can't seem to get rid ofs t weather. >> winter is holding on. good morning. i'm aaron gill grist. >> and i'm eun yang. melissaollet is standing by with a look at your commute but first here's chuck bell. >> where's the love for 78 on friday afternoon? i forgot about that. what have you done for me lately? four things to know about the forecast. s, indeed, cold weather has returned for your monday. cold showers on a monday. nobody likes that, and there's a chancetr for a snowflake for two, but this is not goingo be an accumulating snow staying chilly all day. the good new is i'm optimistic the weekend will turn nice and mild. you can see he no big storms in our immediate future.ha anythings coming down this morning is relatively light, but it is certainly cold raindrops with a few snow flakes here,

southern fairfax county, down towards the alexandria area. raindrops between waldorf and huntingtown, marylan if you can see a snowflake let me know on twitter @chuckbell4. temperatures far enough above freezing where even if you might see a fla you won't have to shovel, it sweep it or plow it. here's your planner then for today. 30s and a few drops this morning, and a continuation oso light rain chances into the early parts of the afternoon. i think by the time we get to 5:00, 6:00, things will be drying out, but it will stay chilly today in the 40s of the you'll definitely need your warm jacketld today. weather ahead. more about that coming up. >> good morning. clinton. inbound branch avenue, stay right to get by a crash there. opper 4 right now over the beltway here inneroo outer loop near georgia avenue, everything is looking very normal. 95 near woodbridge, slower than normal because of an earlier vehicle fire.an you might to think about the express lanes if you're

leaving sometime soon. gainesville, lee highway, ramp to eastbound i-66, only the right lane and south riding a crash reported as well. >> melissa. thank you. your time is 6:02. armed and dangerous. that's how prince george's county suspect in a weekend shooting. >> that shooting happened in lanham and justin finch is live at the police headquarters with the latest on this. justin. >> reporter:aaron, neighbors say this deadly shooting is the last thing they thought would happen. after al they had seen the suspect they say at victim's home helping d out andng chores, and this morning he's now wanted for his uncle's deh. come take look. here he is, 20 years osman koloko, the man police are looking for. he's from the montgomery county area, but he's wanted for shooting and killing his 69-year-old uncle and a second woman who is nowco ring from her injuries. this all happened about 3:00 a.m. sunday, pole say, after a

heated argument at koloko's uncle street. they say osmankolok opened fire after that argument. the investigate a that home went on for hours, and some neighbors are now deep in grief saying they new the ed earl koloko for decades. >> forensic trucks right in front of my house. i knew forensic had something to do with him. i never realized it was him. i never real it was him. >>ooking again at 20-year-old oman koloko. he's armed and dangerous and is ontion for a gun violation charge. we're live here in palmer par justin finch, news 4. >> justin, thank you. new this morning, d.c. police are investigating a man's death inoutheast. police say the man was found unresponsive inside this complex early yesterday morning.

this is in the 1800 block of q street southeast which is right near kramer middle school. th man's name has not been released, and no word on a suspect. working morning we're to learn more about a baby found unconscious and not breathing inside a d.c. home. district police arrived at a g street southeast home yesterday af frnoon. officend the child with traumatic injuries. the baby is now in graveco ition. we have not yet been told how the baby was hurt, and no arrests have been made in this case. it's now 6:04, the death toll from last week's new aland attack has risen. over the weekend another person died bringing the total numr of victims to 50. >> many people spent the past respects aying their to those killed. large memorials have been created near the sites of the shoongs while residents are mourning. the country's leaders are taking riaction. the minister says new gun control measures will be announced in a matter of weeks.

