language and heak s it. go to project hope .org to redonate. ing news as we wind up the week at 6:00, the end of th special counsel investigation. robert mueller has completed his work and submitted his report to the attorney general, william bas. >> that n broke about an hour ago. and within 15 minutes the attorney general released a letter saying he could send congress a summary of the mueller report as early as this weekend. >> it is up to the attorney general just how mh of that report gets shared with the public. he has said before that he will share as much as h legally can. >> nbc news has also learned there will not be any moredi ments from the mueller investigation. but we don't know what the report will or will not say about conduct that falls short of criminal activity. that number of indictments

stopping at 37 now. pete williams was on the air at 5:00 when that news broke. here's petealking abouthat exactly happened late today and what it meanbe >> so t very clear, this is all we know. that bob mueller has ssmitted report to the attorney general. period. we are not going to hear today what the report says.on the s thing, and this is important to emphasize, this means that the special counsel's work is done. because the rulesy specifica say that he does not submit a report until at the conclusion of t special counsel's work. so that means bob mueller is no longer, asfr of a short tim now, the special counsel. there'll be no more indictments from the special counsel. now one question had be, might he, at the last minute, file indictments. that didn'tkeeem li. but it doesn't seem now that that's going to happen. so no more indictments. and that means that during the

entire course of his work, assignedo determi whether anyone in the trump campaigne meddled in election, he never found evidence to submit a criminal prosecution accusing anyone of that.t soesn't mean that the investigating stops, because remember, robert mueller was part of the justice department. the special counsel's office. the work will go on just as it was going on before robert mueller was appointed special council. it will be cared on by the justice department, by the u.s. attorneys in new york andinere he district of columbia. but robert mueller's work is done ais report has been handled to william bar. out whenve to fin barr is going to tell congress what it says. f reactionm the white house already coming in, though it has been measured so far. >> perhaps an indication or reminder that no one really knows yet, asid from the eller team and now the attorney general, what exactly

is in that report. here's the statement from the president's personal attoeys, rudy giuliani and jay sekulow. quote, we're pleasedhat the office of special council has deliveredto its reporhe attorney general pursuant to the regulations, attorney general barr will determine the appropriate next steps. end ote. >> democratic leaders nancy pelosi and chuck schumer releasing a joint statement reading inpa, quote, now that special counsel mueller has submitted his report to the attorney general, it's imperative for mr. barr to make the full report public and provide its underlying domation and findings to congress. attorney general barr mustgi no president, his lawyers or his staff any sneak preview of special counsel mueller's findings or evidence and the t white house mot be allowed to interfere in decisions about what parts of that are made public. >> we've been hearing about

other investigations. mark warner, a leader on tee send other investigations up there had this to say. he's calling for swift transparency -- expecto hear ie wordnc transpay a lot the days if not weeks to come. scott macfarlane has been monitoring developments in the story over the last hour for us. >> tk tos about the actual letter attorney general barr sent. who did that go to and what -- thank you, sir, what are the mechanicsxtf what happens >> this whirlwind of news began when this letter surfaced and ia ernment officials and m members got ahold of it. this is a letter from the attorney general, mr. barr, to key stakeholders in congress, alerting them that thert muelle read been delivered to the department of justice and saying that the attorney generalould brief four key members a of congreearly as tomorrow. the chairman and the ranking members of the senate and house judiciary coittees. th committees that have

oversight of the department of justice and therefore over robert mueller. the letter says, i remain t committe as much transparency as possible and i will keep you informed as to the status of my review. that's from the attorney general to members of congress. there could be ang brie it could be tomorrow, sunday, may not h happen on tl, it could be in the justice department, no matter what, itill likely leek out of congress soon thereafter. it has been neay two years, 675 days by washington's count, and it has felt like the waiting game has gone much longer than that. >> you don't say, in this town especially, and especially true in recent weeks of the speculation when this would be >submitted. e continue with blayne alexander at the white house this evening. blayne?s >> reporter: t really has been the biggest shadow hanging over the trump presidency since the earliest days of this administration.

