new this morning, police are trying toigure out who shot and killed a man in northeast d.c. plus, we are staying on top of the mueller report. whatt inside that rep remains a mystery as the battle for its release is just gi ing. the gw parkway back open this morning after emergencyau repairs b of a sinkhole. >> another busy sunday, yeah, that was a mess right there and thankfully it's fixed now. good morning to you 6:00 on the dot on a sunday morning. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm megan fitzgerald.n we are store for a beautiful, i hear, sunday fun day. >> let's hold her to it. el she says it's going to happen, thener on this promise today. >> bring on the heat, bring on the sun, all the spring

goodness. >> adam and megan, i deliver for you guys. >> yesterday started out windy, then it got nice. >> did you hear my forecast yesterday? >> i did lis ton youen to your forecast. yot did well. ring on the 60s today. oing to betures are in the low 60s today. the wind died down yesterday afternoo as an area of pressure passed on friday night and pushed into the area with high pressure building from the west. that happened yesterday afternoon. the wind relaxed yesterday afternoon anddinally d down about 6:00 last night and now high pressure is in charge. it's going to be a beautiful day. we're starting out with clear skies. the sun coming up just after 7:00, so a little over anfrour now. 36 degrees is our temperature now, so it is a little chilly b out there, we don't have those winds like we did yesterday. those winds are coming from the est so that will help boost temperature up a little bit. still we've got some rain headed our way. it looks like my radar is

running a little all of this is headed our way -- let's go hereyo can see this is current and that's the rain headed our way. we'll be talking about that and showing you exactly when that ra o will be knockin d.c.'s doorstep. that's coming up next. >> lauren, thank you very much. new this fimorning, g leaves a man dead in northeast d.c. police called last night after multiple shots were heard along brentwood road. this is not far from the main avenue metro station. police found a man shot seral times. he was rushed to the hospital and later pronounced dead. right now this is being investigated as a homicide. so far no arrests have been made but police say there is no reat to the community. also new this morning in southeast d.c.,ti invtors have determined the cause of a late night fire of a home on 29th street as an accident. you can see the flames shooting out of the roof there.s officiay the fire broke out house. attic of the crews are blaming a faulty live wire but no one was injured.

sident that lived there did lose their home. time now is 6:02. a summary of the mueller report could be available today. >> jennifer johns begins our continuing coverage. >> reporter: attorney general william barr at the justime depa examining special counsel's robert mueller's confidential report on the russia investigation. barr deciding what will go to congress and possibly the public after mueller ended his 22-month probe. >> even the president and his attorneys are now saying release hopeull report, so it's my we'll get there as quickly and as reasonably as possib>>. reporter: democrats held a mid-afternoo conference call but got word they would stay in the dark for at least another day. presidt trump went golfing in florida, reportedly in good spirits. before leaving the white house, he again said -- > tre was no collusion, no obstruction, everybody knows it.

it's all a big hoax. >> reporter: mueller said the were no further indictments, good news to the trump advisers who thought it could affect family members. >> we're dealing with trump himself on the moscow trump tower. his son welcomed incriminating information or data about hillary clinton. >> there are 34 indictments or guiltyea six from the president's campaign, but none of them were accused of helping ruia meddle in the 2016 election. ieller also lookedo whether the president tried to obstruct the investigation. while mueller is done,resident trump still faces several congressional investigations and a sepate probe about hush money paid to two women and possible campaign finance violations. jennifer johnson, nbc news, in waon. and stay with news4 for continuing coverage of the special counsel's report. we'll keep you up to date on all

the latest developments on air, on line and in our nbc washington app. well, prayers were answered for a family in fairfaxcounty. three sisters who disappeared for hours are back with loved ones, thankfully. officers researching for 12-year-old arianna and ten-year-old athena ford. they were missing and we're now ooing told they were found. that's news. a gymnastics coach is fired from his job after being arrested and charged with having an inappropriate sexual relationship with a tnage girl. police arrested arya aryamazloum-yazdi. he worked at the training center in burke. poce say that's wheree met the girl. police want to hear from anyone who think their child

had inappropriate contact with him. a family is waking up in a hotel, their townhouse going u in flames. neighbors grabbed their cell phones as the fire quickly started in one home and spread to others. our darcy watched the terrifying moments unfold. >> repeater: you can fire engines racing to the scene as intense flames ripped through this townhouse inhe centreville area of fairfax county. >> i was just concerned about my neighbors. the flames were like up over the roof, and then the smoke was just actually horrendous going across 28. so it was very terrifying. >> reporte neighbors grabbed their cell phones and recorded as flames engulfed the home on castleford court. smoke spread through the houses on either side, forcingo residents evacuate. >> i hope they're okay. >> reporter: in one video you can fee aefighter climbing a ladder into the smoke-filled >> we weren't home. my mom called.

apparently there was a fire and the firefighters came here quickly and did everything they're supposed to do, thank d. i don't know the cause of the fire or anything, but we're having sto stay at a >> reporter: fire crews took over in cul-de-sac on a friday evening. the smoke could be seen nearby. >> my husband called. he was actuallygn 28 say there was a fire by her house. i immediately called her to make sure she was okay, and then the other two i'm still trying to get ahold of.t' but scary. >> reporter: fortunately there were no serious injuries. >> there were some initirt re that there were people trapped inside the houses. those were quickly ruled out. there was one occupant home at the time of the fire. he has been transported a to local hospital with smoke inhalation. >> reporte in fairfaxcounty, darcy spencer, news4. > an update on shooting outside a shopping center in fairfax county. we now learned a second person was shot and showed up at the hospital. police tell us a fight spilled out into a strip mall

from brookfield plaza in springfield late friday night. one man was shot and has inlife-threatening ries. police later learned a juvenile had been shot in the leg and went to the hospital.ms both vic are still alive. officers found a chaotic scene e than 300 people when they arrived. fairfax county police are asking for any witnesses to come forward to hopefully help them nd this gunman. a sigh of relief if you drive the gw parkway. that mass siive sinkhole, remem that? it's fixed. crews were out making the final repairs yesterday morning. you can see them spreading some asphalt across the road here. the giant sinkhole opened up fridayn the parkway near dead run cek in mclain. thank fortunate than that open in time for tomorrow's rush, so good for them. >>e a live look outside. a pretty picture of the nation's day tol as we start our s morning. lauren says it's going to be a

