storms, just some showers coming through. and you can check them with the radar on the nbc washington app. right now the radar is showing just some very light sprinkles. they're tracking off to the north and east. these patches of light green. and then east over the eastern shore. these all moving off to the north and east at with 15, 20 miles an hour. so we'll have these with us getting us perhaps a little bit of wet pavement over the next few hours. have umbrella ready. you will need long pants. it will be a cool day throughout the day. highs only reaching around 60 degrees by later this afternoon. there will be heavier rain moving in overnight tonight. the hour by hour forecast coming up. we are following a developing story this morning. three metro transit police officers were involved in a crash on 395 in arlington. this happened last night around

virginia state police say a car stopped on the highway causing the chain reaction crash. the three metro transit police cruisers crashed into one another, all three officers went to the hospital. the driver of the stopped car also went to the hospital. no one was seriously hurt. the driver has been charged. we're still 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. prince george's county fire says that they put this fire out around 4:45 this morning. you can see one of the cars in the driveway is also destroyed. we're also working to learn how many people were inside the home when the fire started. let's turn our attention as to decision 2016. 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 dat

>> and thousands cast their ballots in downtown d.c. >> 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 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 trump campaign events. outside a rally in kansas city, protesters were pepper sprayed by police. many had to pour mill increase to their eyes to stop the burning. >> and in dayton, a man tried to rush the stage. donald trump said he was planning on pressing charges.

barry air air "rent" has more oe 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. he's been charged with disorderly conduct and inducing 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

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 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 states hold primaries. barry ahrendt, nbc news. 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. coming up later, chuck todd will join us to discuss all that is going on in the political world this week. on "meet the press," he will discuss the campaign issues with donald trump, john kasich and ted cruz. that's at 10:30. we're still trying to learn the cause of a death of a man found on the path in the briggs chaney area. someone found the body around midnight friday on a paved trail on castle boulevard. police tell us the victim had trauma to his upper body. state troopers were called in to break up a pretty big fight at a juvenile detention facility in frederick county. the brawl broke out friday at the

the facility houses juveniles who are considered aggressive. don't worry, it's just a drill. close to 100 emergency responders are participating in an actual drill at the eisenhower metro station. derrick ward is live there this morning. how is it looking? >> reporter: well, from here you don't really see what is going on, but there is a sense that something is indeed going on. we are here at the eisenhower avenue station. it will be closed today until about #:00 so they can take part in that drill. if you're down on the ground level, you might be able to see some of this emergency equipment here. this is the mock response to a dr drill. the drill is on elevated track between eisenhower avenue and old town. they're doing a simulated derailment with

people on the incline or even to the other station. but another big part of this is getting the local authorities involved in this here in alexandria. and we hear more about what they want to accomplish through this drill from metro's general manager. >> because again should it occur, we would need help getting people moved. so they will act as part of the shuttle system. again, people who are stranded, we have to get them out. >> reporter: and dash is the local shuttle that will be shuttling some of the mock victims off. so again the station is closed until 2:00. metro is providing transportation around it and you may see disruptions on the ye yellow line. derrick ward, news 4. deadly flooding and mudslides make a mess across brazil. the disaster area with thousands in its path here. and high rise rescue, the

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now to a developing story this morning. a state of crisis in brazil after torrential rainfall flooded several parts of the country. in rio, a bus full of people had to be rescued. at least 20 people have been killed after flooding caused mudslides. at least five people are still missing. wh brazil's president will make emergency funds available for those affected. six clears were skilled in an avalanche near the austrian border. the skiers were climbing to the summit and planning to ski down. search crews say they will continue to look for more bodies

two missing crew members of a tugboat that sank into the hudson river around 5:30 saturday morning. one fellow crew member was killed, 5,000 gallons of fuel spilled into the hudson. emergency teams will be back out this morning to look for the other two crew members who are presumed to be dead. let's take a live look at storm team 4 radar. a lot of green out there. showers starting to work their way in. tom is tracking what you can expect for the monday morning commute and when we can look forward to more sun. a pilot forgets his bag and gun taken. where police had to sweep an airplane and who they found responsible.

pavement now getting wet as we've had a line of very light rain come through over the last hour. it's moving off to the north and east. continuing to track away from the metro area, but pavement will stay wet for another hour or so. if you're heading to the st. patrick's day parade, have an umbrella handy. might get a few sprinkles during the parade, but most of the time it should be dry. parade starts at noon down constitution avenue. overall a good day for the parade.