we know that robert mueller's investigion is over. the report has been turned over to thege attorneral william barr but there's a lot we don't know, chief among those questions what is inside and how much of it will be made afpubli? ter almost two years the long-awaited report from special unsel robert mueller is complete. now in the hands of attorney general william barr. >> expectations are high, i ink themerican people are thirsty to find out what has gone oron. >> rr: mueller appointed in may of 2017 appointed by rod rosenstein to investigate russian interference in the 2016 presidential election and whetherembers of the trump campaign were working with russian officials. mueller's work has already led to indictments of 37 people, including michael flynn, paul manafort, roger stone, and michael cohen. those public indictments on

charges ranging from bank and tax frauds to making false statements so far do not allege coornation between russia a the trump campaign. >> there's no collusion. >> reporter: it's an investigation that has loomed over president trump who haspe edly slammed the investigation and denied any wrong doing. >> the entire thing has been a witch hunt. no collusion. >> reporter: as f making it public? >> let it come out. >> reporter: that's up to attorney general william barr, asked about it at his h confirmatiring. >> i'm going to make as much information available as icoan istent with the rules and regulations. >> reporter: mueller's work ending but likely another battle over how much of it, anden it will be seen. we've heard calls from democrats calling forull transparency when it comes to the report. the democrats will not be shypo issuing sas when it comes

to the report. even subpoenaing r himself. er let's talk about the president's schedule, we know there's a republican fund-raiser, he seems to be traveling with his key aides, a larger teamuahan what do we know about the days to come for him? >> repter: so in all of the tea leaf reading we've been t dins week, we noted that sarah sanders wen to florida with him. we know she already tweeted out a statement saying he h not been briefed nor has the white house received a copy of this. it the president planning on being in florida for the weekend. we know the white house or his lel team has put together a pre-bundle if you will, so we can expt to likely hear more things from the white house throughout the weekend. blayne alexander. blayne, thank you so much. this eris, of course, afluid situation that will continue to develop over the weekend. >> keep itere for complete coverage. ahe f in aew minutes we'll be joine by nbc's political

director and moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. >> we g to our weather, a fast moving line of storms came and went thisafternoon. >> we've seen everything, hail and winds and we areeot d with those strong winds and rain chances or even the coldtoo. here's the time lapse from out of our tower cam. the clouds and rain quickly filling the screen. >> nasty. >> on the ground from ourte sto am 4 weather deck, a clearer picture of theain and of that flag whippndg in the wi >> many of you sent us video of small hail falling across the l ike this one fromch falls ch and then check out this in tyson's, a mix of hail and graupelaroatingand the grounds as well. >> we looked outs our n room window you pointed out the graupel was hitting us at 4:00. >> yeah. it was amazing what we were seeing with graupel coming through, also known as snow

pellets or soft hail because it is softer than regular hail, it hits your windshielnd you see it splatter like a rain drop. look at what's going o now. i'll put this into motion here the past cple hours, one thing you notice, you see that intense line coming through theea a little bit earlier, right there. it is now through the entire region but you can see a couple of other lines that have developed and each of those have had graupel associated with it as well. the heaviest line in extreme southern maryland still seeing orowers in prince 's county, calvert county. this is another area we could e a little graupel out of leesburg, montgomery county, poolsville. headsp in that area. shouldn't amount to much. what will amount to mucs the wind behind this system. we have a wind advisory in effect for all the areas back to the west wind gusts upwards of 40 to 50

miles an hour through the the night tonight. we'll talk about that in about 10 minutes. now to big developing transportation news. northbound lanes of the gw parkway have been closed all day because of this massive hole. >> now we're learning the closure is going to be in pla through the weekend. adam tuss is live along the parkway tonightith the details of what is simply a mess out there. adam? >> reporter: such a mess, ieri. no laughing matter, to be honest here becauseow often do you get to stand in the middle ofnhe george washing parkway at rush hour. it is closed from 123 all the way up to thedealbeltway, the massive sink hole, the work to fix it is just getting started. watch as a construction worker disappears into the massive hole that's now on the right-hand side of thew parkwa on the northbound lanes. crews will have to work get ghout the weekend to this road back open.