>> ways to bring in effective regulation of firearms that actually target those tt we need to target and that is our focus. >> investigators say a 28-year-old whitre scist from australia is responsible for the massacre. so far he's bee charged with one count of murder, but the number of charges is expected to rise. used suspected gunman facebook to live stream the attack. since then facebook and social media companies have been working to remove it from their platforms. this is a still frameli of the stream which ran for 17 minutes. facebook ss in the fir4 hours alone after the attack it removed about 1.5 million clips of the massacre. youtube says it terminated any account that shared the video. new zealand says anyone who shares the footage is violating local law. new details about the investigatn into this monday's deadly plane crash in ethiopia. data fm the plane's barbara boxer has already been

recovered, and investigators say it is similar to information recovered from last year's lion air crash in indosia. th involved boeing 737 max 8 planes. both planes flew erratically suggesting the pilots strugtoed ontrol the aircraft, and they both crashed shortly after takeoff. many countries, including the u.s., have ground theirleets of 737 max 8 planes. thenow to the latest on historic flooding in the midwest. at least three people are now tanfirmed dead. a look at just how high the water has reached in some places. melting snow has flooded creeks and rivers. homes have been flooded. hundreds of ridents throughout iowa, nebraska and wisconsin have been evacuated, and in some areas rescue efforts have been difficult because of washed out bridges and roads. a lot of people are stranded in their homes. >> my mom is actually stranded in our neighborhood currently. she's by herself but doing okay of the ot get in or out neighborhood. >> the water levels in all three straights have now set new

records. officials say the water is not expeed to recede i some areas until later this week. new this morning, there's added pressure to fix the giant mpotholes onor d.c.-area roadways. take a look. this is video we've been showing you from chopper 4 of the potholes on the baltimore washington parkway but the george washington parkway and rock creek parkway are also a mess and fixing it all will take a lot of money. the park service believes it hae than the needed money to fix all the pothole . eed limit has been lowered to make the road safer but maland senator chris van hollen says the situation is unacceptable and the park service needs com up with a faster fix. over the weekend a meeting to vote on millions of dollars worth of incentives to bring acamazon's hq2 project to area sprirld out of control.

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open the nbc washington tapp. he trump administration for another ing up gun battle, this time over seismic testing on the eastern seaboard. friday they approved a request to use sound waves to search for oil and gas undf the floor the atlantic ocean. environmentalists say the sounds would significantly impact sea life. rely on ns and whales sound to communicate, find mates, find food and avoid predators. >> the government agrees there could be an impact but not enough to seriously affect marinee. l several atlantic states worry the testing could threaten the fishing an tourist industries that bring in several billion dollars.o several planhallenge the decision in court. this morning we're learning more about the murder of reputed bob moss francesco cali. anthony camell offstaten island wa arrested this weekend in connection to this murr. police stay he shot cali several times outside of o his home

wednesday and while we're learning new details investigators say the inrsstigation could take y to reach a conclusion. >> while we believe we have the shooter in custody for this incident, the investigation is far at this point from over. >> reporter: new yorkederal prosecutors say cali was an under boss for the infame to us gambino family. m the number of democrats i officialthe race for the white house officially grew over the weeke y. for nk kirsten gillibrand made her ran official. >> we've brave win. >> we'll brave win. >> gillibrand seizing on the word brave there. in the video she calls for universal health care and a green new deal. the democrat asked supporters to meet next sunny f a rally outside trump tower in manhattan. till not in the race is former vice president joe biden. >> he may have raised some hopes over the weekend. he spoke at a fund-raising dinner in dell way, and a slip of the tongue brought the crowd

t.to its f take a look. >> i'm the most progressive record ofnybody running -- anybody who would run. [ applause ] >> i didn't mean it. of anybody who would run. >> a definite announcements expected around early to mid-april. some insiders claim bid told them he is certain he will run. > 6:11 now. a d.c. par used one of its busiest days help one of its employees. >> franklin hall know dated part of sunday's proceeds to nathanens and family whose daughter is battling a rare liver disease. she needs a liver disease and tesis parts to of work. we should also note on saturday he was given some promising news. doctors may have found a donor.

