we're tracking it on storm team 4 radar. don't be surprised if you hear a rumble of thunder out there. >> doug and lauren are standing by with team coverage. >> right now it is just the rain. most of it's going to be on the light side. this is all part of a frontal boundary. this is a cold front. >> it's still going to be mild. mild and breezy tomorrow. >> we hit 70 earlier today. we could get close to that the next couple of days before we see a big change in time for the weekend. here are the showers making their way through. this is steady rain through parts of montgomery county, fairfax, prince william and fauquier. around 66 this is where the steadiest rain is. if you're traveling 66 or you know somebody getting ready to come out of d.c., 66 a complete wash all the w

royal. this is the frontal boundary back to the west. this now moving our way, just going to bring us showers as we move on through the night tonight. some of those showers could linger through tomorrow morning. two more warm days. tomorrow and thursday looking very warm. here comes the cold -- and we do mean cold -- again this weekend. we're going to be tracking our snow chances as well. download the nbc 4 app. get your local forecast and the radar right there at your fingertips. we are following some breaking news in prince george's county where police say a man has been shot and killed. >> news4's pat collins is live at the scene in suitland. what have you learned? >> reporter: pat, another broad daylight shooting, another case of murder. we're at the capitol crossings

it's a large apartment complex off southern aefr right across the district line. you can see the detectives are here working the scene. they say around 2:12 this afternoon a young man was shot here in the parking lot. you can see a bullet hole in the war dow car down there. you can see other debris and evidence on the ground. there are some brand new shoes here near the shooting scene. it's unclear what, if any, role they have in this. there was a silver car perhaps with an uber sticker on it seen racing away from the scene after the shooting. it's unclear whether or not that has anything to do with this. it's still relatively early. again, a young man shot here around 2:12. he died a short time later. was this a gunfight or was this a gun down? police are working the scene. i'm working the story. i'll be back at 5:

a first at 4. wikileaks has made another big document dump. >> from using smart tvs to spry on people to breaking into encrypted messaging apps. many still aren't sure how significant the revelations may be. >> reporter: it's an 8700 page docu-dump. in a statement founder julian assange called the release the largest ever publication of confidential documents on the cia. wikileaks exposing hundreds of cia hacking secrets, alleging the agency has the ability to hack into smart phones and smart tvs to spy. the documents reveal the cia's use of popular mobile messaging apps like whatsapp,

signal to monitor conversations. another reported tactic, turning smart tvs into microphones to record conversations. >> all are directed at foreign targets, foreign terrorists and foreign government officials overseas. >> reporter: edward snowden responded on twitter calling the leaks a genuinely big deal. saying there needs to be a conversation about whether the tactic's exceed the cia's mandate ed powers. wikileaks says it did redact some information, like agents' names. police are investigating a new series of bomb threats against jewish centers across the countery. this morning officials had to evacuate community centers in florida,

investigators have been looking into more than 100 bomb threats since january. they were called into nearly 100 jewish schools, child care centers and other facilities across the u.s. >> there was another threat to a jewish center right here in our area today. it comes on the same day the montgomery county council considered a bill to beef up security. >> reporter: a bill has been introduced to the montgomery county council to provide $225,000 to provide additional security here at the jewish community center of rockville. it comes on the same day other jewish centers across the country received an e-mail bomb threat. it is the sixth time this jcc in rockville has been threatened. the threat was reported to the montgomery county police and the fbi. >> we already, since we received a phone bomb threat on january 9th, has started doing a sweep

we had already done a sweep. we did a second sweep. we didn't close. we were able to keep operating as normal. >> reporter: in montgomery county sends an additional $225,000 to strengthen security at the jewish community center and the jewish day school which received a bomb threat last week, how will the money be spent? what will it buy? that's the latest in rockville. back to you. new video of the incident that stopped dozens of workers and college students in their tracks this morning. fire broke out in a george washington university dorm on new hampshire avenue near 22nd street northwest. firefighters evacuated the building and put out the flames which had engulfed someone's sofa inside an apartment on the fourth floor. one firefighter is recovering from minor injuries. police have arrested this man for a weekend shoplifting incident that turned deadly in

in the district. he's accused of stabbing and killing a security guard working inside the mall's burlington coat factory. that guard and another employee were trying to stop kingsbury from stealing. he's been charged with murder and will be extradited to prince william county. the clock is ticking to file those tax returns and scammers know it. we are working for you. the scams you need to watch out for. tomorrow, some women across the country will stay home from work to make a statement. how that could impact businesses across our area. why alec baldwin says he may not stick

