eh >> did you guys l yesterday? >> minus the wind. take away the wind and that's the weather for today. temperatures rig around 50 degrees. we'll have some sunshine out there. you're seeing that sunshine out there right now, and the sun is staying with us all throughout the day. sun came up at 7:16 and goes down at 7:16 tonight. again, we're looking at fabulous continues out there. blue skies. this is the view all day long. now after dinnertime, that's when the clouds start rolling in, but not until then. 42 degrees is our temperature right now so we've come up a little bit. again, winds are a lot lighter than they were yesterday. as far asr forecast on this st. patrick's day, temperatures are going to be in the upper 40s to the lower 50 but, again, plenty of sunshine. now, we head into the overnit hours. we've got some rain and we've got some snow, and i think a good deal of our area is going to see rain and snow showers headed our way. i know, i know it's a little

late for that in the season, but let's talk about those details and wha can impact your neighborhood. that's coming up in just about 15 minutes. >> all right. lauryn, thank you very much. developing this mornings we're learning more about a deadernight shooting of prince george's county. one man was killed and another in the hospital >> police say this all happened in a neighborhood in lanham where w found news 4's derrick ward. what have we learned so far? reporter: well, we're here in the 9200 black of alcona street in lanham. still can see, police are on the street. some of the crime scene investigators just left, but we dohi know that was a double shooting in that house here in the 9200 block.ne it happe around 3:00 a.m. take a look at the video as you see the ambulance and investigators arriving on the scene. police were called to this house. we're not told whether the call or from the house another house, but in any case, when police got here they found two p who had been shot, a male and a female, both adults.

the male wasn pronounced dead the scene and the female was taken to the hospital. weon't note extents of her injuries. the questions being asked at this point, the relationship between the two victims, whether oteither or b of them were residents of this home and, of course, aw motive. olice have not released any information regarding a lookout not suspect that does appear that this was random. but the investigation is still under way a lot of questions net to be answered, but, again, two people shot here in the 9200 block of alcona street in lanham. one adult male pronounced dead on the scene and a woman has been hospitalized. we're live in lanham, derri ward, news 4. >> a meeting to vote on millions of dollars of incentives to bring amazon's hq2 project spiraled out of control. >> the board eventually did vote to23 approve the million package but not before several interruptions for protesters. >> this is not a meeting. >> i take it the anower it >> this is a sham. >> protesters against the

county's plan interrupted proceedings several times on saturday. the meeting had to be adjourned at one point because of the sruptions, but in the hours leading up to the meeting we were able to get some perspective from ooth sides the bate. >> the community members i work with in the past year alone they have already s increase in the monthly rent so what we can expect to see is even further exacerbation of the big housing problems that we have inrlington count. >> i crystal city is working really hard to i revitalizeelf so if amazon comes in and gives an opportunity to bring more economic opportunity tn areas that's badly needed since it needs to be diversified. >> amazon is promising a $multibillion that will bring tens of thousands high-paying jobs and amazon says it will generate more than $3 billion in tax revenue over two decades. for more information on their arrival head over to our nbc >> now to the latest on the terror attack in new zealand. overnight we learned that another victim of the attack has

died bringing the total to 50 d several more are still fighting for their lives. >> thes morning nation is hag its own gun control debate. the prime minister proposing a ban on its own semiautomatic rifles asbo we learn more the white supremacists that launched this attack. >> nbc's sarah james i in christchurch. >> reporter: here in christchurch, new zealand, a grieving nation got more bad news. >> it is with sadness that i advise that the number of people who have died in this awful event has now risen to 50. >> 5 othereople were injured and 36 remain in the hospital, two of tm in critical continue. the gunman live streamed his twoific shooting rampage at mosques on social media as he took aim at men, women and little childn involved in their friday prayers. >> as you know, the 28-year-old male appeared in court yesterday charged withyourder. ll also know that two other people were apprehended at a

cordon during thisio oper at this point we do b notieve that they were involved in these attacks. >> the investigation into the mass shooting continue and it's a wide-ranging one. new zealand'rime minister says the alleged gunman wasn't on any watch list eithe in new zealand or australia. she wants to know why. authorities say they a exercising vigilance to make sure that everyone in this islandature remains safe. in christchurch, new zealand, sarah james, nbc news. >> and bringing you back hereo closerhome, an outpouring of support. last night religious leaders gathering for an emotional vigil. >> reporter: mourners gathered at the islamic center in falls church. dozens of people from different faiths came together.ni orrs say the size of the group sends an important message. >>t tellsme, it tells our