>> all i know is we've got the right blood type. if it is, then actually tomorrow she will go into surgery a my prayers have been answered. >> if you want to help thens family withheir medical bills, go tour nbc website. we don't know if the surgery happened yesterday. look at that sweet face. >> the way scientists are fighting infections using soil. and if you haven filed that tax return yet, we have good news about this year's inrefunds. chuc >> and we have good news about this week's coming weekend as well. saturday sunshine temperatures near 60. sunshine on sunday and temperatures near 70. a couple of rain chances between now and the

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the sounds of irelandilled the air outside of martin's tavern on the corner ofn wisconnd n streets, a washington institution. the pub serves guinns well as traditional traditional irish food such as bangers and mash and irish stew. anyone who may have had a bit too much fun was given a free ride by lyft. >> were they he that night in. >> st. patrick's day, not just a bar holiday, celebrated on the racetrack, too. i think we have autobon speedway event. they hosted their st. patrick's day race. every hour racers lined up to beat the leprechaun around the track. >> where's the leprechaun in. >> right there with the person. >> the green. >> winners were able to choose their prizes from a magic pot of

gold. >> haven't seen how the races >> looks like fun. >> nearly killed in a could carting incident. >> we'll dealing with a little bit of rain today. it won't be a big impact, so a cold raindrop or two or even a wet snowflake can't be completely ruled out but other than the chill in the air today will be a relatively low impact weather day on your outdoor activitit'. right now a chilly 42 in washington. a light wind out of the b northeast h of a windchill out there, so current temperatures are mostly in the mid to upper 30s now, but, again, you'll need to shave off four or five degrees for the feels-li factor. current temperature 35 in gaithersburg and 34 in frederick, maryland, 36 in leesburg and stafford and it quantity quo and 34 now i clinton, maryland. so as you're planning out yourc

ute then for today, a raindrop, maybe a snowflake or two here early thisorning with temperatures in the mid to upper 30s. in the mid-s bynoontime and, again, there can still be a drop or two there, as late as 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon. here it in on storm team 4 radar, light amounts of rape or a wetlakes here. mainly on for the washington area and points south towards south county. these individual drops and flakes areoving off to the east, so southern anne arundel county. you can see the little weather system doesn't have much moisture to worith. there's a little ripple in the atmosphere back here. once we have aim little da heating, we'll see more in the way of a light rain chance m blossoming latning into early afternoon. high spots of west virginia, that's where there's afohance maybe a tenth of an inch of snow but that's not going to happen around here and everything is really starting to dry out past 5:00 or 6:00 this evening. dry weather f your tuesday and

your wednesday. now on your thursday another chance for a couple of showers around here but no heavy rain is expected. a good chance this week for your spring flowers to pop up out of the ground, soh 40s w clouds and a few drops around today. 50 with sunshine. 55 with sunshine on your wednesday. next chance for rain after tod comes up on thursday with some showers around, and then, as i mentioned, we'll be drying out for the weekend. let's go over to first 4 traffic and hear from melissa. >> good morning. delays inbound branch self-at surrat road as you'rede head r kenilworth road. montrose northbound and southbound locking okay. 95 northbound near woodbridge, l still altle bit slow. take the express lanes if you're headed outometimes soon.

gainesville, northbound lee highway, ramp closed and inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, no major issues. the radar showing you we might have moisture falling but not necessarily hitting the ground. travelimes in marylan and virginia look pretty typical. listen to ptop 103.5 fm when you [female voiceover]e penfed car buying service from penfed credit union, you can get rates as low as 1.49% apr on new vehicles. and everyone is welcome 1.49% apr onto apply.cles. visit penfed.org [music]

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w that will walk you through the process in our nbc washington app. just search credit report. back to you. 6:26.t's now coming up it's time torc dance. ma madness is here, and we're going to fill you in on the local teams to root for us a fill out your bracket. w about those terps, chuck. >> no kidding, and last year it was the only time a number one seed ever lost to a 16 seed. ask uva fans how they faile feel about this little pce of trivia. dog walking, my two knuckleheads backrom the weekend out asking are we there yet? finally backom again. dog walking later, a couple of flakes, drierateather l on, but staying on thehilly side all day. >> reporter: we're live on the bw parkway just about to get on right now where the potholes are wide andeep causing to you slow down and, of course, flat retires. why t may not be enough why t may not be enough money

