breaking news, a man in is critical condition after a tree fell on top of him. this was very sudden. it happened on capitol hill less than an hour ago. >> news4 chris gordon is joining us. what do we know so far? >> reporter: well, we're going to set the scene for you. first of all, this happened right across the street from the house office building. you can see d.c. fire and ems responded and an adult male was hit. a large part of a tree fell down onto a sidewalk from the u.s.

capitol grounds. we saw another portion of the branch collapse as well. it is still an unstable, unstable tree. the man was pinned under a large portion of the tree for a period of time. he was given cpr. he was unconscious at the time. they got him out from under the tree and transported him to a local hospital. he is said to be in critical condition. here along independence avenue, a large portion is closed to the public. a large contingent of u.s. capitol police are investigating. there are tourists at the u.s. capitol but they have to walk around the area. the part of independence is closed from second street to first street in southwest. about three or four blocks of

independence avenue closed off after a large portion of the tree fell on an adult male. we don't have his identification at this point. we don't know if he was a staffer here or a tourist. it appears he was alone. he is in critical condition at a local hospital as the u.s. capitol police continue their investigation. that's the latest live at the u.s. capitol. back to you. >> chris, thank you. switching gears now, time to get a check on our weather. the nicest day of the week so what's changing, sheena? >> the changes that you'll notice is sunshine. 67 degrees in the district. we're seeing plenty of sunshine right now. a fantastic day setting up for the area, light wind out there, too. mid-60s around lunchtime. if you're dining out, today will be the day to do it. right around happy hour, low 70s. dinnertime, temperatures in the

upper 60s before the sun starts to set. nice weather today. tomorrow, though, we'll see changes. cloud cover has moved in and it will be back. a closer look at that when we come back. police are investigating a school bus fire around 7:45 this morning in the area of point lookout road and fairgrounds road. the sheriff office says the bus was taking students to leonardtown high school when the entire bus began smoking. the driver pulled over and everyone got off and then it caught fire. luckily, no one was hurt. well, if your sense of safety was an important topic in montgomery county today, they e decided to upgrade security at jcc. >> reporter: melissa, good morning. the unanimous vote happened a few minutes ago.

people of montgomery county. they keep hearing threats after threats at the jewish community centers. police have responded to the sixth bomb threat in four months. they had to spend an extra $40,000 on security. today's vote should help ease some of that. we spoke to two council members who said they voted for the extra funding. here's what they had to say. >> all of us are concerned about the safety for all of us and it's an opportunity to make certain that everyone is safe. >> these are prudent expenditures to make sure our jewish community and sikh community feels safe in montgomery county. >> reporter: and now that the money has been approved, it will be given to jewish centers in bethesda and rockville. that's the very latest. we're live in rockville.

meantime, a bill has been approved to require more healthy options in county-owned vending machines that limits the amount of sugar, salt and calories available in machines. the changes apply to county buildings, including rec centers and libraries and parks. the army will be back on the scene of the a deadly helicopter crash that went down on a golf course in southern maryland. t the. >> reporter: today, army investigators will begin their investigation combing through debris and reviewing other factors to determine why the black hawk took off only to crash in southern maryland. it was left in pieces monday afternoon. this video from southern maryland shows the

rubble. this was an hour southeast of the district. it was a training flight. the army officials are now saying it was in a group of other helicopters. witnesses recall that blackhawk flying low before ultimately crashing down to the ground. >> we saw it dipping very low and my comment made a comment look how low it is and then it was going side ways and then started to go backwards and then it went down. >> reporter: three members were aboard. one died on the scene and two others taken to a trauma center. one in serious condition, the other in critical condition. their names will be released once their families are notified. justin finch, news4. depending on where you live, you've likely seen a