community here, it tells american muslim community and it tells all people of faith that we sand together this ignorance and w stand together this hate, and this hate will never divide us. >> as we now sadly houses of worship haveecome the regular targets of attack, including here in our country. stay with us for the continued coverage of the new zealand mosque shootings hand in the nbc washington apps we're sharing more abouthe 50 lives lost. just search mosque >> now to a viral video making the rounds on social media. it shows a teenager cracking a raw egg over an australian lawmaker's head. take a look at what happened next. >> when people are getting attacked in the own -- >> yeah, that man punching the h teen inis head.

that's australian senator fraser annan. right after the egg crack people wrestled the teen to the ground. this happened a day after the tnator some controversial comments followihe new zealand mosque terror attacks. heerweeted e's a link between muslim immigration and violence. now strangers are coming together to defend had teen. they are raising money to pay his legal fees. >> and will he or won't he? that's the question still swirling aroun former vice president joe biden and a potential presidential run. a slip of the tongue may have revealed t answer. in dover last night he was the keynote speaker at delaware democratic party ears large annual fund-raising dinner. he criticized president trump's administration and said theee country to come together, but a slight mishap in his speech may have brought the crowd to its feet. >> i'm told you'll be criticized by the newly. i'm the most flow gressive record of anybody running for -l anybody who run.

[ applause ] you i didn't mean it. >> a definite announcement is expected around early to mid-april, but some insiders claim biden has told them he's certain that he'll run. >> later this morning chucktiodd will invtion conclusive interviews with some official presidential candidates. he cauitt up senator amy klobuchar and beto o'rouke in iowa. "meet the press" stas at 10:30 right here on nbc 4. tod will probably be a sea of green pretty much everywhere you go. we've got it upere on t desk, but it's st. patrick's day. that's why. d.c.'s oldest irish pub serving up some cold ones and lots of folks wearing green from the dubliner. all weekend long irish music, dancing and authentic irish whiskey. the dubliner has been in the district for 45 years now and has become known as the unofficial headquarters and

meeting place for politics and business. a lot of gonzaga folks out there. >> before you hea out on st. patrick's day, make sure to get home safely. that's why lyft ise offering f rides for those celebrating the holiday. the ride-sharing company isin te up with the washington regional alcohol program again to offer promo codes covering the first $15 of a fare for rides taken between 4:00 p.m.0 and 4 a.m. and if your ride is more than that you'll need to cover the remaining costs. the promo code w al beilable this afternoon around 3:00 on their website. six years ago t.c.masn was robbed and beaten while walng home from a baseball game and that changed their family's life in unimaginable ways. the story of perseverance and the long road toer rec the story is coming up next. the time now is 9:09

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t.c. maslin suffered a severe traumatic brain injury that left him unable to walk or talk. >>fter theattack, his wife faced the challenge of caring for a man who seemed like a stranger in many ways, but they faced the unknown together. news 4's doree gentzler has their story. >> good luck with that. >> reporter: if you saw them walking down the street together, you mht think what a beautiful family, and you'd be right, but there is so much more to this family's story than that. >> police are working on a timeline in that beating case of a man on capitol hill. >> reporter: six and a half years ago t.c. maslin was attacked and robbed as he walket home capitol hill after a nats game. his skull was shattered by a traumaticat, a severe brain injury that nearly killed him but instead left him unable to talk oread or use the right side of his body. our hearts ached for this young

father and his family. >> i think i'm really doing a lot bet sneer we met t.c. and abby maslin about six months later. his hospital stay was over, and abby had left her teaching job behind to take charge of t.c.'s medical care and intensive therapy and their 2-ar-old son jack. it was overwhelming, but they were determined. >> there he is. >> hi. >>eporter: this is t.c. maslin today. >> the injury itself i not always evident to people. it's sort of a -- what's the term i'm trying to say? >> it's invisible. >> it's an invisible injury, right, becauseou wouldn't see me walking down thestreet but if you listened to me for long you might catch it eventually. >> reporter: after years of therapy and intensive effort, he's back at work at his former position as an environmental analyst, a huge victory. his firstas goal just reading

