right now we're getting new information on the three brothers charged in the attack outside prince george's county police station that left an officer dead. i'm barbara harrison with what court documents say happened when police approached the brothers car. and i have decision 2016, some results are already in. and welcome sunshine. may get more rain towards the end of the week. and i'm angie goss. watching a hearing on capitol

mayor. who he is blaming for the water crisis. new developments in the shooting of a prince george's county police officer. we're learning more about what will happen to the men police are holding responsible for officer jacai colson's death. and what they were doing during the shooting. megan fitzgerald has some new information from court documents. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, barbara. yeah. according to those court documents, when the brothers arrived here at police headquarters, it says the alleged gunman, michael ford, got out of the car, he didn't know which building to go to. his brothers directed him to the police department. we're also learning about statements made between officers and the brothers in the middle of that gunfight. >> reporter: it was sunday afternoon at around 4:30 when police say 22-year-old michael ford opened fire resulting in the death of prince george's county police detective, jacai colson, while

his brothers, malik and elijah ford looked on. >> they had every opportunity to call 911. they had every opportunity to seek medical help. they did nothing. >> reporter: now we're learning how much investigators say the brothers did to help orchestrate the ambush. court documents say 21-year-old malik ford drove his brothers to the police station, while elijah recorded his brother's will to die at the hands of police officers. when they arrived to the district 3 station, documents say "when michael headed to the wrong building, his brothers directed him to the police station." that's when prince george's county police chief says michael started shooting. >> fired at this citizen's car. fired at this citizen's car. fired at an ambulance. >> all while investigators say elijah was filming the entire rampage. >> that image is of one of the four brothers standing by, taking no action on a

his brother, shooting at prince george's county police officers. >> reporter: during the shooting investigators say officers approached the brothers who were sitting inside their car and asked where the gunman was. police say the brothers said they didn't know. but we're learning that michael never left their sight. court documents saying as soon as their brother michael was shot both brothers fled the scene. unimaginable action that led to the death of one of prince george's county's finest. >> michael ford is still in the hospital recovering. once he's released he will be formally charged. the two brothers are being held without bond. they are due back in court tomorrow afternoon. back to you. >> thank you. this morning we're learning what officer colson meant to his loved ones. he followed his grandmother's footsteps and went into law enforcement. his family says they're having a hard time believing he's really gone. >> my wife is screaming, screaming, screaming. i don't know

he wasn't a good kid. he was a great kid. >> he graduated from high school, went to college. did everything the right way. >> reporter: officer colson grew up in philadelphia, went to college in virginia. he just celebrated four years with the department and would have turned 29 years old this week. three police officers now recovering from a shooting, one chicago police officer still in the hospital. we learned two others were released today. the officers confronted a man last night who shot them. one of the officers shot the man. he died. all the officers are expected to recover. a scary situation in frederick, maryland. look at this photo of a car that drove into a train. working to find out why this all happened. the frederick county sheriff's hospital said this happened on jamesville road around 4:00 this

hospital. not sure how serious that person's injuries are. we have been suffering from solar deprivation the last few days. we need some sun back. it is starting to show up a bit. a few breaks in the clouds. live view from the tower camera. some brightening there on the eastern horizon. still a lot of clouds around the metro area. we will likely see sunshine breaking out more as we get into the afternoon. storm team 4 radar showing showers this morning are crossing the bay, on the eastern shore, pulling off to the north and east. a few lingering sprinkles in montgomery, frederick counties in maryland. weather headlines, welcome afternoon sunshine. and warmer weather moves in on wednesday. then more showers likely on thursday. just in, in decision 2016, donald trump scores a big win in the northern mariana

caucus. he adds 9 more delegates to his count. want to note that less than 500 people voted in that caucus. ted cruz coming in second. barbara, back to you. >> all right. thank you. voters in five states also head to the polls today, missouri, illinois, ohio, north carolina and florida. for the first time this primary season second place won't matter in two of those states, at least for republican candidates. whoever gets the majority of votes in florida and ohio will get all of the state's delegates. they are winner take all states. florida voters control 99 gop delegates. the most of the republican contests today. senator marco rubio trails in the polls and could end his campaign if he loses at home today. similar stake fors for ohio govr john kasich. this is video of a polling place in columbus.

