start to our sunday. temperatures are now rising up into the 30s. we have our coffee. but the end could be in sight for the cold temperatures. >> good morning. you might want to wear a coat if you're heading out to run some errands or getting toward head to church. chuck bell is tracking when we can expect a warm-up. >> we'll get a nice enough warm-up coming our way tomorrow, but unfortunately, it won't be a sustained warm-up. it will be one and done. and then back into relatively cool weather for the second half of the week. still a cold morning. still only 35 at actual less, 37 reston town center, 38 arlington. headed out to the baseball game today, they will be able to play baseball today. just make sure that you're layered up appropriately if you will be sitting in the sunny side of the stadium, it wouldn't be too bad. but if you're in the shade, it willing chilly for sure. planning out your sunday

but staying dry through at least 10:00. rain chances on your monday morning. more on that coming up. developing this morning, a fire badly damages a home in prince george's county leaving 13 people without a place to live. derrick ward is live at the home in laurel with more on what happened here. >> reporter: >> reporter: good morning. a lot has changed in the hour since we last came to from you this fire on white way. another response. a short time ago, smoke started to come out of the house again. so crews were called and now there is another full response. you'll often see after a fire that a fire truck will stay at the scene even though it appears that the fire is out. this is exactly why. sometimes fire can get into places that aren't easily accessle and acces accessible and it can flare up again. the last truck left the fire

though the fire broke out about 2: 2:00. and you can see the heavy damage. 13 people displaced, nine adults and four children. there is an advocate here who has helped those folks find a place to stay. and also helped them deal with the after math of the fire. but again as you see, it's a very active after hath. they seem to have it under control again. but take a look at video.hath. they seem to have it under control again. but take a look at video. people say they did a number on that house, they pulled down the roof, they did this, but they are trying to get at those places where the fire orem betters may be smoldering which can cause an even more serious problem because people start to come up and try to get their belongings. and you certainly don't want more fire under that condition. it does seem like they have this one under control once again. they will be here a while longer just to make sure there is not another flare up. again, 13 people

we're told someone is helping them find places to stay. the fire seems to have totally destroyed the house. derrick ward, news 4. now over to decision 2016. it was a big night for the number two candidates in the race for the presidency. senator bernie sanders and ted cruz each took home a win. sanders cruised to a victory in the wyoming caucuses, but as far as delegates go, it was a tie. each wins seven in the state. but sanders has created momentum beating clinton in seven of the last eight states. on the republican side, senator ted cruz dominate the colorado gop state convention. touchdown skipped that and instead visited the 9/11 memorial. the new york primary is april 19. before turning all her attention to new york, hillary clinton will attempt to widen her base in maryland. the primary is

april 27 6 and the event today begins at 2:30. and coming up on "meet the press," donald trump's convention manager will talk with chuck todd to talk new strategies. and bernie sanders will discuss the state of his campaign heading in to the primary. >> maryland lawmakers are coming down to the wire when it comes to some key bills. the state's legislative session ends on monday. they will have to work out differences on a criminal justice bill aimed at reducing prison population. last late night law makesers revised a bill that would reduce sentences and focus on treatment. a reform bill that changes how police are hired and trained is still up for discussion. and a bill that closes the gender pay gap is now headed to the governor. time is 10:04. developing this morning, a seven year goirl remains in critical but stable condition after she was sh

the girl was walking with her parents when bullets started flying. people in the neighborhood say they have become numb to the sound of gunshots. >> seems like when the police leave, they come out here and start shooting. don't make no sense. >> residents say they would like to see a police substation open in their neighborhood to help with the gun violence problem there. investigators still searching for that gunman. the hunt for the third brussels terror suspect known as the man in the hat is over. and local officials say that he has confessed to being at the airport before the suicide bombs went off. bill neely is in brussels with more. >> reporter: mystery solved. the man in the hat seen wheeling explosives with two suicide bombers at brussels airport has confessed. it's this man, mohamed abrini, he's admitted being the man seen fleeing the bombings telling investigators he threw his jacket in the garbage can and

but they can't rule out the possibility that he's alive to cover for someone else. he was one of six men arrested, four have now been charged with mass murder. abrini is one. photographed before the paris attacks linked to safe houses. and a car used in the massacres. he's a key suspect who may know more than his friend salah abdeslam who also fled paris. >> abrini will probably know a lot more than abdeslam and a lot more than almost anybody else alive. >> reporter: as police are on the hunt to more isis suspects, raiding a brussels apartment block, this man was also charged with mass murder, known to be swedish. prosecutors say he bought the suitcases at this mall for the bombers to pack with explosives. but there are no celebrations