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listen, chuck remindeds that friday is a beautiful day and gets credit for that. >> andg this com friday will be pretty decent. >> have to wait until the fray. >> a goo way to start the weekend. >> we'll talk to melissa mollet about the morning commute but first chuck bell will telle if was right or wrong about what i said about friday. did i get it right? >> sny and nice and near 60 degrees with sunshine on friday so that will be nice indeed. syour monday morning getting off to a cloudy and a cold start. you can see here on the last two hours of radar imagery that a little area of light raindrops and wet snow flakes have been moving right throu of the d.c. metro area. heading out into princgeorge's county, anne arundel count deand waldorf and la platea. this is an impact for us this morning. cold enough to snow but most everyone above freezing. you won'te h sweep or shovel it, and kids you won't get out of school because of it either. just know that your monday will be cloudy and chilly. there will be another chance for light raindrops coming up around

noontime today so your school ,day foreca cold raindrops and a wet snow flakes or two this morning while y the rain buses. rain chances drop at 3:00, y 4:. ner warm coat and hat and pack your little umbrella to play it on the safe side. today the daily grade, melissa mollet, below average and in e 40s. >> nobody likes below average. >> thank you, chuck. inbound, branch avenue at surrat road. real delays headed into need to stay right to get by that accident. radar showing you wheree we h something falling from the sky in that area. it looks worse than it is, again, as chu has been telling us. a lot not hitting the ground. there's a crash reported near northbound,nd 95 the main lanes approaching woodbridge will quite sw from an early vehicle fire. the express lanes might be a good idea for you if you're headed out. 66, a little slowdown near manassas and the travel times

no, major issues. >> let's get rig to a developing story right now. prince george's county police are looking for this man and warning that he may be armed and dangerous. 20-year-old osman koloko is wanted in connection with the shooting death of hle u and wounding a would. the shooting happened early sunday morning in lanham. news 4's justin finch is following the latest on this investigation. he'll join us with mor at 6:45. also developing this morning, a bizarre death investigation in clark county virginia. police say a deadly car acciden may be more complicated than originally thought.e officers w called to a scene off route 7 just over the line om loudoun county yesterday morning. they found a man dead inside a pickupruck that had crashed into a tree, but now they say his injuries do not appear consistent with a caren acc the body was taken to a medical examiner in manassas. we'll update you with more information as it's released. 6:33 right now, new

zealand's prime minister promises immediate actionn gun control as memorials for victims killed in the mosqu shootings grow. hundreds of people laid flowers and paid their respes at the site of one of the shootings. 50 people have died from the shooting at two mosques in christchurch on friday. police say the gunman used military style automatic weapons investigators say the 28-year-old is a white supremacist from australia. over theeekend he was charged with one count of murder, but that number is expected to rise. and in a man festo the suspected guean put out befhe shooting he mentioned president trump. praised the presidents a symbol of new white identit and common purpose. the president's critics says his rhetoric is urging such violence. closing arguments will take place in the murder trial f a north carolina artist who was killed in d.c. nearly two years

ago. elijah toray is charged with was in g the woman who town working on a project at the corcoran gallery. she was found tortured inside her basement apartment on 14th street northeast. she died one day before her 35th birthday. 6:34 now. this is a look from chopper 4t some of the giant potholes on the baltimore-washgton parkway, one of the many busy area roadways rippled with potholes and they have caused a lot of flat tires and car damage, too. >> there's added pressur for the national park service to fix the potholes. we're live now with more details. ss reporter: that added pe coming from a maryland senator. we just passed really bad spot where a car was getting towed o thebw parkway. on the stretch now where it's a little smoother. but as you know, folks who use the parkway and folks who use george washingtonparkway,ock