>> water is definitely the cause of the sink hole. c we'rtinuing to assess the damage so that we can understoo whathappened. >> reporter: crews tell us a 60-year-old storm water drain burst under the road, likely overwhelmed by the rain we've had over the last day or so, and that started t wash away the under side of the road. >> a total thnightmare. whole road is potholed plag and then this, it's disaster. >> reporter: the sink hole first appeared like this. one worker even putting a measuring tape down the hole to see how far down it nt. now though more questions for the park service aeroadway after roadway underatheirch develops issues. a lot of people were looking at the baltimore washington parkway, now the gw parkway. are they being maintained the way they should. >> park service maintains at the

highes level. >> reporter: for now work continues. some patience starting to wear thin with par service roads. we found out the national park service just in our area has $900 million of deferd maintenance on its paved roads. that means they have almost a ba billion dollars of work to get to because they don't have the money. >> commuters deserve the weekend. adam tuss on the scene for us. when we come back, continuing coverage of our breaking story othe day and potentially of the year. special counsel robert mueller submits his reportthe attorney general. >> political director, chuck todd will join us on the other side of the break live in the studioo talk about t

there has been a lot that has unfolded over the past week, again. but as we've seen over the past several months late on a friday, as we've sa t, alwaye to blow that all up. >> and this friday has been no different with the breaking news just over an hour ago that special counsel robert mueller has submitted his report t the attornneral. coming out at i think, 5:08 this afternoon. >> busiest man i building joining us to sort it out and the newevelopments and where things go from here is nbc's political director, chuck todd. we have ended one waiting game we may have another, another phase, several. do you expect them to be g unfolds slowly as this did. >> this was the warning.

okay whe d mueller report comes you know we're not going to see it. there isn't going to be anything to read yet. are.'s where we the attorney general, in a letter, has pledged that by the end of the w will at least be able to let cong know which -- who, if an indictments or charges that he decided not to file, and against who. but he may not. he doesn't have to deliver the dy tails of that. what does that mean? congress will have very sparse ideas of who he thought about indicting but then didn't. who -- obviously we know the people he has indicted. if there is a sealed indictment that we don't know about, that'e in the too. but the larger battle will be thee contents of report. remember, it was an investigation that was opened before thereas a special counsel. there was an active fbi investigation, as we now know

e.r andy mcc he opened a counterintelligence investigation on the president after the firing of comey. that is something robert mueller took over. that is also the results oft t counterintelligence investigation is something the intelligence committee is going to wt and wanto see. that is probably the thing that the president should fear the most, bause counterintelligence investigations don't -- they just don't move to indictments. hat still doesn't mean there isn't troubling information that's found. that is where the most damning evidence might be sitting. but the point is the next battle here is going to be the battle to see the contents. >> we know that his work is done. it is done. no further indictments -- >> from hi now there are -- it is possible could bework -- there indictments based on the investigations he's done. based on the work he's done. but no more indictments from him. there appears to be no new sealed indictments. that m doesn'tn there isn't

old indictments that may get unsealed somewhere else. >>o that brings that grand total to 37. we know the work of the office continues -- >> no. the work of this office does not continue. whate has done is he has handed it off to other justice department offis. >> okay. >> for instance, the u.s. attorney in the district is handling roger stone. the eastern district of virginia has been handling some of paul manafort, julian assang so there are pieces already in the system. that's interestinea bob muellery abided by his mandate. and his mandate, he did not -- any time he worried he was going outside the lines of the mandate, which was specifically russian interference and any americans that helped. any time he thought he was delving into anything considered outside the mandate, he handed it off to another u.s. attorney so he never was violating his mandate. that is also -- that's why we're

careful in how we word this and why they're careful i how they word it. >> let's talk about the contents we may end up seeing. barr's hands may be tied to a large extent and he said he'llc ult with rod rosenstein and bob mueller on what he can release. how mur will we h legitimately and how much through leaks? >> if you leak it, it might as well not have happened. because that will allow it to be spun and politicized. is is why they have to air on the side of transparency. there is a law on grand jury secrecy, that's they have to follow the law when it comes to grand jury secrecy. there's also a battle over executiveeg priv when the president's legal team encouraged its officials to cooperation, they did say we're