to his son. >> you know, i saw the value of having a son, having my wife and having my health, and i just okept my eyes on the pri getting back to that. >> and abby was right there with him. >> if i hadn't kept the idea in my heart that this was possible i don't hat we would be here. i think the hope is what has pt us working so tirelessly over all these >>years. eporter: their son was important to recovery, too. >> yeah. jack has been a light throughout the entire journey. he was the constant reminder thatife goeson, that life is vibrant, that there is light in the world during real, really dark days. >> reporter: jack's an energetic 8-year-old now who looks just like his dad, and he has a charming little sister now, rosy, 2 and a half who shares

abundance. joy in >> the masculines are living back in their old capitol hill neighborhood and abby is teaching at the same elementary school she left years ago and she's written a book about their experience. >> this is a book about brain injury, but it's a book for anybody who had to h a lay and had a vision or plan for how things might go and then needed to look at the world through newyes. >> abb describes the terrible shock of t.c.'s injury, the pain of the long recovery, b especially the emotional journey for all of them. abby's book is called "love you hard," something t.c. said to her when he couldn't find the. right wo >> i look into his eyes, stunned to silence. t.c.'s broken language has punctured thef heartthe matter. love is hard. there's no way i can save this rriage if i can't comparing t.c. to the person we both lost. it is tim s top sitting submerged in my grief and start conqueng it instead. and if i can find a way to

genuinely and profoundly the new t.c., i'll have done more than just save my marriage. ill have transformed myse the process. how do you fee reading that out loud, saying that stuff out loud? >> yeah, it's still true. it will always be true. >> it's beautiful. it's really beautiful, yeah. >> yeah. >> i just love you that much. i really do. >> doreen gentzler with that report. here's the reality. life is not back to normal for the maslins. t.c.'s health remains uncertain and they have lived with the unknown for so long they can faceowt without fear. >> "love you hard" is available now, and she will be on a book tour throughout our area. check on nbcwashington.com for the dates. beautiful faly. >> for sure.

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it's not just st. patrick's day. today marks a very special birthday for music lovers. do you know nat king cole would have turned 100 is this. > the legendary singer known

for classics like "unforgettable" has inspired exhibits including the one at one that our mark segraves joined this weekend. >> reporter: nat king cole had a voice like no other. while he died at the age of 45 he left behind a tremendous bodc of work iluding dozens of hit records as well as movies and tv shows. cole was the first african-american singer to have his own network show. >> announcer: "the nat king cole show." >> he broke so much racial hrriers. >> reporter: whe died in 1975 his twin daughters were only 3 years old. they got to the know his father through hds recs well as the memory of family and fans. they admit their father's legacy at timesng can be overwhel >> was this person real? was this person our father? it's almost like the mystery of klaus.

>> reporter: at the african-american moussik of history andwe culture there greeted by the museum's director. >> it's great to be here to honor your father. >> reporter: lonnie bunch was eager to show the daughters artifacts from their dad's career. >> if youo listen his early work, the way he masterfully useshe piano. >> the cole sisters continue their father's legacy with the nat king cole generation hope foundation them. >> powering children with the wonderful creative o expressio music. >> reporter: as for what they will be thinking on their father's 100th birthday sunday. >> it doesn't see possible. seems like he's sll here. >> still sounds amazing. he never left. >> reporter: a new retrospective of cole's music is being displayed to coincide with his birthday and a panel discussion will be held on his career and

for more go to nbcwashington.com and search nat king cole. mark segraves, news 4. >> wow. we've got some beautiful conditions out there on thistr st. k's day. blue skies. just a good looking day out there, and as we contie through the day today we will not be as windyer as we yesterday, so if you liked yesterday and didn't like the wind, just take the wind away and then you can forecast for today. temperatures in the low 50s. one thing we want to mention that could come to a shock to a couple of people. a few rain and snow showers moving into our area during the overnight hours and then as we get into monday morning. even though there's rain and sn showers, we're not expecting any issues, we'll be more wet than white for our roadways on monday morning. spotty showers on thursday and then towards the next next week, two weeks fromnow, monday and tuesday, next monday and

