that adds 47 delegates to sanders' total. clinton has 92% of the delegates needed to take the democratic nomination and is nearly 800 delegates ahead of sanders. now the kasich campaign now speaking out about what is next for the ohio governor. we'll have more on that plus what is ahead for senator sanders when edward lawrence joins us at 4:45. new video this morning to show the moment a man is taken into custody by d.c. police after stabbing a metro bus driver, hijacking the bus and then hitting and killing a pedestrian. police say the man attacked the driver with needle-nose pliers. the driver managed to get off the bus. then he drove a short distance before crashing the bus into a gas station parking lot where he allegedly hit 40-year-old anthony payne who later died. neighbors say he was a kind and helpful person. >> he was a nice

he always would try to help anybody and everybody. >> loving was arrested and now faces murder charges. 4:31. some welcomed news for mark passengers. for the first time this week you can take a brunswick train into the district. regular service resumes on the line today but there may be some delays. csx freight train will also resume since sunday's derailment. more than a dozen cars went off the rails causing a chemical spill. breaking news on the roads right now, we are talking about a problem on 270 southbound headed into hyattstown. we are shut down at 109. you'll be diverted from 109 to 122 and back to 270. the backups are starting to build as the morning commute really starts here. this is a crash involving a limo bus and a car carrier. a live look here at

hundred with everybody getting off there. you can sort of see the flashing lights in the distance. a big look at the beltway, no major problems right now on the beltway. seeing something happen on 295. we'll have to check into that one for you. 66 and 95, no major problems there. chuck bell, i like to see that i'm not seeing any radar here along 66 and 95. it's completely wet outside but there's no heavy rain to deal with early this morning. so that's at least some step in the right direction. four things to know about the weather, more clouds today, more rain chances today, but it comes with fewer thunderstorm chances. yesterday we had stronger storms just south of fredericksburg. i don't think that will be the case today as the cooler air settles in. then we finally start to dry out saturday but there may be a little chance for a shower on mother's day. more about that coming up in a minute. for now, here's your day planner for today. it's all wet, 55 outside early this morning. more rain likely to come our way later this afternoon into this evening. temperatures today only in the 60s. if you need a little

good news, we are stuck in the upper 50s to lower 60s today, tomorrow and friday. by early next week, temperatures will be back in the 70s. your seven-day forecast is at 4:51. chuck, thank you. 4:33, a car ran into a home in prince william county separating a gas line. this happened in manassas. prince william county fire rescue said the car drove into the backside of the house. the utility crew rushed to the scene to turn off the gas before anybody was hurt. red cross is helping the homeowner find a place to stay. 4:33. two shootings in a matter of hours are fraying nerves in the petworth neighborhood. someone fired more than a dozen shots on eighth street northwest. below you can see another shooting scene happened a mile away. this time the gunshots were deadly. d.c. police say a man died after someone shot him. they brought in canines to the scene and eventually towed away a white ford mustang around

the shooting happened on illinois avenue near the intersection of allison street northwest. c cathy lanier is asking for help. >> we are looking for any additional information you can give us. >> brandon todd also came to the scene to talk to neighbors. police are not saying whether the shooting on illinois avenue is related to the one that happened hours later near eighth and decatur streets. d.c. police were back in the petworth neighborhood at 8:00 last night responding to calls that someone fired at least 14 shots. it does not appear the bullets hit anyone. we have a sad update to a story we have been following out of new mexico. a man is behind bars after an 11-year-old navajo girl was found dead following her abduction. ash lynn mike's body was found

massive search. tom begay, the 27-year-old suspected of kidnapping her from a bus stop after school, has been arrested. police have not said how the little girl died. and a police officer is off the job facing child abuse charges. francesco marlett spanked his girlfriend's child. the force of the spanking caused him to run into a wall hitting his head. and takata may have to recall 35 million more air bag inflaters on top of the 29 million already recalled. those inflaters can explode with too much force and spray metal shards. at least 11 people have died worldwide and more than 100 have been hurt. back to decision

time we're talking local politics. and the city of fairfax incumbent scott silverthorne won a second term as mayor beating long-time resident thomas ammazzalorso. you can go to our website to see the results of the other local races. all right, the caps need a win tonight in game four of the playoff series. the pittsburgh penguins are up 2-1 now. the caps get to play at home this weekend but right now everyone is focused on the game in pittsburgh tonight. >> momentum will be on their side with them going up in the series, but i feel like our game, the last game was really picking up. i feel like we have some momentum going into the next one. >> chris letang will not be playing. he was suspended for a check monday night. the game begins at 8:00 p.m. and you can attend a free watch party at the verizon center to catch the game tonight. it will be broadcast on a big

jumbotron. they are giving away prizes and discounts on fans who attend. you can be rocking the red. full-on spirit behind the caps. you can watch the rockets and the wizards as well. it should be a good party, should be fun. >> 7:00 the doors open. this morning bryce harper is making headlines. the different kind of record he just scored. don't put away the kids' rain boots just yet. take a live look outside where we are off to our ninth day of rain. a closer look at that and your school day forecast at 4:41. >> nine days of rain, wow. and developing news in the death of prince. who he was supposed to meet uefore his s