waing our right to executive privilege down the road. so there'sar of the report based on people that work for the president in the executive branch that they may invoke executive privilege as a way to slow walk or keep the report from going on. everyone has gone on record saying they want it out, trump, trump junior, democrats, republicans, everyone. already.20 hopefuls >> they're all on the board. but nobody said when. so there could be, you tow -- puthis way. i have a feeling the more damning it is the slower walked it could be. the more they think it helps th, the faster they'll get it out. >> is it possible that mueller may have found offenses by the president that while it may not be russian conspiracy, could also result in impeachment talks? which is something that obviously speaker pelosi has been very slow to talk about and has told theparty, take it

easy. >> i think it really depends. it's hard to imagine this report isn't going to have a section about the obstruction issues. what we know in public you could easily say there's, a ca starting in january of 2017, a month didn't go by that the president didn't try to interfere with this investigation, first with comey, drop it with flynn, do this, the firing of comey, then trying to get mueller fired ornd such such un-recused. so there's a public pattern we knew of. how damning is it, how compelling is his report on obstruction? rember, richard nixon essentially was chased out of office f obstruction. not essentially. it was obstruction.s thathe watergate crime that sent nixon out. it's not an unserious thing. i think politics will play a role here, though. what is theetter course of action? if the democrats don't think the

votes are there, even if they think the duty is to do it, do they fear it backfiring or do you make your case to the american people and make it a 2020 issue. >> and let them decide. right. i think the presidential candidates will have moree influen this process than nancy pelosi. meaning how they are reacting to the people on the ground in the race willth senmessage to congress what they can politically get away with it. >>n' they have to hold back much. >> they don't. if they're like the 2020 candidates may think we want damaged trump. we don't want impeachment, we want you paying attention to us. an impeachment proceeding puts the spotlight on d.c. and not iowa. so look, don't think 2020 isn't wrapped up in some of these decisions. >> chuck todd, thank you so much. as busy fridays go -- >> it may d go all sunday.

i like my march madness but we'll get you to tip off. >> march mueller madness. too soon? >> youan find "meet the press" on sunday at 10:30. chuck, thank so much. a busy friday night as you've seen it on news4. we are in weather alert mode. we have more ngst gusty wind and cold i comingn tonight. and cold i comingn tonight. >> doug is bac

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and cold i comingn tonight. >> doug is bac in my johnsonville commercial, we open up in the forest. i'm out in the wild eating my breaast. and all of a sudden, raccoon come up and asked me, "are those bigger patties?" i said, "yep." wolf comes in and says, "wow, that's a lot of sausage." and we had a good laugh about that. (laughing) johnsonville breakfast sausage has 15% larger patties. fits on a biscuit. >> all right. a wild friday afternoon. some people seeing hail, graupel, and then take a look outside our studios, bright

evening.thi >> it's crazy. that sunset is spectacular right now. but the camera has been shaking to your point of wind. >> the flags are really moving too. earlr we saw winds gusting to 60 miles per hour at the airport today to bring in with that graupel we sa look up graupel it's cool. it's actually snow flakes that get super cooled water around it and then becomes rime ice, hail or called soft snow pellets because it is softer than hail but does bounce when it hits. there's your lesson for the day. we still have beautiful skies, but look here, see this coming down, these are just showers or even graupel showersin c down. could even be snow sarwers here in of the area. these are rain shafts making their way down from the clouds.e thes are in loudon county, partsom of mony county and to the south.

the strongest storms are out of here but can't rule out a couple showers.he we have shower activity in st. mary's county, down to the northern neck, down through frederick. and in this area, around leesburg,ou see more showers coming through. most of it on the lightside. we've seen this all day long. and this is all from a storm system that is moving around the other storm system we saw during the day yesterday that brought ushe rain. this one bringing in not just the showers, the graupel and the hail, but alsohe wind and much colder temperatures. look at these numbers right now. ok at the wind chill, 41 in d.c. 31n ocean city, maryland. 26 in pittsburgh. we're seeing winds gusting 40 to in miles an hour tonight. we have aadvisory in effect, it does not include d.c. to the south buttill strong wind there is. winds to 50 miles an hour back

