officials to find out how they respond to complaints and to find out why they have never even formally cited cemeteries for violations. the full investigation is coming up tonight on news 4 at 6:00. most americans are willing to wait for their tax refund if it gives the irs more time to fight identity fraud. bankrate.com says 78% of people surveyed say they are willing to wait longer to get their refunds. 22% would wait up to eight weeks to allow the irs to safe guard against fraud. 15% said that they wouldn't be willing to wait any have a time. > . if you already have your tax refunds, you may want to check out some popular deals. consumer reports say march is when all of the end of season sales start to pop up. winter clothing is going for 40% to 70% off. digital camera manufacturers are making way for newer models which means that you can get a good discounts. and even pricey treadmills ar

going for one third of the price this month. >> you also want to make sure you've got the room. a treadmill can be the size of a love seat. >> many of the deals can be found if stores and online. nf s. breaking news, a townhouse destroyed in a big fire in germantown. 18 people forced out of their homes. we have megagan fitzgerald heading to the scene. eight firefighters were hurt as they worked to put out the flames. also breaking outovernight, two men killed in a crash on burke commons. the men were in a car that hit a tree. they think speed and alcohol could be factors in the crash. good morning. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm angie goff in for aaron gilchrist. it looks like clouds and drizzle for tanother

about precipitation? >> sure does sound technical. cloudy skies outside this morning. neighbors barely visible in the fog, mist and drizzle. weather headlines, looks and feels like a monday. more steadier rain likely late tonight into early tomorrow. wednesday likely to be the pick of the litter this week. visibility back down to 3 miles in frederick and leesburg, 2 miles in winchester. most of the rain is out across northern maryland, but there will be more rain chances coming our way for tonight. so the way the next 24 hours look, light rain and drizzle in the 40s this morning. cloudy skies, mid fifth at 5:00. and then more rain likely early tomorrow. we'll talk about the impacts it will have on your commute in ten minutes. back to you. another horrific act of evil. and this is an act of

a new low in executing defenders of this community. >> powerful words from prince george's county state's attorney in response to the death of a police officer. officer jacai colson killed in an ambush style attack outside police headquarters in landover. larry hogan has ordered the flags to fly at half-staff today in honor of colson. >> this morning for the first time, we are hearing those dispatch calls made during chaotic event. this all unfolded yesterday afternoon in the palmer park area. police say around 4:30 p.m., a man approached officers outside the district police station and just started shooting. >> active shooter. one officer being transported by another officer. >> one officer en route to prince george's county being transported by another officer. >> police officers got in to a shoot-out with the suspect and officer coal so th

but didn't make it. the police chief called this an unprovoked attack. >> it wasn't about anything. this man launched an attack on a police station. >> murder is a crime against our entire community and not only that, but murder is the highest crime against humanity and that's how we will treat it. >> one of the suspects was also shot during the gun battle. he's expected to survive. a second suspect was arrested. it does appear the suspects are brothers. coming up, derrick ward will report on the home and car centered around this investigation. and officer colson is being remembered for his dedication and bravery. he was a four year veteran and an undercover narcotics offer

29th birthday this week. head of the police union says that colson was, quote, a real cop's cop. never shying away from nicoles. he called this a dark day in prince george's county. officer coal so that was from upper winchester in pennsylvania. time is 5:05. in a few hour, man accused of killing a 15-year-old virginia high school student finds out his punishment. brandon wilson was shot eight times on a path leading to woodbridge high school. smalls has his sentencing this morning. and a trial starts today against a take company mack park officer accused of assault. he was indicted for a road rage incident back in 2014. prosecutors say he was driving on route 50 in bowie when he pulled in front of another driver and then slammed on his brakes. the driver claims h

handgun at the car. the officer has been suspended from the force. neighbors in northwest washington plan to voice concerns tonight about new homeless shelters. for many it would be the first on their street. mayor muriel bowser plans to close d.c. general in two years and set up new short time shelters in each d.c. ward. neighbors from cathedral heights, cleveland park, massachusetts heights and mclean gardens are meeting tonight. 40,000 more people could soon be able to vote in maryland. thursday officials with the prince george's county branch of the naacp will announce a voter registration effort aimed at signing up former felons. last year maryland's general assembly passed the law ensuring felons who have served their time can cast their ballot. t

