you saw all hell break loose. this and that and stomping me. incredible scenes. packing a punch, a protester gets hit and kicked after interrupting a donald trump rally and this morning we're hearing what he had to say about the violent crescendo that took place. and she's accused this in the disappearance of her son and daughter, but that is not all. what officials say catherine hoggle has tried to do more than once while at a psychiatric hospital. and where is that snow in take a live look at radar. just hours after flakes fell, there is no trace of snow this morn

at 10:00, we can show you a live look outside across the district. you can tell still a little overcast out there. but the snow that started falling in some spots last night, no where to be found this morning. however, more could be on the way. good sunday morning."news 4 tode first day of spring. i'm david culver. adam has the morning off. >> yeah, the first day of spring might not look like it, but we're here in the storm team 4 weather center where you're tracking activity heading our way. >> and we went red because this is a weather alert. another weather alert because of a chance of some wet snow moving will late tonight. doesn't look like a snow sky, a live view from on you tower camera. and the weather headlines for this sunday morning, a cold rain likely moving in this afternoon into this evening changing over to some wet snow.

maybe around midnight until right around dawn on monday. some of that wet snow. but similar to what happened on saturday, a lot of it is going to be melting on roads, just maybe a very light accumulation on glassy areas. again, that is late tonight and early tomorrow morning. new hour by hour timing on that coming up this half hour. sunshine does return on monday and finally getting back to springlike temperatures as we get into the week ahead. i have all of that coming up. today prince george's county police officers will hold a candlelight vigil to remember 28-year-old officer jacai colson. he tied one week ago today. officer colson was killed during a shoot-out with a suspect who police say wanted to provoke officers into killing him. the vigil will be at the district 3 police state station on barlow road in palmer park. it's also where the shooting happened. it begins at 4:15, but at 4:30

shooting began, there will be a moment of silence. michael ford and his two brothers elijah and malik are charged with planning being carrying out and recording take attack. more drama on the campaign trail. another protester at a donald trump rally gets punched. this time in arizona. two protesters were being escorted from the event when a man started punching and kicking one of them. the man assaulted was not seriously hurt. last night he spoke to nbc news about the ordeal. >> this and that and he's stomping me. incredible scenes. i understand that people support donald trump, but do they support this kind of scene really? >> the protest goes on as the race for the white house heats up. chris pollone has more from the campaign trail.

>> reporter: in tucson, violence marred another donald trump rally. video shows a man kicking and punching a protester who was being led from the arena before local police stepped in. the event was constantly interrupted. >> this disgusting guy puts a ku klux klan hat on. he's a disgusting guy. >> reporter: protesters in scottsdale blocked a road leading to the rally by parking their cars in the middle of the road. the republican frontrunner ignored those protesters taking aim instead at republican insiders. >> you have the establishment, they don't know what they're doing. >> reporter: bernie sanders also campaigning in arizona saturday. >> and attacks against people in a very personal way is not what this country is supposed to be about. >> reporter: john kasich tried to stay above the fray while campaigning in utah. >> i will not take the low road to the highest office in the land. i will not do it.

>> reporter: also campaigning in utah, ted cruz, trump's chief rival. >> donald has been supporting liberal democratic politicians for 40 years. >> reporter: the gloves are off literally and figuratively, but will any of it slow trump's path to the nomination. chris pollone, nbc news, new york. we're learning new details about how officials say katherine hoggle tried to break out of psychiatric hospital. the "washington post" reporting that hoggle has tried to escape at least eight times, but never succeeded. once she did get a hold of a staff member's badge. according to court documents, hoggle admitted to trying to break out in order to see her children, sarah and jacob with last seen with her mother in 2014. at least 13 people are dead

students crashed in northeastern spain today. officials say that another 30 passengers were hurt in that crash. authorities say the bus was carrying more than 50 people when it hit a barrier, rolled across the road and slammed into a fence and landed on its slide. the bus driver is being held at a police station. officials are investigating what caused the crash. two americans among those dead following a suicide attack in istanbul. five people in all died, two have been identified as israeli americans with dual nationalities. the white house has called this a heinous attack. this is the sixth suicide bombing attack in turkey in the last year. so far no one has claimed responsibility. a traffic alert now. there will be quite a few street closures in effect today, all for the scope it out 5 k race and walk. most of them will focus on the pennsylvania avenue area between 12th and 14th streets. they will stretch over to constitution i