here at the arrests and charges as these men. remember, salah abdeslam's arrest last month may have panicked his gang and triggered the brussels massacres. so they're on their guard here. the prime minister warning today be alert, stay calm, be careful. back to you. >> bill neely reporting there. belgian prosecutors say they learned that the group that carried out the terror attacks in brussels was also planning another the attack on france. a life guard's quick actions may have saved a young swimmer. the montgomery county fire department says a lifeguard pulled a 10-year-old who was drowning and performed cpr. the child was conscious when fire crews arrived. the 10-year-old was taken to the hospital in serious condition. traffic could be a mess in fallch

thousands are expected to cast their ballots at two sites. you will see lots of cars headed in to mary ellen henderson middle school and george mason high school. the polls stay open until 7:00 tonight. we're feeling the cold this morning. and so are many of you out there. storm team 4 is also watching another big temperature swing. and showers that could impact your plans in the next 48 hours. a former nfl player shot and killed overnight, what police say led to his death months abfore he was

♪ ♪ to the women who know what real values are, you inspire us to bring you real value every day. welcome back. this is a sad morning for the new orleans saints organization. former player will smith was shot and killed last night. the shooting was the result of a two car crash in new orleans. police say smith and a man exchanged words after that crash and the man shot him several times. the man also

in the leg. she is expected to survive. smith was an nfl first round draft pick in 2004, he played nine seasons for the saints. he also won a super bowl and he was scheduled to be inducted into the team's hall of fame this year. one u.s. senator believes that social media can stop terrorist attacks and people should be rewarded for speaking out. senator chuck schumer will propose a bill that rewards people $25,000 for offering upper information that helps stop a terrorist attack. the bill requires a state department to pay the reward if someone provides information that leads to an arrest or conviction. we're getting one more blast of winterlike temperatures. hopefully just one more. and some of us even saw snow in the air. chuck will track the next round of showers and when the sun is going to finally return. and a reminder, you can always get the latest forecast on the nbc washington app. we'll send out weather alerts when they come in.

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good looking morning outside. plenty of sunshine for your sunday plans. anything you were going to do outside that you didn't get country yesterd

yesterday, you can do it today. but you will need your insulated jacket. temperatures only in the mid and upper 30s. the gusty northwest wind from yesterday is now gone. we'll be back to a southerly breeze today. south winds and sunshine, got to like the sound of that. low to mid-50s for highs today. great weather for the baseball game. we do have rain chances in the first part of the work and school week. we'll talk about that in the full 7 day. 10:15. ted cruz scores another big win putting the pressure on donald trump. and the next battle for the white house is new york where we've seen candidates from both parties step up their campaigns to try to win those delegates. >> joining us now to talk about all of it, chuck todd. time for trump to get worried? >> i think he is worried and that's why he's brought in a new person to try to run his convention strategy and his delegate strategy because right now he knows how to hold big rallies and for the most part he's shown an ability to win

blocking and tackling of the nomination process which is expecting the individual delegates to make sure they're looking out for you. where there is an sx x. train delegate win, cruz campaign manages to win them over. trump first thought the rules are i go arigged and now he's lg these are the rules and he better get a guy that knows who he's doing. i think we'll know in about three weeks whether trump has the ability for play the entire game p. >> and trump has played it so cool. what does that tell you, do you think that he's in panic mode? >> no, i'd say the other way. it means he knows that he wants to win. and right now he was on a path to losing because cruz, look what he did in colorado. he took a state that nobody had any delegates out of and he took them all. and he has pulled an extra delegate in little places all over the country. so trump had to stop this bleeding b

precario precarious. the rosiest scenario for trump only has him getting the magic number by 10 delegates. and that is the best case scenario. most relick tuesdkrepolice tick realistic puts him about 120 short. >> and hillary needs to take home new york. >> and she's favored to do it. even by the way a single digit win, while not impressive, would still be enough to make it where she's cut off every path for sanders. sanders has to win. he won't say it quite that way, but he basically implies it. if you can beat her in new york, then you can make the case that she doesn't have the ability to bring the democratic party together. she lost her home state. like that is a powerful message it for sand er

i think it's tough. this is a closed primary state and she's won there three different times. >> and you have sanders on the show. >> we do. and we talk with new york pandering. if you can pander there, you can pander everywhere. >> "meet the press" right after "news 4 today." so speed camera in the district has been dishing out so many tickets and people are so mad. we're talking about the camera that is along the 600 block of kenilworth avenue. it has drivers so upset because the speed limit signs don't seem to match up and the camera has now gone missing. plenty of speed camera tickets handed out, but now all of a sudden, no camera. >> i don't know what to say. i got 13 speeding tickets from a camera that is not even here. >> reporter: this driver got ticket after ticket after ticket from a camera like this one just a few weeks back and he can't put the pieces together.