and a 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 surveillance led investigators led them to a janitor. he was arrested. he never tried to open the bag. iron maiden's plane sustained damage after lose control on the 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, it is the annual st. patrick's day parade in downtown d.c. it is going to kick off in a couple hours at noon on constitution avenue. we have a map here for you. now, surrounding streets will be closed starting actual -- actually a lot already closed around #:00. this will happen until about 3:00 this afternoon. grand stands are next to the judge's stand. >> always fun. okay. we're celebrating spring, st. patrick's day and the cherry blossoms. peak blooms is expected next weekend. and there is a cool tour you can take advantage of. >> that's right. national park service rangers give out f

cherry blossom festival. there are morning tours, lantern tours and the very popular pets and pedals tour. that's when you can bring your dog for a walk. and you can also take a run with a ranger and bike tours to enjoy. learn all about washington's iconic cherry trees in so many different ways. they're so fun. >> unfortunately, today is kind of a dud as far as it being cloudy and gloomy. >> yeah, we're suffering from solar ten bring vags. not going to see much over the next 48 hours. we'll finally get some back by tuesday. so between thousand and then, expect gray skies and right now radar showing a few light sprinkles now these areas in group across the screen moving off to the north and east. and they're in northern virginia

fauquier, heavier to the west of winchester. then to the east getting a few showers came bridge over to salisbury, ocean city and a few light sprinkles right in the district. but right downtown for the parade, that will move away and that will likely be the last of it at least for another few hours. so right now it does look like the timing will be for the parade to stay dry as we get into the afternoon hours. just a slight chance of a sprinkle, maybe north and east a greater chance of rain the area in color. but it's later this afternoon into the evening in a we'll get area wide showers by about 8:00 this evening. moderate to even maybe briefly heavy town tours especially south and east of the metro area. and then by 2:00, 3:00 in the morning, much of that moves off to the north and east. and by

maybe a few lingering sprinkles. so bike ride today, you may be dodging light showers for another hour or two, but then small chance of sprinkle it is in the afternoon with temperatures right around 60 degrees. and then maybe a few sprinkles late afternoon. morning bus stop, lingering showers. heading home, temperatures in the upper 70s. so have the umbrella handy today and monday. monday might into tuesday morning, another round of showers and then finally welcome sunshine returns by tuesday afternoon with highs reaching the occupy upper 60s and then the warmest day looks to be wednesday, highs well into the 70s and partly cloudy. height get a passing shower on thursday morning, then partly cloudy thursday afternoon,

with sunshine. in fact saturday morning may be pretty chilly with temperatures just in the 30s. and afternoon highs right around 60. >> thank you very much, tom. let's call them knuckleheads. canadian athlete, one struck gold at the arctic winter game this is green land. a very strange and unusual sport. >> it's actually called knuckle pop. it sounds as hard as it looks. athletes have to propel themselves across the floor supported only by their knuckles and toes. christopher stipdonk won the test. he hopped more than 179 feet before hitting the ground and he was breathing real hard there. wow good for him. >> a test of pain. a team lead by a 15-year-old british pilot won the first

organizers say the competition was started to inspire an improvement in technology. 9:21. and developing, this story out of north korea. north korea now looking for a missing submarine. they believe it sunk. the escalates tension as military drills continue. super tuesday was two weeks ago. but the upcoming contest on march 15 are shaping up to be another big day. let's call it decisive tuesday. >> that's right. five states will be holding primary this is tuesday. florida, illinois, north carolina and ohio could be the decisive contests on the republican and democratic sides p. >> on the republican side, donald trump carrying the winner take all races of florida and ohio could put him on the glide toward the gop nomination, but loss