it looks like mitt romney is throwing his weight behind gop presidential hopeful john kasich. romney will make two campaign stops in the buckeye state today with the ohio governor. five delegate rich states vote tomorrow including ohio and florida, the first winner take all contests of the primary season. anger and violence at recent campaign rallies could influence voters going to the polls tomorrow. at least six people were arrested at donald trump events from chicago to kansas city over the weekend. political rivals quick to blame trump for the violence, but on "meet the press" sunday morning, trump said the country is angry and that's not his fault. >> i'm just a messenger. the people are angry about the fact that for 12 years, the workers in this country haven't had a pay increase, chuck, in 12 years.

democratic hopeful bernie sanders saying many of the protesters involved were holding sanders signs. the vermont senator quickly denied the accusation saying trump was, quote, lying again. in our next 25 minute, we'll get you up to speed on the latest polls and the race for the democratic nomination. tracie potts reports at 5:30. it's a warning sure to have a lot of parents on high alert as they send their kids off to school this morning. where one man is accused of approaching young children. and take a look at storm team 4 radar. depending where you are, you could see some rain on your drive into work. but will you needed wipers on high? chuck bell awill have your commuter forecast. and a wild chase involving a patrol car. the new video just ithis mornn in

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suspicion man approaching children. there were three incidents on friday. a letter sent to parents say a man in his 50s or 60s approach children asking them about schools nearby and offered to give them a ride in a bluish green hatch back. the school says the incidents happened on east-west highway. a bus stop on western avenue and on a walk near rock creek park. no children were harmed. taking a look at our weather, if you plan on hitting the road anytime soon, it looks like it could be a damp commute. >> very damp outside early this morning. clouds and fog and drizzle and nastiness out there this morning. not a pretty start to the day. visibility reduced, so there could be some pockets of airline delays. nothing major. heavier rain is out across northern delaware, but no sunshine in our forecast for today. occasion at light rain across southern maryland. so your commute, drizzle and showers and road spray this morning. temperatures in the 40s. mainly just clouds this afternoon. p its mid-50s.

more about the timing of all that coming up in ten minutes. we're moving away on wedding who roadways. burke commons road is closed at burke center parkway. you will be detoured through the parking lot. let look at the live traffic camera top side of the beltway at new hampshire avenue, taillights are the outer loop. you can see the glistening on the roadways. that means everything is wet. so be careful. take your time. there are reports of a crash on the utter loop branch to northbound baltimore parkway. car slid off into a ditch. so be careful, it may not be ice, but wet is just as bad. we continue to following a developing story after the death of a prince george's county police officer. derrick ward takes a closer look at the investigation under way straight ahead. it's something she fought the first time around, now camille cosby gets ready to make her second deposition. we'll tell you why. and it's something a

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need medics right in front of the community center. >> one of your defenders, jacai lost his life. >> this morning the prince george's county police department is in mourning. officer jacai colson was killed in an ambush style attack. today flags will fly at half-staff in colson's honor. with more on the latest developments and investigation into the suspects, derrick ward is live outside of police headquarters. >> reporter: good morning. we are pretty close to police headquarters now. we're looking down palmer

just around the bend, it's part of a crime scene this morning after the gunfight among police officers and at the least one of two suspects yesterday. malik and michael ford. now, one of the suspects we're told michael ford was found in a popeye's restaurant not far from here hiding in the bathroom. malik ford believed to have been the shooter was taken to prince george's county hospital where he's expected to survive. we don't have any word on charges yet. but police did search a house less than a mile from here on rider wood court. sources say that's where the two suspects lived. we don't know if they were renting, if they owned the house or what have you. still developing information. according to the police chief, the officer who died, jacai colson, had no official contact with either of these suspects. and outside the hospital yesterday, we spoke with a woman who claimed to be the aunt of the suspect. >> he shot an officer. i apologize if

