right now at 6:00, it's winter's last gas. spring starts tomorrow. tell that to the weather. parts of our area seeing the snow. tom sherwood caught the flakes falling. the radar showing more snow coming in. we'll tell you if places closer to the district should expect more snow tonight. plus, highways blocked, people tieing themselves to cars. several arrested. the new anti-trump protest today in multiple states.

we begin with the dreary and snowy day in some of our area. we say some parts because right now, it just looks wet outside union station. we go to amelia segal to see if d.c. will see this action. >> we could see flakes mixing in. inside the beltway, tonight, tomorrow and monday morning, temperatures stay above freezing. only wet roads. here is the latest on the radar. tracking rainshowers across the area. snow to mix in across frederick county across the corridor. notice this dry spot back here to the west. keeping a close eye on this as we move on to the later evening. we'll return to mainly dry conditions. 7:00, still tracking mainly areas of rain across the area. much of the same at 8:00 p.m. then we return to

skies. tomorrow morning, temperatures north and west of town in the 30s. slick spots are possible tonight especially if they aren't treated. if you are in red, be cautious tomorrow morning on bridges and overpasses. we are not done with the rain and snow yet, erika. i'll have more with what you can expect in the full forecast. >> oh, joy. thank you, amelia. we are keeping an eye on road conditions. crews are deploying at 9:00 tonight. more than 100 plows and trucks will hit the streets. they were not able to pretreat because of the rain. just outside phoenix, police confronted protesters at a donald trump rally. the demonstrators blocked traffic with banners and stopped vehicles causing huge back ups. frustrated drivers honked. a lot of them got out of their cars to confront protesters. police

if they did not remove themselves. we have more on what the other candidates are doing on the campaign trail. >> i'm going to beat hillary so badly. >> reporter: republican front-runn front-runner, donald trump rallied with supportered. a police >> caller: outsider. the establishment. they don't know what they are doing. they don't have a clue. they don't know how to win. they haven't won in a long time. >> reporter: as trump spoke, protesters demonstrated. they blocked the road leading to the arizona event. across the country in new york city, hundreds marched from the circle to trump towers. he continued the talk, insisting he would stop illegal border crossing. >> we could have a big, beautiful wall that nobody is crossing or going underneath. >> reporter: bernie sanders was also in arizona. >> we

that keeps families together and ends the fear of deportation and allows the return of deported family members. >> reporter: utah is the other state holding a primary tuesday z. there, donald trump's rival, senator cruz insisting he is the best hope to beat the new york billionaire. >> donald has been supporting liberal, democratic politicians for 40 years. >> reporter: gloves were off. chris palone, nbc news, new york. police are investigating a deadly motorcycle crash from this morning. an arlington man driving on 395 from duke street when his bike began to skid. it ran off the road and hit a curb. the man was thrown from his bike and rushed to a fairfax hospital but did not survive. >> police in manassas found something disturbing. they found a man sho

darcy spencer is live in the neighborhood where police are trying to piece it all together. darcy? >> reporter: this has neighbors very, very concerned. you are going to hear from one man talking about moving because of the violence. we are on blue gray circle. this area is where a victim's body was found last night. we want to show an area where police were called. golden leaf circle, a mile away from here, they found a victim who had been shot. no word on how that victim is doing at this hour. while canvassing that area, they learned the victim was shot on blue gray circle. when police went there, they found the man's body. police are calling it a death investigation. >> i was in the neighborhood. shooting last night and a week ago, like they said, the gun went off.

we'll be here. it's not something you want to have happen in your neighborhood all the time. >> reporter: police, so far, have not identified the victim. the police are asking anyone who has information about this crime to call crimestoppers. reporting live from manassas, darcy spencer, news 4. the cause of a house fire is under investigation in riverdale, maryland. this happened on tuckerman street at 1:00. two people live at that house. the good news is they were not home at the time. officials believe the fire is a total loss. running to remember a young woman killed last summer in a house fire near georgetown circle. it's in honor of nina brek elman and was headed to jordan. she was an avid runner. participants in the race reflected on her life and legacy.