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, man, if you haven't seen this video, put everything down and watch the tv right now. trouble on theeason norway. not one, but two, ships ran into the same situation in the unpredictable area off the norwegian coast known for rough seas. look at this. see how you can see the waves through the fro of the boat? it started yesterday afternoon when the cruise ship had engine trouble, stranding thousands of repassengers. ue workers are evacuating them. it could take hours. a second ship also became stuck

in that same area. authorities had to revert some helicopters to help those on a freighter as well. my goodness. >>oralk about nightmare, right? that's horrible. i hope those people all get off safely. >> and if you watch on social media, stuff is flying left and ri t. it'sinsane. >> oh, my gosh. anyway, back here at home -- >> smooth sailing here. >> -- smooth sailing here. we have nice temperatures on the horizon. ain't that right, lauren? >> that's right. so funny you said smooth sailing because that's one of my graphics. >> we' all on the same page. >> all on the same page, absolutely. i think it's horrible being uck on a tarmac for hours, but that ship -- that video bouncing back and forth makes my stomach turn the weather is not going to make your stomach turn today because we have beautiful conditions out the sun coming up just about 10 minutes past 7:00. we'reooking at a gorgeous

sunrise, clear skies, scle ds at the end but it's going to be a good-looking day.eo go day out there. we could see a stray shonir t and then tomorrow morning with more rain coming tomorrow afternoon. but after raintomorrow, we're looking at very nice conditions tuesday, wednesday, thursday and even friday. current temperatures out there right now not quite as chilly ay it was yestemorning, especially because we don't have that wind but temperatures 30sting in the 20s and right now. we'll continue to warm up with all sunshine. it's going to be pretty beautiful out there. more clouds this afternoon but nothing to write home about. we're still going to be dry out there later this afternoon. so tay low 60s. yesterday we made it to 55. so a good d sevenrees above where we were yesterday, and again, we don't have that wind. could see some isolated showers late tonight, i would say after about 8:00, but nothing thi morning. we're dry out there this morning. our next system -- don't break on me, computer -- o next

system out here -- i don't know what's going on with that map bu it's giving m problems this morning. there's that rain in the center of the united states. that's going oo be headi way as we head into tomorrow. more showers possible tomorrow but then more rn later on tomorrow evening. so, again, we are looking at a few isolated showers overnight and then here comes some more rain as we head into tomorrow ev ing. the evening commute will be wetter than the morning commute. we're dry tuesday, wednesday thur thursday, friday. temperatures gradually go uk and we're bn the mid-60s by friday. saturday and sunday next week, 70s. we have a chance for showers late sunday and then monday. we are back in 15 minutes with more of the morning's top e st see you then. good morning, i'm pat lawson muse. if you work in maryland, you could soon get a raise. the general assembly has r

approvedsing the minimum wage to $15 an hour. it would rise incrementally to reach $15 in 2025. workers would have a year to comply with th. manyorkers are happy about the prospect of getting a raise. many are not, however, fearing they will lose hours or their jobs. joining u this morning, prince georges county bureau chr lver.ns and jerry tracy, governor hogan has to sign this and we know he could vetot and there are enough votes to override a veto. >>av he's not in of this. he's saying that this is one of many measures that the democ tts who contr house and also the senate have passed that are going to wreck the economy of maryland. that's what he'sng sa he said it's going to be very difficult for small business in particular to come back from this, but costs go up and labor costs go up. so for a lot of these businesses, these folks are just going to have to figure out how

to make that happen. and for some of the businesses and also non-profits, it means tough decision maki. and the hope for some of these owners and some of the folks who run non-profits was that this would not impact them t ort this wouldn't pass, and there were a lot of people hoping it wouldn't, but it has. and so the state is going to have to get used to it. >> this would put maryland or ith d.c. and five other states, not including virginia. >> notirginia whatsoever. >> virginia voted it down. >> it did. it currently stands at $7.25, right. this was killed pretty early on. this was in ja tary, so first part of the session. and in virginia, the idea was that it would likewise go upo 15 incrementally. it would go over the course of several years but it would be 2021 where they were hoping to hit that. some of e points tha tracy mentioned as far as the concern from the government's perspective, a lot of w republicanhin the commonwealth have raised those for years. they're worried about the impact on small businesses in ul part, so they really gave it no chance going forward. >> getting back to the rn go's issue, it's kind of

tough to keep businesses in maryland and force them to pay $15 an hour if they can go to virginia and pay $7.25. >> that's a good point, so when we were researching how locales busineelt about this, in prince georges county there were business owners saying there is noay i can afford to keep the staff i have here and pay my workers that kind ofy. mo i'm going to have to let some people go and keep the folks i really need here. of course, the question after th is how does it impact customer service and what it is that you're trying to do. so a lot of questions for folks. what they're saying in the county is that the economic development corporation is goink to w with businesses. folks have questions about how to make this work. they can get adve from them on how to help their businesses to grow. we'll see howt goes. >> last weekend things got very tense at an arlington v boarde to improve incentives for amazon which, of course, is coming to the area, in case you hadn't heard. one protester had to be carried out of the got very emotional. this comes a week after the tech

giant pulled out of new york city. >> the emotions a incredibly high. you would have, i would say, a pretty small group of activists who are against this move altogether. but they are powerful and they are loud, which was proved last weekend. you had folks in what is a normally rather bothering meeting, if you will, shouting and getting really kind of belligerent at times one person had to be carried out. what does that say about arlington as whole? it's interesting to see you have such a select group, but mostly the docrats who are in support of this, the democrats who are behind that have been motivated to go forrd with this. it's not necessarily a party issue. republicans and democrats stand in s of amazon coming. they see this as a way to get off the reliance of the federal government we have in this area, but you have mostly democratic socialists, that he see identif themselves, saying this will be bad long term. their concern, pat, is that thiu willimately raise rent in the area, they say folks will

get priced out and that it's not going to be the economic boom that folks claim it will be. >> do they aee any good all, any positive impact that amazon could have on a community where need?is a >> i asked that early on and they said, we're past that process. i asked them why and they said it wasn't transpant going into it. they felt like they were left out. but the businesses can't be that open about innerorngs if they're trying to competitively bid for something. that was the case f amazon. you had a lot of vofolks vying r it and ultimately maryland got it. governor hogan said, hey, we're here. we'll take it. he's hoping to get a piece of it. >> the governor also w ts to pick up the pace of repairs on the vw parkway. he said the park service is doing a terrible job. it recently reduced the speed limit to 40 milus an hour of the potholes, some of them big enough to swallow your

car, your suv. but the pace of repairs has been slow due to scarce federal funding. tracy, hogan calls i unacceptab unacceptable. what does the park service say about this? they say we need money. the park service has had a bunch of cuts for years and now it's come to the point that we specifically b 197 and 32 in that laurel area, t a nightmare trying to get to the baltimore irthurgoodrt between boston and d.c. they're seeing a number ofpa s go up in that area from folks getting flat tires, hubcap all over theplace, so it's a problem. but the park service is now saying they're not going to be able to fix that stretch of roadway until the fall. we're hearing from senator chris van holland, for instance, who said we ed to change the order of how this is going to be

done. we nd to not only quickly get this work done but the park service can only do what i can do. hogan says they're not able to maintain roadways. they need to get out of the business and let the state do it because the state has done a good job of repairing a lot of problem areas. >> mark warner says nearly the $12 million nationwide thatre esents a backlog of park service maintenance and other needs chose a need for a nationwide solution to this problem. >> right, a virginia is not necessarily smooth cruising as well. they have their share of but to tracy's point, when vw is handling it, when it's done at a state level, it's done well and it's done right. but the problem is the timing nthere. it wasesting because i was hearing from folks who drive along the vw parkway, and solution there seems to be lowering the speed limit, which is laughable to think just go a little bslower, it's going to be rocky, and give us several months to get through this. it justoesn't seem like a viable solution going forward.