twards west. 56 tomorrow with windy conditions. 63 subd sunday

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and that breaking news if you're just now joining us at 6:30 this evening special counsel robert mueller is done. his repor now in the hands of attorney general, william ba. >> we sent you an alert to your phone the minute we got word. since then we have learned that the attorney general said he could s congress a summary of the mueller report as early as this weekend. our scott macfarlane standing by monitoring the developments and reaction to bring us up to speed

from the live desk. >> thatriefing could happen as early as tomorrow morning, the attorney general promisi only a briefing on principle conclusions in the mueller report. the lettemi he sed to congress late this afternoon, to top members of the house and judiciary committee says the attoey general will remain committed to as much transparency as possible and keep you informed as to they status of review. he said he has received the mueller report and the mueller office is closed for business. the president's press secretary says the next steps are up to attorney genal barr and we look forward to the process taking its course. the white house has not been received or reviewedy the white house. it's unclear if congress wld release it. we know that senator mark warner wants it fully released, at least to congress if not the public. at the live desk i'm scott

macfarlane. back to you. one of the big questions i lingerin if there would be any further indictments from the special counsel. >> in the last hour if you were watching nbc'sen dilanian joined on the set with insight. >> not only is the mueller investigation concluded there will be no further indictments by mueller. there are no sealed indictments. what that means is that robert mueller did not file any charges against any trump associate alleging conspiracy with the russians. he filed charges against a lot of other things and against russians but he didn't file charges in collusion. what we don't know is what hesa in the report about conduct short ofcrimes. will he criticize the esident's judgment, talk about the russiact contas that remain suspicious? will he answer some of these questionshat we all have? >> and will we get to see that part? count on continuing coverage of is bombshell development

throughout this newscan. ill be back with us in about 15 minutes. and "nightly news" with lester holt will have teamer ce here at 7:00. in other news now, jurors in alexdria will return monday to deliberate the fate of a man who claims he killed bause he thought the victim was a werewolf. >> that claim is at the center of the defense team's insanity case. and julie carey has these late developments >> reporter: the final two witnesses for t defense may have been the most important, a forensic psychologist and forensic psychiatrist. they examined theboiller and diagnosed him with by polar d disorder. and they believe he was legally insane at the time he killed brad jackson. a conclusion the ctim's friends struggle with. >> we hope brad didn't die in

vain and this won't be a man who gets out in a couple years and has a life to live and spend time and we will never get brad back. >> reporter: bhasin's family said he began to show signs of illness just days before the killing. he drove to d.c., stopping first at the four seasons i georgetown. they called security when he told them, peoplere going to die. it's going to be a bad day. two hours later he drove to old ontown, walked to the s floor of this building, to the office ofso brad ja bhasin said jackson asked what are you doing here, get the -- out. bhasin then threw a punch. as thought the victim turning into a werewolf. bhasin picked up a box cutter and slashed jackson 53 times.

for brad jackson it wasn't just a bad day, it was his last day because ofhat the defendant did to him, said the orprosec the question isn't whether the defendant is mentally ill, of course, he is. what matter is did he know what he did. they point tohis as premeditati premeditation. but the defense team saino he didn't what he was doing when he killed brad jackson. they're asking the jury to find him noty by reason of insanity. julie carey, news4. when we come right back, an investigation started by our partners at telemundo 44. >> traveler claiming they were duped by a travel age selling

a travel agency i accused ofe selling fake pl tickets to latin america, in some cases to people who desperaly needed to

fly home. it an alleged scam found by telemundo 44. it started with one complaint and then the calls came in. we have details. >> reporter: the question was simple, who was allegedly scammed? allir raising the hands. the potential culprit. victims of a trave agenc that sold them tickets to latin america but say they never got what they paid for. in many cases they needed to travel to countries like el salvador to see a sick family member. randmother says her is like her mom, she has been sick and that's why they needed to travel.s shnly one of the more than 32 people we spoke to. they all say this person took their money.