delegates. kasich leads trump in the latest polls but not by a lot. bernie sanders trails hillary clinton in all of the contests today, but don't count him out yet. sanders defied the polls earlier this month winning michigan's primary. sanders is most competitive in ohio, illinois and missouri. we will have live updated results from all the primaries in our nbc washington app tonight. after the break, a music deal worth more than 750 million bucks. plus mother teresa will become a

michael jackson's estate has

stake in a lucrative catalog company to sony. sony will pay $750 million for the music. the share does not include rights to jackson's master recordings or songs he wrote but it will give the company to jackson's half share works by the beats, bob dillon and other hitmakers including eminem and taylor swift. walking dead fans, listen up. universal and amc say a new walking dead attraction will become a year-round fixture at universal studios hollywood. the new walk-through attraction will debut this summer, feature landscapes, special effects, props, staging, costumes and makeup from the walking dead hit series. so hard to be a toddler. a young competitor in the sacramento kings baby race games started out strong but then decided to pause for a nap. just rolls over.

decides i've had enough of this he didn't make the finish line. the little girl won. all the excitement was just too much for

[ applause ] >> the winner, dallas seavey is in elite company now that he won his fourth iditarod today. this was the third straight year he won. four years ago his father won the race. not only did seavey win, he did it in record time. it took him 8 1/2 days to complete it. tom? >> barbara, we have clouds lingering. a little sunshine trying to break out. getting some light rain on the eastern shore. that's pulling away. we don't have to worry about it anymore. just a few sprinkles in montgomery and frederick county. rainnc

diminishing. great day to get some exercise and hit the trail. temperatures by 1:00, upper 50s. between 2:00 and 4:00, we should briefly touch the low 60s. may hit mid 60s in parts of central virginia and southern maryland as we get into the latter part of the afternoon. we'll drop back down to the 50s by 6:00 p.m. mostly clear overnight tonight. may get quite a bit of fog tomorrow morning. big changes on the way for the weekend. we now know when mother teresa will become a saint. the pope said she will be canonized in september later this year. tens of thousands of people are expected to travel to rome for the ceremony on september 4th. it's happening one day before the anniversary of mother teresa's death. the blame game on capitol hill. flint's former mayor taking questions from lawmakers, who he says is responsible for his city's water problems.

we continue to watch a hearing happening on capitol hill. the former mayor of flint, michigan just got done addressing the water crisis. before we go to what he has to say, you can see speaking is d.c. delegate, eleanor holmes

that will be speaking at the hearing. here is the former mayor of flin flint. >> more was not done to respond to the water problems, especially by the state which controlled both the mdq and the city. >> now, also speaking today, the state's governor, rick snyder, who, of course what been under fire recently because of the catastrophe. epa officials also speaking as well after thousands were exposed to high levels of lead. some of those inside the crowd today, families from flint, michigan. back to you, barbara. it started as an idea from a volunteer emt. and now cases of water will be headed to flint, michigan today. the prince george's county fire department is loading a train with water this morning. that train will be delivered and donate water to families and residents in michigan. donations have been collected at all the county's fire stations.

water. tom, we still have rain falling in our area. >> yes, the eastern shore getting steady showers. it's pulling off to the north and east. a few sprinkles in montgomery county, frederick county. they may come into silver spring, wheaton shortly, over to college park and laurel a few sprinkl sprinkles. later today, the sun should come out, temperatures in the low 60s. right now hovering around 50. tomorrow, warmer weather moves in, highs in the low 70s. might get a passing shower in the afternoon. on thursday, a likelihood of passing showers, sun in and out. cooler. highs in the 60s. cooler weather on friday and saturday with highs in the 50s. chance for showers late on saturday, perhaps into sunday. sunday may be a chilly day. monday, sunshine returns. developing now, russia's military is leaving syria. take a look. these are the first russian warplanes that took off from syria today. russian presiden v

talks underway. without russian jets in the country, the u.n. believes the syrian civil war could come to an end. russia did say it plans to keep some troops in syria and it will maintain its military bases there. >> he is my son. he's a good person. i will raise my kid the right way. >> a fairfax county father defends his son who has been captured in iraq and accused of fighting alongside isis. kurdish fighters say the 26-year-old surrendered to them as an isis deserter. his family thought he was on a european vacation, a kurdish news agency reported that he crossed the turkish border a few months ago and joined isis. the kurds say he was carrying cash, cell phones and multiple i.d.s, including a virginia driver's license. neighbors in virginia say isis gives islam