>> for many of us who have to go that way, sometimes the viable solution is 95, which is not always a good solution. >> and that adds moren congest onto what is already a congested roadway. >> the governor also wants to, at some point, see some express toll lanes on the vw parkway. so whenal he about give us the road and we'll take care of the maintenance, in the back of folks' minds, it's, what is that going to mean for the parkway and the fact that it isa a parkway which is a lot different from some of the state roads we have. a lot of questions about that fn thure but the feds still have control of the parkway. >> and we could see that in virginia with the dallas toll road and the greenway. we'll beight back stay with us.

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tragedy on evergen mills roa in loudoun county. the crash that happened involved a converted bus to a food truck. it killed one woman and injured her family. david, tell us what we know about this and what's come out of this awful tragedy. >> pa it's incredible. this was devastating. 2017.october you have a food truck that's basically a bus. the brakes go out. it crushes tfas ly's car. and in the midst of the on-scene response, first responders realize that they were not geng toble to get the other family members out as quickly as they were hoping to. meantime, time is precious here. so what they decide to do is they call inova blood service and they say, can youheet blood tocene as quickly as possible? they say we don't typically do that t they get blood to the scene of this accident. they're able to administer that blood, gt to the site and that buys time for some family

members. the mom unfortunately lost her life but the others were saved. and they say that was because of bringing the trauma bay, essentially, to the scene of this crash. that'snow started idea across all of norniern vir where all the ems services are getting together and saying, let's create this factor program. it ustlaunched. essentially it allows them to utilize all the resources in the so police, fire, ems to get blood to the scene of any sort of trauma or incident. it can be an accident, it could be a buildingcollapse, it could be a mass shooting. what was interesting is we went along with a them they went through that program at enova fairfax. they got it to an ems team. the ems team took it to a helicopter. the helicopter took off and brought it to any trauma. fascinating.il >> we be able to see that expand in our area? >> they have nowed been conta by other jurisdictions across country saying, can you teach us

how this go? can we apply this to our area as well? it seems like this will be a model nationwide. >> there has been a debate st e statewide in maryland about when to start classes, bef after labor day. marynd has now proposed a bill to let maryland decide, which the governor opposes. tracy, this has been such an issue in maryland. if the governor vetoes it and the jurisdictions choose on their own, will this be the end of the debate? >> it's interesting. you know, what happened when the governor introduced this executive order back in 2016? upset urisdictions were about it, first of all, because it threw off everyone's calendars. that impacted everything from some breaks, of course, but also spring breaks. how many snow days they had. it reay -- and testing.

so there are a lot of state mandates, there are federal mandatesan there are so things that impact the calendar anymore that the idea that everybody is going strooto star after labor y, it's difficult for every school district to do so. they do not want t state mandating these kind of things. they need control so they can manage the calendar to their abilit the harder it is for local school districts to take care of their own schools. i can tell you in prince georges county, they were very opposedh to in 2016 and they now say we're going to go ahead at stfter labor day. we're keeping the calendar the way it is now. we've the issue now is we need to get people to ocean city. we need longer summer breaks. we need people to support our economy and we can'tha do when kids start school after a major holiday likey. labor so every community needs to

decide what their calendar is like. to look that's what they wanted so now they'll get it.d >> they a similar vote go through in virginia. that was approved the governo signed off on it and it was the king dominion's law. it was the idea of starting before labor day because for so longhad to wait until after. they felt like they were behind academically. teachers felt like it was too competitive, they needed to g it in before the testing. but now they're allowing local distcts to decide what works for them. here's a program that may work very well in northern virginia, another only exclusive look at fairfax detention star program. star is an acronym for striving to achieve recovery. it's a ver intense addiction recovery program in the adult detention center. david, this allowsat i to

join. >> they have to show motivation they will take part in that progra they are essentially moved into separate quarters of the jail, and it's there they live. they get up in the morning and they participate in these a classe group projects. the idea behind this, obviously when you go to jail and you're carcerated, you'reorced to sobriety. a lot of these places have drug diction, alcohol addiction. they're forced to sobriety but then they relapse. it's about changing them internally and allowing them to find that desire and that motivation to become sober and then hopefully reenter society and become producti. it was fascinating to hear from them directly because one inmate told me he's been incarcerated more times than he can count. this i the first time a solution has arisen where he feels like he can live his own life. at the music schooln i hinesville, 40 years ofaking music. they now have to sell their instruments to keep the doo

open. >> you can go to washington and seek music school sale. we have information not only on registering for classes at that school if you're interested in doing that, and howou can connect to buy these instruments. they have some great instrument there were some instruments they weren't using and they have bills that need to be paid, especially since the last government shutdown. they had a number of parents tsaying, look, i j can't afford this anymore. like you said, this is a school that's been around for 46ears and the teachers there are really dedicated. some of them are teaching music for free, but at some point folks hav to get paid and they're looking to the community to help, and they still have to take on new students. it's an exciting school. there is a lot of good happening in that space so hopefully it will be okay. >> a lot of good y stories uncovered. i'm pat lawson muse. news f4 today continues.

6:31 on a sunday morning. here's what we're following for you. when could we find o the report from robert mueller? we are staying on top of the most sought-aer document in washington. plus a fire in a townhouse complex leaves families homeless in fairfax county. and march madness for sure. sthe terpson down to the wire but it comes to an end. a heartbreaking loss for the rrps. we'll continue tt for them. we have a beautiful sunrise here. it's sunday morning. get your cup of coffee. i'm happy to beith you. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm morgan fitzgerald. i'm excited bause we can g out, get some sunshine. and you know what? duke is playing toda that's goi to be a big game. >> are you a duke fan? >> i like zion.

>> she's wearing some duke. >> s, i am. >> whatever you choose to do, it's going to be a good day. >> it's going to be a great day. e lot of peore headed to march madness. a lot o those bars have them out in the d.c. area and today is a great day to u open those porches, sit outside and get some sunshine. temperatures today, low 60s and re today.ut t look at this beautiful sunrise. absolutely gorgeous sun coming up. not for another 40 minutes or so. 7:06 will be the official su'rise here. looking at 33 minutes and a gorgeous sunrise already. man, that' beautiful outthere. that's one thing about being up so early, you always get to see he sunrises. sunrise7:06. temperatures under blue skies will w.m right by the mid-morning, temperatures are already in the mid-50s. yesterday we were at 55 degrees. that's where we topped out and we're goi surpass that

today. we do have some rain on theway. we will see isolated showers tonight and possibly tomorrow wrning, and thenve got some pretty nice conditions to follow that rain after tomorrow. we'll time out that rain for you in about 15 minutes. turning now to our continui coverage of the special counsel report. you're going to hear us talking about that all throughout the morning. attorney general william barr's first summary of the report could come out sometime today, but it's almost sure to spark a confrontation. the democrats want thet rep be made public. a sentiment echoed by the president and his allies. collusion to no be found, it strongly vindicates president trump but it raises those serious questions about who is going to be held accountable at the fbi. we want to know that donald trump, his family members or any of his associates commit any crime. >> house democrats say they're ready to go to court to force the report's release and

subpoe robert mueller to testify if the report isn't made public. of course, stay with news4 for coinuing coverage on the special counsel report. we'll keep you up to date on all the latt developments o line, on air, and of course in our nbc washington app. >> big, big report there for sure. this morni people in centreville, virginia are waking up in a hotel after their townhome went up in flames. neighbors grabbed their cell phone as fire destroyed one home on castleford court yesterday evening. it quickly spread to other homes there, forcing residents to evacuate. no one was hurt. authoritiery are stillg to figure out how this started. hundreds of protesters are demanding that britain hold a newrexit referendum. marchers flooded the streets, as you see there, yesterday demanding a people's vote on whether the country should leave the european ision. ll comes as prime minister theresa may is easing away from plans to told ard vote in parliament on her brexit plan.