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we want to live free! we don't want no registry. there was a pretty big rally outside the u.s. customs and border protection this morning. d.c.'s muslims for justice coalition protested the president's new travel ban. the group says the president is trying to create distrust with neighbors and sew hatred. from turning on the lights to running appliances your power bill could be going up soon. pepco is asking for a $77 million increase which could lead to higher rates for customers in the district. a consumer group claims the increase includes more benefits

with just over a month left to file your taxes or request an extension, we are working for you with information to help you avoid tax scams. first of all, know the irs always sends a letter in the mail before it calls about a problem. if someone calls you demanding immediate payment for an over due tax bill, you should hang up the phone. the irs also won't call asking you to confirm sensitive information. if a caller for example wants you to verify your social security number, you don't want to do that. third, if you think a phone call is legitimate, you should contact the irs yours. you can also ask your tax preparer. the last time the white house host add tour group, barack obama was president. all of that changed today with a big surprise from the new commander in chief. why the white house is just now

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tomorrow, people around the world will observe a day without a woman. about 300 teachers and staff asked for the day off in the city of alexandria, forcing school officials to cancel classes. some parents

williams told us they support the campaign. but a lot of families with younger kids are scrambling to find child care. alexandria is the only school system in our area to cancel classes. organizers are asking people to take the day off to highlight the indispensable role that women play in our everyday lives. >> reporter: this protest could likely have an effect on a lot of business's bottom line. organizers of this protest are asking women to stay home from work, not to go shopping unless they're supporting women owned or minority owned businesses. then of course there are other business owners who are taking their support a step further. for more than 25 years

breser has worked to become a well-respected business owner in a male dominated industry. her struggle to achieve as a woman isn't a story that's too uncommon. >> head chef in the restaurant world is something like 7%. so it's a tough road for women. >> reporter: tomorrow her restaurant and many other d.c. businesses are standing with a day without women protest. it calls for women to take the day off of work to bring awareness to how important they are to the economy. breser is not only giving her women employees the day off, but she'll only offer half of her food and beer menu to make the point. >> an economic ramification of tomorrow is not what's important to me. focus attention on the fact that women are not valued equally in the world in our society. and i think it's global. >> reporter: she says s

also be donating half of the profits she makes tomorrow to the two organizations she says that she supports that also support the rights of women. now protesters are expected to take to the streets some time around 11:00 tomorrow and they will be marching to the white house. president trump's pick for deputy attorney general was thrust into the debate over russia and the election today. the senate judiciary committee peppered rod rosenstein. many democrats also used the opportunity to call for attorney general jeff sessions to return to the hill and clarify his answers about russia. >> he answered a question i didn't ask. and for him to put this in his letter as a response is insulting. he should come back and explain

>>kcused himself from the russia investigation last week. news4 shot this video of the cherry blossoms along the tidal basin this afternoon. they are in the third stage of six stages of the blooming process. last week organizers of the festival predicted they would hit peak bloom next tuesday between march 14th and the 17th. the among-long festival starts on the 15th. but will colder temperatures this weekend slow some of those blooms? i asked the question and bam, just like magic, doug appears. >> i was just in the weather center. all of a sudden i was like what happened? how did i get here? >> tv magic. >> 100%. it will. i think it's going

them big time. this weekend is going to be just as cold as last weekend. we may even throw in some snow on top of that. today, though, not cold at all. those cherry blossoms having no problems with what we have out there right now. plenty of cloud cover. look at these numbers, 70 degrees right now with those clouds. temperatures dropping through the 60s. even around 11:00 tonight we're around the 61 degree mark. best chance of showers in d.c. at 7:00. i really think it's between now and around that 7:00 hour. you could see where it's raining. 55 winchester, 66 in culpepper. 70s to the east. that rain is moving ever so close to the d.c. metro area. you see it right now from fairfax county. this is the latest picture here. you could see around loudoun county, montgomery county, fairfax county all reporting some rain. right along