fly above because they are part of the crew for the army. officials say the army national guards uh-60 fleet is the oldest in the army. more than half of them started flying 30 years ago. it's not clear if the aircraft that crashed was one of the older models. well, as we all know, it's tax day. president trump is facing new calls for releasing his tax returns. the white house is citing an ongoing audit to explain why they can't be made public. news4's tracie potts has the latest. >> reporter: as millions scramble to meet tonight's tax deadline, president trump faces this -- >> every other president has shown their tax returns and i think there's something in there that he wants to hide. >> reporter: and now this. arkansas republican tom cotton explaining why there

unlike his predecessors, won't release his tax returns. >> he's still under audit. >> the president's view on this has been very clear from the campaign and the american people understood it when they elected him in november. >> reporter: here's candidate trump. >> as soon as the audit is finished, it will be released. >> reporter: and then after he won the presidency, this -- >> it's under audit. >> reporter: president trump describes the tens and thousands of protesters as being paid. >> i don't know whether he's disrespecting all americans. >> reporter: he urges people to buy american would no indication that it is owned and how much will ever go public. there's been talk here on capitol hill about subpoenas for the

of the investigation but there are democrats who say they won't even talk about tax reform before seeing the president's returns. from washington, i'm tracie potts, nbc news. >> don't forget to get your tax return in. it's tax day. if you're one of the 40 million americans who have not filed that return, we're here to help. here are the four things you need to know. as long as your return is postmarked by april 18th, the irs will consider it on time. that's good. there are post office locations staying open late today. it may be busy, but it will be open. you can find an entire list there online. make sure you pay for enough postage. don't guess. otherwise, your tax returns will get returned. four things to know this year. new this year, you might get a call. the irs has hired private debt collection agencies to send out mailings and call people who owe

be careful about sharing your personal information over the phone. the city of hyattsville will become a sanctuary city. >> yes, we can! >> the ordinance was passed last night. it prevents police officers from providing a person's immigration status to the federal government. they say it's a matter of safety that all citizens should be able to trust local police officers. >> no child, especially in elementary school, should have to ponder over whether or not think they are safe in their community. >> reporter: president trump has threatened to cut off sanctuary cities. right now, the search is on for a group of robbery suspects on

sunday evening at 5:30. police are looking for four suspects. look at your screen. one of them in this situation actually punched the victim. if you recognize any of those suspects, you're asked to call metro train police. at this hour, the manhunt is still on with more and more reports of sightings of the man who posted a video of a murder on facebook. police had to debunk reports that they saw steve stephens but there are concerns in several states. jacob rascon has the latest on a search for a killer. >> reporter: investigators are chasing down hundreds of leads. more than 400 have come in from as far away as texas and philadelphia but so far none have proved credible. no confirmed sightings whatsoever since the day of the murder on easter sunday. steve

robert godwin on easter at random and then boasted about the murder on facebook. police say to look for a white ford fusion, or the suspect himself, 6'1", 240 pounds. if you believe you see him or his vehicle, call 911 immediately or if you have information that could lead police to him or his vehicle, call the fbi tip line, 800-call-fbi. they are hoping that a $50,000 reward will help motivate anyone who has any information to turn him in. jacob rascon, nbc news, cleveland. >> we can only hope they find him soon. that story is so sad. much more news today ahead. including the latest of a murder on a fitness instructor. wh

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. it's now been one year since a texas fitness instructor and mom of three was killed. kerry sanders explains why no one has been arrested yet. >> reporter: this morning, one year after fitness instructor missy bevers was found murdered, police are

one is under arrest. security video from the church where missy's body was found shows the murderer of what looks like tactical gear. it hides a lot. are you still perplexed if that's a man or woman in that video? >> i am. i am. and it's frustrating to say that. but even among our investigators, there's a split opinion. >> reporter: even the fbi, using high-tech forensics, not ready to reach a definitive conclusion. police are not able to say whether the killer was after missy. >> some think she was targeted. some think it's random. >> reporter: and then they focused on brandon's husband after missy learned that she was having an affair with another man when she was killed but police have no reason to believe that bevers has anything to do with her death. missy's family is not talking on camera but brandon did talk to us right after the many

