meteorologist chuck bell. how warm is it going to get? >> it's going to be nice and warm. open window weather again today. temperatures will be soaring way up into t 70s this afternoon. and it's not all that cold this morning. most areas in the upper 50s to around 60s. degr we have been dealing with an occasional raindrop or two. there will be more dry hours before this moves chance of rain. a rumble or two of thunder comes in again moday. of your monday will not be all that affected by rain. mild temperatures,61 in arlington. 62 in falls church. 59 inleesburg. 65 in frederick this morning. so not a cold start at stall. l dealing with a couple of raindrops. turned breezy and warm today. after about 4:00, 5:00, into the early evening, there will be a chance of a rumble orwo for thunder. severe weather chance is not that great. any individual thuulerstorm have gusty winds at times, melissa. >> all right.

good to know. t thank you,nk you. taking a look at 295 southbound here from frederick down to the spur, 68 miles per hour. going to get you there in 27 minutes. no problems right now on 270 as you're headed northbound. also looking good on 270. you don't have any worries there. rockville, southbound at veirses mill, l blocked by a work zone. inner loop, outer loop, no issues. earlier we were looking at a little slowdown inner loop near 66, it's disappeared. do have something in the district. elth street northeast between manny boroughs and hayes.ad ro closure, sounds like a police investigation. >> thank you. he was the longe serving house speaker in maryland history. reis morning, michael busch is being remem as a popular lawmaker. he passed away yesterday at 72 years old. busch developed pneumonia after a recent health procedure related to his 2017 liver transplant. duringis time in the maryland legislature, busch worked to

pass marriage equality, aboli the death penalty, and strengthen the state's environmental laws. >> it's not only his time as a lawmaker people are looking back on, they're look talking -- they're talking about his humor and coaching. >> he coached some of the members in the chamber. he brought with him that sense of caring. he created some camaraderie within the members. >> so many people speaking highly of him. mayor hogan has ordered flags to fly at half staff in busch's honor. coming upch justin f will join us live with more on the legacy of michael busch. there are new calls for reform following a local police investigation into a deadly ed officer-invohooting revealed the officer was lawful and justified in his use of deadly force. community members held pictures over the weekend.uring a rally white was killed by montgomery county police officer last summer in sitver spring. attacked the officer, but

community members say white w racially profiled. rembers of the silver spring justice coalition calling for accountability. >> we believe thi was an incident of racial profiling. we believe that mr. whitely absoluad the right to take a walk in his own neighborhood. we believe that he had the right to wear whatever clothing he wanted to wear, even if his ripped.as >> white did not pull a weapon on the officer. police say they found a folding knife in his pocket before the findings of the investigation were released. the officer had been cleared of wrongdoing in neighboring howard county. we are working to learn more about a shooting that left two men dead in prince george's county. two men were killed early yesterday morning on fable street. names and details have not been released on a possible motive. a possible outbreak of the norovirus has hospital officialr cod according to wtop.

the hse pediatric center alerted officials that three patients tested positive for the contagious virus this week. the d.c. department of health is running their own labs to confirm the saoutbreakng, quote, the hospital has implemented protocols to mage th spread of infection based on centers for disease control guidelines. the most common symptoms of norovirus include diarrhea, vomiting, a nausea stomach pain. 4:34. here's a look at the other top stories -- d.c. police investigating an disturbing discovery of what appear to be human remains. his was saturday on 30th and alabama avenue in southeast. there's the video. police trying to determine the cah.e of deat now the remains are at the medical examiner's office. an arican tourist and her ugandan driver are safe this morning. kimberly end cot was rescue -- endicott was rescued over the weekend by security teams. she and her driver were kidnapped in queen elizabeth national park last week.

"the new york times" reports that the safari compa that operated the tour paid a ransome. something nbc news has noten indepey verified. tonight, uva takes onex tech for the ncaa national championship. this is virginia's first national championship gamen i school history. tip-off isonight at 9:20 p.m. uva will open the john paul jones arena on campus to host a watch party. exciting. >> it is. as huge crowds enjoy the cherry blossoms -- they're still there -- there'srenewed effort to make sure the tidal basin is preserved f future generations. preservist say the area faces up certainty if much-needed improvements aren't enacted. there's crumblingct infraste and flooding. >> there are over $500 million in deferred maintenance here. we are comg t congress with five solutions from world renownedrchitects and