you come through the herndon area and reston and chantilly. the rain is here and it's getting very close to the district. that's just one round of rain. we've got this little round, then we'll see a little bit of a break before the bulk of the frontal boundary actually moves in across our region. the temperatures ahead of this front, nice and warm. behind this front, we're still on the mild side, temperatures near 60. we're going to be in the 60s again tomorrow even though we've got this cold front coming through. a little bit of a break around 8:00, 9:00, 10:00. overnight we'll see the front come through around 2, 3, 4:00 in the morning around the d.c. metro area. even around 6:00 a.m. we could see some showers down around our southern zone.

we all see the sunshine coming out tomorrow. again a pretty nice day. high temperature around 68, rather breezy and warm. winds gusting 10, 20, even 25 miles an hour tomorrow. a really nice afternoon. we've going to have another one on thursday before it all comes crashing down again. look at this. early rain or snow on friday. 48 degrees on friday. falling temperatures this weekend. only in the 30s. the biggest potential for the storm is going to be down to our south. we could still see some light snow in parts of our area. even next week, temperatures running below average. looks like this first two weeks of march a little bit below average. an escape to even warmer weather is just a quick flight away. before you look that flight, an important warning that could have you thinking twice about getting a super cheap

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university shows that in 198 8 56% of over weight and obese adults studied were actively trying to lose weight. that number fell to 29% in 2014. the largest drop came among black women. researchers believe motivation to lose weight is falling off because there's less of a stigma associated with being over weight. >> it appears americans aren't having as much sex as they used to. researchers at san diego state university say couples today are having less sex. in the early 2000s couples who were married and living together had sex 16 more times a year than couples do today. one reason could be age. the average population is getting older. there's still some fear about the future of self-driving cars in our country. aaa is out with a new stu

feel unsafe sharing the road with fully self-driving vehicles. only about 10% of those surveyed said self-driving cars make them feel safer. on the flip side, about 60% still want to buy cars that have some autonomous features. we have just learns that bao bao is eating well and is extremely. happy. >> handlers tell us she's adjusting just fine to her new live in china. bao bao is eating the right amount of bamboo and blood tests show no pair sirparasites or ot health complications. in the nbc washington app we have every picture and video from her time here in washington. just search bao bao. speaking of health departmen

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plan can pass? it's almost time to book that spring or summer get-away. before you book your flights you need to here why susan hogan says you may be better off to pay the extra money showers are rolling through our area. what about the chance for snow before the end of the week? you're watching news4 at 4:00. first at 4:00, several towns in the midwest are reeling after getting hit by a string of severe storms. you're looking at damage in the city of smithville, about 20 miles north of kansas city. >> today the town's fire chief said weather events like this are both traumatic and stressful for everyone involved. jay gray is live in smithville now where the massive cleanup is underway. >> reporter: we want to give you a firsthand look at some of the devastation here. as you talk about the cleanup continuing right now, after a string of

past miles long of destruction across the midwest. >> power crews are already down here. >> reporter: for the second time in less than a week, the hea heartland's been hit. communities ripped apart by storms that spawned dozens of tornados across several states. oak grove, missouri saw some of the worst of it. nearly 500 homes damaged, some completely wiped away. >> we've got a track of approximately 7 miles with some intermittent touchdowns. >> reporter: the city's mayor is breathing a sigh of relief. >> thank god there were no fatalities. >> reporter: in near smithville, another 60 homes were damaged or destroyed. the storm striking under the cover of night, lightning bolts shattering the darkness, revealing hail and driving rains. but the clearest picture of the damage came with sunrise. >> coming k,

daylight, we really didn't understand the extent of that damage until the sun came up. >> reporter: survivors and service crews have been out and working since early morning. the damage is severe and widespread. the storm taking down this airplane hangar in olathe, kansas. at least one twister hit as far north as minnesota, the earliest touchdown ever recorded in the state. back in missouri so many sort through piles of scattered debris as they begin the cleanup and come back. now, the power is still out here and across much of the strike zone right now. crews say it will likely be days before it's fully restored. of course the cleanup and recovery is going to take a lot longer. it is still the newest gambling attraction but the mgm national harbor can no longer say it's the most lucrative no