but all lives matter. where are my nephews? >> reporter: and this investigation is continuing here. by light of day, there will be more evidence collection. you can imagine if there was indeed a gunfight, there will be a lot of shell casings and evidence to be collected and try to find out why this all happened. back to you. this is the second time in three weeks that a police officer has been killed in the line of duty. prince william county officer ashley begin done oig died responding to a domestic call this woodbridge. begin ton oig ma it was her first day on the job. new this morning, a dramatic high speed clays is over and the man behind it is dead. police outside of los angeles say that the man stole a police car and then officers chased him across highways and through neighborhoods. at some point they were going more than 100 miles an hour. at the end, police rammed into the car and officers

killed the man. developing right now, close to 40 people are now dead from a suicide bombing in turkey. the country says rebel bombers targeted bus stops and buses in the capital last night. take a look at the burned out buses and first responders on the scene. chaotic presence there. it is the latest in a series of attacks on turkish civilians. turkey sent its air force to bomb rebels in iraq within hour. it also organized several raids and police arrested dozens of people. another deadly terror attack this oning blamed on al qaeda. 14 civilians and two special forces troops were killed this a shooting on a beach on the ivory coast. police say six armed attackers shot at tourists outside of a resort. they say all six attackers were killed. in "news 4 your health," sure, it's easier, but are they bad for your health. we

meals. they could be packed with things that could derail your diet. >> our goal to sodium for the day is less than 2,000, close other 1500. is this two thirds of the sodium for the whole day. >> experts say if you're going to have a pre-packaged meal, be sure to read all of the labels. that way you can try to balance your eating for the rest of the day. happening today, national pizza chain is giving away some pizza pi to celebrate pi day. in honor of the first three digits of the math constant pi, 3.14, you can win 3.14 years of pizza hut pizza. you will have to answer some questions from a famed princeton math professor. the questions go online at 8:00 this morning. good luck with that. only three winners will be picked. and when i position of pi, i know i love pizza, but i think

angie is already digging in. this is from dangerously delicious byes. called the baltimore bomb. has the crushed cookies and vanilla filling. >> i only eat the top. but -- >> not that we need any excuse to eat by. >> so let's be real. we really don't even understand why it's called pi day. just about whether we get discounts on pizza or byes. which a lot of the layses in the area-and i tweeted on a link there our news partner. >> we're sending this into the control room and in yous room. don't think angie and i couldn't eat the whole thing though. hey, check bell, soo we talk about the weather, should? >> sure, if you'd like. cloudy skies and not a very pretty day to be outside. here is the view from our national harbor camera. clouds and drizzle and fog outside this morning. a lot of road spray to deal with, as well. visibilities down to only two or three miles.

eastern shore, but there are areas of light rain and drizzle charles county along the northern neck down toward stafford as well as fredericksburg. another wave just to the east of memphis, that will bring us another chance of rain tonight into the front part of the day tomorrow. so very limited chances for any sunshine until they get to late tomorrow, more likely on the day wednesday. so for today, sun is up at 20 after 7:00 court decembesy of t change. today no sunshine. areas of light rain and drizzle around for this morning. mainly just clouds this afternoon before more rain comes in tonight. so future weather, there is the cloudy picture by 4:30. here comes the rain chance by 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. so it looks like a wet commute in early tomorrow. and then as we get later on in the day, apparently a little bit of sunshine late tomorrow afternoon, noticeably milder. we'll be stuck in the low 50s for temperatures today. we should make low to mid-60s tomorrow courtesy of a little peek of sunshine and return of a little southerly breeze.

more sunshine, temperatures mid-70s on wednesday. but it won't last long. thursday looks showery. friday and saturday look good, saturday sunshine and 59. but not the whole weekend. sunday looks like rain will be likely. so best days to get outside, wednesday, friday and saturday. kim mana kim, how is traffic? >> some problems first off a crash to watch out for inburg. it will be burke commons road north of burke center parkway. everything is still blocked because of accident investigation. you are being detoured through the shopping center parking lot. let's take a live look at the beltway through the cameras. we are looking at the beltway over by the american legion bridge, this is right at river road. headlights is the outer loop headed down to the american legion bridge to continue on into virginia. no significant issues, just be aware you are out there on wet roadways. so those on and off-ramps will be especially slippery. ce