after three years of debate, it's still unclear how or even if brexit will evenhappen. and protests erupted over the acquittal of anast pittsburgh police officer who fatally shot an unarmed black teenager. nbc's molly hunter has the latest on the verdict and the outcry that followed. >> reporter: anger on the streets of pittsburgh. the outrage after a jury reached their decision in less than four hours friday finding a former east pittsburgh police officer not guilty of murder or manslaughter. >> unfortunately,e ever come outcome this kind of all throughout the country. >> it is our duty to fight for our freedom! >> reporter: the jury, white and three black, acquitted michael rossfelt who was acquitted for the shooting of a teenager who was unarmed.

the video shows himhere in the white shirt running from police. their car matched the description of a car involved in a shooting nearby and two guns were later found inside. rossfeld fired three shots hitting rose in the backhe elbow and the face. his defense, it happened very quickly,ure said in my intent was to end the threat that was made against me. >> he did hisnd job nothing to do with the color of anybody that he was arresting. >> reporter: a commitment to keep fighting and remembering an honor student and his son. >> i'm angry but i'm not. it hurts more than anything. >> reporter: molly hunter, nbc news. turning to sports nowre w new england patriots other than robert kraft is arlogizing afeing charged in a prostitution sting. kraft released a statement yeerday saying in part, i am truly sorry. i know i've hurt and disappointed m family, my close friend, my co-workers, our fans.

the last tng i wan to do is disrespect another human being. kraft is accused of engaging in a sex act in a day o spa two separate occasions. he denies anything illegal. prosecutors say surveillance video backs up the charges against hi he's goi to be arraigned next week. this week president trump will meet with israeli's prime minister benjamin netanyahu at house.ite tomorrow the two are expected to discuss actions in the middle east. the president has drawn criticismofor som his decisions concerning israel. just last week he broke from decades o u.s. policy and tweeted the u.s. should recognize israel's sovereignty over the golan heights, which is one of the territories in the world. he also moved the u.s. embas to jerusalem and withdrew from the iran nuclear deal. some criti say president trump is giving netanyahu too much. well, we now kw that star holtby will not be visiting the

capitol tomorrow. says he's choosing not to go to hold true to his values. the lgbtq community was one of the factors in his decision. he said while he will not attend, he respects others choosi to go. h this week it's spring cleaning time for d.c. pipes. tomorrow you may notice water from your pipes could taste and smell a little differently. here are few things you can do if that happens. crews will change the use in the clean drinking water. it's all part of a program to cln and maintain d.c. water's di ribution. >>okay, then. make room for road crews in alexandria tomorrow. they will begin a pothole yobli. u can report them to the city and crews shored get out t and repair them. they've bn tough this year. >> yeah, they have. apple is introsocing

thing new. tau tomorrow the c to unveil a streaming media service. it will compete with netflix, amazon and hulu. get ready for the nats spring training. we're just days away from the home orthopedpener. the boys will play nurse against the mets. the first pitch is thursday at 1:00 in the afternoon. a soccer player got a lesson from a soccer legend. we're talking about former d.c. united star emilio on the right taking pictures with some kids. he held a soccer clinic yesterday outside casa maryland, and while the kids were kicking around t socce ball, their parents were inside getting help filling out pcitizenspapers. casa maryland organized the citizenshi and soccer clinic at their welcome center in rockville. time now is 6:40. the terps won't beti cut down

the nets, unfortunately. their season ended in a heartbreaking loss yesterday. they fell behind by as many as 15 points inhe first half, but they did work their way back in the second half and in the final minute hit a huge 3 to tie it back up. see it right there.ls though, got the ball for the final possession and the terps just could not stop tremont awaters. loss at the end and the end of a season for maryland. >> we knew what toiy were to do. we talked about it in the timeout, we knew exactly what they were going to do, we just weren't able to stop it. >> i know how hard he works on his craft, and if anybody was to make that shot, i would rather it be him. i know he works hard on it. >> we knew it was coming up. >> basketball can be cruel, can't it? >> yeah. >> that was an unbelievable shot right there to seal a victory.

the terps finished the season 23-11, and with such a young roster this year, there is plenty of reason to be excited for next season. looking ahead. but better luck for the third seated maryland women's team yesterday. it was all terps from the tipoff. they took a 12-point lead into half time and didn't let up from there. maryland won 69-64. shoutout to the rams women's team who lost to mcfarland's syracuse team yesterday. >> michigan won last ght. that was a great game. a lot of good games, a lot of good weathe look at that sunrise. beautiful. lauren said it's going to be a beautiful day. >> yep. plus, the newly renovated library i southwest d.c. opens. we're going to take you inside the new digs. stick around. it's 6:42.

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>> we could talk about it all morng long. l eyes are on attorney general william barr to see what he will release in the mueller report. >> jning us now to give us some answers, moderator chuck todd you thi we might hear something today. >> he said he wants to share something about the, quote, principal conclusions in the mueller report. >> is that like the executive summary? >> that's a good question, righ how do you define principal conclusions? if he -- let me give you one example. so there has been this situat n situation. if mueller declined t prosecute, would there be an explanation of why he declined to but if mueller is abiding by department of justice guidelines who say, for instance, a sitting president cannot be indicted, you're not declining to indic

somebody you couldn't indict. so if he lays out obstruction of justice charges without saying either direction whether he would have prosecuted or not, will he share that? or is he only going tohe share very specifics about charges and non-charges and the obstruction part, like, sits over here in this bucket that we don't get to see. and you can make an argument that the collusion and obstruction is wrapped up ec together, bse if you couldn't get to the bottom of the collusion investigation, is because somebody was getting in your way and obstructing it? it's a rabbit hole of sorts, and this is what i think makes this why you're going to have soy m in congress skeptical of barr. you're going to have the trump white house nervous about barr. all of this is going to endup, i think, in court because i don't know which branch of government is g going to trusted with this. >> it wouldn't be a shock if congress tried to get robert mueller to, you know, testify? >> i do imagine we're going to see mueller. i think it's odd if we d't.