creek parkway. they have seen the worst of the worst with the deep, wide craters. they are hard to avoid and miss and when hit them, of course, you might get that flat tire. there's slower traffic and the conditions are much more dangerous as we look at some of the video that we've taken over the past few weeks of the potholes that have created tough conditions. as you might expect commuters really want a fix right away, but the national park service is saying they have a huge funding gap. their 20-year transportation funding has a huge gap of $50 million and the financial needs simply outweigh the available funding. that, of course, not sitting wwell with folks have to drive these stretches hand have no alternatives. of course maryland senator chris van hollen, we're hearing fro him. he's written a scathing letter to the national park service demanding immediate action, faster services and asking the agency to work with the federal

highway administration and van hollen said lowering the speed limit is not an adequate substitute f repair and won't ensure the safety of the commuters on the heavily traveled parkway, that, of course, the bw parkway. the park service, of course, lowered the speed limit on the parkwayou between 197 and 32 as a result of the conditions here. that's the very latestn this back and forth about funding and when we can expectx, a permanent fix for these stretches. back to you. >> all right. molette green, thank you. today d.c. mayor murual bowser will deliverire state of the district address at the unersity of the district of columbia. tune in to hear her plaor second terms. >> get ready for an afternoon spilled with basketball so whether you're a sports fan or onot, it's hard not notice all the march madness around here, feefrks righ

>> going to get ugly. >> 70 teams are in the running to be named the championsf e big dance. >> and we do have a few cloak local teams to root for. virginia cavaliers the numr one thi for the third time in four seasons. they arexpted to beat the number 16 seed, gardner webb, small private school. they will face off on friday. t >> remember l year, virginia was upset. they were a number one seed, upset in the first round. >> against a 16. >> crazy. >> it could happen. >> the terps secured a sixth seed,onut we still d know who they will play. they will take on the winners of tomorrow's belmont/temple matchu >> and the hokies have the highest seedn school history right now. they are a number four seed. they will take on st. louis friday night. also the first-time vasginia techade the tournament three years in a row and for my fellow u rams. >> rams nation. >> we're in it, too. >> look at you knowing the terminology. >> because i sit next to you. >> an eight seed vc sglu the

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. welcome back at 6:40. southside his surprise at an nba game last night. 767ers forrd and former wizard wound upn the crowd and instead of getting back on the court, took a moment to tryut e fan's beer. >> some local fare. >> just taking time to be ithe ment. he was in milwaukee which is

named brew city s it made sense. >> right back in the game. >> so this next piece of real never does get old. >> never does. a maryland mom sang at a terps game and embarrassed her son back in december. she's kind of my hero. here's the video thatuickly went viral when it happened. you can see her singing kelly cl kson's song since you've been gone. this is so good. >> that hood is nigenough. >> it's video you could show your kids this is what could happen if you don't listen to me. on the terps fan cam and her son blake totally morfied. he tried to hide his head in the hoodie. kelly clarkson invited them both on stage at heroncert in baltimore. >> please welcome mandy and you'veo the stage "since been gone" is one of my all-time favorites, one that you can just like belt out. >> yes. >> we all know the words. kelly clarkson gave her son a

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an argument ends with a dely shooting in prince george's county. now police are searching for this man. 20-year-old osman koloko is wanted in connection with his .uncle's dea news 4's justin finch is live in palmer park with the details on the investigation. justin, good morning. >> reporter: aaron, ean, morning. an urgency from prince george's police to find this man as quickly asossible and get him

into cut dishes and they are hoping the public can help. they want you to take a very goodook at this picture again. this is 20-year-old osman koloko of montgomery county. they say suny close to 3:00 a.m. he was in his uncle house lanham when something set off a very heated argument. that led osman, they say, to pull out a gun andhoot a kill his uncle. a woman, we're told was also injured. she is now recovering. kolok's next door neighbor was shocked to see her friend's home turned into a crimee scene. ays the elder koloko was a kind man and neighbor that she has known for decades. >> he was one of the nicest people you want to see he did not meddle with anybody, him or her. our conversation was like good neighbors. >> reporter: and this morning still at large osman koloko,