der. >> look at the video. the person has a very distinct walk. that should be very apparent to somebody. >> reporter: police have gone over the security tape frame by frame again and again. some even see it in their dreams. >> almost as if the video haunts you when you want to know so bad who's in that video. >> reporter: the day she was murdered, the fitness instructor was alearn in the church around 4:00 a.m. setting up for a workout class. she posted online, if it's raining, we're still training. >> tonight's workout is in honor of missy. how about that? >> reporter: on monday, it was raining again. her fitness students doing their fitness exercises outside still hoping for that one clue that will allow police to solve this murder mystery. >> we're family. missy wasn't a trainer to us. she was family. she was part of everything we

did. zero and liftoff of the "atlas." >> rocketing towards space, this happened minutes ago. the ship is loaded with thousands of supplies and even includes a way to grow salad in space. it was a perfect day for a launch. pretty cool. great day for metro riders. by the end of the year, there's going to be free wi-fi at 30 more underground stations. metro says if all goes as planned, nearly every red line station from union station to medical center will have access to that free wi-fi. the only exception would be parks. metro offers free wi-fi at six underground stations and hopes to activate it by the end of the year.

>> the capitols are down after another game was lost in overtime. the team is looking ahead. >> reporter: on monday night, another overtime loss putting the caps in a position of trailing in a playoff series. there was a rebound in the second period and the caps got a 3-1 lead but then they went into overtime where the pass was redirected into the back of the net and leading the series 2-1. caps frustrated but not panicked. >> just forget it and move forward. obviously we're losing the series but it's

>> not everything comes easy. it's not coming easy right now but we're right there. three overtime series. >> reporter: overtime in every game this series. one player telling me he doesn't care if it goes to 15 overtimes. they just want the wins. we hope it doesn't go that long for game four on thursday. well, we'll have to see if it's another day on the court when the wizards play tomorrow. they are facing the atlanta hawks. john wall was the star of that game. tomorrow's game is at 7:00. all right. it's one of those things that separates cabs from ride sharing services. >> but something about your next uber ride may have to

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take a look at prince george's county. we're talking about chopper 4 near the inner loop of the beltway. there's an overturned dumptruck on its side. there's a three-mile

again, take a look at that backup we're talking about. the inner loop is closed because of that overturned backup caused by the dumptruck. there is no expectation to tip your driver with uber but usa today reports that could soon change in new york city which mean it is could change in other cities, too. if you've used lyft, it already gives you the option there to tip if you'd like. on sunday, the easter bunny jimmy fallon had something to say. >> i'm not sure what was going on here but at the washington nationals game here,

mascot got into a bit of a fight. take a look. >> here come the mascots taking out the presidents. the easter bunny takes him out. >> on the bright side, the bunny just got a job at united airlines. >> the nats are back in town at the end of the month. i would think that the head is so heavy. >> right. did you see when he fell, he didn't even move. >> do we know if he's okay? >> he's probably fine. >> he's fine and running around outside enjoying the weather. >> yes. >> a beautiful day outside. plenty of sunshine and nice today. 60

an increase in cloud cover in the morning tomorrow and the clouds stay locked in through the day tomorrow. then we go into thursday, the 80s come back. this is quite a roller coaster ride. we go into the weekend and we're watching rain and it looks like both weekend days that we could be seeing rain in the forecast. currently, plenty of sunshine. 67 degrees. already light winds. a nice afternoon. temperatures in the mid-60s. 66 in manassas. look how cute petey is here at the human center. the weather will be perfect to get outside. low 70s by 7:00 p.m. nice and dry. the cloud cover has moved to the south. we're sunny throughout the rest of

clouds moving in by 9:00 a.m. scattered showers off to the west. a few isolated showers in the afternoon but otherwise it's a cooler day, too. mid-60s tomorrow and then into thursday there's that roller coaster. we're back up around 80 degrees. rain chance returns as we go into the weekend. a closer look at the forecast coming up. >> thank you, sheena. >> thank you. we're looking at a real life lesson, teaching kids about the dangers of sexting. >>

