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right now at 11:00, warnings and advisories in effect. it's a weather alert night. we'll tell you what you need to know to be prepared. developing right now, a woman shot and killed in loudoun county leaving three children behind. and tonight donald trump is doing something we rarely see him do. breaking off the top at 11:00, it's a weather alert night. you are looking live at union station. storm team 4 has been telling you about the potential wind gusts of 50 to 60 miles an hour, and tonight pepco tells us it's concerned about possible power outages. now we want to show you a live look outside our studos

clearly you can see those raindrops coming down. amelia tracking those rain showers. right now the temperatures that are quickly dropping. and we also want to show you another view, this time from the national cathedral. tomorrow morning whether you're going out to church, to run errands, the windchills are going to fall into the 20s. so for that reason we start tonight's broadcast here in the storm team 4 weather center with amelia segal to get us up to date on the advisories and the warnings for tonight. >> what i'm hearing on facebook and twitter and reports at airports, the gusts right now are anywhere from 50 to 60 miles an hour. here's the latest on storm team 4 radar. very high winds as a line of rain is moving through the area with an arctic front. you can see very heavy rain as bell by the yellows and oranges here. dulles reported a gust of 66 miles an hour at 10:25, sustained winds at fw51 miles a hour. to put that

the derecho moved through dulles recorded 71 miles an hour. we're getting reports of debris on roads and there is frederick power outages in just about every county throughout the area. this line is racing toward the east at 50 miles an hour, it's out of here by midnight. the worst of the winds right now, but even as that line moves out we'll still see extremely high winds, high enough that just about everybody under a high wind warning that now includes the d.c. metro area that's going to run until noon tomorrow. the other area, southern maryland, under a less serious wind advisory. regardless, gusts up to 60 miles an hour tonight on into tomorrow morning still possible. we'll be tracking damage and power outages and you do want to use caution if you drive a high-profile vehicle. look at the gusts right now, near 60 miles an hour at reagan national back in martinsburg. we'll track strong gusts tonight into early tomorrow morning, but again we're seeing the strongest winds right now in addition to that, freear

i'm have much more on tonight and tomorrow's weather coming up in about 15 minutes. >> all right, thanks, amelia. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein will continue our coverage on the weather alert tomorrow morning. "news4 today" starts at 6:00 a.m. we'll also send you any breaking news alerts on the weather as needed and for up-to-the-minute information be sure to go to our nbc washington app and click on the weather tab. new details about a story that we brought you as breaking news at 6:00 this evening. some pepco customers may have to spend the night without power after this transformer blew. check out the scene in adams morgan this afternoon. flames, thick black smoke shooting out of the ground as fire crews arrived. pepco tells us three fuses and a transformer were damaged. fortunately, nobody was hurt. developing right now, a homicide investigation in a community not used to seeing deadly violence, and tonight the suspected killer is in custody. megan fira

from leesburg with reaction from neighbors. megan? >> reporter: erica, i can tell you neighbors here are devastated. they say they can't believe that 34-year-old christina fisher is gone. she was a loving mother of three and a loyal friend. we spoke with one neighbor who says she was aware of fisher's history with domestic violence and she feared this day could come. this is not the scene neighbors who live in this community expected to see. >> i was just coming home from the store. >> reporter: police cars and homicide detectives surrounding this home on the 300 block. >> we received a call at 6:15 p.m. for an altercation at a residence. >> reporter: leesburg police say the call came from a 15-year-old girl saying her mother, 34-year-old christina fisher, was shot multiple times in an upstairs room. police say she was airlifted to a hospital

investigators say fisher's ex-boyfriend and the father of some of her children pulled the trigger. he was arrested hours later. >> he's not happy that the relationship was over i guess basically. came up, he had parked his vehicle right down here off the street, left it running. ran inside, i guess they exchanged some records. >> a 34-year-old female suffering from two gunshot wounds to the upper torso. multiple gunshot wounds, i'm sorry, to the upper torso area. she was alive when officers got here. >> reporter: neighbors who knew fisher say she moved to this neighborhood to escape a troubled past with domestic violence, which is why many say it's even harder to accept the way she died. >> she moved here to get away from everything and kind of start over. >> reporter: now, as you can see behind me here, police and crime scene units are still on scene. we're told they're remain out here the next several hours as they continue to collect evidence here. again, there is a suspect in

christina fisher. police at this point have not released his name. back to you. >> all right, thank you so much. police in arlington investigating their first murder of the year, a teenager charged with murdering a family member. the victim's name is dennis adams. neighbors tell news4 that his son stabbed him to death. police are not releasing the 17-year-old's identity. the stabbing happened last night near 3rd street. the teen is expected in court on monday. new at 11:00, donald trump having second thoughts about retweeting an unflattering photo of ted cruz's wife, heidi. the republican presidential candidate told "the new york times" he regrets sending out the photo. at the time trump accused cruz of supporting a salacious ad featuring meni