engineers for basically five options that could be funded to fix this place for future generations. >> does need a little help. the campaign also invites members of t public to sign a pledge to be informed about preservation efforts at thesi you can find more on this in our nbc washington app. >> you saw the video. kids shaking the trees. you're not supposedo touch the blossoms. so you know, the tourists and thee visitors h to say, listen, these are beautiful trees. around.t them to stick i don't know how you keep the tourists away. >> you want to make it welcoming, but you got tot protit, as well. >> tough. hockey, hey, coming up this week. this is the week for caps fans. the true battle to defend the cup begins. and it all starts right here in the district. >> let's go. for the first games, the caps re taking on the carolina hurricanes, a team that hasn't made the playoffs for a cade. here's the first-round schedule. the caps' first game is thursday in d.c. puck drops at 7:30. at 3:00 p.m., a game on saturday. you'll be able to watch that

here on nbc 4. then it's off to carolina for games three and four. kgame five will be b here in d.c. on the 20th. maybe we'll sweep and won't have to worry about. that. >> see if we can capture the magic of last year. that was up if. before the team takes the ice, t washington capitals are giving back to the community. on saturday the organization hosted a blood drive with inova blood donor it was held at the ice politics. if you made a -- ice plex. you made a donation you got a free bobblehead. ovechkin was missing a tooth, so it was right. coming up in the 6:30 half hour, the stanley cup, it's going to be here with us. >> and we can touch cit. you? >> no, we're back on the quest. we can't touch it even though it's ours for now. >> all the rules. >> justike we're not -- we don't want to give it up. maybe we shouldn't touch it.> ahead, attorney general william barr facing more calls to releaseer rmueller's report preparing to testify before congress. severe weather strikes.we e taking you to texas where cleanup is underway following a possible tornado touchdown.

good monday morning, evnyone. i'm l harris. >> i'm pat lawson muse. coming up at 4:00, we'll tell you about a new effort to protect your kids and cars. >> every year dozens of people including so many children are hurt or killed in backov accidents. the federal law requires new cars have to have bkup cameras. >> what if you have at older car?ur do-it-lf devices that will help give you peace of mind. >> join us

a wild weekend weatherwise in texas. take a look at this. this morning, investigators wtrl be in c texas trying to figure out whether it was a tornado that struck the county. homes and other b heavily damaged, some knocked

off the foundations. trees were upro ed. no one wrt, but there are plenty of - there is cleaning up to do. a significant number of power lines were knocked down. many homes are still without electricity, and roads are blocked, as well. >> yikes. floodwaters are also trouble around the globe. in parts of iran, thousands are leavingheir communities because of rising water there. 70 people have die of fast-moving waters. the dams overflowed, and the banks of many rivers have breached because there aren'tcy enough emergersonnel to help. many young men decided not to leave their communities and instead are stayi behind to help. a final good-bye to an american who died during the korean war. >> the was a delay i being laid to rest because he was unable to be identified. now his family has closure. private first class james alvin shaw served in the armyt the end of world war ii before being sent to fight in the korean econflict. whn korea, he was taken prisoner and died six months

later. because of limited forensic science back then, no one identify shaw. he was buried with hundreds of other nunidentified ameri soldiers in hawaii. his family had all but given up hope until someone called them tellinghem shaw's remains had beened identi >> for my brother james, he said, you're never going to believe this. and i'm like,ok , what, you know. and he said, they found uncle alvin. i'm just so thankful that he's finally back. >> shaw was laid to rest on friday in mississippi. it's 4:42. we head to break. checking in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> all right. four things to know about thef next couple days -- you may want to grab the umbrella. a couple of chance s for rain. close to 80 for yourtuesday. it won't be as warm wednesday and thursday, there will be plenty of sunshine.

a completely check of the ten-day forecast when i see you next. >> all right. thank you. > ahead, calls grow louder to have attorney geral william barr release the full mueller report. he faces the congress am testimony this week. we're looking at how that may play out.

we're only a few hours into the workweek, and a it'seady shaping up as a busy one for the trump administration. >> this will incluh a sea for a new dhs secretary. kirstjen nielsen tookver more th two years ago. she oversaw the controversial border policy of separating children from their parents.