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developing this morning, a north korean submarine is missing and u.s. officials believe it sank. the vessel had disappeared. the u.s. and south korea are in the middle of a large military exercise making things tense. health officials say diseases carried by mosquitos are a big threat to worldwide health. the rate at which the diseases are fredding is also alarming. officials believe genetic work done on mosquitos in brazil could have make mosquitos bettered a capitaled for carrying the zika virus. the digest potential threat is the asian tiger mosquito which is capable of spreading more than 25 viruses including zika. it's 9:25. representative 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. it's 6:48. governor mcauliffe is heading over to turkey, qatar, afghanistan and germany. as part of a delegation of governors. the five day trip is scheduled to start on wednesday. it was organized by the pentagon. let's take a look out the window at the capital wheel in national harbor and prince george's county. yoll

morning. a lot of us are already seeing showers and darker clouds. storm team 4 tracking when we will see the weather clear up. and take a look at this, an suv plows into a building in prince george's county. what we're now finding out from investigators. she was an angel sent here from god. and look at all these people she touched. >> a touching tribute to a young murder victim. how friends and family are honoring heregacy. l

the time 9:30. here are the top stories we're following. a chain reaction crash on i-395 in arlington sent three metro transit police officers to the hospital. a car stopped on the highway causing that crash. no one was seriously hurt. the driver has been charged. marco rubio won the d.c. caucus. he beat john kasich by just 50 votes. the win gave rubio ten delegates and kasich nine. more trouble at two donald trump campaign events on you side a rally in kansas city, protesters were pepper sprayed by police and an outside rally in dayton, ohio a man tried to rush the stage causing secret service agents to flank the republican frontrunner. trump said he was planning on pressing charges. check your clocks and smoke

goff. >> and i'm adam tuss. and a lot of us can expect to see some showers this morning. tom kierein are watching two rounds. >> the first round coming right through the metro area. advancing off to the north and east. just enough rain to make the pavement wet. reports of a few accident, people going a little too fast, hitting the ramps and exits and spinning out. so watch out, just a little bit of light rain coming through the metro area, a few light sprinkles the areas in green. loudoun county, leesburg, gaithersburg, tracking into montgomery and frederick county, maryland. just a gentle breeze. morning sprinkles and a few afternoon sprinkles, but the greats chance of any rain evening showers moving in after sunset overnight tonight into early

> . we're working to find out what caused this suv to plow into a building in suitland p. a car crashed in to it palm reader's shop. you can see the building and car sustained heavy damage. no word on the driver's condition. community members come together for a stop the violence rally today at 1:00. and in prince george's county, 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 ot.

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 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 republican controlled general assembly denied mcauliffe's expansion of medicaid

virginia tech is stepping up to try to help the flint water crisis. how the university is teaming up to residents to find a solution. and developing right now, massive flooding in mississippi and parts of the south. the neighborhoods washed out with water as filies are amf

a pennsylvania man is dead after a police-involved shooting. a police and another man were also shot. police in chester say that they were tipped off about a possible stolen car and when they got to the scene, a man reportedly started shooting from inside the car. police returned fire, a third suspect was arrested and the officer was shot in the shoulder and is in stable di

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. this week's wednesday, child was a little shy when we first met him, but it did not take long for dionne to loosen up. >> barbara harrison spent some time with him at art jams. >> reporter: dionne loves trying his hand at all kinds of creative endeavors. >> sean will be your art teacher today. >> reporter: with a blank kansas ready, he asked dionne -- >> what do you want to paint? >> reporter: he decided on an iron man mask. his social worker says dionne is a bright boy who tries very hard at whatever he does. she says he really wants

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a gray sunday morning. good morning. starting off with a few scattered sprinkles that have been coming through. a gamp stadamp start and cool, . and we'll have this light rain continuing to track off to the north and east. and then later today with temperatures climbing into the upper 50s around 60 degrees, just a slight chance of a few scattered sprinkles coming through. so have the umbrella handy if you plan on heading out, but overall much of the afternoon should be dry. a greater chance of rain coming in by 8:00 this evening. back down into the 50s. and this moderate rain coming in overnight tonight lingering in to early monday morning. virginia tech is hiring flint, michigan residents to help with the water crisis affecting their city. the newly employed residents will help researchers go door to door to retest water in their community. that effort aims

poisoning. researchers will also be conducting forensic testing on numbering structures. >> very important is trying to figure out why the lead was so high in some of the homes both during the lead crisis and now going forward. >> civil engineers expert from virginia tech says studying the complex numbering system will help researchers understand the full scope of the damage. developing morning, powerful floodwaters destroyed a road in mississippi. 75 yards of road just missing right there. that storm causing the flooding has also claimed five deaths this 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. we want to head back to tom kierein here onset with us. we're all wondering about our sunday forecast. a couple rain showers moving in. >> yeah, a county sheriff from louisiana said get yourself and get gone. they had heavy rain there, even more than katrina in some areas. but here just a due scattered light sprinkles this morning. and it will continue off and on maybe another hour or two.few s light sprinkles this morning. and it will continue off and on maybe another hour or two. most is now west of washington coming up the shenandoah valley and right around the immediate metro area, a few sprinkles showing up around the shenandoah valley and in the nearby suburbs.

