capital camera this morning. the newly refurbished capitol dome gleaming in the april sunshine. everything greening up beautifully. certainly looking like april. wasn't feeling like it around dawn when we were just near 40 degrees. by noontime, though, we'll be in the mid-60s. and then up near 70 degrees by about 3:00 this afternoon. lots of sunshine around. warmer weather on the way as we start off the week and some storms, too. a look at that coming up this half hour. we are following a developing story this morning, a three car crash in chevy chase sent three people to the hospital. it happened around 11:30 last night near connecticut avenue and jones bridge road. we're told at least one person has serious injuries. and a man is dead after he was stabbed in the district. that happened just before 10:30 last night on kennedy street. police do not have a suspect at this time. if you have any information that can help officials track

down, do give them a call. we're following a developing story this morning, a major house fire caused part of the roof, the floor, the walls to collapse at this silver spring home. we know one person inside that house was treated for smoke inhalation. derrick ward is live there this morning with the very latest. wow, we can see a lot of damage behind you. >> reporter: indeed there is. take a look at the damage. the roof is gone, the garage is totally exposed from the top. even the house next door, the vinyl siding buckled and began to melt. and that actually alerted the neighbors who live there. that started about 4:00 a.m. this morning and as you were saying, it was a pretty devastating fire. this house appears to be a total loss at this point. joining me now the spokesperson for the montgomery county fire department. pete, what can you tell us about what happened here? >> so we had one occupant home, apparently she for whatever ron

closed behind her and locked. so she was unable to call 911 at that point. so we believe the fire burned for an extended period of time before a neighbor next door called it in about shortly after 4:00. when we arrived on the scene, the house was fully an blblaabl. we had 75 or 85 firefighters on the scene. no injuries to the firefighters, however the occupant of the home, adult female, was transported to the hospital with smoke inhalation. the cause is still under investigation, but pretty significant damage. there was a partial roof collapse when firefighters first arrived, they did make be an interior attack but had to back out temporarily. but pretty significant loss. cause still under investigation. >> when you good no serious injuries. smoke inhalation is not anything to take lightly, but it could have been worse. >>ccupant

but there was a delay in the alarm just no one noticed the fire for a short while until it was in advanced stages. >> thank you for joining us. appreciate it. coming up, we'll talk to some of the neighbors and get pretty harrowing accounts of what it was like to be awakened by the orange glow of these flames from the house next door. we're live on sherbrooke lane, back to you. another arcing inside later fire brought metro service to a halt, this time it happened at friendship heights around 8:00 last knighnight. firefighters worked to ventilate the smoke. the train operator actually reported the problem. the train was stopped at tenleytown and everyone got the off. metro closed all stations between vanness and medical center and riders were put on buses. no one was hurt. so far it doesn't look like service is being affected this morning, but if that changes, we'll update you in our nbc washington app. this morning 19-year-old

volunteer firefighter kevin v n swain is back home with his family. he spent more a week in the hospital after he and another firefighter were shot on the job. his fellow firefighters were by his side as he left the hospital on saturday. darscy spencer has more. >> reporter: volunteer firefighter kevin swain is wheeled out of the trauma center eight days after being shot on an emergency call. he was smiling and shaking hands as he made his way to a fire engine for the ride home. surrounded by his fellow morningside firefighters. >> got to be the brightest point at the end of a trying week for us as a fire department. >> reporter: firefighters were called to a home in temple hills to check on a man believed to be in medical distress. the homeowner opened fire when firefighters forced their way in. apparently believing someone was trying to break in. john ulmschneider died. swain, just 19, was shot fo

the engine. >> for public safety, a line of duty death is a dark moment for any organization. the sweet point is today there is a little bit of array of light, getting to see someone that was injured critically get to go home and complete their recovery. >> reporter: swain rode that fire engine all the way to his home in carroll county where he will continue his lengthy recovery. i'm told he is eager to get back to the job as soon as he can. darcy spencer, news 4. if you want to help out, you can donate to two online funds set up. swain's family set up a fund where you can give to a charity in his name and you can also donate to help john ulmschneider's wife and 2-year-old daughter. on our app search the word firefighter and you can figure out how to make a donation. developing this morning, a tramg i go murder i

killed eight family members in what is described as an execution-style killing. on friday police found the victims shot in three separate homes in piketon, ohio about 60 miles outside of columbus. seven adults and a teen were killed, three children survived. the community is in mourning. >> heartbroken, shocked. wondering how could this possibly happen to us. >> rhoden family would leak to thank everyone for all the outpouring of prayers and support for their family. >> cincinnati area businessman has put up a $25,000 reward for information that leads to a conviction in this case. >> one man is dead and two officers injured after a shoot-out at a walmart in arizona. the officers were responding to a trespassing call and it wasn't long after they arrive that had shots started to ring out. the suspect shot at the first officer and then the second officer fired back. we know that both officers were wearing bulletproof s.

