falling, too. radar showing this area in the light green on your screen, those aren't shamrocks, those are scattered light sprinkles coming found in virginia, maryland and eastern shore. most of it is off to the north and east, so we have this one little wave 66 all the way to the beltway. getting a little wet with the one little wave of rain. that will track into western fairf fairfax, loudoun county. a few scatter sprinkles annapolis, as well. for the st. patrick's day parade, a lot of shamrocks downtown today. cloudy and cool. have an umbrella ready. there might be just a few sprinkles during the parade, but overall it should stay dry much of the time. future weather going forward, by 10:00 this morning, might get a few of these sprinkles around, as well. and then that little wave of rain moves offo

so between noon and 2:00, just a few sprinkles in the metro area. and then a wave of larger area of rain and heavier showers shenandoah valley, that is by 4:00 this afternoon. that will be getting closer to washington by around 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. into western suburbs. and ten it wi then it will roll right into washington. areas of yellow heavier rain. and then after mid neanighmidni lingering showers. and by dawn monday, maybe a little drizzle. right now it's cool, low and mid-50s for your exercise today, outside, you may be domging a few sprinkles. getting up to around 60. bus stop tomorrow morning in the 40s and light showers. nd then maybe a sprinkle or a little bit of drizzle heading back home with highs in the upper 50s. finally getting some sun back after morning showers on tuesday.

mild wednesday, upper 70s. and then again in the 60s on thursday. a bit cooler friday into next weekend with some sunshine and highs right around 60. 7:52 is your time on this sunday morning. four things to he know, we just learned a chain reaction crash on 395 in arlington september three metro transit police officers to the hospital. the driver has been charged. we're working to find out what caused this fire at a home in district heights. it happened on old silver hill road and kentucky avenue early this morning. you can see one of the cars actually in the driveway was pretty much destroyed. also trying to if i ofigure what caused this vehicle to plow into a building. if you see a lot of he came motion around the eisenhower

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good morning. boiling over. more violence at donald trump rallies as clashes between supporters and protesters get out of hand. pepper spray and harsh words. >> go back to africa. >> this after a scare at an earlier rally, the secret service tackling a man who tried to rush the age. how will the escalating chaos affect the critical vote on tuesday? meantime, on the democratic side, a battle over healthcare. hillary clinton saying bernie sanders is nowhere to be found when she was making a major push for coverage two decades ago. the sanders team firing back with this video. >> i'm grateful to congressman sanders to join us today. >> we're live with it all.