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by the secret service. while carrying small amounts of pot is legal in d.c., smoking it in public is not. some tickets were issued, but no arrests were made. new at 11:00, the washington monument will be back open for business tomorrow morning. it's been closed since friday afternoon when an elevator broke down, again. people had to walk down nearly 900 steps. the park service says a faulty power supply is to blame. that's the same problem that caused tuesday's shutdown. the monument had closed ten times in less than a year because of elevator issues. the strong winds moving in. we're hearing it from you on facebook and twitter right now and they will also produce some very chilly temperatures. amelia is tracking just how cold it's going to get. and a handicapped florida man rescued at sea after he says he spent days without food and water.

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very hard to watch. this video has been shared thousands and thousands of times on social media. a known gang member in chicago catching his own shooting on cell phone camera during a live facebook feed. so far chicago has been more violent this year than any in the past two decades. 677 people have been shot so far compared to 359 this time last year. the city's new police superintendent vows to fight the

epidemic. >> they are destroying our communities, they are destroying families, and it has to stop. >> the parents who live in the violent neighborhood say police are already there and the violence doesn't seem to be going away. new tonight, a man in palm beach, florida, happy to be back on dry land after being stranded at sea with no food, no water. he was living on asailboat off riviera beach and the sheriff's office says the man has a physical disability. the boat's owner was supposed to bring him food and water, but never did. he spent days without supplies. the man is now getting the medical attention that he needs. and here is the latest wind gusts across the area. you can see washington at 30 miles an hour, but right when we went on air, reagan did record that wind gust of 59 miles an hour. our temperature has dropped over 10 degrees in one hour, and i am e

on facebook and twitter in just about every town across the area. here's what we can expect overnight tonight on into the morning hours tomorrow. we are going to be seeing some damage. we're already hearing reports of damaged transformers blowing across the area. if you haven't secured any objects you have outdoors, trash cans, lawn furniture, that kind of thing, and anticipate power outages. make sure you have a charge on your cell phone. temperatures already starting to fall. we were at 61 an hour ago and are now down to 49. petersburg coming in at 41. tomorrow morning we'll be greeted with temperatures in the 30s and windchills in the 20s. this all thanks to an arctic front moving through the area. it's producing this very heavy line of rain. you can see the yellows and oranges here bringing very heavy rain to the district. parts of prince george's, charles county right now. this continues to push off toward the east. it's out of here by midnight. the strongest wind gusts are going to be with this line but even as it clears the

wind gusts. 50, maybe even 60 miles an hour through the morning hours tomorrow. that's why right now through tomorrow morning we are under a storm team 4 weather alert. of course tom will be in tomorrow morning updating the forecast. it's going to feel like december throughout the day tomorrow. some rain later in the day on monday draws in more cold air on tuesday. tomorrow the weather having a moderate to high impact on your day. very windy, very cold, make sure to bundle up. this is what it will feel like tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. about 28 in the district, 22 in gaithersburg and 25 in manassas. as we move on into the mid-morning hours, we're still tracking windchill temperatures in the 20s across the area as we move into the lunchtime hours, windchills are in the 30s. here's your hourly planner. one good thing about tomorrow is at least we'll have plenty of sunshine. a high of 52, we'll hit that at 4:00 in the afternoon. 7:00 the temperature around 70 degrees. breezy to blustery tomorrow afternoon. the strongest winds right now

through tomorrow morning. school bus on monday at the bus stop i should say, it will be chilly. a sweatshirt as kids return after spring break. recess will be comfortable. by dismissal, showers possible with another front. a look at the temperature on tuesday. 48 degrees. it's breezy throughout the day so it's feeling cooler. wednesday, 57. chance of rain on thursday, high of 64, and then low 50s friday and saturday. so the takeaway from this seven-day as we begin april is looking to be on the chilly side and it looks like we'll have chilly air continue to impact us through at least april 10th. i want to show you the latest on this high wind warning. this is now just been updated. just about everybody is under a high wind warning, even those of you in southern maryland. the entire d.c. metro area. this is going to run through noonime tomorrow. wind advisory here for the areas here in tan but most of our area under a high wind warning through noon time tomorrow. >> we want to continue talking about the weather. we've got some breaking