tuesday, we could have a little bi of snow and rain. that's about it. current temperatures out there right now in the 30s and 40s moving on up pretty nicely as we continue through this morning. we're going to top out in the low 50s fordaytime highs today in the middlee part of th afternoon. so, again, just a good looking day on this st. patrick's day. rain. no snow hanks to high pressure in charge. ow, this is our next little system. not that impressive. this one is coming our way, and this is w going to bring us the rain and snow showers overnight. clouds roll in afterdi ertime tonight, and a lot of this is going to fall during that morning. commute. ye that's snow, but, again, once it hits the melt so the roads are wet, not white. some of the grassy surfaces could have more whiteness to em and higher elevations you could get minor accumulation. most of this will scoot o here through the early part of the afternoon and temperatures tomorrow in the upper 40s, maybe late-day snipe before the sun goes down. sunshine for your tuesday and sunshine wednesday and maybe a spot shower on thursday.

friday and saturday, sunny skies and temperaturesove right own, and we're in the upper 60s by next sunday. >> >> former texas congressman beto o'rouke kept the democrac party in suspense for month before finally deciding to enter the ddeocratic preial race this week and now he's keeping them in suspense again to see whether his run will be a beto boom o a beto bust. >> now o'rourke has set some very highor expectations f his campaign already. his ability to fund raise and activate the grass roots enthusiasm during his failed texas senate run was legendary, and he recently said himself bat he wasn to run in 2020. >> the question now is can hepl ate the texas campaign that made him a national phenomenon or was his near win in texas less about him and more about his polarizin opponent ted cruz. >> in a crowded democratic field his challenge between making case that it's about more than himself and so far there's still a lot of questions about where

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see a slightreeze with the flag behind us but not the ones we saw yesterday. >> you're right, david. i just noticed that, yesterday. weon't havehose winds and we were seeing wind gusts up to 30 that's not going to be the case today. a little bit of a breeze at times but they will really be in the five to ten-mile-an-hour range which is a light wind day as you get around here. as we continue through the day. this st. patrick's day beautiful. blue skies out there for today. temperatures right now2 degrees. we'll take it up another two degrees through 10:00 oam and then light winds, quiet, nice out there, and, again, we do not have that -- that wind that we had yesterday. don't have the rain either thanks to high pressure in charge. look what's coming our way. yoee can this little thing right here. oh, yeah, that's coming our way and it's bringing snow to portions of indiana and illinois right now.

it'sw going to bring s to a good portion of our area as well as rain as well. we'll talk about that because that's moving in overnight. how that could impact your monday morning coming up. >> all right, lawyer yip ricketts, thank you very much. arlington county has approved a multi-million dollar package to bring amazon to crystal city. ig turned into drama and threatened to derail the controversial vote mark segraves was there to witness it all and takes us inside the hearing. >> reporter: a contentious public hearing including controversy and conflic as one man is dragged out of here by poli. >> are we going to be allowed t continue our meeting without disruption? >> reporter: there were multiple disruptis throughout the hearing. >> do we get to ask questions. >> tut -- >> reporter: dozens of protesters t oppos amazon coming to virginia making their voices heard. >> are we going to be able to continue our meeting? >> this is not a meeting. this is a sham. this is a sham. >> reporter: one man became sov

disrups representatives from amazon were testifying that the chairman temporarily adjourned the meeting. >> we're in reves for ten minutes. thank you. we're in reves. >> i'm tir of you. what is wrong with you people? >> we're in recess. >> giving 23 million to amazon. >> shame! shame! shame. >> reporter: and then the chairman allowed the amazon offials to leave the hearing room through the back exit along with the board members. >> shame! shame! shame. >> reporter: the amazon reps never returned to the hehearing >> clearly are going out of the way to protect amazon from the teople. >> rep as the board members tried to continue on with the hearing without amazon, the protesters contied to speak out. >> but you're about to give the richest company on the planet million. $23 you all should be ashamed of yourselves! >> reporter: but as the board prepared to vote the same man who charged the dais earlier became verbally sbusive toome amazon supporters in the front

