down. >> windows down in the car? i feel like windows go up in my house. either way, it is going to be a very nice day. temperatures will slip tonight and will be slipping in the nex two days. if you liked yesterday afternoon, you're going to love a good seven degrees warmer than we were yesterday. lighter winds out there just a beautiful day. it was a great sunrise. i had that all over my socialme a this morning. the colors of the sky were absolutely just magnetic this morning. but beautifulut there right now. clear skies so plenty of sunshine andin that's to help warm us up. strict.2 in the 30s to 40s across the board so still a little chilly as you head out there on this sunday morning, but again, not too bad. we do have isoted showers we'll see later on tonight and tomorrow morning, and we do have rain tomorrow. not only are we going to timeort

outyou, we're going to talk about the warmer weather coming our way. w l definitely feel more like spring around here. we'll tell you how hot we're going to get next week. it's allt in the forec coming up. oto we're goinget to derrick ward in just a second. gunfire leaving a man dead in the district. a late-night shooting in northeast c. being investigated as a homicide. >> police rushed to the scene afr multiple gunshots were heard along brentwood road. that's where we are derrick ward with more on the story. good morning, derrick. >> reporter: good morning. we are in the 10000 block of brentwood road. they got a call last night of multiple gunshots shot here on brentwood road. they found a man who had been shot multiple mes. he was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead.

no tord on identity of the victim, but police are investigating a homicide in the 1200 block of brentwood road northeast. also new this morning in southeast d.c., investigators have determined the cause of a fire.ight of course, we're going to get to that story in a moment. right now we're going to be following when the report will be coming. >> gremlins in the system. let's turn to that. attorney general william barr's release of the repor could come today. >> but it's most certain to set off aro coation. jennifer johnson begins our coverage. >>aleporter: attorney gener william barr at the justice department examining special counsel's robert mu confidential report on the russia investigation. barr deciding what will go to congress and possibly the public after mueller end his 22-month

probe. >> even the president and his attorneys are now sing release the full report, so it's my hope e'll get there as quickly and as reasonably aspossible. >> 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 lorida, reportedly in good spirits. before looefeaving the white ho he again said -- >> there is no collusion, no obstruction.no everybody it. it's all a big hoax. >> reporter: mueller said there are no additionals, indictme welcome news to the trump administration who say indictments could hurt his family. >> his son welcomed incriminating information and derogatory data on hillary clinton. >> robert mueller had 16

indictment pleas. three russian companies were charged with trying to sway the outcome. mueller also looked into whether the president wasing to obstruct the investigation.es ent trump still faces several investigations. and a probe about hus money paid to two women and possible campaign violations. >> stay with news4 for continued coverage on the mueller report. you can get it on line, on air or on ourn washingp. prayers have been answered to a family inrf f county. three kids who disappeared for hours are now back with loved ones. officers searched for a 12-year-old, ol10-yea and eight-year-old little girls. police tell us the girls were found and they are safe. good news. a fairfax county gymnastics is job s fired from

after being arrested and charged with having inappropriate relationships with a teenage girl. police arrested aryan mazl ourks -- mazlour-yazdi. police want to hear from parents who c think theirld may have had inappropriate content with them. a townhouse went upn flames yesterday. darcy spencer talkedme with people who watched terrifying moments unfold. >> reporter: you can hear fire engines racing to the scene as intense flames ripped through this townhouse in the 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. >> reporter: neighbors grabbed their cell phonesnd recorded as flames engulfed the home on castleford court. smoke spread through the houses on either side, forcing residents to evacuate. >> i hope they're okay. >> reporter: in one video, y can s a firefighter climbing a ladder into the smoeg-hike-fill home. >> luck the fighter fighters got here quick and did everything they were supposed to, thank god. >> reporter: firighters took over-de-sac on a turday evening. flames could be seen from nearby. >> my husband called and told me there was a fire by my friend's house. i immediately called her to make sure she was okay, and the other two i still trying to get

ahold of.r: >> reporortunately there were no serious injuries. >> there were initial reports that people were trapped insid the house. that was quickly ruled out. there was one occupant at the ti of the re. he's been transported to a local hospital with smoke inhalation. >> darcy spencer, news4. now to apdate to a shooting outside a shopping center in fairfax, county. we're now learning a second person was shot and killeiny de brookfield plaza late saturday night. w one man skmot had life-threatening injuries. enile was rned a j shot in the leg and went to the hospital as well. both theer victims w alive at this hour,n but w officers got there, it was chaotic. fairfax county police are asking for any witnesses to come forward and ask them to follow your judgment.