>> isis is nothing more than a group of thugs who hijacked our religion. >> the man was not in a u.s. database of suspected isis members who traveled overseas. some neighbors in fairfax county want to know they're safe after an 83-year-old was shot in his home. the man was shot in the chest in lorton on friday. he was found in his backyard and died at the hospital. police say his death is a homicide. his neighbors in the mason neck area will sit down with fairfax county police tonight to get an update on the case. this morning the prince william county school board is vowing not to be intimidated after renaming a school for a black community leader. the goodwin middle school will be named for lieutenant army colonel george hampton. a school board member who proposed the idea found a confederate flag scrawled with a

family's mailbox. on facebook the school board's chairman said they will listen to civilized complaints but not be intimidated. after the break, ravens spotted nesting in d.c. for the first time in 100 years. and you can watch news4 midday from anywhere. all you need is your smartphone and tablet. open the nbc washington app, hit watch live when you build one of the biggest retail businesses in america, you spend a lot of time working closely with elected officials.

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>> mosquitos do carry other diseases, encephalitis, for example, to be aware of where mosquitos breed, how to discourage that breeding. >> in our nbc washington app, we have an updated list of countries with travel warnings and what you need to know if you must travel to an affected area. look up next time you take a stroll along the potomac river. you may see an amazing sight. >> reporter: i'm mark segraves along the banks of the potomac in washington, d.c. it's been more than 100 years since ravens have been nesting in this area. that's exactly what's taking place inside a bridge not far from where i'm standing. dan roush, a biologist with the d.c. department of energy and environment found the nesting ravens as he

inventory of the potomac river gorge. he said this is truly an exciting story, it speaks to the resilience of this creature and our environment. these pictures show the husband and wife as they prepare for their nesting eggs. roush says within about two weeks we should have baby ravens living along the potomac river for the first time in more than a century. >> reporter: to think someone said never more. >> next thing you know ravens everywhere. after the break, gadts that could save you time and eff or

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minister makes what could be his last official visit. he will head to the capitol for the annual friends of ireland luncheon. the cast of the broadway hit "hamilton" took its show on the road to the white house this week. in and helped the musical star perform in the rose garden a rap. ♪ ♪ >> is hamilton writer and star showing off his freestyle skills for the commander in chief. president obama held cue cards for miranda to rap from. he was backed by a drum beat. president obama joked he hopes the video goes viral. that show is amazing. this guy, compared to shakespeare.

talent. >> tickets are hard to come by. >> certainly are. >> tom, have you seen it? >> will you hold the words up for me, too? >> you don't need any words. >> we got sun coming out now. as we look at latest storm team 4 radar. a few sprinkles on the eastern shore. these coming out of montgomery county, scooting over silver spring and wheaton. they may make their way to laurel, college park shortly. have an umbrella ready for another hour or two. you'll need a light jacket, long pants, this afternoon some sunglasses. some welcomed sunshine breaks out. overall a good day to get a bike ride in as we dry out by 1:00, ought to be in the upper 50s. around 4:00, low 60s. as we get into the early evening hours, just before sunset back down to the upper 50s. we live very busy lives, so finding a few new gadgets to make things easier is ays

some helpful gadgets for the home. welcome back. >> always a pleasure. thank you very much. have some cool things over here. this is called ring. i talked about the ring video doorbell before. a number one seller. now they have the first outdoor video camera that is completely wireless. it has two-way audio, motion sensor, hd recording, night vision and totally wireless. you just hook it up on to your house, you are ready to go. >> does this hook up to your phone and computer? >> you can access it from anywhere. it uses the home's wifi, because there is a battery, and in the future they will have a solar attachment. >> how much? >> 199. >> this is water pik first water flosser. what is cool about this, let's see if i can get a demo. what is cool about it, you can use it in thew