speaking as a citizen, i kind of want to hear this fromle mus mouth, not from barr. obviously he plays a role here, too, but i think ultimately everybody will feel better to hear from the horse's mouth. >> what are we trying to ot t, though? like why not just release the report? >> and this to me is exactly right. i mean, is there an argument to be de? there are some sources and methods on the counter-intel of this investigation where you don't want the russians to know, how did we find the keystrokes. there is some legitimate nancial curity, sources and methods. but i'm with you. at this point you cannot leave this up to biguity. our trust in the institution and the media and the trust that most people in congress have these days, very low either part everybody needs transparency to protect themselves here. >> so switching to the 2020 race, we still don'tnow if joe

biden will be in or no he did shut down that he would choose stacey abrams, the gubernatorial candidate in georgia, as a possible running mate. but then he shut that down. would that help him if he didge in? >> be glad the mueller report came out on friday or we would be focusing more on joes bide week. here's what all these stories did, was remind people of all the downsides of the biden candida candidacy. he's old, he's out of touch, long record, white guy. whatever it is, all these supposed negatives he's got. all this week haranguing over staceyra . is the story real, is it not real? it doesn't matter. it's feeding the larger narrative of are you really the guy for the democratic party going forward? is the party really going to nominate somebody with your long record that at times will

frustrate some people. >> it will be interesting to e, because a lot of people said if he ran against president trump, it would haveeneen a diff outcome, so who knows. we'll see. >> timing is evything, and i've always said hillary clinton should have run in '04. that was her best shot. joe biden should run in '16. sometimes you miss your best window. suck it up and admit it. >> it's just a shame you don't have anything to talk about on your show. >> it . we had jerry nadler as the man of the moment on the house side. >> thank you, chucn you ee "meet the press." it comes up every sunday at 10:30 right here after "news4 today." a big celebration for community in southeast d.c. yesterday was the grand reopening of theie capital library in southeast. it was pretty if is tiffestive, the least. take a look. ♪

>> love those steel drums. those are teens from d.c. performing in the main entrance. the capital view library had been closed for renovation but now it's officially open. it includes a computer lab, more space. dozens of new readers c e out to check out the new digs. >> i love libraries because ns librariesll a safety that even if you don't have somethiny materi you can go inside of a book. you can be creative. >> d.c. marian bowser and her daughter miranda stopped yesterday for story time. well, today is a good day to check out a booke and t it outside. because, man, it's going to be gorgeous out there. look at this. >> the sun is still not coming out until 7:06, so we still have a good 15 minutes. >> tangerine dreams. >> iike that >> that's an old tom curon

reference. >> i miss tom. we hav some sunshine o there today. we'll continue to see a lot of the sunshine pretty much through the first half of theday. then we've got some cloud cover moving in for the second half of the day and some rain tomorr. afterthat, smooth sailing. it's beautiful out there right now. 7:06 is thatsunrise. with a beautiful sunrise already like this, you know it's going to b a great day ohere and a little warmer than yesterday. talking about the warmth, talking about spring, it felt like spring yesterday afternoon. certainly going to feel like spring out there today. we just kind of moved right on in to stage 3. the cherry blossoms are an extension of stage 3. usually wn we g to stage 3, we've got 12 to 17 days before the ak. course, peak projection is going to be april 3rd through april 6th. so, ain, we are going to see that number move on up as they continue to blossom. it's goingo be a beautiful spring around here for that. especially once we get to warmer temperatures. after today we're going to dip a

little bit. by tuesday we're in the upper 40s and then we'll head back to the low 50s. our average t perature is in the upper 50s. 36 degreesur temperature right now. we're going to take those temperatures to the mid-50s by thef iddle parte morning. say goodbye to the cool imperatures because i knos a little chilly out there right now. 63 will be our daytime high today. general cloud cover as we head into the afternoon and evening. maybe an isolated shower after about 8:00 p.m. but for the most part we're not today. too bad out the so if you're headed out to church, grab those sungbusses, we will be dry. brunch will be a little on the cool side, and then we're looking at some nice conditions in the sun if you want to sit out there. golf, if you're headed to the course, it's going to be perfect for that. look at that, we have no rain out there. i hope i fixed my map. but we do have some rain in the middle part of the united states. that's what's headed our way xt. we are going to see increasing chances of rain as we go through

the day tomorrow.ap hopefully my will switch. there we go. 59 degrees for tomorrow. passing showers possible. again, rain increasing after about lunchtime. we'll start this today. you can seehis at 2:30 tomorrow morning, some spotty showers. maybe a a spotty showerund for that morning commute. but after lunchtime that's when we'll have a chance for rain. messy mmute going to be and then we calm down when we get to esday. upper 40s, then those temperatures go up. we'll be in the d-60s on friday, low 70s as we head into the weekend.ha low cnces for rain next sunday and monday. more news after this. so with xfinity mobile

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new this morning, police are trying to figure out who shot and killed a man in ntheast d.c. plus we are staying on top of the mueller report. the contents of that report remain a mystery as the battle for its releases just beginning. the gw parkway is back open after emergency repairs because of sinkhole. >> l we evhave a lot to get to this sunday morning, including a beautiful sunse as plane comes in for a landing in our

city's capitol. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm meagan fitzgerald. if youant place to watch march madness, find an outside bar.ou >> had me at outside bar. let's do this. it's going to be a perfect day, guys. thoseemperatures in the 60s today. you were saying yesterday afternoon wasn't that bad, the wind had finally died down. temperatures yestereay afternoon n the mid-50s. we're going to be a little warmer than that and you're definitely going to feel the warmth out there today. you'll feel the sunshine when it comes up at 7:06. just about five f minutesm now we have the official sunrise in washington, d.c. weautiful colors in the sky and i've beening out pictures, so that's all over my twitter. as you make your way out early this sunday morning, grab those sunglasses. you also neeour jacket. you can see on the bottom right-hand side of your screen,

the temperature at 35. temperatures in the 30s wake up this morning. as far as current temperatures, you can see 30s for the mos parts. we do have some 20s out there, even into manassas. but we will warm pretty quickly. we'll be in the 50s by 11:00 heading into the n hour. after lunchtime, increasing clouds but temperatures will still top outow in the 60s for daytime highs today. rain on the way. could have some spotty showers before the sun goes down later on today and then more rain tomorrow. we'll time it out for you. that's coming up. > lauren, thank you very much. new this morning gunfire leaves a mand in northeast d.c. police were called after multiple shots were heardng a brentwood road. once police showed up, they found a man shot several times. he was rushed to the hospital and later pronounced dead. right now thiinis being vestigated as a homicide. so far no arrests have beade but police say there is no threat to the community. also new this morning in southeast d.c., investigators

have determined the cause of a late night fire ine a h on 29th street. shootingee the flame out of the roof of this home. officials say the fire broke out in theth attic o house. crews are blaming a faulty live wire. no one was injured but the residents lost their home. well, washington and the country on edge. attorney general bill barr's first summaryf the special counsel's report could come today. >> but his decision on what to disclose to congressional democrats is almost certain to set off a confrontation. begins nnifer johnson our continuing coverage. >> thank you for being here today. >> reporter: attorney general b williar at the justice department examining special counsel robert mueller's confidential report on the russia investigation. barr deciding what will go toos congress andbly the public after mueller ended his 22-month probe. >> evenndhe president his attorneys are now saying release the full report, so it's my hopl weet there as quickly and as reasonably as possible.