that is advancing on whiing off north and east. this rain coming in tonight across the tennessee valley into the western carolinas. that will be in here by around 8:00 or so tonight. here is the latest timing on that. we will have these showers moving through between now and perhaps around 2:00 this afternoon. this is a brand new model update showing a little more rain around during the afternoon. so if you're going to the parade, have an umbrella handy. but then the showers i showed you down in the carolinas, that is what will be moving in here by about 8:00 tonight. some of hose showers coming through may be moderate at times between 8:00 and midnight. and then after midnight, there is the time stamp. it will be still some showers around, and by 5:00 a.m., much of it off to the east and crossing the bay heading on which to the north and east, but maybe just a few lingering sprinkles around dawn on monday. right now, it's been holding steady in the 50dged the all al

highs may be briefly getting up to around 60 degrees around 2:00 to 4:00 when you may be dodging a few sprinkles or light shower coming on through. and we'll have that picking up in intensity overnight tonight. and then for the metro stop and the bus stop tomorrow morning, we'll be in the upper 40s with those lingering light showers between 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. and then it's during the afternoon heading back home, maybe a little bit of drizzle on monday afternoon. highs tomorrow a lot like tarks just in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees. storm team 4 seven day outlook, temperatures warmer on tuesday, welcome sunshine coming back, but it will stay mostly cloudy here with these chances of some light rain off and on all the way into tuesday morning. and then the sun back and warmer tuesday afternoon in the 60s. warmest day over the next seven days appears to be wednesday with highs reaching the upper 70s on wednesday afternoon. then a bit cool

after a morning shower on thursday. highs thursday afternoon in the 60s and maybe just near 60 on friday and saturday. in fact next saturday morning, it may only be in the 30s around much of the region. so big changes on the way. tragedy on the idatirod race. ace attk on into sled dog

local and he cgencies come r for one of their own as a firefighter battles brain cancer. a charity hockey game was held. proceeds will help lieutenant chris hill with his medical bills. it fw luck to him. startling new research on the amount of food americans eat with ingredients that a lot of us can't rpronounce. >> and they make up more than half of the calories in american diets and that has dietitians worried. an thompson tells us why. >> reporter: they are tempting and tasting. a new study reports those foods provide nearly 60% of all the calories in the american diet. way too much says this register

dietitian. >> i usually tell my clients try to do maybe three or four times a week max. >> reporter: they have salt, fats and a slew of additives and preservatives. but most problematic says the study are the added sugars. first of all processed foods contribute 90% of all added sugars in the u.s. diet. excess sugar is linked to weight gain and heart disease. >> 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 can masquerade as healthy alternatives. this breakfast bar only has 90 calories. but a laundry list of ingredients. >> but you're getting so many ingredients that 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 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 pantry. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. and this is something we're talking about right here on our facebook live feed. join adam and i to weigh in. head to the nbc washington facebook page and you'll see us right there. and we'll chat with you during commercial breaks. health officials in wisconsin are concerned after people got sick from a bacterial infection, it's linked to 15 deaths. cdc is trying to find the source of the bacteria and how it's

a lab in madison have been analyzing blood samples in hopes of finding some answers. >> the sooner we can find out where this organism is lurking, the faster we can get more for the public so fewer people are exposed. >> the bacteria is actually pretty common in the environment and for healthy people not a problem, but for newborns, the elderly or anyone with an underlying condition, it can be deadly. the man accused of hitting and killing a dog 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. take a live look

clouds are looking dark and we're getting hit with a few rounds of rain. tom will have the best day this is week to go outside. >> reporter: if you see a heavy emergency presence around eisenhower avenue, don't worry, it is a

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officers involved in a five car wreck. what we're finding out about the wreck. dangerous politics and major safety concerns as protests lead to hand to havoc. and marco rubio gets the win in the district, but not all the delegate delegates. many of us already seeing some raindrops out there. >> and you might want to get a rain coat on your way out the door this morning. tom kierein tracking when the rain could be hitting your neighborhood. we have it settling town down after a few light sprinkles. just enough to make the pavement wet. a report of several accidents because people are going a little too fast. so slow down a little bit even