because of those wind conditions that amelia has been talking about all evening, we've got reports of scattered power outages. 19,000 of them in northern virginia. of those, 10,000 are in fairfax county. 629 are in arlington. pepco reporting 2,000 power outages in montgomery county. in prince george's county, we are hearing that a tree and utility lines fell on a car with one person -- actually now we're hearing two people were trapped and were rescued, though, from that entrapment. a tree and utility lines falling on a car in montgomery county and tree and wires down on franklin street blocking the road. so again, these wind gusts are no joke. amelia was saying earlier, if you can imagine what is 50, 60-mile-an-hour wind gusts feel like? it's the speed limit down the highway, that's how strong it is out there tonight, so please be extra careful. coming up

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chris miles here from the csn studios. the caps set a new franchise record last night with their 55th regular season win. braden needs one more win to get the season single record for a goalie. the caps net fiminder got the night off for rest.

coyotes on a power play, grubar tested again and again he's up to the challenge. great stop by tobias reeder. this one currently scoreless in the second period. opening day just two days away for the nationals. looks like the bats are ready to go. ryan zimmerman now homered in three of his last five games. start off the home run derby for washington in the final tune-up before monday's opener. daniel murphy, anthony rendone and michael taylor all followed him out of the yard. it's five home runs. nats earn an 8-8 tie. clearly they're all hitting well. there's reason for optimism with the pitching as well. matt scherzer is your opening day starter in less than 48 hours. he's ready to showcase his exceptional talent onc

i mean it's a really cool thing to be an opening day starter. the opening day is a celebration of baseball. it's a kick start to the year. to be a part of that and be on the mound for game one, it's really cool. i've never really gotten nervous to play baseball. i don't know, i'm always excited. i always wanting the ball and relish the opportunity to get out there and play. it's more anxiousness to get out there than i'd say goosebumps. snow in the spring, you can tell this game was not played around here. terps in michigan, final period game tied at 7. brian cole with the wig goal. the senior's second of the day. last chance for michigan. blazer attacked the cage, but kyle burlow makes the kick save. d.c. united off to a slow start this season, just two points from the first four games taking on the san jose earthquakes. slow start to the game. quakes

no one can get on it and the united stay level. minutes later quake putting on the pressure. another cross. they try to put it on goal but can't connect. d.c. united just took the 1-0 lead on a goal late in the first half. then there were two. before the ncaa tournament started who would have guessed that villanova and unc would be the last teams remaining. the wildcats dispose of the sooners, the biggest win in the history of the final four. top-seeded north carolina, tenth seeded syracuse played a relatively closer game, 83-66 the final with the tar heels coming out on top. last time these two teams met in the ncaa tournament, 2009 in the final four. also the last time north carolina won the national championship. >> we had one of those games we just make every shot. we had end of shot clock shots. we just -- we just threw up and went in. >> last time we played

they were able to score easily, so we made this game real tough on them. we executed our game plan. >> indiana beat philadelphia tonight. not the most earth-shattering news but it means the wizards are a full three games behind the pacers for the final playoff spot in the east. this is a huge hole to dig out of with just six games left. sense of urgency for the wizards was there on friday night. they took care of phoenix 106-99. john wall had a double-double and remain the best in the league at getting them. wall as the third most in the nba. most players will need to ascend the ranks if they want to make the playoff push. >> we have to take one game at a time and we're trying to make that push. >> we play defense and we're locked in. at the end of the season, there was two games left but that's what we've been preaching all year. we're a totally different team. that's why we won this game because we start t

>> 3:30 start in l.a. tomorrow for the wizards. back to you. thank you so much. if you haven't already, bring your pets inside, cover your plants or bring those in as well and if you haven't secured the lawn furniture, do so, because with winds at this speed, any of that stuff can turn into a projectile. >> exactly. you just basically wanting to stay indoors overnight tonight. look at the gusts right now, near 60 miles an hour in the district, high wind warning through tomorrow morning. in addition to that a freeze warning for it's time to get out and explore. look beyond the expected. hidden among the trees. there's a special place. where getting away... brings us so much closer. spring into fun and save $50 with an all-inclusive ticket.

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am at cnn. it's be another bad week for donald trump with women. joining me to talk about it from the tea party network is scottie nell. >> as a woman i like donald trump. >> how can you keep defending mr. trump. he retreated a sexist photo of ted cruz's wife. >> well -- so -- well -- so actually, that was an accident. donald's hands are so big he can't see every tweet he retweets. his hands are this big. >> that's your actual answer? >> that'sh