local middle schoolers taken out of the classroom and led into a courtroom and given a lesson on sexting. the goal is to save their reputation and keep them out of jail. david culver has the story from annapolis. >> reporter: at first glance, it looks as though we've dropped in mid-trial to this prince william county courtroom. they have the prosecutor, the defense and the judge. >> the defendant, miss wood, is charged with one count of

producing pornography. >> this is a mock trial. >> i think they really need to understand the dangers of doing so. >> here you go, your honor. >> reporter: this woman runs the program. they prep these eighth graders for their role. >> these are your props, okay? >> one thing we tell them, this is real life. this is not a tv show. >> all rise. >> reporter: the fake trial focuses on underage teen who sent a nude photo to her boyfriend. he sends it to her buddy. >> we were just sharing them. i didn't think it was a big deal. >> reporter: three of the students acting as defense attorneys. >> therefore, we will ask that you find miss wood not guilty. >> reporter: the rest of the class watching from the audience. >> do you swear to tell the truth under penalty of law? >> i do. >> reporter: after the testimony and evidence is

verdict time. >> guilty of solicitation and child porn nothing gpornography >> the only way to prevent yourself from becoming a victim is not to send them. >> they don't come in to say, hey, this person is a good person, this is my good friend. they are running and hiding. so just remember that. >> reporter: all those involved, hoping that mock trial experience will be the only sexting case these students ever take part in. in manassas, virginia, david culver, news4. >> pretty good idea. a dozen schools took

parents can opt for their child. it's important resources for parents, also, on our website. prime minister theresa may said for months she would not try to schedule an early election but this morning she and announced she wants one this june. she took over after the brexit vote when david cameron resigned. she said an election will give her the credibility to move forward with plans to lead the eu. >> our opponents believe because the government's majority is so small that our resolve will weaken and they can force us to change course. they are wrong. >> may's party has only a small lead in parliament but is leading by more than 20 points right

it's going to lead to more problems down the line. >> it can make a huge difference. >> i love this story. prince william and lady gaga are teaming up to raise awareness on mental health. they leased a short video showing the prince and lady gaga talking about mental health issues. she's gone public with her own struggle with ptsd after beirap at age 19. itmiguel almaguer has detai about michael jackson's death. >> reporter: the newly released search warrant reveals a troubling find inside the pa paisley park estate. prescription drugs for which there were no prescriptions and some labeled vitamins and aspirin.

detectives finding a briefcase and a powerful opioid. the megastar found unresponsive inside his mansion a year ago this week, killed by an accidental overdose of fentanyl. it's still a mystery where he obtained the drug and many others found in his home. >> this is indicative of someone who has a huge problem because once they start mixing medications, that's when things can go south. >> reporter: with court documents claiming that some documents were written to him under the name of kirk johnson, he said he was unaware that he was addicted to pain medication. but a drug rehab center said that johnson contacted them. johnson never supplied the drug which later called prin

>> authorities have indication that there was prescription drug abuse. they are following that source. where did it all come from? >> reporter: still no criminal charges a year later and an investigation far from over. miguel almaguer, nbc news, new york. >> sad story. do you want scammers to stop calling your cell phone? i can't stand it. >> we breakdown the simple ways to put an end to the robo

not only do we get sick of them, some are designed to scam us. >> robo calls may be blowing up your phone. tom costello shows us how to get rid of them. >> reporter: how many of those annoying robo calls do you get? at&t says it alone blocks 12