crews wer out fixing the giant sinkhole on the gw parkway. time now is 9:08. the springlike temperatures are here. probably a good day to go down to the tidal basin, check out the blossoms. meteorologist lauryn ricketts is backith a look at your sunday forecast. plus we are working for y on how you may be able to check possible mistakes on your credit report. we'll have that coming up. stay with us. i made you breakfast. i also made the kids lunch and i made myself a mixtape. and it's good. oh! be the morning person you're not. the butter.

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search credit report. back to the time now is 9:12. we are in store for a beautiful day ahead. lauryn ricketts will be back to let us know how high we're going to go. check thisout. you could get a facelift with a new procedure, but take a look at the video of what you have to go through. some say they sneak it inn a lunch break. we're back after the break. .

hey, there is a new procedure. a little nip and tuck can tighten up some of the loose, sagging skin. it's like afacelift and about a fraction of the cost. >> but get this. someeople c even fit this into their lunch break. but w do need to warn you because if you're squeamish when it comes to needles, you might away.to look >> reporter: once reserved for the rich and famous, cosmetic procedures have ge mainstream with americans spending $16 billion last year to look and feel their best. >> it's not age, it's anatomy, because people don't want to kind of look different, they want to have that natural look. that's what we do. we make them look li themselv themselves, just better. >> she is a board certified dermatologist in mclean, virginia. one of the latest procedures to

reverse the signs of aging isn't actually newt all. >> they have been in europe for over 20 years. only in the last five years was it fda approved in the united states. >> reporter: people get a look at a nip and tuck without going under the knife. >> we finish threading and it's done. >> reporter: these tiny needles are injected into the part of your body that needs a lift. >> when it goes under the skin, it stimulates collagen to grow. when you put that in the face and the barbsull on the skin, it can actually have a lifting effect on the skin. >> think of it as a fishhook slightly lifng the skin. while the threads are in place, the body'sng natural hea response kicks in, producing collagen to heal the sutured area. >> we do thread lifts for every area. we do thread lifts on the eyebrow, wo thread lifts on

de cheek just to lift the cheek. thread lifts on your arm e knee skin, we can put it in the knees. if you have loose belly skin after a pregnancy, you don't want to getny surgical treatments. >> a topical numbing creams applied beforehand and there is no risk if the threads should break and they dissolve over time. >> after a surgery, after a c-section, they're the same stitches that go into a car. if a thread sns, it's still under the skin. >> the price could range from 1 to $3,000 depending on the threads you use and where you put them. for some people it's a gd alternative to a traditional facelift. that can cause between 10 and $15,000 and the down time can be lengthy, too.

>> the procedure lasts about 12 to 18 months. some went to work right after the procedure. >> it's the pulling of the thing -- >> look at the outcome. >> that woman's face, by the way? >> the dermatologist? >> yes. does she do it? >> i don't know. >> i don't like needles. i administratiomakes me sweat. >> is this weather going to cause us to sweat? is it getting that hot? >> i love that transition andl we all be complaining by this weekend because we'll be in the 70s this weekend. >> i'm not complaining. bring on the heat. let's go straight to 90. i'd be fine with that.'t >> i dhink we'll be quite there yet. i can get you 20 degrees bthow 90-degree mark.re 70s this weekend and next

weekend. i know we're still on thiswe end. as far as what's going on outside, myodness, hopefully not a lot of people are working today because it's a beautiful we'll have more cloud cover throughout the afternoon and evening. temperatures today are warmer thanrd yes. for your weekend outlook, get outside and enjoy it. if you're headed to church, grab those sunglasses. it's still going to be aolittle ut there. if you're headed out ohe golf course, lighter winds than yesterday. yes, it will be the warmest d out of the next four. we slip a little bit tomorrow because we have rain chances. upper 40s on tuesday w and then start making those temperatures go back on up as we head toward the middle partf this work week. current temperatures out there right now, 30s and 40s across the board. as we go through the daytoday, 60s by this afternoon. increasing clouds but no rain to