>> reporter: democrats held a mid-afternoon conference call but got word they would stay in the dark for at least another day. president trump went golfing in florida, reportedly in good spirits. before leaving the white house he again said -- >> there was no was no obstruction. everybody knows it. it's all a big hoax. >> reporter: investigation wrapped up without any additional indictments. welcome news to the trump administration who feared a final round of charges could en are more trump associates or possibly family members. lawmakers still wants. answ >> there were dealings by donald trump himself on the moscow trump tower. his son welcomed incriminainng rmation or derogatory data about hillary clinton. >> reporter: mueller's investigation netted 34 indictments or guilty pleas, six from the president's campaign. but a none of them weccused of helping russia meddle in the 2016 election. three other companies were charged with trying to sway the outcome. muoler a looked into whether the president tried to obstruct

the investigation. there are still several other fbi investigations on campaign violations. >> stay with news4 for continued coverage on the special counsel report y we will kee up to date on all the latest developments on air, on line and onur washington d.c. app. three sisters who disappeared for hours are now back with loved ones. officers were searching for 12-year-old,10-year-old and an 8-year-old. they were last seen in the aparents on russell road. overnight police said the girls were found safe. n that is goos for sure. this morning a fairfax county gymnastics coach ised f from his job after being arrested and charged with an inappropriate sexual relationship with a teenage girl. police arrested aryan l

mazloum-yazdi. police say he met the girl at this center and police want to avar from anyone who thinks their child maybeen inappropriately touched by this hey. some people in centreville part of fairfax county are waking up in a hotel. their townhouse w it up flames. neighbors grabbed their cell phones as the fire destroyed one home and qckly spread to others. our darcy spencer was there. she talked to people who watched the terrifying moments unfold. >> reporter: you can hear fire engines racing to t scene as intense flames ripped through this townhouse in the centreville area of fairfax county. >> i was justcerned about my neighbors. the flames were up over the roof and then the smoke was just actually horrendous goingcross 28. it was very terrifying.

>> reporter: neighbors grabbed their cell phones and recorded as flames engulfed the home on castleford smcourt. e spread through the houses on either side, forcing residents to evacuate. >> i hope they're okay. >> reporter: in one video, you can see a firefighter climbing a ladder into the smoke-filled home. >>e weren't me. my mom called. apparently there was a fire and the fire responders came herey quicnd did everything they're supposed to do, thank god. i don't know what's caused t fire oranything,re but w having to stay at a hotel. >> reporter: fire crews took over this cul-de-sac on a saturday evenin the smoke and flames could be seen from a busy highway nearby. >> i have friends living in this neighborhood. her being one of was my best friend. my husband was called saying there was a fire by herhouse. i immediately called her to make sure she was okay, and the other two i'm still trying to get ahold of. butt's scary. >> reporter: fortunately there were no serious injuries. >> there werereome initial rts that there were people trapped inside the house. those were quickly ruled out. there was one occupant home at

the time of the fire. he has been transported to api local hl with smoke inhalation. >> reporter: in fairfax county, darcy spencer, news4. to a shooting at a shopping mall in fairfax county. we now learned a second person showed up at the hospital. a fire broke out at brookfield plaza late friday night. one man was shot andould die. police later learned a juvenile had been shot in the leg and went to the. hospit both victims still alive at this hour. but when officers got there, it was chaotic. there were more than 300 people. fairfax county police are asking for any wsses to come forward so they can hopefully find the gunman. drivers have a sigh of relief on the gw parkway. that massive sinkhole, remember that? it is now fixed and the roads back open. we've been following this story ever since the road was closed on friday. crews were out repairing the roads yesterday morning.

that sinkhole on the parkway near dead run creek in mclean. it's now history. it seems more couples are openg their homes to roommates. that's according to a new study a the website trulia. more than 30% of houses in the distri are made up of couples and a roommate. this helps with rising home costs. >> sure. they can help out. the time now is 7:09. speaking of helping out, the sun is going to warm us up today.or meogist lauren ricketts will be back with the forecast in just a second. plus, what you need to know to get your credit report. we'll show you, coming up. stay with us.

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experiencing some redness, swelling and bruising for a few days. me go right back to their activities right after the procedure. i'm just wondering doehu it . it looks like it does. >> just go on your lunch hour an w get stuckh all those needles. i guess for those who have hadi nd love it, maybe it's for them. >> i'm not against it, i'm just saying does it hurt. it looks like ithu s. >> they say they put a cream on to numb it. >> pain is beauty. we all know this. you know what else is beauty? the sunrise, the day ahead. >> y're a ray of sunshine. >> i love you guys. gosh, i can't watch that. i had the same reaction you guys did. we've got a beautiful day in store for us today. >> yes! >> finally some nice conditions out there all day long. look at that sunrise. >> nice and calm, too. >> nice ask cand calm.

no nd. we hav plenty of sunshine out there. adam, you said you we outside sterday afternoon? >> yeah. >> today low 60s. you'll definitely feel it out there today. you'll feel that warmth. it's going to a nice day to be out and about. some light winds out thereto y. tomorrow we trade off. temperatures will be in the low showers.e have some we cool down on tuesday but we're dry. we stay dry on wednesdays and ar start to back up. but temperatures are a little chilly when we staro warm bacup this afternoon. bring the sunglasses. a few clouds later this afternoon but temperatures will be in the low 60s so we won t have worry about those clouds. maybe a spotty shower after 8:0i t. that's going to be the exception, not the rule. most of us will be dry until we hento tomorrow. 63 degrees, increasing clouds. an isolated shower possible late but it's going to be beautiful out there. as you make y way out the door this morning, maybe headed to church or synagogue. again, sunglasses, dry.

it is going to be bad out there. brunch, we're looking at cool condions out there. nice in the sun. and then golf, light winds and perfect. as far as radar is concerned, ngnot a lot g on. look at this. we are dry out there. our next system coming inrom the midwest. this will be swinging through as we go through tomorrow night --t sorry, tonight tomorrow night. so for the bus stop for tomorrow forki the , there is a spotty shower possible tomorrow morning but rain increases after lunch. by the timeki you drop th off or their coming home, we are looking at rain showers. about an80% chance you'll see it in your neighborhood tomorrow afternoon. we cloud up throughout the day today. tt s shower possible for tomorrow morning's commute, and then betterf chances rain throughout tomorrow afternoon and the evening commute. then it starts to move out of here late tomorrow n and then we're dry until tuesday with temperatures in the 40s.

plenty of sunshine, low 50s y. wednes low 60s thursday. nearing 70 on we're 70s next weekend. more rain chances arrive toward the end of nt weekend and into monday. we've got more news right after this. we'll see you then. cycling...