>> powerful. >> you can use it in the shower, take it with you when you trave travel. >> only one thing. >> all contained. a great way to floss, whiten your teeth and freshen the breathe. it's called the cordless freedom. >> about how much? >> about $44. >> nice. >> and this is another first. com, it's the bit defender box. thi

>> that's another use for it. >> exactly. >> stay with us, we want to see the rest of these things. >> adam? >> all right. it's being called a major reversal. the decision just announced about oil drilling in the atlantic ocean. and the push today to get self-driving ca rs

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the obama administration reverses its decision and will not allow off-shore drilling off the coast of the atlantic. this is a big deal. this is announced over twitter it goes back to a proposal made last year by the administration that would have opened up a broad part of the atlantic to drilling, which included parts off the coast of virginia. the administration saying strong local opposition was part of the reason why they reversed their decision. >> let's turn our attention to decision 2016 where by tonight we'll know if donald trump will have an easy path to the nomination and if the polls will backfire on hillary clinton again. voters in five states are weighing in on the race for the white house right now. tracie potts explains wahat to watch for today. >> donald trump is hoping for an upset in ohio today by portraying john kasich as an

>> i think the man is not very popular. i don't. look, he has not won one race. >> mitt romney's defending kasich. >> unlike the other people running, he has a real track record. >> trump's under fire for violent rallies. three more protesters tossed out in florida. >> we don't have time for all that petty punk -- thuggery stuff that's been going on with the protesters. >> ted cruz was interrupted in illinois, but unlike trump -- >> i'm not asking anyone to punch you in the face. >> it's so unfair. it's so unfair. >> marco rubio is hoping to pull off a miracle today in florida he's 20 points behind trump in his homestate. hillary clinton is up 20 points there, but told msnbc last night after losing michigan she no longer trusts polls. she had some strong words for trump. >> a demagogue, showman,

who is fanning the flames. >> we will win in ohio. >> bernie sanders also ignoring the polls. he is 20 points in ohio but much closer in illinois. >> in all today over 1100 delegates at stake. most of them for democrats. tracie potts, nbc news, washingto washington. >> we still have the clouds around. and some hopeful signs of sun, trying to break out. especially in virginia. still getting a few sprinkles on storm team 4 radar eastern shore. most of these east of 270, heading towards college park, laurel and in the northern prince george's county shortly. the pollen count has improved with the rain that's come down. if you're an allergy sufferer you noticed the improvement. still cedar, cypress, juniper pollen in the air. for the afternoon, travel impact, all green lights as well as for this evening and the morning commute. should be all right. just maybe some patchy dense fog

morning commute tomorrow. >> thank you, tom. there's a new app that may make it easier to catch your next bus. it's called buseta, it will replace nextbus. it debuts next month. you can check it out now on wmata's website. information is updated every >> they can make transportation easier and cheaper or create congestion everywhere. that's the thing about self-driving cars. the senate is holding a hearing. an executive from google is trying to convince congress that self-driving cars are worth an investment of billions of dollars of research. after the

for the first time the nfl says there's a link between football and

cte. jeff miller, the nfl's senior vice president for health and safety spoke about a connection at a committee meeting on monday. he put forward research from boston university where cte was found in the brains of 90 former players. the nfl has not linked playing football to cte caused by repeated brain trauma. tens of millions of women suffer from migraines every year in the u.s. now doctors are learning more about when women are most at risk and why some symptoms go undiagnosed. here's anne thompson. >> lori is an energetic problem solver. but in her late 40s this life coach faced a challenge even she couldn't manage. migraine headaches. as many as 23 a month. >> like a claw going through my