officers are in stable condition. there were shoppers inside the store but no one else was hurt. 9:07. a memorable night turns chaotic after two students are shot outside their prom. it happened in wisconsin last night. officers were able to respond immediately. the school was put on lockdown and police shot the suspect. he is still being monitored right now and there is no update on the student's condition at this time. prince's closest family friends and friends celebrated the music icon's life saturday after his remains were cremated. it was a private ceremony. prince was found unresponsive in an elevator thursday at his estate in minneapolis. authorities are not yet released a cause of death. and snl took to the airwaves on saturday to commemorate prince's life and performances

the special episode was hosted by snl alum and tonight show host jimmy fallon. at the featured performances from the star's first performance in 1981 when he was just 22 years old all the way to some of his most recent appearances. fallon recounted what the icon meant to the cast. >> other people may have been on the show more times or performed more frequently, but there was allege something different about a prince performance. it was an event, it was prince. >> the show also aired a never before seen surprise prince performance, it happened at an after party for snl's anniversary back in 2015. a history-making landing. you how a one of a kind plane is changing the future of flying. game six brings the caps back to philly. the challenge the team is about to face and why history may not be on their side.

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a solar powered plane on a trip around the globe completes its ninth leg landing in northern california late last night. the purpose of the trip was to highlight the importance of renewable energy and the spirit of in-know strags. t innovation. it started the trip back in march 2015 in abu dhabi. >> i cook, i clean, i sleep, i to the housekeeping. and i do it in the middle of the sky. >> the pilot that adam tuss has interviewed before. says he's cool, a funny guy. he stopped in silicon valley, he says this will help link the daring project to the pioneering spirit of the area.

it and so when he was flying, he flew over our region a country he he will years ago and everyone thought it was an ufo. hilarious. well, today there a hockey game in case you didn't know. it is go time in philly. caps against the flyers this afternoon. if caps win, they advance to the second round, but might not be that history. history is not on the caps side. the recent trend has them losing five of their last six game sixes. but the players are confident they can beat the odds. >> up 3-2 in a series, you don't expect to have any team go away quietly and they're doing what they can to stay alive. look at the big picture, we're up 3-2. >> game six is in philly today at noon right here on nbc. don't change the dial.

thoughts. >> sure. >> and speaking of hockey, a youth group of hockey players inspiring others on the ice. incredible journey that took them across the country and how you can help their mission. let's take a live look outside right now as you take a look at the potomac. it's beautiful out there. the sun starting to warm it up a bit. tom is updating his forecast.

strong april sun warming things nicely. nationals take on the twins first pitch at 1:35. and by then, temperatures should be in the mid-60s. then by the time we get to the seventh inning, should be around 70. just a perfect day for baseball and by the end of the game, back down to the upper 60s. so you will need a hat and sunglasses as we'll have the bright sun with us all day long. look at the warming trend on the way, next chance of storms just a couple minutes. developing right now, it is being called the worst earthquake in accept deseven de. the death toll in ecuador has risen to 6564 and 16,000 injure. 58 still missing. archaeologists have discovered a mumm

provide new insights in to the oldest civilization in the americas. the images indicate possible trade between the village and the city. the archeological zone says the mummy was buried with objects that mark her as a woman of high social status. developing out of arizona this morning, people who were forced to evacuate because of a massive fire are now returning home. it took hours to battle these intense flames at an arizona construction site. this morning the fire is out. fire officials say it happened where they were building an apartment complex, heavy black smoke clouded the sky. the cause of the fire is still unknown. well, you can help some inspiring youth hockey players chief their dreams at a fundraiser planned for today. earlier this month, they got the opportunity of a lifetime. >> carol maloney introduces us to these young athletes and tells us what you can do.

we first met ann last year during the skate with players. ov found a friend and a cause to get behind. special needs hockey. his support helped teams like the washington ice dogs hit the road this month to a mecca of hockey, lake placid. >> this is the rink where the miracle on ice occurred. >> biggest upset in sports history happened in this arena right here. >> a victory over a giant. did the impossible. >> this is your time. go out there and take it. >> reporter: they took to the famous ice for opening ceremonies and a weekend of games. each athlete with a unique special need, but each bonded. >> the more you learn about team, you better you can be.