the closures going to last for another two hours or so until about noon. so be careful when you're out and about. it is a sign that spring is here temperature today is t. today the first official day of the cherry blossom festival. derrick ward is live with more on today's festivities. >> reporter: it's still kind of cold out here, so you won't see as many people out here as you will when the peak bloom actually happens. peak bloom will be on wednesday. but the festival itself and all the things that go along with it, that actually started yesterday. and today there will be more on do. there will be some concerts on the other side, musical concerts that start at about noon. but as i said, people are indeed coming down. i saw a robin and it had on earmuffs. so you learn something every day. but people are still

full bloom, we talked to one woman who talked about the temperature. >> i haven't before, this is the first time just because it's the weekend, i heard there was an extension of florettes. and i thought i didn't know if i'll have time during the week. so it's worth to take some shots and see. >> what about the temperature? doesn't feel like spring or cherry blossom time. >> no, i'm wearing my ski jacket, so you're right. >> reporter: ski jacket, you don't positig think that goes w cherry blossom, but maybe just a couple more days. peak bloom is wednesday. derrick ward, news 4. all new this morning, we have a second baby eagle. yes, the egg hatched this morning with both parents close by. yesterday we saw the beginning with a crack in the

the first eaglet was born on friday. we can actually show you a live look. it looks like they're being fed. i can't a tell if mom is eating more or sharing. no, she's feeding them. well, helping herself too. >> look, getting up. >> this is riveting. and folks are doing just that and check it out yourself if you go to our nbc washington app and search eagle. >> we present to you the first fuzzy family everybody. so sweet. we're back to weather alert mode. this morning as the threat of rain and snow starts moving back in, storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is back with a closer look at the possible storm timing. and has rg3 found a new home? the team rumored to be interested in the former redskins quarterback. gla a gla. and e historic trip th

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breaking news, salah abdeslam planned to restart something there brussels. police are taking the claim seriously since they found weapons where that suspect was staying and he has a new network of people surrounding him according to officials. salah abdeslam was arrested friday after four month on the run for his alleged role in the november terror attacks in paris. investigators say he played a central role in those attacks driving some of attackers to paris. taking a live look outside this morning. the wind whipping around. we're back on weather alert mode as snow and rain start moving in. and as well as check whout the fresh new lon

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p punchy sunday morning. >> and the republican contest right now, what has been going on there, here we have what some are saying is a strategy. is it really a strategy when it comes to come egg together and those trying to stop donald trump? >> there is energy, there is urgency, there is no strategy. and there definitely is probably a majority in the republican party that would prefer trump not be the nominee, but they don't have an alternative strategy and really all of it has to do with how they feel about ted cruz. if you look at these republican leaders desperate to stop trump, the easiest thing is to rally around cruz. he's the most official vehicle to stop him. and there is a hesitance. and i think there are some people in washington who position that cruz is just as unelectable as trump and that if you go with cruz and deny trump, you will alienate the trump portion of the party and you're going with a disastrous pick. so because of the concern and the bad relathi

strategy. >> and speaking of cruz, he's leading in the polls in utah, trump leading in arizona, yet all eyes are on wisconsin. >> because it's the next state after these two. this will be a split decision and wisconsin on one hand, it's a totally open primary situation. so you could have trump get same day voter registration. then additional it's the industrial midwest, john kasich may have a shot. and is this the home state of paul ryan, scott walker. the heart and soul of the republican party leadership comes from the state of wisconsin. so it will be curious to see if a stop trump can't work in which is wirks i don't knsconsin, i dt can work anywhere. >> and many saying president obama will come behind hillary clinton. >> and i think he wants to have a prominent role. part of it is motivationby

2ru6r trump has been a foil of his and i think the idea that trump is the nominee and criticism he really takes personally that it's his fault with the rise of trump somehow is his fault which he doesn't accept i think motivates him more. by the way, i wouldn't be surprised if he comes out for hillary clinton before the end of the month. that doesn't mean that sand irs will stop running, but he will signal publicly time to unify. >> a lot coming up on the show. >> we have reid and mcconnell. only show to do that in quite some time i think. talking a little merrick garland. >> all right. and that is coming up. >> don't miss it. best lead-in we got is right here. >> must see tv. you can see meet the press right here on nbc 4. it's 10 chlt. 18. is rg3 heading to cleveland? sources say robert griffin iii met with coach hue jackson and