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on friday anotherire reignited near the petrochemical tank farm. that flare-up caused flammable chemicals to seep into water near the plant. o closeompted officials part of the houston ship channel, one of the busiest waterways inhe entire country. authorities say they're not sure hen the channel will be back open. >> wow. here's some more amazing this. if you haven't seen take a look. trouble on the seas in norway. watch the boat here. the furniture isoing back and forth in the ocean. not one, but two,nt trips ran issues in the same unpredictable area of the norwegian coast known for rough se. it all started yesterday afternoon when a cpise shi had engine trouble, stranding thousands of passengers. right now rescue workers are evacuating them and it could take hours, but a second also became stuck in the same area, meag. >> that's like a moviescene, right? >> totally a movie scene.ri

>> autes had to divertpt helis used to rescue passengers from a cruise ship to a freighter. >> a freighter got stranded, too. ware in for a beautiful day ahead. >> more on that forecast when we come back. you're watches "news4 today." it's 7:27.

ust about7:30 on this sunday morning. here'sow what we're fog. wh when could we learn the findings of the mueller report s we'rying on top of the most sought-after repgtt in wash. >> plus a fire in a townhouse complex leaves families homeless in fairfax county. and the maryland game comes down to the wire, then it comes to an end. another usy sunday morni here in washington. hope you're having a good one so far. thanks for being with us. i' adam tuss. >> good moing. i'm meagan fitzgerald. sun day fun day? we have sunshine, we ve warm temperatures. >> have t get outside today, lawy lauryn. >> we have beautiful blue skies

out there right now. full sunshin thanks to high pressure in charge. and you can see that sun just came up m about 20utes ago. but again, a beautiful start to your sunday morning. a little cool start. we're at the 35-degree mark right now. we're heading to t 30s through the 8:00 a.m. hour but then he midquickly move into to upper 40s by the time we go into themidmorning of this sun angle. we warm up quickly. by noon the temperatures will already be in the 40s. we warm u intohe 60s. rain through the day tomorrow. we're going to time that out for you, but then we're smooth sailing after this. if you like warm temperatures, you'll like my 10-day forecast. i'll tell you how warm we'll get, comg up ag> turning now to our continuing cover of the special counsel report. attorney general william barr's first summary of that report

could come as early as today, but barr's decision on what to disclose to congressional i democrat almost sure to spark a confrontation. they want the report to be made public. and that's a sentiment that's alhe echoed by president and his allies. >> there is no collusion that s found, then it strongly vindicates president trump, but it raises those serious questions about who is going to be held accountable at the fbi. >> we want to know that donald trump, his family members or any of his associates commit any crime. >> house democrats say already they're ready to go to courto force the report's release and subpoena robert mueller to testify i the report isn't made. publ now, stay with news4 for continuing coverage of the ial counsel report. we'll keep you up to date on the very latest developments on line, on airn and our nbc washington app. time right now 7:32. hey, this morning someeople in centreville, virginia are waking up in a hotel after their townhouse went u in flames. take a look.

neighbors grabbed their cell hone as fir grabbed a townhouse in castlerd court. luckily no one was seriously hurt. urvestigators are still trying to f out how it all started. in london thousands of protesters are demanding that britain hold a new brexit referendum. marchers took totr thets to help decide whether the country should leave the european union. this all happened as prime t ministresa may is holding lif to plans to hold a third vote in pent on the brexit plan. it's still unclear or if brexit will happen. the coaity erupted over a verdict over the shooting of an unarmed teenager. >> reporter: anger on the

streets of pittsburgh. the outrage after a jury their decision in less thanou f hours friday, finding a former east pittsburgh police officerg noty of murder or manslaughter. >> unfortunately we ever come to expect this kind of outcome all throughout the country. >> it is our duty to fight for our freedom! reporter: the jury, nine white and three black,cquitted michael rosfeld who was guilty of the shooting of antwon rose. he is the boy in the white shirt running from police. his description of the carhe matched t description of a car found guilty of another shooting. he said, my job was to protect the threat made against me.

a commitment toeep fighting and remembering an honor student and his son. >> i'm angry but i'm not. it hurts more than anything. >> reporte molly hunter, nbc news. well, new england patriots owner robert kraft is apedogizing after being cha in a prostitution sting. kraft released a statement yesterdaysaying, i am truly sorry. i know i have hurt and disappointed my family, my close friends, my co-workers the last thing i want to do is disappoint anyone. he denies doing anything illegal. surveillance video bac up the charges against him, though. kraft is going to be arraigned next week. i the week ahead, president trump will meet with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house. tomorrow the twore expected to discuss the middle east.

just last week he broke from decades of u.s. policy andhe tweeted, u.s. should recognize israel's sovereignty over the golan heights, which is one of the most disputed territories in the wod. 's also moved the u.s. embassy to jerusalem and withdrew from the iran nuclear deal. some critics say president trump is giving knenetanyahu too much. we now know holtby will not be visiting the capshe at t white house tomorrow. holtby says he's choosing not to go to,quote, stay true to his values. he went on to say his support of the lgbtq community is the reason. the meeting will beln the ova offi office. this week it's spring cleaning time for d.c. mpipes. yo notice the water from your tap could taste and even

smell a little differently. crews will change the compound n used to c drinking water. it's all part of a program to clean and maintaid.c. water's distribution. a heads-up to make room for the road crews in alexandria. torrow the city is going to start its pothole blitz. the spring p potholeatrol will patch all those craters around town. you can report them to the city and crews will fix them. and apple is introducing something new. tomorrow the company is expected to unveil a streaming med news service. it will compete with netflix, amazonnd hulu. get ready for opening day, nats fans. spring training wrapping up. that means we're just days away from this year's home opener. the boys will start the season this thursday at home against the nats. the first pitch will be thursda at 1:05 p.m. some up and coming soccer players in the area got a lesson om a soccer legend. that's d.c.tar luciano.

he held ac soccer cli yesterday outside casa maryland. and while the kids were kicking around theba soccer , their parents were inside getting help filling out citizenship papers. casa maryland organized the citizenship and soccer center in maryland. the terps fell behind by 15 points in the second lf. but they hit a huge 3 bang that tied the game. t maryland got the ball for the final possession and thes terpst couldn't stop tremontte . that basket marked a loss and the end of the season for the terps. >> we talked about i in the timeout. we knew exactly what they were going to do, we just couldn't

stop it. >> i know how hard he works on his craft and, you know, if anybody w to make that shot, i would rather it be him. i know he works hard on it. >> we knew it was coming up. >> basketball can be cruel, can't it? >> yeah. >> can't have the sweet without thebitter, though. the terps finished the season 23-11, and with such a young roster this year, there is plenty of reason to be excited for next season, so already looking ahead. >> better luck to the ladies. they took a ea12-point l at half time and didn't let up from there. maryland won 73-51. they'reet to take on number 6 ucla. that game is tomorrow night. i love this time of year. so much to watch. >> t the ladyps have been a force all along, so continued success to them. >> absolutely.ot

a of games on today, too. >> we'll be watching. maybe outside. >> taking a look at outside is absolutely beautiful. lauryn ricketts will have the forecast. how t u your smartphone. some hacks you may not know about. laur

did you know that your smartphone is like a tech swiss army knife? >> it can do just about t? anything, ri but you may not know about some of the free tools built into the an carry around all the time. so liz mclaughlin, she showing us some surprising things you can do with your smartphone. take a look. >> reporteuy before you a new gadget, check to make sure in don't already have it your pocket. >> my advice is look to your phone first, see i it can of cases it can.ecause in a lot