row. >> [ blete ]. >> rep after multiple disruptions the board voted unanimously to approve the $23 million incentive package clearing the way for amazon to come to crystal city. >> i think we're now f ready a vote. >> okay. >> reporter: the man who was taken out in handcuffs, chris th, a known activist in the onstrict, was charged with disorderlyct in. arlington, mark segraves, news 4. >> more than 100 people signed up to speak at the meeting. many protesters inside and outside wer supportive of amazon. some say they are looking forward to the company bringing more economic activity to cr tal city. >>amazon's promising a multi-billion dollar investment that will bring thousands of new high-paying jobs. e company says it will generate more than $3 billion in tax revenue over two decade. for more on amazon's arrival head on into our nbc washington app. now to a grum update in the

new zealand mosque shootings. the death toll has now risen to 50. dozens of other victims are osstill in the htal being treated. now the nation is having its own gun controle. debat the prime minister proposing a ban on semiautomatic rifles. she says the gunman wasn't on any agency watch list in australia or new zealand and shk wantnow why. an update was given on those arrested along with thesp ted gunman. >> you'll also know that two other people were apprehended at a cordon during thisperation. one of those persons, a woman, has been released without charge. the m in that vehicle has been charged with firearms offenses at this point we do not believe that they were involved in these attacks. some of you willlso be aware ested asther man was a investigation.s

but what i can say is an an 18-year-old mill appear in court on monday. >> officialsay they do expect the death toll to continue to ri rise. re>> graves are being prefor the shooting victims, but how thorts have not yet released their bodies for family. crews were seen preparing the graves for eventuall. bur muslim tradition says a person be buried 24 hours within a person's death. >> back here at home an outpouring of support for the victims. last night religious leaders gathered for anmotional vigil. localrs gathered at a islamic center in falls church. dozens of people from different fa came together. organizers say the size of the group sends an important message. >> it tells me, it tells our community there, olds american muslim community and it tells

all people of faith that we stand together thisig nor ignor and we stand together tis hate, ans hate will never divide us. >> as we know, sadly several houses ofip worsh have become regular targets of attack including here in our country. >> we invite you to stay with us for continuing coverage of the new zealand mosque shootings. if you head into the nbc washington app thisit morning, there you can learn more about the 50 lives lost. just search mosqu >> meanwhile, senator tim kaine is down at the colombia and venezuelan border meeting with government officials to disriss how thes in venezuela is impacting both countries. during his visit he'll mee with refugees forced to flee tueir home to the ongoing humanitarians. crisi he'll also discuss the blockade of foreign aid and how the u.s. and other countries can support peace and democracy in venezuela. hundreds of people inge prie

ge county came out to learn more about home owning. ora freehop was held at hope christian church in beltsville as part of a national effort to inease homeownership in african-american communies. the workshop provided information on credit and down payments and other barriers for first time home buyers. >> a imtoo-honored tradition in schoolnd we're talki about the science fair and yesterday the d.c. citywide fair was held. over 150 students showed off their hard work to a panel of judges. some seriously projects were there, self-cooling car seats and handmade robots just to name a dent froms one s southeast d.c. tells us, science is a big part of his life. >> i fell in love with it because it gave me an escape from the things that was going on atea home andlly shaped mow to who i am today. >> the top throw winners will g on to the international finals

that will be held in phoenix. >> time now is 9:38. it's going to be a beautiful day laahead. yn ricketts says nothing but sunshine. she will be back in a minute to let us know what thef rest the workweek is going to look like. stay with us .

so one of the best ways t ge kids interested in science, technology, engineering and math also known as s.t.e.m. is to rovides hands-on learning tha ignites their curiosity. >> the children's science center is an interactive place where children co just that. a place that's now this week's harris' hero. >> i think that's perfect. >> reporter: would you believe that the next generation of scientists are getting their st tt right here ins corner of the mall here in fairfax. it's the cechildren's sci center and the people who run it promise to make science fun. >> we have a field trip of elementary school students and