to the northbound baltimore parkway, car slid off into the ditch. there will be charges for the woman who caused a chain reaction on 395 saturday night. police say mary daniels stopped in the middle of the highway just north of duke street. three metro transits police cruisers tried to swerve to avoid the car. one side swiped another and the third cruiser ran off the road. the officers and driver went to the hospital. everybody is expected to be okay. the officers were responding to an emergency call at the time of the crash. maybe you saw it on social media, the naacp tournament bracket apparently leaked before the end of the official selection show. this is what happens in the days of social media. the naacp says it's already looking into the leak and that it takes what happened very seriously. someone tweeted the whole bracket before even all the teams were named. well, march madness sts

the last few spots in the dance. several teams from around here will play later this week. uva one of the big winners. a number one seed in the naacp men's basketball tournament. they will play this coming thursday. the day after that, the terps, a five seed taking on south dakota state, but they are also in the same bracket division as kansas, so it could be a tough road ahead. west virginia scored a three seed and vcu is a tenth seed in the west. >> for d.c., george washington had a shot at the tournament, but they fell short, they will play in the n.i.t. instead. terps plays the jackrabbits, you get it? and you know how that story ends. >> could be a wild match-up. well, it's march madness and we definitely are talking about the hard wood, but we want to take a moment to talk about the redskins. that's because we showed you the

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get ready for a soggy start and a foggy one, too if you're near the national harbor. take a live look. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is back with four things you need to know before you head out this morning. and we're just one day away from so-called mega tuesday. and we're getting a closer look at which candidates certain parts of the country are leaning towards. the new poll numbers ahead.

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chuck bell standing by with the four things we need to know. >> clouds and wetness outside early this morning. view across northern virginia, suburban maryland, all stuck in the clouds. four things you need to know about the weather for today, soggy and sloppy on your way out the door. another chance of rain, steadier rain coming back tonight into early tomorrow. we have a one day warm spell, and that day will be wednesday. and the blossoms down at the tidal basin are just about ready to spring out. maybe starting to see them by this weekend. no heavy rain out will early this morning, just hit and miss pockets of light racin and drizzle. he will we'll we'll be in the low to mid-50s today with no sunshine. traffic time with kim mccormick. we have wet roads, so take your time and be careful. still cleaning up a crash burke commons road both

remaining closed. they are being detoured through a shopping center parking lot. let's take a live look at cameras out there. we are looking live at the beltway right at goodluck road. you see the headlights coming toward you. that is on the inner loop of the beltway -- sorry, rather, ultimate other loop. inner loop is headed to the top of the scene. be careful on the loop to the northbound baltimore parkway, a car slid off the ramp into a ditch. secret service agents surrou surrou surround donald trump after a protester rushed the stage in dayton. tracy pie potts is with us from capitol hill. these outbursts are coming at an important time. >> reporter: that's right, tomorrow five critical states voting including winner take al

donald trump had a rally last night in florida where he def d defended dropping out in chicago because of the violent protests and also said he's not responsible for what is happening with the protesters. he blames bernie sanders for sending the protesters in. and sanders says -- >> donald trump is a pathological liar. >> he has lit the fire and then he throws his hands up and claims that he shouldn't be held responsible. and he should be held responsible. >> reporter: and it's not just democrats who are talking about donald trump and trying to hold him responsible for this. republican opponents, too, on "meet the press" said trump needs to take a look on the inside. >> out oto be shying us togethe shouldn't be using angry and hateful rhetoric. >> people are worried about the security ofir

wages, they're worried about not getting any interest in the bank, they're worried about their kids' future. but we can fix these things. >> kasich certainly hopes he can fix those things. and he'll be campaigning with mitt romney in ohio today. >> thank you so much, tracie. new poll numbers are out ahead of tomorrow's key primaries. an nbc/"wall street journal" maris poll out yesterday shows donald trump leading in illinois and way ahead in florida where he holds 43% of the vote. senators ted cruz and marco rubio are essentially tied for second place at 21% and 22% respectively. ohio governor john cakasich is leading the polls in his own state. he has 39% of the vote compared to trump's 33% and senator cruz's 19%. on the democratic side, hillary clinton leads in the three big delegate states, the race is closest in illinois where clinton leads senator bernie sanders 51% to