for the month of february. mgm pulled in just shy of $46 million. a few hundred thousand dollars less than what maryland live made. the mgm says it is staying busy. it's drawing an average of 22,000 visitors a day. montgomery county is about to launch a new service called bus rapid transit or brt. the buses are going to have their own dedicated lanes. officials are calling it a comfortable, reliable option. now, the first area to get this new service will be route 29. transportation officials are holding three public hearings this month to inform residents. the first meeting is tonight from 6:30-8:30 at the silver spring civic building. there's another meeting march 13th at the montgomery blair high school. developing on capitol hill, republicans are beginning the prss

proposed plan to repeal and replace obamacare. we want to help you understand what they want to change and what they're hoping to keep the same. so we begin with things that are not changing. the republican bill keep's obamacare's preexisting condition policy. it still allows children to stay on their parents' plans until they're 26 years old. it keeps the rule that requires insurance plans to provide maximum health benefits. it also stops insurance companies from imposing a lifetime maximum coverage amount. but the republican plan would change the way people get their coverage. it repeals the so-called individual mandate which requires people to have insurance or to pay a tax penalty. instead, it would allow insurance companies to charge a penalty for lapses in coverage. the plan also replaces the current income-based premium subsidy system with an age-paced tax credit system. the older you are, the higher the tax credit. the bill also

savings accounts. and it maintains the medicaid expansion implemented under obamacare but only until the year 2020. tell us what you think congress should do to the affordable care act. so far most of you are saying leave it alone. you can vote by going to the nbc washington facebook page. it's no surprise that democrats are slamming the new health care bill. mark murray is with us. conservative republicans are calling it obamacare 2.0. moderate senators are worried it doesn't go far enough to protect medicaid. >> the tension right now is between republican conservatives who think this is obamacare light. mainly because the republican replacement ends upkeeping a lot of the obamacare architecture together. it has some conservative ideas, bu

the basic framework of obamacare together. conservatives want to eliminate that completely. but on the other hand, you have more moderate republicans and particularly in states that end up expanding their medicaid who want to hold onto that key provision. how you balance that divide between conservatives who want to rip it all apart and moderate who is want to keep some of the things they actually like, that's one of the key tasks for republican leaders. >> president trump has said he doesn't want anyone to lose their insurance. at this point, are there any estimates as to how many americans this plan could leave behind? >> we haven't gotten the official estimate from the congressional budget office. there are some preliminary back of the envelope numbers that are come out, anywhere between 6-10 million. another estimate has

million people who currently have health care coverage might not have it. again, we need to wait for the official number from the independent congressional budget office. but those are some numbers that might worry some republicans if that turns out to be the correct number. >> as i understand it, it can't come to the floor until after the cbo scores it, right? >> that's what they are saying. but the legislative process begins tomorrow at the committee level. yes, republicans say we're finally going to get that cbo score once it ends up hitting the house floor, maybe in the next month of so. but still democrats and even some republicans want to see what that number shows before they actually start committing one way or another. >> you can get more in-depth coverage about what's next for health care on the nbc nightly news at 7:00 right after news4 at 6:00. he's helped make "saturday night live" a rates power ho

member and he may not be around for much long every. why alec baldwin says he could be moving on storm team 4 is keeping a close eye on yet another roller coaster week. rain coming through our area now

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we had some rain moving in in the morning and then again this afternoon. midday it was just mild and breezy. here comes the rain. of course it's going to be around for that evening communitcommute. on and off rain showers as we continue through the evening. then we've got mild and breezy conditions coming at us for the mid workweek and possibly some snow. they're bad dudes coming in here bad hombres, bad boys, bad boys. >> love it or hate, alec baldwin's impersonation of president trump has been a mainstay on "saturday night live" since the campaign. >> baldwin told "extra" he had hoped the president would calm down once he took office but that hasn't happened. baldwin called the president

he said he doesn't know if the public has the appetite for satire when things coming out of the white house are so serious. president trump himself has called baldwin's impersonation biassed and mean-spirited. at one point president trump said it was unwatchable on his part. >> we'll see where it goes from here. the white house is opening its doors again this afternoon. we are there as the first tour groups of the trump administration make their way inside. tourists got a big surprise today. a word of warning before you book those flights on your spring or summer