>> it's the hardest sport to do anything. when you add on everything else that they have, parallel to the americans on the miracle on ice. it's there. >> at first honestly couldn't find a place where she could play on her terms. so finding a team where she could play, miracle number one. bringing take that team to lake placid is miracle number two. >> special hockey is a dream come true and i highly recommend you bring your kids out to play special hockey. you will join it, you will love it and parents please look at special hockey. it's great place to be. >> reporter: and ice dogs are hosting a fundraiser this weekend. you can search youth hockey in the nbc 4 app for more information.

>> very cool. >> do you believe in miracles. such a great moment. >> really was. >> i've seen that movie i can't even count how many times. so it's 9:20 and we've been talking about this beautiful sunshine. it was a little more chilly to start things off, but things are quickly improving. >> and it's beck conning you to head outside unless you're an allergy sufferer. the pollen counts are jumping. we did get in relief yesterday from the rain, but it's building to bhild once again with the bright sun and blue sky. low humidity. everything greening up beautifully. live view from our tower camera which is way off on the horizon is frederick county which is about 30 miles away. fantastic visibility today. and under the blue sky, temperature ps are quickly warming. we were in the 30s in the mountains just a couple hours ago, now jumping into the 40s. already up to around 50. much of the shenandoah valley. chesapeake bay,

there, too. and the color is just exploding. i took this picture yesterday afternoon in the warm sunshine. share your photos on facebook, instragram and twitter. great day for golf, tennis, a hike. temperatures low to mid-60s early afternoon, near 70 by late afternoon. light wind, plenty of sunshine. and then overnight tonight, we'll be mostly clear waiting for the bus and metro tomorrow morning, 7:00 to 8:00 in the low 50s. near 60 by 9:00 monday morning and then near 80 monday afternoon. then tuesday into the mid-80s, showers and thunderstorms likely late tuesday afternoon and evening as we get lingering showers wednesday morning, still mild around 70. then it drops in the 50s wednesday afternoon. and more showers maybe thursday into friday. and perhaps next weekend, as well, with highs in the 60s. incredible group of teens have a big reason to celebrate. the major accomplishment they

shared on prom night that i was lucky to see. . >> and voters in five states head to the polls tuesday for yet another round of primaries. and the stakes are high for the contests in maryland, connecticut, rhode island, delaware and pennsylvania. >> and it's pennsylvania that we will be watching the most closely because of its complicated delegate rules, donald trump could win big fr but still not gain the huge delegate haul he needs as he tries to get to that magical number 1237. >> and the remainder of the delegates, 54, are elected dregtdly on to the ballot and they don't have to say which candidate they will support. >> that means that the 2016 campaigns will be desperately trying to convince the unbound delegates to support them at the convention in july. and the big question for donald trump is how many of them he can get on his team

welcome back. it is a staple in a teen's life or maybe somebody a little bit older. and last my our very own angie goff got to go to the prom for the first time. you didn't go in high school. >> it was the first time

asked. you can see we had a great team. the students at freedom high school had a charity prom and this was to raise money for the fight against pediatric cancer and pediatric cancer research. you can see everybody -- >> that's awesome. >> it was great the show. they had 500 people buy tickets to the hats on charity prom and they raised -- >> look at you. >> -- more than $43,000. and they asked me the thing i'm wearing. the whole idea is to wear a hat. and hats off to all of them because they did an incredible job and they are going to hand deliver the check to st. jude's in the coming weeks. so congratulations. >> i like that idea, a prom for charity. >> and i said i hope that this sets the example for other schools, as well. the prom king and queen, it was whoever raised the most money. so it eliminated the popularity contest. >> well done. glad you got to go. 9:26.

off your car, today is the day to do it. tom is tracking the most comfortable times to get out and enjoy the day. and a wildfire continues to spread through shenandoah national park. and why it could get worse. and new controversy in the race for the white house. how donald trump is back on the attack ahead of a key primary in maryland. i think we should've taken a tarzan know where tarzan go!