our new poll has a margin of error of nearly 4 1/2%. clinton leads by 20% about in ohio. new details in a silver spring homicide that happened along a paved trail along castle boulevard. montgomery county police identified 20-year-old sheldon williams as the victim. he was from southeast d.c. williams was found on march 11th withdraw made to his upper body. detectives want anyone with information to contact them. one southeast d.c. community wants change to happen after two women were gunned down. community and local church members gathered and prayed near the alabama avenue bus stop where ivy smith was killed last weekend. they were calling for peace in a neighborhood where two women have died because of gun violence. a remember the w a reporter was killed last may. >> it begins with a

it doesn't take a mountain to be moved. simply takes one voice or one community of voices. >> investigators into both homicides continue and there have been no arrests. the wife of comedian bill cosby is expected to return for the second part of her deposition today. camille cosby testified under oath last month in a defamation lawsuit against her husband. the lawsuit was filed by seven women who say bill cosby sexually assaulted them. camille locosby's lawyers argue that she has no information that would be relevant to the lawsuit, but prosecutors say it's the only way to get the truth. it looked like a real life disaster, but it was only a drill. close to 100 emergency responders participated in a disaster exercise for metro. the eisenhower avenue metro station in alexandria was closed for hours yesterday during the drill. it included a mock derailment in a tunnel with riders injured. t

surrounding areas also took part. metro's general manager says the drill is more than a federal requirement, it is good policy. and necessary to get everyone that could possibly be involved in the mix. >> everyone that comes out actually gets the real feel, takes a walk through the tunnel, what it takes to get on the elevator, what it takes to get into the car. >> the hope is that riders feel they are safe and mm crews are prepared for the what-ifs. it's 5:37. hows are making their way to the tidal basin that weekend for the cherry blossom peak bloom. mike with the national park service joining us live from the tidal basin. and we're hearing that there is a chance they could bloom even earlier, but with the cooler weather, what are you thinking n now? >> we're still on target to go to peak bloom end of this week friday the 18th, maybe sliding into saturday the 19th. t

we're getting this week have slowed that rapid process we had going last week when we had all the days in the 80s. these cooler temperatures just what we need, that one last purchase we'll get when it hits 70 later it will week. we're looking for a great show by this weekend. >> it will be a great show no matter what. and not a lot of people know including myself that the national park service rangers, you give out free tours during the festival. >> certainly. as the custodians of the cherry trees, one of the things we do each year during the festival is offer tours and programs to get a little bit more information about the history of the res, about how we make the predictions. and just joining a ranger for a walk through the tidal basin when all the trees are in bloom. >> we know you have a busy time ahead of you, mike. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> my pleasure. th

will see rain coming down in parts of our area. should you pack an umbrella for the kids later today? bu chuck bell will have your forecast. and the new uniforms you will see on metro police officers. the reason why they're wearing them. and a call for action, what local community is doing to make

metro police officers are going to be a lot more visible tonight. most will wear new bright yellow uniforms starting this summer.new police outfits will also be more reflective. right now metro police wear dark blue uniforms which can be hard to see in the dark or in a crowd. metro has made an effort to step up and improve safety. it is time for weather and traffic on the 1s. and chuck bell is telling us about a rainy day. do we need the umbrellas later today? >> not the great big golf umbrella, just the little pocket umbrella. no heavy rain coming our way. lots of fog and drizzle outside early this morning. steadier so steadier showers are moving away from us. but there are areas out towards frederick

fredericksburg, light rain out there. recess gets a d. you'll be slopping in the mud out on the playground this afternoon. probably more of an indoor recess day. temperatures in the mid-50s this afternoon. we'll talk about the return of sunshine coming up. some issues with the orange and blue and silver line on metro. mcpherson square station is closed for fire department activity. bus service has been requested. so expect to find delays on metro. taking a quick look at live traffic cams, heavy traffic on the outer loop, headlights headed from new hampshire avenue all the way down through silver spring and in towards kensington, be careful on the wet slick roadways. and issues this arlington, route 29, lee highway and the ramp it from eastbound 66 to 29, traffic signals are on flash. so would you be willing to delay the money you get back from doing your taxes? why a majority of people say yes. but there is a catch. and respect your