>> hello? >> reporter: kaitlyn newman herself gets at least three a day. >> especially concerning about them having my cell phone number because they can't easily look it up. >> reporter: she's in good company. nationwide, there were 2.5 billion robo calls in march. the most targeted area codes are 404 in atlanta, 214 in dallas, 917 in new york and on and on. many, perhaps most of them, scammers posing as debt collector, irs agents and student loan officers. as i was preparing this report, i got one. >> you are qualified for a lower rate. >> reporter: to block the calls, take several steps. add your numbers to the do not call registry. be warned, criminals bent on stealing your money aren't concerned with the

if you own a smartphone, block numbers that have called you by going into the call history and then click on block caller. download apps, some free, some just a few dollars a month that block suspicious numbers. >> you can see here, this little pop-up that says scams, suspected scams. you know to ignore the call when it comes in. >> reporter: and if you want to stop the smam techs, forward the message to 7726 or spam. that's the federal trade commission. >> i'm writing this down. >> what? >> i get those calls all the time. >> i don't know what it is, too. and then it's from my area code so you think it's someone you know. >> that's right. >> hello? >> hello? >> i still don't answer because if i don't have the number saved in my phone, leave me a message if it's important. if not, oh, well. >>

nope, not answering that one. >> today is going to be fantastic. lunch outside, pleasant. exercise, very nice day to do it, especially as we go into the afternoon. low 70s. commute, dry roads. dinner out, still really nice outside. it's going to be a fantastic day. tomorrow, though, we have changes to tell you about. i'll show you that in a second. right now, 67 in the district. we'll continue to warm up. 68 in leesburg. if you're exercising today, it's going to be nice. noon, upper 60s. 5:00 p.m., low 70s. it's going to be a really nice spring day. speaking of that spring weather, a nice, dry day like today means pollen levels will stay high today. tomorrow it gets cloudy with a chance for isolated

have rain. i'll show that you in the ten-day. tomorrow morning, look at the clouds moving in. they are going to be locked in. 9:00 a.m., cloudy and showers to the west. chance of a sprinkle to the afternoon staying overcast for most of your day tomorrow. temperatures cooler in the mid-60s. by thursday, we jump back up to 81. friday, around 80. rain chances return into the weekend. temperatures inhe 60 t stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder.

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we've learned that human remains have been identified of a woman who went missing months ago. michelle simms disappeared last october. they found her remains this weekend and identified them today. she was 32 years old. police don't know how she died but her body was discovered in the city of fredericksburg in a heavily wooded area. police would not say exactly where. and in news4 your health, if you have a habit of smoking cigarettes, three-quarters of smokers use more than one method to kick the habit including cutting back, quitting cold turkey and switching to electronic cigarettes. doctors say baby boomers have a higher risk for a disease

symptoms. >> reporter: approximately 3.5 million people have it. 75% are baby boomers. we're talking about phepatitis . >> we didn't know about the virus in earlier years and decades and many people in that age category did things perhaps in their youth that might have led them to get infected. >> reporter: this doctor is talking about people experimenting with drugs. >> it was transmitted predominantly through blood products, tattooing, anything with needles. the vast majority now are infected due to drugs. >> reporter: many people ko correlate it with liver disease or drug use. we have drugs that are oral agents,

to 99% cure rate. >> reporter: help c is hard to diagnose because most people don't have symptoms which tend to be vague, including fatigue, nausea and stomach pain. and if you've had for years, the damage is done. >> over decades, it can cause deterioration of the liver function leading to sclerosis of the liver and liver cancer. every successful business person has a story to tell about the trials and tribulations of getting ahead. this is the new ceo of a popular indoor cycling brand and she's out with a new book called "extreme you." thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> you've had senior executive positions at nike and gatorade. >> yep. >> what would you say is the key to getting ahead? >> it starts with not

"no" for an answer. create opportunities for yourself. some of the younger generation, when they come into the workforce, they are waiting for an opportunity or are asked oh what to do. you have to make it happen. >> it's not easy. you don't shoot straight to the top. >> totally. >> why is it important to talk about your failures? >> i talk openly in the book about getting fired twice in my 20s on my way to eventually leading the turnaround of a $5 billion business. for me, it was important to talk about because one would not have worked without the other. you have to learn to be aware and resilient, things that come with failure. >> easy to get discouraged. so what advice would you give other women about trying to stay focused on achieving their goals? >> i think the most important one, particularly for women, is stop trying to be perfect. we look at instagram and