worry about. we don't have anything on the radar rht w. but just to the west of us, here's the cloud cover that will be coming i this afternoon and we'll also see this rain coming in a we hea into the overnight and into tomorrow. but just overnight and this afternoon, some spotty showers, that's it after about 10:we will start to see rain showers increase. ly again, we are clougd up throughout the afternoon but enty of sunshine out there this morning. isolated showers here are t as we go through the morning. as we get to thet middle p of the morning and into lunchtime, that's when the rain starts commute, but it's out of here. 9:00, 10:00 tomrow night, looking good. that's going to be a little shock to the system. watch this. our temperatures just go right on upd as we h into the weekend.

70s by this weekend. yeah, adam. we do have a chance of rain next sunday night and intnd . we'll take it. i'm mark murray of nbc news. >> and i'm kerry daniel. >> the 2020 democratic primary is in full swing which means candidatesre flocking to early candidate states. >> unless they're not. today bernie sanders and kamala harris are hitting the road instead in california and texas. and the reason they're heading there is both states have a big population which means a lot of delegate >> both california and texas hold their candidates on tuesday d thursday. a loss and a big win could hap candidate run up the score. >> withouttuhe mom from an early win in a state like iowa, will a candidate likeha rris,

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nightmare. not one, but two, ships ran into issues in the same unpredictable area of the norwegian coast known for rough seas. it all started yesterday afternoon wn a cruise ship had engine trouble, stranding ssthousands of gers. can you imagine? >> i just -- the tilt on that ship is insane. >> if you have seasick issues, good luck, right? this is not a good day. ght now rescue workers are evacuating them and it could take hours. >> but a second ship also became stuck in same area. authorities had to divert some helicopters used to save passengers from the cruise ship also helped those on the freighter. rescued at sea? not a good vacation. hose poor people. not at all, but everybody is safe so that's good. >> true. sto we want to take a liveook tside because it is going to be a beautiful day. look at this. >> smo ah sailingund here. lauryn is going to be back with

a look at our forecast. are you going to get outside? >> i'll be outside, absolutely. >> we'll be back after this.

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almost 9:30 on this sunday morning. here's whaor we're following you. when can we learn the findings of the mueller report? we are staying on top of the most sought-after report in d.c. plus a fire at a townhouse complex leaves families homeless in fairfax county. and march it comes down to the wire but

the terps season comes to an end. a lot going on mo this sundaying. got the mueller report, got some beautiful weather, got marches ma wrap it all together and we have an important day today. >> a great day, a busy day, lots going on today. >> thank you for being with us. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm meagan fitzgerald. but trst we're geto this forecast with lauryn cketts. lauryn, a good day, basically. >> a great sunshiney morning. we have sunshine out there right now. we will have a few clos as w head into this afternoon but lighter winds. temperatures will be warmer than sterday. ohyeah, we'll be abovevege for today. right now it's 50 degrees. 60 degrees will be our daytime high. a gorgeous day out there. it was one spectacular sunrise this morning. the sun coming up just l atle

after 7:00 a.m. and the sky was little hues of pinks ask rnd re and blues. 30s and 40s rightop now,ng out again in the upper 50s and lower 60s for daytime highs today. nothing happening on the radar if you're traveling out there right now. not too bad. this is on the way. this will be the edge of the cloud cover that comes our w as we head into the afternoon. then rain is headed our way. we'll talk about when that rain nll be knocking o d.c.'s doorstep. that's coming up in 15te mi turning now to our continued coverage of the special counsel report. baattorney general william's first summary of the report could come as early as today. but barr's decision on what to disclose to congression democrats is almost sure to spark a confrontation. they want the report to be made public. a sentiment echoed by the president and his allies.