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9:30. here are the top stories we're following. a pe pdestrian recovering is recovering after being hit last night near connecticut avenue and jones bridge road in chevy chase. the roads were shut down for hours as police investigated fp. a man is dead after a stabbing on kennedy street in northwest d.c., this happened before 10:30 last knight. police do not have a suspect at this time. investigators in high are conducting a widespread search to find whoever killed eight family members. seven adults and a teen boy were all found shot to death friday at several different locations 60 miles south of columbus. police do not know how many suspects are responsible. and it is a cool start, but that will all change. it's actually been changing. >> absolutely. warming up. >> i'm angie goff. >> and i'm adam tuesday. let's check in with the man who has all the answers. >> i love theie

park. the fount tains bubbling and the is the flag right this front of nbc 4 with a gentle breeze. and our temperatures are jumping into the 50s and a great day for a bike ride. capitol crescent trail, towpath, just a perfect day for that. by noontime, low to mid 60s. near 70 by midafternoon. late afternoon, the mid-60s. just a very light breeze. great day to hit a bike trail and we'll have warmer weather on the way starting off the week. we'll look at that and our chance for storms coming in the week ahead. that is coming up this half hour. the time 9:31. now to a traffic alert to pass along to you as you get ready to head out. roads are closed right now in and around alexandria. this is where for the classic 10 mile race. here is a look at the racetrack, the red line. major closures include the

parkway between hount vernon estate and alexandria city line. the church street ramp from the inner loop of the beltway is also closed off to traffic. roads in and around the area will be closed for about another hour until 10:30. more than a year after a pedestrian bridge collapsed, a replacement is finally expected to go in. construction set to begin today on that bridge. it connects college park with bett berwyn heights. the bridge will not open to the public until fencing and electricity can can be installed. firefighters are still working to cape the fire in the shenandoah national park. so far the flames have consumed at least 9,000 acres since april 15th. fire crews from across the country have been called into fight the fire. there is worry that strong winds and no rain in the forecast could make things worse. the national park service suspects the fire may have been started by someone within the park. gop frontrunner donald trump is making his way to marylan

he's stumping in hagerstown this morning. candidates on both sides are battling for delegates in the northeast. chris pollone has the latest now in decision 2016. >> reporter: in connecticut saturday, donald trump poked fun at reports his advisers what happened him to act more presidential. >> being presidential is easy. much easier than what i have to do. >> reporter: trump swiped at both his top gop rival ted cruz and the leading democrat hillary clinton. >> he walks in bible held high, then he puts the bible down and then he lies. good afternoon, bridgeport. how are you. this is crooked hillary clinton. >> reporter: cruz in pennsylvania continued to hit trump as a phony conservative over his support for transgender people. >> do we want to nominate a candidate who is a phony? who is telling us he's lying to us?

>> reporter: if trump wins a majority of delegates tuesday he'd need just a little more than 50% of the remaining delegates to win the nomination. hillary clinton focused on jobs and the economy during a stop in connecticut, a sign the former secretary of state is looking ahead to the general election. her campaign released a new anti-trump ad saturday. >> when someone shows you who they are, believe them. >> reporter: all five contests tuesday are primaries, most of them closed. contests where clinton usually does well. a problem bernie sanders told a crowd in maryland, he needs a big turnout to keep his hopes afloat. clinton's lead over sanders is larger than any lead barack obama had over clinton at anytime during the 2008 race. chris pollone, nbc news, new york. coming up on "meet the press" this morning, chuck todd will sit down with members of the gop to talk about their acceptance of frontrunner donald trump. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders will also be on.

that's all in about an hour right after "news 4 today". one northern virginia county considering an alternative to regular ambulances. arlington is thinking of using motorcycle medics. fire officials think this will improve response times to emergency scenes. recommendations for the motorcycles along with a new fire station are set to be presented to the county council next month. was the fairfax county county firefighter found dead last week bullied? the chef addressed and online form apparently targeting nicole mittendorff. she disappeared in shenandoah national park and her body was found this week. her death was ruled a suicide. the chief released a statement saying that he would not tolerate bullying. it reads in part, quote, i assure you that my department cannot and will not tolerate bullying of any kind. at this time, we are respecting the privacy of firefighter paramedic mittendorff's family.