looks perfect. it's okay to fail and not do things right and going your own way. it takes a while. >> it also takes an ambitious person to try and get to the top. with that said, a lot of people wonder how do you have that -- you hear it a lot, work/life balance. is there really such a thing? >> i think so. i call it work/life/fitness. i believe physical fitness is the foundation to having everything that you want in your life to really balance it. >> any last-minute words of wisdom? >> just make sure you get out there and go for it. the book is about everyone achieving their highest potential and there's a lot of it out there. >> sounds good. thank you so much for joining us. her new book, "extreme you," thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> back to you, melissa. there are a lot of ways to celebrate your first major league home run like maybe the silence tr

ignoring him after he hits that homer. they were just fooling around, of course, and they did congratulate him eventually. >> poor gouy, they left him hanging there. it's shaping up to be a nice day around the area. we'll get a check on the forecast in a moment. join us after the ellen degeneres show. carson daly stops by to talk about his important work schedule. that's at 3:00 and then news4

we have some breaking news to share with you right now. pennsylvania state police say that steven stephens is dead after shooting and killing himself after a police pursuit in pennsylvania. we have been following this from the beginning. >> yeah. you'll recall it was sunday when he shot and killed a 74-year-old man in cleveland, ohio. he recorded that on facebook. there was a nationwide pursuit for this man. breaking news coming across our news desk that he has

police in pennsylvania. i'm sure a lot of people are relieved because he was armed and dangerous. he was on the run for killing a 74-year-old man in cleveland, ohio, on sunday. he has killed himself, we're understanding, after a police pursuit in pennsylvania. >> and of course we'll be following this for you and will have much more throughout the afternoon shows and we have the story on the nbc washington app with additional details. we'll update you throughout the afternoon and early evening as well. we . let's reverse monday's rally. the markets breaking a three-day losing streak with the best day in three weeks. housing and manufacturing and earnings and goldman sachs and johnson & johnson.

to 5856. also, watch the shares of netflix today. they dropped initially after the company reported earnings last night as it added fewer subscribers than wall street expected but the stocks recovered after they said numbers could jump this quarter netflix pay pass 100 million subscribers sometime this week. grab some freebies and discounts. boston market has specials, corn bread and drink and cookie and half priced cheeseburgers at sonic for the day. i'm landon dowdy. to a lighter story from california, the santa cruz surfing instructor spotted this tiny sea lion struggling in the water when the tiny pup couldn't make it

his long board to help him out. he cuddled with the sea lion to keep him warm until a marine mammal rehab official could arrive. it's a little like bao bao again. you're going to have to say good-bye to april and her baby. they are overwhelmed by e-mails because of the giraffe cam. millions of people have been watching april and tuned in for the big birth this past weekend. april twisted her leg which prompted a new rush of e-mails. the zoo says she will be fine. >> aww. that video was watched by everyone. >> it was cute into time now for a final check of our forecast. >> how's it looking, sheena? >> it's looking good. a lot of people are happy with the weather today. by the afternoon, low 70s. tonight we drop to 50. more cloud m

tomorrow is mainly going to be an overcast day. mid-60s. then we go into thursday and we're jumping back up to 80. the big rain chance comes for the weekend. guys? we have breaking news. pennsylvania state police say that steven stephens, the alleged facebook killer is dead after shooting and killing himself after a police pursuit in pennsylvania. >> again, schools had to be locked down yesterday after a reported sighting of steven stephens. this is the man that killed the 74-year-old man in cleveland on easter sunday. steven stephens dead after killing himself in pennsylvania. >> we have more information on our nbc washington app. >> absolutely. that's it for "news4 midday." thank you so much for joining us. we're back at 4:00. >> y

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stand by, everyone. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. ♪ ♪ come with me and fly, dance across the sky ♪ >> oh, what a way to kick it off. alfonso nailed it, the gang performing that impressive number on "dancing with the stars." kit is back tomorrow. we're having so much fun with bill bellamy. >> having a good time. >> melissa, you were on the dance floor. it is our thing. it is my night. you were out doing car pool duty. >> but i did see the highlights. >> it's so muc