number of women reporting more migraines as they age. the frequency of these headaches increases during early menopause affecting more than 12% of those wome women. >> it has to do with fluctuation of hormones, when they change rapidly this will trigger more frequent headaches. >> reporter: often women and their doctors don't make the connection because women don't realize they're in early menopause. with its laundry list of symptoms including hot flashes, irregular periods and anxiety. >> is this problem all in a woman's head? >> no, but often women are made to feel that way, which is why they probably don't like to talk about it. >> reporter: if you're not taken seriously, find a specialist who treats older women and headaches. lori went to five different doctors and tried a dozen medications before finding relief. >> it's wonderful. i have my life back. >> reporter: once again able to help other people solve their problems, now that hers is

control. anne thompson, nbc news, washington. stay right. there we're back in 60

free soft serve cone in exchange for a donation to the children's miracle network. last year they collected a combined $140,000 in donations. with your cnbc business report, i'm landon dowdy. >> good morning, still dealing with lingering clouds, but a few breaks in the clouds. a little sun trying to break out, especially virginia. northern shenandoah valley getting some sprinkles. sprinkles in montgomery, frederick counties in maryland. that's coming into prince george's county. those showers are heading offshore. weather headlines for this tuesday, welcomed afternoon

in tomorrow. afternoon highs on wednesday may make it up to 70 degrees. then some showers are looking likely on thursday. rain coming back in, coming and going here as we get towards the weekend. today, decreasing clouds, highs, low 60s. tomorrow, briefly low 70s. small chance of an afternoon shower. on thursday, partly sunny, showers likely, especially in the afternoon, highs in the upper 60s. we always love it when steve greenberg is here to show us gadgets that we have not seen before. he has some more. >> home tech award winners or firsts. this is a cool one from the folks at eve. this is a line of all-connected devices. this one monitors air quality. it tells but carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide and volatile organic compounds. treads out on the smartphone or tablet. it tells you if you have off-gassing from

or your printer. this is super important in a nursery. lets you know what air quality is in that room. >> works in one room. >> one room. >> about how much? >> cost about 80 bucks from the folks at apple.com. eve. this is neat. this is another world's first from energizer. they have the first recycled aa and aaa batteries. using recycled old batteries and making new batteries out of them which they thought they couldn't do. great price. it's called eco advance. if you see the eco advance, these are the world's first. very cool from the folks at energizer. the energizer bunny approves. next, you heard of sonos, this is heos, a wireless multi room sound system. you set up the station you want to listen to with your smartphone or tablet. you can play music. i have music here. what's cool about it, you can have 30 of these. they can be playing the same music all over your house or

rooms. this has a battery and is weather proof. you can take it and do it outside as well. the price point is good. heos from dennon. >> do they plug in? >> they plug in, but this is actually battery powered. they use the wifi but also work off of blue tooth. you can listen to thousands of radio stations, pandora, spotify. and this is my kid's videos, under $8, on amazon. they have won some great awards. it's about getting kids excited about -- all excited about science and animals, really fun videos. >> wonderful. >> highly recommend that. under $8 on amazon. >> thanks. look forward to getting you back here with more stuff. adam, back to you. new at 11:45, what iran says

just released, new video of two persons of interest connected to a case where someone tried to kidnap a child at the air and space museum. take a look for yourself. it's hazy. a group was leaving the north entrance when a man grabbed the hand of one of the kids. someone saw this and yelled at the man.

the 600 block of jefferson drive in southwest d.c. if you have any information call park police. barbara, back to you. right now two men are being held without bond in connection to a prince good mornings county police officer's death. officer jacai colson was killed in a shootout this weekend. we just learned from court bookments that elijah and malik ford told their brother, michael, where to go to instigate the shootout. police say they then recorded it all three brothers face charges. >> iran state television says the country has gathered thousands of pieces of information from devices from detained u.s. sailors. it was taken from laptops, gps systems and maps. in january, iran briefly detained 10 navy sailors. an iranian general says international regulations allow it to

crews on metro are continuing to fix several problems for riders. this morning a red line train hit a deer causing delays. shortly after that, there was a brake problem on another line. on the yellow line, an elevator broke at the minnesota avenue station. all of this after major delays caused by a tunnel fire yesterday morning. crews worked through the night to make repairs near the mcpherson station before the morning rush began. gray skies are brightening over the nation's capital.hén a few bright spots there. lingering showers on the even shore. few sprinkles here. later today with the sunshine breaking out, we ought to make it into the low 60s. right now hovering around 50. overnight tonight, a lot of fog may be developing by around dawn, especially in virginia. on wednesday, sun back. hige