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developing now in the prince death investigation, "the tribune" says the pop star was supposed to meet with an addiction doctor the day before he died. prince' people called them saying he was dealing with a great medical emergency. no official autopsy report has been released but investigators said they found prescription opiod medication on the finger and inside his home at the time of his

i'm angie goff live at the news desk, over to you. breaking news on the roads. and this is good news, just got off the phone with police on 270 south after 109, we have all lanes now reopened. still seeing delays on the purple, that's worse than the red, nothing is movin but things are moving now and you no longer have to take the diversion there on 109. prince george's county looking good and nice and green roadwise, and top of the beltway, all the routes are rolling along nicely as well. now taking a look at the weather, good morning, chuck bell. good morning, melissa. another cloudy day outside. i wish i had sunshine and beautiful weather to give you in the forecast. unfortunately, that's not the case. cloudy again this morning with a period of light rain down here near the northern neck and into parts of southern st. mary's county. the school day forecast then, kiddos need the umbrellas again. it's all wet outside this morning with temperatures in the mid-50s. we'll inch our way into the low to mid-60s today w

likely again by later this afternoon. this kid's got the frowning face on. there's sunshine in the seven-day. i will show you that in a few minutes. he's being called the presumptive nominee, but what does donald trump need to do to lock up the gop nomination for president? a closer look at when he could officially get the nod. the hair-raising crime this man is accused of that might have you drawing the blinds. hey mom, i could use some basil. man is accused of that might have you drawing the blinds. oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where's the? right. it's being a food paparazzi. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert!

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president of the united states. and we are going to make our country great again. >> nearly one year after that announcement, donald trump is now the likely republican nominee for president. he's not quite there yet. take a look at what he needs to secure the spot. >> right now trump has 1,055 delegates. he needs 182 more to reach the delegate threshold of 1,237 needed for the republican nomination. it will likely be next month's gop primary in california before trump hits that mark. nbc's edward lawrence is joining us live now, trump seems to be pivoting to the general election after this win in indiana. >> a huge, overwhelming win over ted cruz. john kasich getting 7% to 8% of the vote there, so this is an overwhelming nod towards donald trump. it is in his

senator ted cruz was a very good competitor. trump also said that he could not only unify the party but also unify the nation. >> this country, which is very, very divided in so many different ways, is going to become one beautiful, loving country. >> and senator ted cruz actually did not mention donald trump when he said he was suspending his campaign. he did say that voters went on to make another choice other than him. aaron? >> so edward, let's talk about john kasich and bernie sanders. their campaigns, what is next for them? >> senator bernie sanders eked out a win. but actually, in that win he mathematically eliminates himself from the delegate count or getting the delegates needed to win the nomination. that's because indiana portions their nominations, gives part to hillary clinton, part to senator bernie sanders. so he -- unless the superdelegates change their minds, he is not going to be able to hit that

governor john kasich says he's not going to bow out of this race. he's positioning himself saying he will be the choice, if you don't want to vote for donald trump on the republican side, he says that he could unify the party. governor john kasich's campaign manager says he's going to use california as his line in the sand to try to stop trump from getting those 172 delegates there. >> a lot of delegates up for grabs in california. edward lawrence on the hill, thank you. to look at the other campaign numbers, suspending more doesn't pay off. those backing senator cruz spent $106 million on advertising in indiana. by comparison, trump's campaign spent $960,000 and won. on the democratic side, senator sanders spent $1.5 million on tv and radio ads. and clinton's campaign and supporters did not spend a dime. 4:47 is your time now. the fredericksburg murder trial continues for stephen griel. text messages

university of maryland washington student was insane when he strangled his house mate. he exchanged several text messages with his mother before the killing. mary briel said she had no idea her son killed the man when she told her son to board the train. she also said he believed her son's house mates were trying to kill him. in the national transportation safety board said a train filled with passengers was used to find smoke and fire issues. a short circuit was not addressed because of lack of inspections. the ntsb says metro has, quote, a learning disability. >> this just seems rerp

rehenceable. >> tmetro says this is the only way to ramp up safety. a grand jury indicted emily fallon on monday on six felony counts including embezzlement. she's accused of stealing money while she was a pto president at anne moncure elementary school. she resigned on friday. the investigation into fallon last year started when the sheriff alerted the county to significant booking irregularities. yesterday the montgomery county council approve d the westbard community for a new shopping center. supporters say the change has been a long-time coming. >> the westbard communi

greater community, a more prosperous community. >> nationally we are disappointed. we spent the last year and a half to beg the council to listen to the citizens. the council doesn't listen to the citizens and do what they want to do. >> the plan also includes affordable housing. the developer is looking forward to the next stage of the project. you may call this a major major league deal. brad harper signed an extensive contract with under armour for another ten years. we don't know how much harper will be paid for the endorsement. however, it's reportedly the biggest endorsement deal in major league history. under armour was funded by a university of maryland grad that started out as a little company and now is huge, some huge contracts with under armour right now. >> look for the under armour harper cleats. >> you shouldn't have said it out loud. i have a child who plays baseball. >> under