the chief goes on to say that they will take any appropriate actions after a thorough investigation. some crazy video. army vehicles literally falling out of the sky and crashing into the ground. the major mistake that cost the military millions and it's thousand going viral. and north korea claims it fired a new missile and they say they have proof. tuy the pic

i don't believe that big money can buy votes -- not in our district. and i won't claim to have single handily passed just about every bill in annapolis. we can't settle for the same old politics, not when our basic rights are being threatened by trump and cruz.

and be a passionate voice for maryland women and families. in tv and in business, i built relationships. as a woman in the house, i'll do the same to get things done. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. welcome back. in this week's wednesday's child, we meet a 13-year-old who has a love for science. >> barbara harrison introduces us to damon. >> reporter: damon wants to be a geologist some day and was ready to learn ab

>> have you been interested this roark n. rocks for a while? >> yes. >> when i was a kid, i bringing rocks home and they're stashed everywhere. >> reporter: he pointed out some of the kind of rocks he's found. damon says he's been collecting and reading all about rocks after school. >> what is your favorite subject? >> science. >> he's done very well in school. he loves school. he's been there this is his second year at the school and he's made friends there, the teachers love him. and he's doing great. >> tu how did you know what kind of crystal this was? >> the shape. >> what about the shape? >> almost like a prism. >> he happened upon some books regarding rocks and started researching. and he loves -- he's so thirsty for knowledge. >> asked what ones he likes best --

>> oh, really. so the value isn't that important to you. >> no. >> it's what? >> how it looks. not how they look, but just the way they are. >> reporter: and he had like an adoptive family that loves him for just the way he is. a bright young man with a promising future. he needs a family to help encourage his dream of doing well in life. >> we would really love a two parent family for him. >> reporter: perhaps a family that would share his interest in the earth and its treasures. and a family that would treasure him as their son. >> barbara harrison reporting there. if you have room in your home and your heart for damon or perhaps another child who is waiting, please call our special adoption hotline 1-88-to-adopt me or check out wednesday's child at nbcwashington.com. the sun is out. >> sun's out guns out. >> that's right. and it's only getting

from here. tom is updating his forecast with how long the latest stretch of dry weather will last. >> and it can take years to perfect a masterpiece or how about four minutes. we'll see if you can figure out what this guy is working on. he's a speed painter and you have to see what he creates.

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only at a sleep number store. golden sunlight treechstrea through the trees. live view showing sugarloaf, about 30 miles away. slept advi excellent visibility on this sunday. by noon time, should be jumping into the low 60s. getting near 70 by about 3:00 this afternoon. sparkling sunshine through the day. you will need your sun block. it will be with us here. bright sun and you can get a quick burn without that location. we'll be back down it to the mid-60s by late afternoon. a look at warm er weather on the way and next chance of storms coming up. happening today, you can check out an internationally acclaimed speed painter at the kennedy center. >> you pretty much have it down. >> his name dan nunn and he's part of the concert today -- that looked like numchucks, but okay.

and he stopped by the studio to show us some of his amazing >> lights, canvas, music. he turns it to amazing art and we're lucky to have dan dunn here in our studio who was going to be painting at the kennedy center this weekend. >> yeah. >> welcome, good to have you with us. what is speed painting? >> i take a canvas and it's a performance art medium. and it looks like i'm doing an abstract painting, but i surprise the and you had constituency with what i'm painting so you get to guess. there was a very fay fuss speed paint who are passed away in 2004 and other people -- i started doing it and my daughter put a video of me performing on youtube and it went viral. she was 13. and ever since we've been to 29 countries now. we did 100 cities the first year.

and we raised $3 million for charity selling our paintings. you'll show us right now. >> yeah. >> i can't believe you'll do it right here in this studio. and i know you splatter a lot of paint when you do it. >> we're performing it at the kennedy center on sunday, doing two shows. we're so excited to be here. and we have special something for d.c. just for you guys. >> okay. i won't let you tell me, but i'll step out of the way. >> are you ready to rock?