again, 20 years old. records show he has a gun possession charge and is on probation for that. police do consider him armed and dangerous. they say if you see him to not approach but to instead call 911 so officers can take him into custody. justin finch, news 4. >> justin,nk tou. anne arundel police say they have found what appears to be a body found at the scene of a brush fire. >> this is chopper 4 over that scene this brush fire was in a wooded area off rchie highwayer in sycamore drive in glen burnie. we're working to learn more about this and will update you if we get more information. this morning we're learning more abo baby found unconscious and not breathing inside a d.c. home. d. police arrived a a home ont g str southeast yesterday afternoon and found the child with traumatic injuries. th baby is now in grave condition. >> it's 6:47. etesident trump is the

criticized for t slamming the late senator john mccain. yesterday president tru accused mccain of colluding with democrats to sink his 2016 presidential campahen. laims senator mccain was the source that leekaked the infamo dossier to the press and on saturday he lashed out against mccain f voting to repeal obamacare. mccain's daughter came to her ouughter's defense saying no one will ever love the way they loved my father. john mccain died in august due to a brain tumor. >> the presidential democratic race is getting der. >> a slip of the tongue by joe biden brought the crowd to its feet. watch this. >> i haveheost progressive record for anybody running -- anybody who would run.

[ applause ] i di't mean it. ofld anybody who wun. >> a definite announcement id expected aro early to mid-april. some insiders claim biden has told them he's certain he will run. the "today" show will have more on this coming up at:0a.m. overnight police in s new zealand the gunman accused of killing 50 people at two mosques acted alone. police say the suspect used military-style automatic weapons. now the prime minister promised immediate action on gun control. >> infact, i strongly believe that the vast majority of gun owners in new zealand wl agree with the sentiment that change needso occur. i in fact believe that they will be with us. >> hundreds of people laid flowers and paid their respects at site of one of the shootings. 50 peopl have now died from the

shooting at two mosques inch chrich on friday. >> this morning we have new details about the investigation into last week's deadly plane crashn ethiopia. data from the plane's black box has been igcovered. inveors say it's similar to information recovered from last year's lion air crash in indonesia. planeseing 737 max 8 flew erratically suggesting the ilots struggled to control the aircraft. both crashed shortly after takeoff. many countries, including the u.s., have now grounded their eleets of 737 max 8 planes. develop in midwest, at least three people are now confirmed dead because of those historic floods. melting snow has forced creeks and r to overflow. homes have been flooded. hundreds ofesidents throughout iowa, nebraska and wisconsin have been evacuated. in some areas rescue effortsif have been dficult because of washed out roads and bridges. many people are stranded in their homes right now. officials say the water is not

expected to recede in some areas until later this week. >> it is 6:51 now. let's turn to our local weather again. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell back with details on what could be a wet monday. >> cloudy skies for sure and o pocket light rain or snow possible here this morning and a chance for light rain lat t on day. a little hint of early morning color in our eastern sky and can you tell by this camera that there's a lot ofloud cover outside early this morning. 42 now in washington. a light o wind outthe northeast has a windchill of 38 here in town. current temperatures are mostly in the 30s in the suburbs, so windchills are down near the freezing mark this morning. you'll certainly need your warm coat but temperature are mostly above freezing. that's an important part of the forecast. there are some snow flakes to be found out there, but with temperatures 35 or higher it's only just barely cold now have snow. it's not cold enough to stick to the ground. emperatures today will eventually get up into the upper 40s to maybe near 50 degreesor aucky few. but otherwise a cloudy and

chilly day today. storm tea, 4 rad little bit of light rain with a snowflake or two mixed in. northern parts of prince george's county and headed out towards the south side of the chesapeake bay bridge. i'll widen it can you see the storm system has very little to work a little bit to work with. it will come during the peak ofe dayteating so i do think the clouds will lower and thicken during the le morning hours and a little chance for light rain will come in the early part of the afternoon and quickly fade away as we get to 5:00 or can have this evening. dry weather for your tuesday. dry wther for your wednesday. here we are thursday morning at 5:00 a.m. thick clouds once again in place and ael lood of hit-and-miss showers off and on throughout the day. er still it gets out of here for friday and leaves us dry for the weekend with a nice warming trend coming. 40s with clouds and drops today. 50 and sunshineor tw. 55 and sunshine wednesday. still 50s with r anothern chance on thursday and dry