>> there was no collusion that was found, then it strongly vindicates resident trump, but it raises those questions about who is going to be held accountable at the fbi. >> we want to kn that donald trump, his family members and any of his associates commit any crime. >> house democrats say they're ready to go to court to force the report's release and force robert mller to testify if the report isn't made public. we'll have continued coverage on the special counsel report. let's turn to some local news here. this morningeople in centreville, virginia are waking up in a hotel ahoer their to went up in flames. neighbors grabbed their cell a phon fire engulfed one home on castleford court. spread to other homes, forcing neighbors to evacuate. no one was seriously hu investigators are still trying to figure out how it all started.

inonn, thousands of protesters are asking that brexit hold a new referendum. demanding to know whether the country should leave the european union. this all com after theresa may has plans to meet up with her. protests erupted over the a kwattle of an east pittsburgh poce officer who fatally shot an unarmed black teenager. mollie hunter has the latest on the verdict and the outcry that followed. >> no racist police! >> reporter: anger on the streets of pittsburgh. the outrage after a jury reachei th decision in that less han 24 hours vmt, finding an ast pittsburgh police officer not guilty of murder or manslaught. >> unfortunately, we have to

expect this throughout the country. >> the jury, nine white and three black, acquitted michael rosfeld who was white, for the 2018 shooting ofe antwon rho was black and unarmed. he is there in the white shirt and his frien who are runningom police. their car matched the vehicle of a shooting nearby. rose was hit in the back, the elbow and the face.d rosfeld s my goal was to end the threat that was ahead of me. a commi 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. >> new england patriots owner

robert kraft is apologizing after being charged in a prostitution sting. kraft released a statement yesterday saying in part, i'm truly owsorry. i hurt and disappointed my family, my friends, co-workers and fans. the last thing i would ever want to do is disrespect another human being. kraft is accus of paying for a sex act at a day spa in jupiter, florida on two separate si ocons. he denies doing anything illegal. surveillance video backs up the prosecution, though. president trump will meet with israel's pnjme minister in netanyahu. just lt week, he broke through decades of u.s.olicy and wrote that the u.s. showed recognize the sovereignty over golan s, heig which is the most disputed territory in the world.

the president also withdrew from the iran nuclear deal. the team will invited to celebrate their world cup victory at the white house. s holtd he would not be going. he said his support of the ltbgq isne reason. also this week it's spring cleani time for d.c. pipes. you may notice that your water is yellow or brown. ey will be changing the chemical in the water. tomorrow is the city's

pothole blitz. the spring pothol control be out patching the craters, which are everywhere. you can report theo the city, meanwhile, and crews say they will get out there and fix them. apple is introducing something new. the wp a comprised. get ready for opening nats fans. spring training wppping u and that just means we're days a from this year's home oper. many first pitch from nats park at 1:05 in the afternoon. >> fwesmeantime, the terps will be cutting down any necessits t year, unfortunately. the game was ugly for the terps

early on. they felehind by as many as 15 points in the first half, but they did claw their way back in in theecond half. ly. >> tremont waters goes off the glas an glass. >> we knew exactly what we wanted to do, we just couldn't stop them. >> if anybody would be able to make the basket, i'm glad it was him. >>ketball can be cruel, can't it >> yeah. >> the terps finish the season 23-11. they do have a young roster, so there is a lot of eason to be excited for next we're. but still a tough way to.

>> good luckrom the marearlt into the half and didn't let up from there. >> the bruins. >> that will be a good matchup. >> the lady terps have been good for a long time. continued success to them. we want to take a live look outside. i'm excited, you guys. this is what i waited all year for, warmer weather. >> i need string of 70s. i need about five in a row, but this will do. a nice scene there at national harbour and we will give toumd.

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local music school resorts to selling some of its own instruments. a dip in enrollment combined with rising costs could forcesc ol to close its doors. >> the owner told her story to chief bureau tracie wilkinson

and hope it strikes a chord in viewers. >> this is six-year-old on the steel drums. they learned to play thesest ments here in the utley music school. >> we grew from18 students and 12 teachers to 252 and 24 teachers. school's director and founder novellatl believes music opens the door to endless possibilities. >> the younger you start the quicker this develops, and the higher your aspirations for what you are going to do in the community. music is vital to all human existence. >> reporter: but in recent yeer years, enrollment has declined in this school and it's fallen on hard times. the last government shutdown didn't help, either. >> people noteing able to pay and so forth, and you don't want to stop -- you know. but i can't have teachers that don't get paid.