he now owes 1500 bucks in fines. are you mad? do you think it's a money grab? >> yes. >> reporter: all of the above? >> yes. >> reporter: the issue here he says really has to do with the speed limit signs which appear confusing. but what is the speed limit here? is it 50 miles an hour or is it 25 miles an hour or is it something else completely? the police department says the whole reason the speed camera was put this here was because speeding is an issue. we asked why the speed limits change so frequently here, but haven't gotten a response. we also haven't heard why the camera vanished although it's possible that it's a camera location that changes. meanwhile this camera has also been lighting up local list serves. some saying this is a classic speed trap. that man totally beside himself. what was your thought when you were opening the mail? >> i wish i would have gotten the first one sooner.

>> reporter: he says he does plan to fight the tickets. other drivers also tell news 4 that they now plan to fight their tickets from that camera. why do you think the camera went is this? >> probably one of those that moves location to location. but the whole thing is watch your speed limits. >> you can see 50 and a 25 literally in line of sight of one another, that's a pretty dig drop. because 25 over a zone all of a sudden, that is a big ticket. >> not that you've gotten one of those. >> i have not. i've had little tickets. i've never been 25 over. no, no, no. outside 25 over in temperatures would be a nice change of pace. that's what we had a couple weeks ago when it was 83 on the first of april. a distant memory now, isn't it? temperatures haven't been even close to that ever since. and this fact we're enduring our second frigid april weekend in a row.

little better. right side, the view over northern virginia. going out to do a little shopping, an gie goff's shoppin central. what to expect through the day today, 100% sunshine after our freezing cold start this morning. highs today will be up 51, 52 in that general ballpark. rain chances nothing to worry about for today. we do have a chance for rain tomorrow. nothing heavy, nothing that will ruin the whole day. just a couple showers around first thing tomorrow morning, maybe a few hundredths of an inch. best chance for rain this week by far is tuesday. sunday the big getaway travel day, pretty quiet weather. rain along the west coast, so there could be airline delay there is to l.a.x. or san francisco. could also be a few up towards detroit which is a major changing hub as well as atlanta, ra

detroit. so what about our seven day forecast? today sunny and 53. tonight the clouds move in and as a result it won't be as cold tomorrow morning as it was this morning. chance for light rain early in the day tomorrow. chance for rain pretty much anytime on tuesday. and it could be moderate at times. and then cool sunshine for wednesday and thursday. turning a little more aprillike friday and saturday. it's 10:22. and here are four things to know today. 13 people don't have a place to live after their home was badly damaged in laurel. fire officials tell us the fire started in the basement. more than 80 people are dead after a fire started inside a temple in india. a spark from a fireworks display ignited a separate batch of fireworks. at least 84 people were killed, more than 350 hurt. new this morning, belgian prosecutors say they have learned the group that carried out the terror

another attack in france. this new information comes one day after police arrested the third brussels terrorist suspect. traffic troubles expected in falls church today as thousands head to the polls in peru's presidential election. their government rented out school space to serve as ballot sites and they are open until 7:00 tonight. who can remember how many states i've lost in a row? is it two, three? >> hey, mrs. clinton, i'm here to fix seven hole this is your wall. >> hillary clinton and new am hugh nations for "saturday night live." how the cast is having fun with big issues on the campaign tram.

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right now donald trump has a black approval rating of negative 1048. >> lack of diversity among trump's voting base has been a big issue in the recent weeks. russell crowe hosted last night's show and margo price performed. >> i'm going to have to watch it on dvr. >> so funny. so warm-ups not anytime soon? >> chilly today, warmer tomorrow. >> we'll take it. "meet the press" is next.

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this sunday, political "the hunger games" in the gop. ted cruz sweeps the delegates in colorado. >> i think we will go in with an overwhelming advantage. >> it looks more and more like we're headed to an open convention that could deny trump the nomination. the man trump just hired to save his campaign joins me. plus, look who got nasty this week. >> he hasn't done his homework. >> i don't believe that she is qualified -- >> they called a truce, but is the damage done? joining me this morning, bernie sanders and new york city mayor bill de blasio, a key clinton supporter. also, ryan's hope. many republicans want paul ryan to be their nominee.