and after doing somet digging, turns out she's been convicted before in ailery simar case. these court documents show that backhe in 2017 pleaded guilty to charges of theft and had to pay aon restituf almost $34,000. victims started calling policbe last dec and then this year, she was accused of the exact same crime as 2017. her probati revoked. and now she sits in a jail in prince george's county. she says, how is it possible that she did not learn the first time? just thursday we tried to speak with the owner of aztec travel, as you can seee had no comment. he's being sued by victims of the alleged he told them he did not know what his wife wasp to. her next court date is april 1st. telemundo 44 and news4 will be

there and bring you the latest. since the first story aired, we keep getting calls, so far 20 additional calls of people saying they are victims. >> unbelievable. >> they just keep coming in. it's quite shocking. >> what can wel people at home to do to avoid falling for these alleged schem out there. >> these are tips from the better business bureau that you should consider when you're booking travel. first of all, ask information abouthe travel offer in writing before making any form of payment. you shouldlso be aware of high pressure sales tactics like ones that include a time expiration and be ware of low prices and places that only take cash. this is the case with aztec travel, it's cheap, you have to act now.

>> in the previous case some 30 individuals. you personally have met with 20, 25 people all of themaying the same thing happened to me. >> i've spoken to about 25 people and 22 other calls. so this just keeps g going. >> alberto tauhank you for your work. when we come back ken dilanian joins us on set again to talk about the developments of the special counsel investigation.an what more we expect to unfold over the weekend? >>ac doug is with his ten day forecast, a cold, blustery day forecast, a cold, blustery march weekend [female voiceover] with the penfed car buying service from penfed credit union, you can get rates as low as 1.49% apr on new vehicles.

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if you are just joining us at 6:45, the nearly two years yng investigation special counsel robert mueller has been submitted to attorney general william barr. >> and thatns mea mueller's part of the investigation is over. we're joine by nbc news national security consider so consider so dend ken dilanian. so how much of the report are we likely to see? >> in the days ahead we're not doing to see any of the robert mueller report, that's confidential. what we hope to see is a summary by the attorney general. he's first going to brief key members of congress, the heads of the judiciary committee. things point we expect shll leak, that's the way it works in gton. at some point they'll release a summary to the public. to the democrats are going want the whole report. congressional democratlsaid they w this subpoena this

report. >> is this what theoc dts on the hill have been waiting for, now we have the report out of the way, can we head in directions the more we know. >> the's a bipartisan investigation in the senate, they want the evidence that robert mueller has got -- >> can you speak up a little bit becausetr we're havinble with your mic. >> sure. in the house, adam schiff is leading a democrat-only investigation looking broad at the question is president trump under the influence of russia beyond 2016 election they would like to hear what robert mueller has to say about that. >> thanks for stopping back over, ken. much more to come on nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. we turn now to our other big story this evening, whichbe has the weather. so we're going to switchta gear to doug about what a sight

today. we've see sunshine, rain, graupel -- >> can we go a drinking game on graupel. every time you said it i'd be face down. >> you heard me talk about it before. so many people are saying is this a new weather term? no, weed mentit many times. it's rare, we don't see it but a couple times a yea here. graupel, take a look at it, i put it on any twitter page if you want to look. how about this shot, lk at this from our tower cam. >> beautiful. >> isn't that neat? >> bet'tiful. >> t so cool. you're seeing clouds there, you're seeing verga, some rain. >> what's that? >> verga is rain that comes and evaporates before it hits the ground. the rain shafts, that come and are not hitting t ground.

you see it out west. you have some shower activity. cool day weather wise. but cool in a lot of different senses. the temperatures have fallen. nothing towards southern maryland that system is all out of here. we saw severe whether come through but it was amazing with seeing graupel covering the ground in certain areas. wind gusts to 60 miles an hour, trees down, including old georgetown road getting to the beltway. thelouds i was showing you are these here through the leesburg area and jefferson and loudon county. you saw one shower, this one, which is going down route 7. you have another one towards the leesburg ar you'll see that come through as well. maybe a brief shower, that's about it. behind it, look at the snow showers to the west. there's even snow squall warnings today for areas like snow shoe, in west virginia.