they are having a ton of fun doing experiments, tinkering, and they are exploring. >> reporter: students rotate amongst several exhibit rooms like this experiment lab where these fourth graders s areing the science they read about in textbooks come to life. >> they are having a great time, just lots of laughter. i think it jt gives them a freedom. you know, they are not sitting in on classroom having to be still, listening to a teacher talk >> one can w and the other doesn't or they can even tie, and if they tie what happens? >> goes in the middle. >> exactly. >> we might be learning about spectometry and building new hover crafts and wind tunnels. >> it came out goodhe >> reporter:ids aren't the only ones learning here. >> i think it's great. i'm enjoying it and learning some things i wasn't even aware of. >> in fact, that's how scott ended up working here. >> i came here first as a onaperon with my class on a field trip. somebody asked them later on afterwards, he do you think

when you grow up would you want work here and he said maybe and i was standing behind him and i'm thinking, yeah. j it'st a fun play, you know. >> the center also takes experimentoa on the >> taking our program out to chools is really critical to making sure that we expose all children in our region to the wonders of science. >> reporter: and the kids really do find this place wonderful. >> and i think we would come back. she's already asked if we can come bac and bring her brother and come as a family. >> good job, anthony. all right. >> that looks like fun. a lot of fun. nand it's just for school field trips. anyone can stop by and bring their kids to enjoy t facility. if you would like to visit or learn about the sc the children's science center, check out our nbc washington app and search harris' heroes. >> you know wholes loves science, lauryn ricketts, and she uses that to track your forecast as we give you a live look at rockville this sunday morning. we'll check in with lauryn who s is tracking sow. pars this is not a bed, it's a revolution in sleep.

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400 n iron cross nearly years ago arrived in st. mary's county. >> it's one of e old of th artifacts in the state and history of the catholic church. >> reporter: mark segraves tells us how a priest literally stumbled overo the and now

plans to take it back where it first came from. >> reporter: much of the history of this cross remains a history. the iron cross arrived march 25th, 1634, with some of the first english settlers and jez united states when they landed here on st.clement's ireland. the cross made its way to st. francis xavier church in cecil,ar mand. and in 1662 an encryption was added to the cross and lost in history until father murphy found it in 1989. >> by accident. >> reporter: he saw this sign pointing to the original site of st. francis xavier school so he deded to check itut and there he saw a hip can a of the cross and a plaque saying that the original cross is at georgetown university. >> and that's when my curiosity was aroused. i never saw a cross like this at georgetown. where could it be, i wondered. >> reporter: father murphy asked everyone on campus and even the archivies didn't know aut the cross but one day the priest was rooting around in a storage room

behind the south tower. >> and i only got so far when i tripped and almost fell on my face and there it was. >> reporter: murph had literally stumbled over one of y the universi relics. >> it may have beener sitting th for 1 lunn careers. >> reporter: today the cross hangs in dahlgren chapel in the heart of the campus and this weekend the cross is coming down. on monday, march 25th, 2019, father murphy will take the cross back to st. clement island where another catholic priest with theked asho cross 385 years ago to the day. >> and here i am holding it in hand and walking back with itto where it game from. that kind of aer expience is very, very hard. you don't want me crying. >> reporter: mark segraves, news 4. >> the return of the cross will be part of the annuad maryl day celebration at st. clement n monday. eum >> it's open to the public, and

we've got all the information you need in the nbc washington app. just such iron cross. incredible. he's putting that in his car and just driving across with that. >> that's crazy. very cool. >> good story. >> what'hi not crazy is weather, right? >> yeah. >> sunshine. winds are gone. we'll soak i today and then i guess snow? >> we've got some snow on the way. >> a little crazy. >> people are like what did you say, snow? >> few light snow showers, rain showers late tonight and through early tomorrow morning, at times it could look like winter around here overnight tonight, yeah. >> and i like your green today. >> where is yours? >> i don't have green. yeah, thank you - i got this. i can't wear green on the green screen and i'm goingouo show why. i do this with kids all the time when we have tour groups. >> are you saying we're like kids in. >> show us, show us. >> i'm -- i'll pull meagan. i see the camera movin and thought that was moving, too. >> go. let's go into our maps right now.