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we're following breaking news. three families are forced out of their homes by this fire. take a look at the scene and the damage it caused to the house in germantown. the building burned and agan n scene, we'll check if with her in a few minutes. fog and drizzle outside early this morning. it won't be a very pretty sunshine monday. we' but we'll see sunshine soon. mcpherson station is closed because of fire activity. we'll talk about that coming up. ht

and we have a big fire in montgomery county. >> it destroyed a townhouse and forced more than a dozen running for safety. meagan fitzgerald is live in germantown. >> reporter: good morning. the call came in at around 1:00 this morning we're told 120 firefighters responded to this town home just behind us here. when they did, it was engulfed in flames. of course about five hours later, we're still talking about a very active scene. you can see that the structure is still smoldering. 20 people displaced. of course the folks who lived in this town home and either side, there is significant damage so those folks had to leave, as well. very scary moments here especially when part of the structure started to collapse. front wall caved in first. eight firefighters were injured when it happened. want to bring in the montgomery county fire chief. th

morning. can you talk about how the firefighters are doing and how this all happened? >> the eight firefighters were transferred to local hospitals. five of the eight have already been released and have come back to the scene and being interviewed by the investigators. the three others are being observed and waiting test results. clearly as the collapse occurred and these firefighters were either hit by the front wall or the floor down on the inside, there was significant risk of what occurred there and the apparent injuries are very lucky as a result of the injuries. we're working to figure out what the chain of events was that created those collapsed activities in this house. >> so obviously certainly could have been worse. glad they're not life threatening injuries. is there a takeaway message here? >> clearly as we come to light weight construction of a house here, and we deal with the heavy fire involvement as we faced on the back side of the house about, we have to evaluate our risk

these structures. >> all right. chief, thank you so much for your time. again, glad those eight firefighters who were injured are not experiencing any life threatening injuries. but again, 20 people displaced here. we'll remain on scene and have updates throughout the morning. back to you. an assault case against a takoma park officer heads to court today. prosecutors say he was driving on route 50 in bowie when he pulled in front of another driver and then slammed on his brakes. the driver claims he continued to tailgate and pointed a handgun at the car. the officer has been suspended from the force. an emotional tribute for country sinker who died from cervical cancer last week. family and fans gathered to say good-bye at a memorial on sunday. ♪ >

day, 1,000 times a day in a million little ways. >> joey spent the last few months of her life at home in indiana. her sister thanked her husband an singing partner allowing her to spend that much time with her family. >> she taught me so much about myself i never saw. about love, about living and about sacrifice. >> skrjoey feek was just 40 yea old. the u.s. coast guard will resume its search for third person who went missing after a tugboat crashed on the hudson river. officials say a second body was recovered following the saturday morning crash near the new tappan zee bridge outside of new york city. they say a 90 foot tugboat sank after it hit a construction barge. no word on what

which spilled 5,000 gallons of fuel into the water. and neighbors concerned about new homeless shelters, and how it will impact their communities. mayor bowser plans to close d.c. general in two years and set up new short term shelters in each d.c. ward. neighbors from cathedral hooi heights, cleveland park, massachusetts heights, mclean gardens ap-woodley park are meeting tonight. mayor bowser indicates it is not likely to change locations. the time is 5:52. and it looks like we're dealing with cloudy gloom to start off the workweek. >> chuck bell, what should we expect? >> not a lot of sunshine coming your way for today. not a whole lot of rain either. but i would take your umbrella with you on your way out the door this morning. here is our view from national harbor early this morning. clouds and drizzle and fog outside this morning. so as you head out, temperatures are in the upper 40s now, but we won't see much of a rise today. heading out for a walk or jog here early this rn