friday, saturday and sunday, about 60 degrees or better both days this weekend. melissa? >> that does look pretty good. i've got to say. taking a look at clinton here. delayed. inbound branch avenue. justat new su road. stay right to get by. can you see that slowdown as and, e headed into town again, the radar showing you everything that chuck was talking b.lots that ve not even touching the ground. 95 here near woodbridge s right now in the main lanes looking pretty good. the express lanes might be the key if you're head out sometime soon because w do have slowdowns in the main lanes though they are moving a bit better than they were. inner, outer loop, no big complaints. sn up top and outer loop as you're heading across your georgia avenue,th colesville area is where it starts to get to you hit the brakes there. metro,silver, orange, blue lines delays to largo town center. prock on thetaracks there. ng a look at your travel times. 270 southbound, pretty normal. 38 miles per hour. top of the beltway, what we just talked about, 25 miles per hour.

virginia eastbound 66 a fairfax county beltway to the parkway and 95 in a virginia quantico and 49 miles per hour. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car today. guys? >> thank you, melissa. in case you missed it over the weekend arlington county board has approved a multi-million dollar incentive package for amazon. e approval came after a tense public meeting on saturday that included protesters being removed byol pe. amazon could receive a $23 result of out as a the day. the company says it will bring more than $3 bilon inax revenue to the county in the next 20 years. can you find out more about this deal and those protests in the nbc washington app. amateur hockey players participated in an annualnd -raiser for the fortt dupont iceen ara. >> they played a 12-hour hockey game. the arena is trying to raise money for a new two-rink facility to help support kid on

ice. they say youth membership is growing and so is the need for a bigger space to accommodate everyone. >> we had over 3,000 ks participating. we do have wait liz on some ofo programs and with the hock he and skating programs expanding in the area in then past t years there's a huge need, especially right here in the city. >> after some controversy,d.c. some of corrode to put the city's money towards the new rink but the nonprofit board that runs the ice arena still needs to raise $3 million by next february. >> here are four thingso know right now. d.c. mayor murual bowser will lay out her plans for second term asmayor. she will deliver her state of the district address this afternoon at the university. the district of columbia. check out the nbc washington app for details. there's added pressure to fixhe destructive potholes across our area. there's major d.c. area

roadways, and fixing them will take a lot of money, according to our news parter in the the park service believes they have less than half the money they need to fix all the potholes. look for for on the nbc washington app. closing arguments will start today in e murder trial of a north carolina artist who was killed in d.c. two years ago. elijah torre is charged with murderinghe woman. follow news 4's meagan fitzgerald on twitter for the updates. the suspected gunman in new zealand put out a manifesto just before friday's in it he praised president trump as a symbolf new white identity and common purpose. the white house rejects any connection between the president and the attack inea newland. the latest on the inves ugation comi on the "today" show. ten-dayt. forec here you go. chilly and cloudy. a few drops around. may want to grab the umbrella on the way out the door. a few dry days. our next chance for rai will be on thursday. ers that all right. both days for the weekend look dry withic a little warming

trend. >> got to like that. taking a look at clinton inbound branchvenue at surrat avenue. still a delay and have to stay right to get by there. 95 near woodbridge, mai i lane a little slow. >> melissa, thank you. that's "news 4 tod y." apprecia waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll see new 25 minutes for local news, weather and traffic. until then, e >> make it a grade monday, everybody. ness

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. good morning, urecedented disaster, historic flooding in the midwest now blamed for at least three deaths forsang thounds to flee theirho mes. >> this our entrance. insane. >> nebraska dealing with the worst flooding there in half aur ce entire communities cut off, and the water is still ising. unbearable grief, overnight emotional memorials for the 50 victims of the mosque shootings in new zealand, and the hero whose quick thinking saved lives. >> i just wanted to take the focus out from the mosque. >> just ahead what we're learning about the gunman's twisted plot. on a tear, the president spends his weekend onwitter