all right. guys. listen. it's not going to be as breezy out there tay. 's going to be rather nice. let me show you this real quick. this is why. because look at that. i can'ten wear g -- because anything that green will key out. righhind here there's nothing but a green screen and two monitors on both sides of the wall. don't see anything except for green and i have noreen dresses at all. pretty cool. so happy st. patrick's d everybody who is wearing green out there today, i'll be wearing it later because it'soing to be so nice out there today. if you liked yesterday you're going to love today, mine yutz e wind, so won't have that wind out there today. now, we do have some rain and snow. meagan mentioned that tonight and tomorrow morning. no accumulation expected. not going to be a big deal. more wet roads than white roads tomorrow. so, kids, you're going to school. sunny and cool and quite sunny by the time we get intowe esday.

current temperatures out there right now 30s and low 40s across the board. we're headed into the low0s for daytime highs, and, again, it's going to be a gorgeous day out there on pour srick's day. get out and eneye it whether you're doi yarork or going out for brunch, church services, parades, all looking good. any nighttime festivities, it's a sunday night so i don't know how much people are going to be late so if you're out after 2:00 or 3:00 that's when we'll see snow and rain moving into our area. not that theig of a deal. temperatures are warm and temperatures will be durin the middle part of the afternoon. sun came up at 7:17 this morning hand goes dow at7:17 tonight. this is our next little system. we're dry until clouds will start to spread into our area after dinner. we're dry all the way through midnight tonight and don't think we'll have any rain to really rain on anybody's parade out there, b we will start to see some rain and snow moving in after about 2:00, 3:00 in the g, mornnd it will continue

through that morning commute. so a few flakes flyin around but the ground is so warm. we're in the 50s today and in e upper 50s yesterday and in the upper 70s a day before that so a lot of that will melt on contact. north and west of d.c., could have some grassy areav that white accumulation, higher elevations, maybe minor accumulahion and a lot of is going to be wet snow with rain and it will scoot o of here early afternoon. late-day sunshine hand looking good tomorrow afternoon and in through thursday. light rain jacket and small umbrella, a chilly start and a little bit of a wet start with temperatures in the 30s and we'll warm up to right around 50 grees tomorrow. sunny skies, tuesday, wednesday, and a spotty shower possible on thursday hand less than a 20% chance you'll see it where you are. friday is breezy, but we're prettyet q all up until next weekend,

developing in the midwest in morning, catastrophic flooding nebraska, and it has turned deadly. residents in several towns in the eastern part othe state were told to leave their homes this weekend. saturday evening local officials coerirmed that onen has died in this flooding. two others are missing. the huge swell of water isno fr the melt from this past week's bomb cyclone that hit that part of the country. nebraska's governor sayssthis is the w flooding his state has seen in half a century. several oth states are seeing intense flooding from this

week's snowfall. >> lauryn ricketts has been keeping up with this wild over the last few days. for people who don't know what cyclone. >> listen. we usually have these in the fall and winter, u andally on the coast. i mean, with the land and warm water interaction. we usually see these storms intensify really quickly off the east coast. i'm trying to get my radar back to where i need it to be because i want to show you how this thing develops. this thing was massive in the middle part of the united states. doesn't seem like going to work for me. again. this thing was massive forming through new mexico and here it is right here. look at this. there we g it rapidly intensified over 24 4ours. it dropped millibars of pressure. again, on the north and western side, lots of snow and severe weather down to the south. every severe storm is cyclone. bomb means explosive development and that's what w saw with rapid pressure falling and now

rapid snow hand flooding for t dwest. we don't have any of that here but we do have snow on the way for us, e' be talking more about that and enjoy yourpa stick's day and your monday morning looking a

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incentives for amazon. the death toll rises day disease after a gunman opened fire on crowds of people praying at two mosques in new zealand. this morning the country is looking for ways to make sure that something like this never ppens again. >> a slip of the tongue at a dinner may have given awayn' jo bi plans when it comes to the 2020 presidential race. >> oops. >> we've got a lot to cover this morning, this st. patrick's day morning. eagoing to beiful. sun is shining and what more can you ask for? >> it is nice >> goodorning. i'm meagan fitzgerald. >> and i'm david silver. adam tuss is enjoying this st. patrick's day off. lauryn ricketts is tracking sunny, a little chilly and the good news is we're losing that rong wind. >> we are losing that wind we had yesterday, you're absolutely right,avid. ghter winds, still full sunshine and nice feeling. tebeeratures are going t right around that 50-degree mark. our average temperature of this