the rain gear with you to be safe and stay on the dry side. temperatures eventually today getting up only into the low and mid fifth. so not much warmer than we are right now. right now a couple showers near laplata moving in to parts of southern prince george's county. a few more sprinkles west of the fredericksburg area. we'll be in and out of light rain today. and then some break in the action. but the next wave of low pressure out here leaving the memphis area now, should be arriving here at about 18 hours from now. just before midnight tonight. likely to impact the ride into work and school tomorrow. so wet roads out there early this morning. later on this afternoon, mainly just cloudy and cool, but occasional drizzle can't be ruled out. temperatures in the mid-50s today. tomorrow looks like a much nicer day even with rain chances in the early parts of the day tomorrow, by tomorrow afternoon, skies should start to thin out just a little bit, we'll get a peek or two of sunshine allowing for a milder day. so mid-60s

afternoon. then a nice little change tuesday night into wednesday, finally a chance to dry out. wednesday looks like it's by far going to be the nicest day of the week. sunshine back with temperatures in the mid-70s on wednesday. another chance for rain sneaking back into the forecast on thursday. friday and saturday looking pretty good. but that sunshine rain chance looks significant. so sort of hit and miss rain chances for most of the next four to seven days. a check of today hour by hour coming up in ten minutes. it is traffic time. we're having problems early this morning on metro. you've got mcpherson square station closed because of fire department activity. it is affecting the orange, blue and silver lines. definitely be prepared to expect long delays on the lines this morning. let's take a quick look at a live traffic camera. we are still looking at the outou outer loop coming from silver spring toward kensington. steady pace, but you can see the ar

reflecting off the pavement, that means it's wet. so take it easy out there. we'll take a quick look at the map in burke. the good news is the crash at burke center parkway has been cleared. all lanes have been reopened. a troubling story about what can be the most difficult time in a family's life. more and more complaints at cemeteries in maryland. scott macfarlane and the news 4 e ti i i'm iteam obtained records thw 40% increase in complaints compared to previous year. and viewers who contacted the iteam say when they found their loved one's gravesite damaged, through no fault of their own, they still had to pay to fix it. >> i was devastated by what i found the first time that i came to

broken to pieces. >> the iteam went to state officials to find out how to respond to complaints and to find out why they have never even formally cited cemeteries for violations. the full investigation is coming up tonight at 6:00. so a majority of americans are willing to wait to receive their tax refund for add security from the irs. bankrate.com says 78% of people surveyed are willing to wait longer to allow the irs to safe guard against identity fraud. the survey found 22% would wait up to eight weeks. 15% said they wouldn't willing to wait any extra time. and if you already have that tax refund by the way, keep this in mind. you may want to check out some of the popular deals this this month. consumer reports say that march is when all of the end of season sales start to pop up. winter clothing is going for 40% to 70% off in many stores. digital camera 346rers are making money for newer models which means you can get them at a discountedce

going for one third of the price this month. >> you also want to make sure you've got the room. a treadmill can be the size of a love seat. >> true. and many of the deals can be found in stores and online. #respect your selfie. that is the message behind a special event this weekend co-sponsored by montgomery county schools. parents, stoopts and a panel of experts will discuss problems including teen dating violence and how to establish healthy relationships. the event is sunday march 20 at richard montgomery high school. it is free. registration is now under way. we're watching a developing story right now in prince george's county where a police officer was killed outside of the police station. we're live with the new developments on that shooting. what we're learning about the suspects and how the fallen officer is being remembered. we're also watching the rain and fog. the impact it will have

k day ahead. chuck bell has your out the door forecast.

we witnessed again another horrific act of evil. and is this this is a new low. >> anger,

county police officer is ambushed outside of the police station. the new information we're gathering on the attack. the fallen officer and the gunmen. >> but first we're preparing you for the conditions outside on this soggy mop morning. we' monday morning. chuck bell has your out the door forecast. today not the prettiest of days. >> not at all. a lot like yesterday, no sunshine at all across the area. it will look and feel like a monday. cloudy and gray. if there is anyway to take the day off, a good day to stay under the covers with a hot bowl of soup. best day of the week likely to be wednesday inn ethe mid-70s. but for now, temperatures in the 40s and lots of fog, drizzle and mist early this morning. low visibility could slow down some of the airlines this morning. no heavy rain out there early