>> please go out this summer and look for that. >> you know what you can't buy with all that money? good weather. good luck, mr. harper, trying to buy sunshine. >> you won't take my job. >> i felt guilty because the last two days we have broken out into sunshine during the afternoon hours. the dog and i have been running in sunshine the last two days in a row every though every morning and evening -- well, i've been feeling guilty. if it's consolation, i was running in the sun and said, you know, it's a shame not everyone can enjoy it with me. so today, even i'll be running in rain drops today as rain is not much of an issue early this morning. still all cloudy and wet outside. but rain likely to move back in around lunchtime today. so cloudy and cool today. no midday sunshine breaks like we have been getting. and rain chances remain high, not just for today, but for the next couple of days. weather and this effect on the outdoor plans, rain and puddles, not much of a day for outdoor plans. e

the afternoon. friday, rain morning, noon and night. we have a couple sprinkles near fredericksburg, california and st. mary's city and solomon's island. this is all part of a very large, unsettled weather pattern. a big pocket of low pressure in the atmosphere is keeping this big counterclockwise swirl, all this rain out here across michigan near chicago, that is the rain coming our way for thursday and friday. and the weekend looks dryer but not 100% dry. here's future weather for today. wet this morning, here's 9:00, just a few sprinkles around. by lunchtime here come the midday rain chances right in on top of us. so keep your umbrellas handy, everybody. you are go i think to need them. and it will get a little cooler around here as well with highs in the 70s yesterday. today, only the mid-60s. thursday and friday, highs

degrees. saturday still looks to be the prettier day of the weekend, highs in the low 70s. mother's day, just a chance for rain early mother's day morning. mother's day afternoon should be nice as we finally turn the corner back to sunshine and 70s by early next week. you know what it is today, melissa mollet? may the 4th be with your day. i remember that from last year. may the 4th be with you day. southbound bw parkway we have a new issue with a broken down vehicle on the right side of the roadway. doesn't look to be slowing things. 270 south after 109 that is finally cleared. look, we are totally green here right now. a live picture at old hundred road in hyattstown, no problems there. taking a look at something hanging around earlier in fredericksburg, we are seeing a nice run there. everything is

on the outer loop. no radar coming through the area this morning. it looks like a green blob recently but i'm liking this much, much more. imagine looking out your window and seeing that guy looking back at you. where police are looking for a peeping tom. you hear about people stealing things from inside of cars all the time, but the times are changing. what is on the outside of your car that crooks are now after. and the flint water crisis gets president obama's full attention. peat he's ex

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take a look at the left side of your screen right now. this is disturbing video from prince george's county. this man is peering into people's home in the adelphi area. this is home surveillance off 26th avenue. officers say he walked around the back deck before looking inside and eventually performing a sex act on the property. a d.c. man will spend the next two decades behind bars for a murder at a metro parking garage. douglas chase pleads guilty to killing eric megar last july. the two argued before the shooting. the judge sentenced chase to 25 years with five years suspended. we now know the name of the man found in the creek in fairfax county. the man is 30-year-old edward hamilton of springfield. his body was found in the water near shell

detectives do not suspect foul play. we have breaking news about the service member killed in iraq. now we know his name, charles keating iv was killed by isis fighters yesterday. his high school coach said keating was moved after the september 11th attacks. >> the boys on that team, charlie included, were so impacted by that. they wanted to serve their country after that. >> keating is from phoenix. the governor of arizona ordered flags to fly at half-staff in the state today. deputies in loudoun county want you to protect your cars. they are looking into a series of rim and tire thefts in the a ashburn and broadland areas. suvs and minivans with customized rims are a target this year. so far there have been 11 reported thefts.

area and if possible install wheel locks. today president obama travels to flint to get an update on the federal response to the city's water crisis. he will meet with community members and residents while there. the president also plans to give formal remarks. the city switched its water source to the flint river in 2014 which caused lead to seep into the drinking water. good morning, everyone. i'm angie goff here at the live desk with an update on the bad crash on i-270. take a look at the situation earlier. you can see that this accident involved a car carrier. well, the scene now is clear. all southbound lanes are open to traffic. and the car carrier, part of the crash, a limo bus collided into it. we know one person was pulled from the wreckage and there were minor injuries. but no word yet on what caused that crash. that's the latest, back to you. angie, thank you. the weather isn't faring much better, more clouds and rain today. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here to walk us

pretty soggy out there, chuck bell. >> no sunshine again for today. it is storm team 4 day. that means we'll have some extra pushes out on the social media platforms. nbcwashington.com and on the app as well. and we're doing a facebook live during the 6:00 a.m. hour here on qut n""news4 today." saturday looks to be the better day of the weekend. we won't be back to full sunshine until next week. early this morning, clouds and a little rain in a few spots. temperatures are in the mid-50s right now. the next 24 hours look this way, 55 and wet this morning. 59 and rain at 7:00 tonight. and 53 with rain likely tomorrow morning. welcome to washington state, melissa mollet, good morning to you. >> i'm not crazy about the seattle weather here. 95 at lorton road southbound, no problems here. the roads are nice and clear for