>> reporter: instead of using a pricey fitness tracker, a cell phone's tracker can count steps and t sleep. it basically doubles as a heart monitor. >> it uses the flash already on your aphone, flashes light through your finger and figures out what your heart rate is. >> reporter: cyclists who want to skip the high-end gadget can use a phone mount. >> download the app and you can track your elevations, speed.or >> repter: there are also tracks for digital health. you can automatically mute distractions. add metal detector to the list of things your smartphone can do with a built in heroictagometerd metal detector app.

it also comes in handy as a constitutstud fiiner. once it a place to hang your art, it can also make sure level. >> i knew it had the level but finder?d heart rate monitor? let's get busy. many of you are busy filing your taxes and it looks lik tax refunds aren't much different an they were a year ago, actually. the irs says the average tax refund is just $3 lower than a year ago. tell that to my. tax re so far the average refund is $3,000.low experts say refunds could be smaller for those who did not adjust their withholdings after the new tax law changes. found out the hard way. >> taxes. if you're out running errands mtoday, you want to snag a powerball ticket. are you going to get one? >> >> no? >> i don't like the lottery. >> i think i might. no one won the jackpot last night so you know what that

means. it grew. and now with $750 milli -- what would you do with all that money -- your next chance ofbe ming a multi-millionaire is on wednesday for the next drawing. >> it' a lot of money and you wonder if it would be life changing or what would happen. >> i always thought you had to go to a rural area because that's where the winners usually are. i did is. i was on a story one day in maryland or virginia somewhere, bought a ticket, and don't you know it, the winner was in d.c.? >>f course. >> you never know. you won't know if youon't try. take a look outside on a sunday morning. it is a beautiful start to the day. the sun is coming up and we're going to warm up pretty quickly as you take a look at placid harbor. what a music school is doing to stay open.o we're going tell you what you can do to help, coming up. he

time now is 7:48. a local music school resorts to selling some of its own instruments. aip in enrollment combined with rising costs could force it to close its doors. >> the owner told her story to prince georges cnty tracie wilkins in hopes it strikes a chord. >> this music is followed by

another six-year-old playing drums. ey learned to play their instruments here at the utley music school. >> we grew from 18 students and 12 teachers to 252 and 24 teachers. >> reporter: the school's founder novella utley says the school opens doors to endless possibilities. >> as thislo school de, the higher your aspirations for what you're going to do in the community. so music is vital to all human interests. >> reporter: in recent years,en llment has declined in this school and it's fallen on hard financial times. , e last federal government shutdown didn't heeither. >> people not able to pay and so forth, and you don't want to stop, you know. but i can't haveha teachers don't get paid. >> reporter: so now utley is selling some of the school's instruments from pianos to

woodwinds and springs to help ends meet. >> to not continuing in the next generations wld be anxtreme loss to everyone. >> reporter: her dau pter starteying piano here in second grade. now a high school senior. >> she's been accepted at music programs at six different it's just a question of which one she's going to pick. >> reporter: utley has a connection to many of the instruments they're selling here. but she say letting them go isn't as hard as it may seem. >> i wouldn't say i have heartbreak letting them go, no.t it's to betterment of the school. >> reportein if you're rested in buying any of these instruments, go to nbc washington and searchusic school sell. in high school, i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >> we wish them the best. >> absolutely. we have a great day ahead. i'm excited, you know. seasonal depression is a real

thing. it's gloomy -utside and i just think the sun makes everyone happier. >> you're not going to get any complaints from me.t bring on. >> it's going to be great out there today. those temperatures will be in the low 60s f daytime highs. yesterday we were only in the mid-50s. it's looking aot better out there today. increasing cloud cover and then we have some rain tomorrow afternoon. maybe a passing shower by 8:00 p.m. tonight, but tomorrow morng will be the bes chance of showers. look how beautiful it is out there right now. >> gorgeous. >> i know, it's so prett out there right now. the temperatures are in the mid-30s, but we're warming u today. and the cherry blossoms went ahead and kind i of snucko the third stage, 3 out of 6, so now theth extension o florettes. once we get to abouttage 3, we're 12 to 17 days before that peak projection. that's 3 out of 6 stages. we have another two stages.

stage 5th i puffy stage. we're almost there. it's going to be beautiful if wt keep normaperatures around. we're going to dip in the next few days but then we'll staki these temperatures back up through the upcoming work week. 63 degrees will be our high today. right around normal for tomorrow but we do havehat rain. we dip as we come to your tuesday and then right back up. 30s out there right now. we do have some 20s. manassas coming in a. gaithersburg at 29. as we continue through the da just beautiful bright blue skies. again, increasing cloud cover o late this afternoon but really nothing to write home about because temperatures will be in the lows.60 if you're headed to church, sunglasses this morning. a few sun delays out there. brunch, if you want to eat outside, that's fine. it's jt going to be a little cool so eat outside in the sun. warming up later this afternoon. and golf, we don't have breezy onditions like we did

yesterday. as far as rain is concerned, nothing going on in the mi iatlantic. th what's going on in part of the united states and it's here tonight and tomorrow. maybe ang pas shower by morning but a better chance of rain after lunchtime. soe cloud up tonight and then we stay dry. i'm going to keep an isolated shower after 8:00 and going into tomorrow morning's commute. the rain will sneak in here tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow evening the commute will be a little on the wet side compar to tomorrow morning, then everything slips away by 10:00. then we get into tuesday. those temperatures only topping out in the upper 40s but weoi start up from there. by mid-week, the temperatures are already in the 60s. high temperaturestuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday. even saturday we're looking at low 70s. by sunday we'ret 70 degrees. more news after this. humira patients, you inspire us.

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blamed for a home in southeast d.c. refighters called to a house on 29th street late last night. police are trying to figure out who shot and killed aan in northeast d.c. multiple gunshots were heard along dbrentw road last night. no excuse not to get outside today. >> low 60s today. it's going to be absolutely gorgeous outside, gu. we have wonderful conditions. that's going to do it for "news4 today." thanks so much for joining us. >> we'll be back at 9:00. until then have wonderful sunday. >> adios.

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. let it come out. let people see it. >>unbelievable destruction >> this is not an event we wanted. >> that's going to take it to the finish line. >> good morning and welcome to "sunday today," i am halie w jackson in flie geist. we start with a lot of antiaspation inngton and beyond. will we learn what's in the mueller report later today. that report is in the hand of the attorney g this morning who'll decide how much to release. did the president or anyone in his campaign