today the trump administration resumed two things that haven't happened since the inauguration. this afternoon the state department held its first daily press briefing. the administration has gotten some backlash for not holding those. and tours resumed this morning at the white house. people lined up early to be the first to get tours of the trump white house. >> they got a special surprise because the president himself was there to greet them. >> reporter: not a bad day to wait in line, cloudy skies and gentle breezes kept visitors cool as the buzz built up. courtney lynn and her family of five hail from arizona, all

our interview got cut short. >> the first day of tours in the donald trump administration. welcome to the white house. >> reporter: the first tour began at 7:30 a.m. >> you would think that kids are getting into the white house. it's amazing that we actually got a chance to go in. >> reporter: and others got a surprise visuit from the president himself. adding to the buzz, many tour-goers got late word their visits were granted. historically there are pauses in white house tours once administrations change hands. >> all the pictures of the past -- >> reporter: mr. like barbara johnson planned their d.c. trip and lucked out. >> i'd love to see the oval office. but i don't think that's part of the tour. >> reporter: and at a time when politics have become a hot-button topic, to many here the white house remains a symbol of our nation's union.

doors and you see that house, you know this is the people's house. no matter who is the occupant, one day they'll leave. >> reporter: of course, the president can't make every tour. but if you want to book your own, reach out to your congressperson or senator. wait times can go from weeks to months. check out our nbc washington app. look up "white house tour." i'm justin finch, news4. this is the week thousands of bus and drain commutrain com been dreading. they could learn their ride to and from work could cost more or be eliminated all together. >> jim and wendy are in the newsroom with more. >> when we talk about metro, we're usually talking about trains. but tonight it is bus rider who worried. >> the one bus line on the chopping block is in one of our area's fastest growing nbo

adam tuss jumped on board to talk to them about what's next. also new at 5:00, local craft breweries and wineries are popping up all over our area. where you can make alcohol yourself remains an issue. >> now there's a battle brewing between lawmakers and beverage makers. one proposal limits how much money they can make. the news4 i-team is getting results for you. >> this time it comes to a story we broke last year about what's not in many federal buildings. it is something that a lot of women need. handly and i will see you at 5:00. getting ready to book your next trip? >> if you're looking for cheap flights you may get exactly what you pay for. consumer reporter susan hogan has been going through the results of a new study. it rangks the airlines? >> there's no doubt we all love a cheap

pay for. for sure. how much are you willing to give up for that bargain flight? a new study by a travel advice website collected data from the department of transportation and other sources and ranked the ten leading domestic airlines from one to ten, ten being the worst. spirit airlines, the ultra low cost carrier came in as the worst airline, finishing last in criteria such as on time arrivals, customer satisfaction and cab inkomfort. spirit led the pack in offering some of the lowest air fares. a number of new programs have been put into place to improve performance. that is corre they have seen a 64% reduction in complaints since last spring. the top four airlines that passengers like the best, alaska, united and

keep in mind, however, that customer satisfaction made up just about 10% of the study. chances are at some point or another depending on your own experience, every airline is going to disappoint you, but they can also surprise you. you might have a love-hate relationship with airlines you usually fly on. >> my brother just flew out here this past weekend on spirit. 50 bucks each way. it can be the way to go. >> on the other hand, if you're flying all the way across the country -- >> with your kids -- >> yeah. story for another day. thank you. lauren's got something for us to smile about and something to watch. >> we're watching a couple things. we're watching a little system that's going to come through friday morning, could bring us a few snowflakes. next one is sunday, next one is tuesday. today, even though we had some rain this morning, much-needed

there right now, it really wasn't that bad out there today. the wind was a little breezy. we made it to 70 degrees here in d.c. outside the beltway wasn't far behind. now we're watching those showers. they're going to continue through the remainder of the evening. still mild out there and definitely on the windy side. we're going to continue to see breezy conditions through the overnight. friday morning we could have a little snow wi. of course, we're still watching sunday. we're watching what's going on on storm team 4 radar right now. periods of rain. it's moderate in other spots. the frontal system is actually down here. we could have some breaks as we go through the late evening and then some more rain continuing throughout the