members of the front office in ohio after griffin's redskins departure. they just let johnny manziel go, so it looks like we'll have to wait and see what happens there. tom kierein now with us on what is another weather alert day. this a separate system you're tracking. >> i wish march would make up its mind. >> total identity crisis. >> waivering from almost summerlike weather back to wint winter. snow yesterday and now everything has settled down. we're in a lull, a quiet. we have another system developing that may give us wet snow late tonight. right now beginning to develop off the atlantic seaboard in the form of rain. we don't have any moisture locally. the flow coming out of the southwest heading northeast. temperatures are cold. either he's only around 40 degrees in washington around the bay

north and west and it includes out in the mountains where they got the all that snow. hour by hour forecast for the day ahead, we'll stay cloudy between now and 3:00. now the timing, new timing looks like the rain may not be arriving until later maybe around 5:00, 6:00 and continuing into the evening hours. that is rain initially before we may get some wet snow. and temperatures hovering in the low 40s maybe upper 30s by late this evening. and then cold air gets injected as the coastal low develops coming in from the north. here is the hour by hour timing on that. the area in green is rain. 2:00, and then it creeps closer to washington by 4:00. by 5:00, 6:00, we may get a few sprinkles. steady rain this evening around 8:00, 9:00. but that's when we'll see the cold air starting to get injected here. so the rain changes over to snow mainly on the eastern shore.

eastern suburbs, anne arundel, calvert county, parts of maybe charles and st. mary's, northern neck, might get just a little bit of wet snowflake mixing in with that rain. and then pretty much by 6:00 monday morning just lingering light snow. by the way might get show showers out of the mountains during that whole event. but locally we'll begin to dry out monday morning going all sunny by 10:00 on monday morning. but total amounts of snow on the eastern shore may be 1 to 3 inches on mainly grassy areas, higher amount may be right along the eastern part of the eastern shore near the atlantic coast. but up to a half inch on some grassy areas is possible. mainly just east of washington, parts of southern maryland, northern neck. and a small chance of that at the very post we height get a half inch on grassy areas there. so at the bus so that tomorrow morning, mid-30s and cold with the sun breaking out. mostly sunny by 9:00 a.m. sh

during the afternoon, low 50s with a blustery wind and sunshine. then near 60 tuesday afternoon. and feast your eyes on wednesday and thursday, may hit low to mid-70s both of those days. that will get the cherry blossoms coming out and maybe light rain friday morning. saturday partl y kathleen matthews: if we want to be heard, we need women in congress. it was the women who forced republicans to include women's health and contraceptive coverage in the affordable care act. in congress, i'll fight for pay equity, family leave and tougher gun safety laws. and, as an environmentalist, i'll work combat climate change. i know as a journalist and as a senior executive in business that when women are at the table, we get things done. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message.

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it's a little used player making a big difference. 12 seconds left, jalen brantley stepping up. he tells us it's the voice in his head that helped save the game. >> all i could think about is mom just mad at the tv that i missed the shot. so i just wanted to make the shot. it calmed me down a lot, just to make me laugh a bit. made the shot. >> did you call your mom? >> yeah. >> i told him he had to call bank on that first one and he didn't do that. so second one he swished. >> just as important, his defense on the next play. forcing a turnover leading to a game saving dunk. >> i think it showed how valuable he is to our team. everybody believes in him. so he's definitely a valuable asset for us. and i think going forward his confidence will continue to elevate and he'll continue to be an integral part of our team.

>> have to stay ready because you never know what will happen like yesterday. in foul trouble and i had to step up. so just stay positive mentally. >> this is my first time being here, so it's just a lot of fun from me. this is all different from what i'm coming from, so i'm just happy to be here. >> advancing to the sweet 16 for the first time since 2003, what makes the terps beyond happy. tip tonight versus hawaii at 7:00. from spokane, carol maloney, news 4 sports. >> uva also making their way to the sweet 16. 10:26. four things to know. we now have a second baby eagle. we have confirmed that the second eagle egg hatched this morning. and president obama will be the first u.s. president in nearly nine decades to step foot on cuban soil.

he will meet with raul castro, attend a state dinner and catch a baseball game. this morning we're learning catherine hoggle tried to break out of her maximum security psychiatric hospital eight times. hoggle is suspected in the disappearance of her two children from germantown. today a vigil for a fallen officer, jacai colson. it will start at 4:15 at the district 3 station in palmer park. and cold rain coming

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