nielsen will stay on the job until this wednesday. kevin mcaleenan has been named as actingsecretary. >> tuesday, attorney general william barr will testify before congress. thiss pressure buildsn him to release robert mueller's full report. barre says h does plan on makini c by mid-april. nd it's not only the mueller report that democratsem the anding to see, but president's taxes, as well. tax returns. the house ways and means committee has requested six years worth of tax returns. sre to help sort all that out, news4's tracie potts. >> good morning to you. let's beg with the taxes. this request was made days ago. are the democrats any closer to seeing these returns? >> reporter: they've given the irs a wnesday adline. we don't know if the irs will meet the deadline. the treasury secretary which oversees the i says they'll consider it. they talked to the lawyers and will try to treat president aump lik other taxpayer, including protecting his privacy as they would o anyer

taxpayer. but the democrats on this committee feel that they have a right on behalf of the people to see the tax returns for a couple of reasons. to make sure that president trump with his significant wealth is following the same rule as everyone else. he was, in fact, the first candidate in 50 years not to release hisre rns. they also want to see if there are conflicts of reinterest, n influence concerns that could impact the decisions he's making in the oval office. >> what can we expect from the attorney general's testimony that's coming up t sweek? >> reporter: that's going to be interesting. william barr was set to testify tomorrow and wednesdayap before opriations committees. the money, his budget for the justice department. now that will likely focus on this mueller report that he says he's redacting, pulling out secret grand jury information and other classified information before turni it ove to congress. because he came to a different conclusion than the speci counsel did about obstruction, democrats say, no, they want to see the whole thing.

they want to see what the decision was based on. and there's a legal back and forth on whether or not they have the right to do so. orey are pushing the full report. barr has said they will get a redacted report by the middle of the month. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill. thank you. a manst is under aror allegedly threatening to kill congresswoman ilhan omar. the man made a threatening phone call to the congresswoman's capitol hillffice last month. the fbi criminal complaint says he called her a terroristennd threat to shoot her. omar is one of the first two muslim women elected to congress. > today we're hoping to hear more from district leaders abo nonprofits taking a financial hit. each yearheyerve "serve d.c." applications for money and then they submit the applicatio applications. you in new applications this

year are ineligible. the groups who serve low-income students may miss out on nearly $4 mi cion. thy also missed a window to explain any issues it might have had submitting those applications. the mayos office has not responded. today the chinese woman arrested at president trump' i reso expected in court. she is charged with male false statements to a federal officer and entering a restricted facility. the secret service says that she was carrying four cell phones, a laptop, external har dri and thumb drive containing malicious malware. the detention hearing could cide if she stays behind bars. the former president of michigan statelso in court. lou anna simon lied about her plaints against larry nassar. witnesses are expected at today's preliminary hearing on how the uniy handled those complaints. assar is a convicted sexual predator who practiced medicine at the university for 20 years. olympic gymnasts are among the women that he abused. all right. for all the procrastinators out

week leftay marks one until tax day. here's your first notice -- april 15th is the day you'll c want tcle on the calendar. i actually still have the calendar i circle. no m just on phone. >> yeah. >> that is next monday. then you'll need toile returns and pay any money you owe unless you file for a six-month extension. and you can do that on irs.gov. i bet you a lot of people file for extensions. >> extension. in health news, a new study shows a surge in liver cancer deaths especially in men over the past two the statewide also finds the -- the study also finds the increase isti h men with lower educations the hardest. men with less education also have higher rates of obesity, diabetes, smoking, and excessive alcohol consumption which add to the risk of liver cancer. this morning we are working 4 your heal. pancreatic cancer is on track to be the second deadliest cancer in the u.s. most tumors are detect toad late

when surgery is too risky. now a team at the mayo clevic hasoped a new way to attack tumors once considered inoperable. the tumors are blasted with k p chemothera chemotherapy, then followed by radiation and surgery. >> the thing we found is the more chemotherapy people get that's effective, the longer they live. >> another critical step is the use of p.e.t. scans to make sure the cancer is dead befor removing it surgically. important to get tested. yesterday was world health day. a bethesda restaurant don't -- donated part of its proceeds to project hope. >> the nonprofit provides medical services around the world. prect hope says it often helps communities affected by always great to see communitying in together. >> -- community c.ing togeth >> sure is. >> a lot of people came to the tidal basin over the weekend. the traffic was- something that's been the second spectacle this year.