about daybreak tomorrow morning. it's going to move out the same way it came in, from the west to the east. temperatures now, 70. i expect that temperature to drop with the next update. right along i-95, temperatures in the lupper 60s and lower 70s. we could get some more breaks before the initial cold front actually rolls through the area. once that frontal system rolls through, some heavier rain. we could have some gusty winds. approaching with it. at 7:00 a.m. most of it is going to be out of here. if you're in southern maryland travel into the d.c. area, 7-8:00 a.m. you could head into a few showers. everybody else will be dry and we'll just have some sunshine tomorrow. it's going to be

wind, gusty winds tonight as those rain showers move through. no windchill. we're going to have breezy conditions tomorrow and on thursday. enjoy these next couple days, because look how that cold air moves in. upper 40s on friday. at least we won't have the wind but we're watching early rain and snow before noon. for right now that sunday chance -- of course, spring forward. just looking at some light snow showers. that storm has slipped a little to the south. we have some chances again on tuesday and again on friday. we're also following breaking news in prince george's county. right now police are looking for a suspect at the beltway plaza in greenbelt. they think he is hiding inside the amc academy 8 movie theater. officers think he may have called into the ductwork. >> these are live pictures from chopper 4 over the scene in gre

witnesses inside that movie theater said they saw the suspect running. the theater has been evacuated. tracee wilkins is at the scene gathering new information about what's going on there.

you teach your children what to do in an emergency and you pray they remember. >> a mother in new jersey swears she's only alive today because

andrea thomas klein speaks with a pretty brave 7-year-old. >> i was so nervous and scared. >> reporter: the 7-year-old kept his cool when his mother motioned to him to get her phone and call 911 because she couldn't breathe. >> 911, where is your emergency? >> my mommy can't breathe. >> reporter: rocco stayed on the phone were a dispatcher for nearly nine minutes. >> your name? >> rocco. >> how old are you? >> i'm 7. >> is that your mom coughing in the background? >> yeah. >> reporter: rocco stayed calm and answered questions from that dispatcher until first responders made it to their home. >> she's sitting down and coughing and not really breathing a lot. >> okay. but is she kind of awake? are her eyes open? >> her

>> her eyes are closed? is she in the chair or on the floor? >> she's on the floor. >> when i got to the hospital and they explained to me exactly what had happened, i just started sobbing. >> reporter: one brave 7-year-old who knew exactly what to do, earning him praise from police who say he likely saved his mother's life. >> is that the firemen? >> yes. they're here. >> rocco, i'm going to go ahead and let you go. you did a great job buddy. bye-bye. >> bye. >> wow. that was andrea klein thomas reporting. she tells us rocco still went to school that day. >> remarkable. he says all the attention is making him a little nervous but excited as well. our news continues now with jim and wendy. news4 at 5:00 starts now. break right now at 5:00, a man shot and killed in the parking lot of a local

in a live report. a fare hike and service cuts coming to metro. some riders tell us they'll be left without a way to get around. we've got a look at the impact cuts are having on our area roads. bracing for the day without a woman. what organizers expect to happen and hope to accomplish with tomorrow's protest. first up tonight at 5:00, storm team 4 tracking some rain now rolling through our region. thanks for joining us. i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. these are showers that could last through the evening. let's head over to the storm center where doug kammerer is keeping an eye on it. >> these showers right now affecting many areas. the wet roadways are going to be a major issue making our way through the evening hours. storm team 4 radar tracking the rain, coming right on through the beltway right now down towards southern maryland,

calvert county. everybody else seeing shower amativea activity around. right along the beltway, up 270, up i-95, back along 66, it's been a wet ride along 66 for the last couple of hours. most of them on the light side but they are steady at times. we'll see those right on through the rest of the overnight hours. we will get a little break and then another area moving in overnight tonight in towards early tomorrow morning. i'll break that down for you. then two more warm days. today we hit 70. and then here comes the cold. we'll cut those temperatures in half and tracking snow chances for your weekend. now quickly to some breaking news in prince george's county where police are on the scene of a deadly shooting a man killed in broad daylight just a few hours