>> we need to have a day in her memory. also, nina, has gotten all these people to start running and training. i think she would get a kick out of all the people who never ran before showing up. >> the proceeds go toward an arab studies scholarship in her name. to learn more about her and the race, search memorial 5k and the nbc washington app. we have new developments in the arrest of the main suspect in the terrorist attacks. what he's telling investigators about the night of the attacks. one of three officers shot during a call in prince william county. today, he broke a sweat with dozens of others to raise money for officers and their families. we want to show you a live look at the eagle cam. major developments on the s

developing overseas, turkey's capital city rocked by an explosion in its sixth suicide bombing over the past year. today's attack happened on a busy pedestrian area with tourists. at least five people were killed and dozens others injured. no one claimed responsibility but they suspecthe

state and kurdish militants. also developing in iraq, a marine is dead and three others injured after a rocket attack by isis. this happened at a facility where the u.s. military is advising iraqi forces. the marine's name has not been released. it happened where they are preparing to retake the city of mosul. the suspect arrested yesterday in brussels. salah abdeslam tells authorities he planned to be one of the suicide bombers, but he backed out. driving the other attackers to paris last november. he wouldn't explain why he did that. 130 people, if you remember, were killed in several locations in those attacks. islam is charged with terrorist murder. emergency workers have the task of going through the wreckage

the plane with 62 people on board nose dived and exploded into a giant fire ball. there are no survivors in the wreckage. it was trying to land at an airport because of strong winds. it created such a huge crater, they have recovered both flight recorders. it is a weather alert day here at nbc 4. we are keeping an eye on the rain and a little bit of snow north and west. look how pretty that is. things could get slippery. amelia has a look at the forecast for the first day of spring, can you believe it? we are talking snow, and pumping iron and doing push ups to honor nd officera

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for the first time, we are hearing from one of the prince william county officers injured in a shootout that took the life of another officer. he was one of a hundred officers working out. derrick ward was there. >> reporter: prince william county officer is getting better. >> going well. going well. starting to move around a little bit. i took the therapy and everything. doing well. >> reporter: with the road to

recovering ran with a cross fit gym run by an agency of wounded officers. >> without the community, the support, we wouldn't be able to get through. ♪ >> reporter: they don't come here for a fund-raiser for the officers and their family. a community paying forward in sweat equity. >> we are going to run a mile. we are going to do pull ups, bu burpees. >> reporter: there was no shortage of those willing to bear the burden for a cause. a lot of folks are surprised or amazed at the number of enthusiasm here. >> you look left and look right, a lot of these people will be here for you with

>> used to be numbers at the gym. it's great to see the other gyms in the d.c. area come out in support. >> we know of a gym in north carolina, south carolina, louisiana, california, as far away as ckutar and afghanistan. >> reporter: all the proceeds will be divided by the officers and their families. >> an incredibly hard workout. incredible job by them. all eyes on the #dceaglecam. eagle number two is coming out of the shell. it started tipping or cracking today. this is at the national arboretum. we got a first look at number one on friday. they have been busy keeping their family warm and bringing in lots of fish to eat. you can check out more

on the nbc washington app. search d.c. eagles. super cute. come on out little guy. the snow, the rain, it's more of a nuisance than accumulation. i can't believe we are talking about spring and snow. >> the first day of spring tomorrow. we are going to continue to track rain and snow showers throughout the evening hours, the day tomorrow on into very early monday morning. that's going to be the first weather headline. because of that, this nuisance event will be a storm team 4 weather alert day. on monday morning, tom will continue to track a weather alert. my biggest concern throughout this time period through monday morning is actually monday morning for the potential of slick spots. a heads up there. we could see school delays as school districts play it safe monday morning. after that, monday, mid-morning hours, it's okay outside and nice for the workweek. wait until you see the temperatures. we rebound back up. tomorrow, the weather having a moderate impact on your

another weather alert day. we are talking mainly rain. some snow may mix in. the rain stays for the midday, afternoon and evening hours. temperatures now, mainly above freezing. 39 in washington. 34 in gaithersburg. one of the spots at freezing. here is the hourly planner for tomorrow. notice the district, 36 degrees. the suburbs low 30s. a chance of scattered rain and snow showers tomorrow morning as we move toward the midday hours. rainshowers move back in from the south. temperatures near 40. a high tomorrow, 41. we had that at 4:00 p.m. scattered rain and snow showers tomorrow evening into the overnight hours. notice we are tracking areas of rain, 3:00. not a lot of snow mixing in until we move to sunday night and early monday morning. by monday morning, 6:00 a.m., everything is gone. addition nally, western maryland, panhandle of west virginia, only on the grass, o