it's been unbelievable. >> i avoid it at all costs. >> we've had them at peak all week. last weekend -- >> that's lucky. >> two weekends in a row with neareak conditions. at said, it started to look like a snowfall. >> snowing. >> with the white petals coming down fast -- >> also pretty to look at,ou . >> still there? >> they are still there. they're probably just about done peaking and a couple of warm days today and color along with breezes and raindrops. putting the finishing touches on peak blooming. that said, if you're just arriving in our fair city for a vacation hoping to see flora an, faood news is a lot of flowers are still out there. the tulip garden also down, not too far from the tidal basin. a great place tosit. haines point, different types of cherry trees there. there are going to be rain chances today. first chance is coming this morning. not raining t hard, but there's a line of raindrops along the northern end of the suburbs,te winch to leesburg,

into parts of central montgomery unty, up to columbia, maryland, and ellicott city. no rain really south of the area yet. our friends toward fredericksburg, stafford, and into s hthern marylande a dry start this morning. future weather. here's the firsthance of rain moving out of here. we'll get enough breaks of sunshine late morning into the early parts of the afternoon. it will be nice and warm today. there will be another chance for showers, maybe a rumble or t thunder developing after 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. not oeveryone's going get rained on. we've got the rain chances at least 50% fortoday. rain chances increase a little bit more between about 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. that will be the best chances to get rainbs in the southern sub for today after between 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. we mainly dry out through the hours.ght by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, still mostly cloudy, but the sunshine is making a big-time comeback for tomorrow. do expec a nice, warm day. 78 today. but grab the umbrella. a couple of chances for rain.

79 tomorrow. wow. that's going toeel good the cooler weather returns for wednesday and thursday. highs in the low to mid 60s. another chance of a thundershower on friday. most of the upcoming weekend looks good, although i think saturdayill be the dri half of the weekend. >> all right. thank you. in centrevilleig now, problem here has just happened. eastbound 66 temporarily at least shut down here at 28. we were seeing cars getting by. now it again is stopped. we called, we do not yet know how many vehicles were involved. multipe injuries here. eastbound 66 at 28 right now is shut down. those folks are trying to get off. it's so new that it's not showing up on the american troops. no out to we'll start seeing that yellow, orange, and red line, 66, through centreville. 95, no issues northbound or southbound. looking good. outer loop and ier loop of the beltway. no problems. almost, rockville, southbound rockville pikerst vmill, lanes blocked by a work zone, as

well. >> all right. not a good start to 66 this monday. er>> it's nood on 66. never. montgomery county schools are hoping to give teens the tools they need to keep themselves outth of unhe relationships. >> yesterday, high school hosted a teen dating safety conference. hundreds of high schoolers were there, all were taught how to spot the warning signs of dating violence and what makes a relationship healthy. >> i really feel like this is a cause that i can help with personally as a teen, as a woman in the county, i can really ope my voice and really be part of the help. >> this is the 10th yearnthat mery county has held this event. important reminders for teens who are diving into those waters. >> indeed. this week we are expected t get a first-ever images of a black hole. a black >> wow. >> what's the picture? the pictures will come from a special telescope nam the event horizon which has eight parts, all scattered around the

world. they work together ting photos simultaneously. this will be the first time anyone on earth has seen a black hole ever. the hope is that the pictures will give us a better understanding about how they impact our univhase. >> is really other world he. literally. we here's a lot out there don't know. >> i'm convinced of that. still ahead ony, "news4 to we're remembering maryland house speaker michael busch. maryland history.ng speaker in we're working for your health, what to know to stay healthy anstress free.

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s morning, marylanders are remembering house speaker michael busch. we take a look at his life and legacy. we'r live in annapolis. we are staying on top of a developing story, as well. a major shakeup at the department of heland security. secretary kirstjen nielsen resigned. what's next? plus, marchma dness. uva set tolay tonight in the finalaa game. we have a preview of the championship. >> a rooftop barn arlington tonight. that could work. >> i feel like uva is a legal team. >> totally. so many people including our general manager.

>> that's right, our boss went to virginia. >> he was pulling hard for them. good morning on this monday, i'm adam tuss. aaron has the day off. >> i'm eun yang. it's monday, april 8th, 2019. we have melissa mollet coming up with traffic -- >> first, chuck, close to 80. >> very close to 80. that will make me popular. however, in the game i'm going guns up. xas tech - >> no! >> texas i'm telling you -- this may be the only thing that goes to lubbock, texas. >> you're the fan. >> you got to be kiddime. >> i big-12 conference. >> that's gediculous. out of here. >> i'm going to be the mos unpopular person in the area. >> goodness. >> besides, eun, you're a maryland aludo what are you g switching sides? conference -- >> maryland used to be t acc. >>t's right. they changed. >> they call it thedmv, chuck. think regionally.