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♪ wow. the statue of liberty. oh, my goodness. that is incredible. beautiful. absolutely fantastic. you have it on your teeth and glasses. that is absolutely amazing. dan, thank you so much. and dan of course will be sunday at the kennedy center where he will join the national symphony orchestra for two family concerts at 2:00 and 4:00. how do you feel? >> ready to rock. ready for number two. >> thank you so much, dan. good to have you with us. >> thank you. >> ready to rock. >> and we're live on facebook and we have been chatting with the view ers and either 00 blowing up right now. somebody like the metallica inspired music, but others say

p they want to buy it. so you can see why he makes a lot of money for charity because of this. >> was barbara dressed that color before he started? >> she might have gotten a little bit of paint on it. she mentioned it was in his teeth and everywhere. and we have more information about dan's work and as well as ticket information. >> it's on our nbc washington app. what have you got after that? >> that's a tough act to top for sure, but we're painting a blue sky overhead. and we have the ireland green color beneath it and tulips. spring is -- >> well done. >> i'm painting verbal paintings here. and storm team 4 radar painting the sky with its beam, no the picking up anywhere in the region. we're all dry and it's fresh and cool. temperatures in the 50s from the mountains to the chesapeake bay.

54 at reagan national. i took this picture of region. this one i took yesterday afternoon in the warm sunshine. these were just exploding in the warm sunshine. great day for a round of golf, maybe some tennis, shooting some hoops. take a bike ride, a brisk walk, hike with the family. temperatures by 11:00 in the low 60s. mid-60s by 1:00 to 2:00. and then near 70 around # 3:00 to 4:00 and we'll have it back in the mid-60s by 6:00 p.m. tomorrow morning we'll be in the mid-50s and partly cloudy. and then by 9:00 on monday morning, up around 60 and then soaring to near 80 monday afternoon. partly sunny. increasing clouds tuesday. the mid-80s. so summer like weather moving in for a couple of days. showers and storms likely late tuesday afternoon in to tuesday evening. wednesday morning near 70, then drops into the 50s by wednesday late afternoon into the evening. more showers looking possible on thursday into friday and perhaps next week end with highs in the

60s each of those days. >> army vehicles dropped from above. oh, yeah. and then smashed to bits.

the major mistake that cost the milary millions and thouitsa there are questions this morning about whether north korea actually fired a submarine missile. it claims it conducted a successful test but south korea

repd traveled about 19 miles. experts say it's unlikely the nation has an operational submarine that can fire multiple missiles. but they do say that north korea is making progress on the technology. those are army humvees falling from the sky. this happened in germany after a routine exercise went wrong earlier this week. someone posted this video online and it soon went viral. jim miklaszewski has more on the army's investigation. >> reporter: it was a routine exercise, a u.s. army heavy air drop over germany. performed thousands of times. so what could go wrong? turns out plenty. without warning, a two ton army humvee suddenly broke free from its rigging and slammed into the ground. it happened not just once, not twice, but three times. much to the amusement of the

young spotters who caught it all on video that has now gone viral. >> there is nothing left. >> reporter: with a price tag of up to $220,000 a piece, it was left in a mass of metal. totally unrecognizable. routinely the humvees glide out the back ramp of a c-130 cargo plane. heavy duty parachutes float the vehicles to a soft landing. but in this case all three riggings snapped free from the humvees. investigators will now try to determine if the rigging material was faulty or if military technicians failed to properly secure the load. fortunately no one was injured. but the focus now is to make sure it doesn't happen again. even once. jim miklaszewski, nbc news, the pentagon.

a liveo national cathedral gleaming in the sunshine. tom is tracking when the temperatures will get up to 70s and 80s and the changes we're expecting in the week ahead. >> reporter: and the aftermath of a devastating fire in white

oak still under investigation. we'll haveetails coming up. d if yit's usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the crosswalk. always be alert. pedestrians don't come with airbags.

heading in to the 10:00 hour investigators piece together a dangerous late night wreck. what we're finding out as multiple people are sent to the hospital. welcome home kevin, the show of support for the firefighter who survived a deadly shooting. and a new safety problem for metro, the familiar issue that closed another station and what is being done to make sure your ride is safe. 10:00 and it's finally starting to warm up. we are in for a fantastic day. >> absolutely. >> i'm angie goff by the way. >> and i'm adam tuss. you still might need a light jacket, maybe, but we'll check in with someone who knows the answers. tom kierein is outside on the weather deck. >> even with the bright sun, there a chill in the air. but we have the birds chirping and squirrels scrambling around. everything turning green. a glorious spring day under way here.