look at the winds 26 in d.c. near 40 mile an hour winds in hagerstown. near 40 in leesburg too. see tonightwe'll and that's why we have the wind advisory in effect for aas in own here. it does not include d.c., baltimore, waldorf. but it's still windy here. now temperatures are falling, and with the sun going down, it going to be a chilly night. the wind chills are already 3 i thes in many locations. nd tomorrow, windy and cold early. the wind chill when you wake up about 20, 25 degrees. some of you it could be in the teens early saturday morning. instead of taking the dog out when you get up 7:00, 8:00.se if the dog can wait 8:00, 9:00, maybe 10:00. just ask a onques can you wait, fluffy? hopefully it w fks out because sunshine gets temperatures up to 56 degrees.

still breezy in the afternoon but a little bit nicer as we see the numbers in the mid 50s. sunday a high temperature of 63 degrees. monday a high of 55, 60% of showers of monday and dropping again, 48 on tuesday, 36 for an overnight low wednesday. that'sue chillyay into wednesday. opening day on thursday, i'll be down there, a high60 of 56 for next friday. 72 next saturday. reallyg start see some spring-like weather. and boy do we need it. righs now all e for me on sunday, temperature around 70 degrees. yes, my g's name is fluffy. when we first got it my daughter said let's name it carla, didn't like it. sofluffy. >> carla? >> come here, a la, that doesn't. coming up, march madness on its way. day two kicks off with virginia day two kicks off with virginia oking to

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>> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk. here we go.uv a lot of cavs fans out there brthing a sigh of relief. made it past the first round. >> i should havent p it out earlier, all that wind, that was virginia fans exhaling. who knew it created that storm. this history you know if you don't learn from it you're doomed to repeat it. virginia fans were thinking about that when virginia trailed at halftime by 16 points a year ago they became elimin e eliminated by a 16 seed when they lost. virginia oning the tournament against gardner web, feeling like the bermuda triangle early in the game they hadlashbacks from last year. gardner web up by 10. uva makes a second half push

de-ondrej hunter gets the foul. and ty jerome showing off his range. deflating any chances of gardner web making a comeback. virginia cavaliers make it outst of the found a 71-56 win facing oklahoma next i sunday the round of 32. maryland and the terps are movi on in their 79-77 win overon be this maryland team grows on you. it's growing itself, two freshman, two sophomores in the starting five. johnny holiday has more. reporter: jaylen smith is orom baltimore. there's nothinge impressive than ts monster dunk with less than two minutes to play. >> the day before the game h told me he was going to play

with that dog in me. i said what you mean. he said i'm going to play with that dog in me. that shows what it does. >> this growth, don't think he would have been able to do that at the beginning of the season. >> i matured a lot because before a bad game never affected me, as long as the team got the wii didn't care. now it's like -- march madness is lik if you lose you go home. i don't take too fond of losing when it really, really matters. >> i've seen him try to box me out and take o me outthe boards and he was able to get the offensive reboundnd a score. we're a better team when he's on end does what he's supposed to do. >> averages 11 points a game. the maryland maryland terrapins whre he s 11 points or less they are 6 and 7.wh he scores 11 points or more they are 17 and3. >> when i have an ongame we have the leads and win games. during this time, i need to put

on a lot more of an offensive role. >> i try to use the knowledge i learned last year, my freshman year,nd talk to jaylen about it. to see my message is getting through to him and prhe's ing and learning is great. it's great for a kid like him. >> reporter: they'll need him tomorrow in their game against lsu. big ten regularea snso matee women's side placed with the top seated louisville team. terrapins are led by one of the top juniors in the nation plus a duo of freshman. >> i'm really excited to be playing at home my first chance. at this i'm excited for our opportunity

to just host and get a chance to play in front of our own homes. >> we take ownership every team we play is theest team we've faced and just being prepared and taking it one game at a time. >> we're not focussing onuture games. we're focussingra on fford now. they're a goo team, they won their conference. we can't look ahead at allthis. every team that made the tournament is good. >> that's tomorrow 11:00 in college park. >> they drew a tough opener. >> they've nev lost with bren acbrenda frees as >> "nightly news" is coming up next with the latest on the mueller probe. it is now over as you've heard. ttat report has been turned in to theney general. >> the white house,alemocrats ady responding. attorney general william barr says he could submit a summary

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