>> reporter: so now utley is selling some of the school instruments from pianos to woods, winds and strings to help ends meet. >> for them to not be continuing and maybe even moovving on to t next generation would be an extreme loss to evteyone. >> rep maxine's daughter started playing piano here in second grade. now a high school senior.he >> been accepted in music programs at six different universities. it's justf a question which one she's going to pick. >> reporter:nntley has a tion to many of the instruments they're selling here. but she says letting them goay not be as hard as it may seem. >> i wouldn't say i have hea heartbreak in letting them go, no. it's to the betterment of the school. >> reporter: if you're interested in buying any of these instruments, go to nbcwashington and search music school sell. i' tracee wilkins, news4.

>> don't think we didn't catch tracee, da, da, da, da on the piano. >> hope they can stay open. you get the shining star today. wait, wait, wait. >> of course. of course! >> it's still a little chilly. it's 42 deees. >> it's freezing. meagan, are you cold?ua >> i'm ay good, surprisingly. i think it's the light abecause i'ays cold. >> i have to go outside and get some warmth because we're going to be in t low60s today. this afternoon lookingta splar. gorgeous weather out there. it's blue skies out there right now. it's crystal clear. we will cave moreuds moving in throughout the afternoon. and then by 8:00 tonight there could be a spotty shower. that's going to be the exception, not the most of us just staying dry out there today. yesterday mid-50s. of course it felt a little cooler because we had those winds out there. todayow s. doing a lot better today. what a gorgeous view.

with this warm weather, feeling more like spring and looking more like spring, especially because we're bloom tching. cherry blossoms to now at the stage 3 out of 6. really, when we get to stage 3, there's about 12 to 15 bays before peak bloom. stage 5 is that puffy white stage. we'll probably see them fleurish here but we are going tie a dip in those temperatures. 63 is the high today but only per 50s tomorrow. then tuesday, upper 40s, and we start bouncin back. our average temperature for this time of year is 58 degrees. you can see we're in the mid-40s in lots of spots rightnow. by the time we head through the lunch hour, everydy should be right around that 50-degree smashing heading into the low he 60s iniddle are the of the afternoon. 63 in d.c.

we'll keep that chance through the overnight but you can see nothing happening out there right now. loud coverf the that's going to increase this afternoon just movingnt ohio and kentucky. that will move into our ard. this rain will be moving into our area as we head into the day tomorrow but 59 degrees for tomorrow. could have a passing shower in the morning. then about 10:00 and 110:0, we should see more organized showers moving into our ea. 10:0 on tonigh 10:00 tonight, you can see the clouds in place. isolated shower tonight and tomorrow. tomorrow afternoon for your commute, there could be a shower. evening commute could have some showers, lately

much coole as we head into tuesday. only in the upper 40s for tu plenty of sunshine. we have high pressure in charge, so look at this a look at those temperatures. al unsi-- i bet a lot of people will stay home from work torrow.

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area, your chances of winning, right? it always seems like that's where you hbi it so i did that one time and there was a winner in d.c. >> of urse. there is no rhyme or reason to it. i guess it's fun to play, you know what mean? but i don't think you should be aking your life savings and dumping it into powerball. that's the mistake. >> i know, it is. but it's fun. in the next half hour, lauryn is going to be getting a look in your sunday forecays. she we're probably getting into the mid-60s. make sure you makeome afternoon plans today. we're back 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 northeast d.c. plus we are stan top of the mueller report. the contents of that report remain a mystery as the battle for its release is jt ginning. the gw parkway is back open after emergency repairs because of a sinkhole. lots to get to on this sunday morning including a beautiful forecast. but first, thank you so much for ing here with us. i'm adam tuss. >> good morning to you. i'm meagan fitzgerald. we are in store for a beautiful dayahead. i'm excited about this. >> going outside when it just feels beautiful out there, there's nothing like it -- >> it totally changes yodr too.