that would be overnight tonight and potentially sunday night. the eastern shore could pick up one to three. for most of us, an inch or less. icy pack monday morning. you can see outside the beltway, southern maryland, i will post it on facebook and twitter. tomorrow, breezy. 51. tuesday, 60 degrees. wednesday and thursday highs in the low 70s. chance of rain on friday. next weekend looking dry. again, erika, here is a check of storm team 4 radar where we will dry out mainly during the overnight hours. >> thanks, amelia. coming up, after the break, robert griffin iii looking

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you almost had to feel sorry for them. they worked hard to get to ncaa. they came to college park to face a maryland team that won eight in a row at home and finished 15-1 this season. looking to go third straight final four. makes a mistake of leaving kim ber wide open. 19 points for the junior. second quarter, jones with the double double for her. 11 points, 11 rebounds. terps up 15 at the break. maryland up as many as 19. check out felicia gilmore, a one-woman scoring machine. cuts the lead down to seven. mosley, too much for them to handle. the terps close on a 14-8 run. they will face washington next on monday.

>> that's how we came out and played hard. they are a great team. but, we have to make sure when we come out and play, we have to continue to keep our foot on the gas, keep pressure on defense, not let up, not let up our lead on teams like this. >> the maryland men were victorious in the first round of the tournament. south dakota state, that win did not come easy. maryland needed to knock down free throws to make a key defensive play. final seconds to pull away with a victory. the terps certainly can't overlook the rainbow. knocked off the four seat to get to the second round. for more on tomorrow's game, here is carol maloney from spokane, washington. >> reporter: in spokane, generating power for this city, the terps hope to make some of their own on sunday.

nothing has been easy for this team and they don't expect a day in the park. what was the number one lesson for you coming out of that? >> never get complacent. never get come fordable. everyone is fighting for their lives and can't take anything for granted. if you are up 20, down 20, play the same defense. it will take a full 48. if you are up big, you can come back. it's march. anything can happen. i looked up. i thought we were up so-12. next time we were up by four. i was like, man. yeah. >> a run. doing fine then the second half -- >> we haven't been like that all year. all of a sudden, the rules are written. we have to adjust. you know, hopefully tomorrow we'll play better. >> reporter: the rainbow warriors of hawaii haven't lost

season. sunday should be a sight to see. in spokane, carol maloney, news 4 sports. >> they take the court in the second round in midwest. virginia dominated hampton in the first round. a bigger challenge waiting tonight. uva faces the team that scored nearly ten more points a game than they do. the chances go as far as defense takes them. and the wizards, also in action tonight at the verizon center. bradley field may miss the game. he missed one earlier this week against the 76ers. we'll see if he's playing tonight. >> thank you very much. only the start of march madness. to accompany that, look at this beautiful shot behind us. >> i am getting reports of snow mixing in with the district. we are talking little or no accumulation for most of

radar. we are going to track rain and wet snow showers for the evening hours. overnight tonight, we will be mainly dry for the first half of tomorrow. then another round of rain with snow mixing in tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night. isolated slick spots tomorrow morning. widespread, pential for slick spots. there could be school delays. school closure highly, highly unlikely. >> the rain tomorrow, after that, i'm seeing 70s. i'm going to focus on that. that's the news fornow.

on this saturday night, charged with murder. the dramatic new details tonight on how the suspect in the deadly paris bombing attacks was finally tracked down and captured as the french try to bring him back to face trial. deadly crash. searching for answers in russia after a boeing 737 crashes and breaks apart on landing in bad weather killing all 62 people on board. arizona battleground. ahead of tuesday's primary, we are out with the protesters who are blocking traffic and chaining themselves to cars in the ground war to try to stop trump. road less traveled. why so many teenagers are deciding to wait before getting a driver's license. putting off a rite of passage. "nightly news" begins now.