in the afternoon a small chance of a shower. much warmer tomorrow. a bit cooler thursday. a lot of clouds around, might get a passing shower in the morning. the likelihood is afternoon showers on thursday. friday, clearing out. saturday, a bit chilly. sunday the highs in the upper 40s. >> all right, tom. thank you very much. the fda will look closer at a first of its kind heart stent that dissolves in the body. it helps to clear fat-clogged arteries and could be the alternative to permanent metal implants. regulators want to know how safe the device is. the complications may be higher with the experimental state. the new show about the o.j. simpson trial has a family reliving some painful memories. simpson was acquitted of killing his wife, nick cole brown, and her friend, ron goldman. now goldman's sister and father are opening up about the trial and the feelings that the show

with steve harvey to share powerful stories. >> i had a man offer me a high-powered rifle. he said it was not traceable. that i could take him out. and i said, you're talking to the wrong guy. just walk away. >> steve also talks to kate ss kalen. that is at 2:00 this afternoon. after the break, a man who is famous i do everything on the internet, but it's kinda slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest, but i thought it would be too expensive. who's that, jenny? no kate. turns out they have a deal that cost me even less than my slow service. and it's 100 megs. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. we're out of 2% then i thought, maybe other things could be better. i heard that. now's the best time to switch to better internet. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available.

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friends on stage. thanks to both of you. you have been training animals for 40 years? seems like a dream job to me. >> it is a dream job. i was 19 years old when i trained the first sandy for the original production of "annie." that changed my life. i got the dog so i could get a part in one of the shows they were doing. a year later we opened on broadway and i became a world famous animal trainer. >> wow. fun but also i imagine challenging what is the most challenging part? >> the idea that i sign a contract that says an animal will do the same thing eight times a week is kind of crazy. when you use positive reinforcement, we make being on stage fun for them. they are more consistent sometimes than human actors. >> and you work with rescue and shelter animals. is that right? >> the original sandy i adopted from the connecticut humane

when i was looking for the dog, i was so mortified that there were animals that were dying. i made a promise to myself when i grew up i would always rescue a dog. 40 years later i think i've rescued 300 dogs to play many roles on broadway and in films. so, it's sort of good karma. >> you must have a magic touch then. >> i was an only child and i grew up on a farm. animals were my friends, not my things. we just played together. having respect for all creatures is what it's all about. >> wonderful. bill, thank you very much for sharing your time with us and for bringing nessa in. check out "annie" as well. >> we love washington, d.c. "annie" started here. we have "annie" this season and "wizard of oz" coming to d.c. >> cute dog. >> those are two of my daughter's favorites. now i have to go to bot

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part of the complete breakfast . the globetrotters will recognize a 107-year-old lady that you may recognize as grandma virginia. >> still dancing at 107. >> you'll remember this video from earlier this year when virginia mclaren danced with the obamas at the white house. this afternoon the harlem globetrotters will honor her service at a school in northwest washington where she still volunteers. they'll teach grandma virginia some moves and hand out some tickets to upcoming games. the children at root charter school will get to see that. >> she's amazing. not only still dancing but still thinking. >> completely with it. she keeps

let's check on the weather, tom? weather? do we really wanted to hear it? more rain? >> not today. most of it is done. we have showers on the eastern shore that are pulling away. a few sprinkles in montgomery county, northern prince george's county near bowie. a few others near fauquier. otherwise things clear out today. temperatures in the low 60s. sunshine breaking out by later this afternoon. tomorrow, maybe some fog in the morning, low 50s. afternoon highs low 70s with some sunshine. a small chance of an isolated shower wednesday afternoon. then on thursday, a greater chance of afternoon showers after a little sun in the morning. it will be near 50 in the morning, near 60 in the afternoon. cooler weather on friday, highs in the 50s. increasing clouds on saturday. could get some showers saturday afternoon and evening. highs low 50s. sunday, chilliest day, highs in the 40s. monday we dry out with highs, low 50s. >>ll

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