it is a busy morning. we're following several developing stories tarting with a deadly crashnvolving a school bus in clinton. you could see the damage to the bus there. a truck and two oer car involved. we have an update on the clean-up and the road closures. it was als a tough scene for firefighters in alexandria early this morning. a woman found dea in a home that caught on fire and her husband now fighting for his life. we have some new information about what caused the fire. >> plus, it is 3 million times the size of the earth. and today for the first time we're seeing images of the black hole. > and we are taking a look at a beautiful day out there.

plenty of sunshine and warming temperatures. but rain on the way. we'll talk about it and show you when,om cing up. announcer: "news4 midday" starts now. good morning, and welcome to "news4 midday." i'm pat lawson muse. >> and i'm erika gonzalez. and we begin with a horrible deveping story in prince george's county. chopper4 over the sne of a multi-vehicle crash involving a prince george's county school seaving one woman dead. >> all of this happened as people were simply headed to irk and school this morning. nbc4 justin fin live at the scene in clinton with the latest on the terrible wreck. justin? >> reporter: pat, erika, if you were here close to 7:00 this morning, you saw this mess close-up or maybe caught it and if you have been here in the hours since, as you could see, it remains a mess out he, this multi-vehicle crash at branch and serat road and as we're looking right now. this scene here still in

progress. the clean-up under wayus they jt removed the woman who lost her life as well. as you mentioned, she was among involved ine people this wreck. six people were injured. two refused treatment. among it injured, two teens on the way to school aboard the very school bus back there and we could tel you this, from the drivers on the road to those who live and work nearby to police themselves, everyone wants to know how this wreck happened. at branch avenue and serat road, a sight so awful this left drivers who travel this stretch every day thinking again about coming back. >> i've seen accidents over here so i'm always looking i'm not going to be taking this road any more. i'll be going the long way. >> reporter: consuela's eyes were fixed on the school bus and the overturned semi and the mangled cars caught up in the lti-vehicle death that left one dead. >> i could confirmme we've lost er of our community in the collision this morning.

>> reporter: the police chief arrived on scene and briefed by investigators and shared with il news4 early de about how this crash may have happened. >> the semi-truck was traling uth on route 5 and every other vehicle was on serat road traveling across route 5 and then this clisionoccurred. >> reporter: several were injured including two teen age students from charle flowers high and the chief said those stents and the bus driver were given precautionary checkups as investigators look deeper into the crash and the cause theai chief the lay of the land will play a factor. even more recent,e pointsout, for drivers to be alert behind the wheel at all times. >> route 5, you're at the bottom of a bowl. it'sng trave downgrade in both directions and meeting here at serats road so if you are texting while yodriving, i are not buckled up, this is one of the places where,f because o the geography, we could have worse outcomes than a collision

on a flat piece ofroadway. with nine people injured and one person dead, what goes through your mind?ll >> the families because they lost a loved one. and that they have to do better with this intersection right here because if this doesn't make a change, the i don't know -- >> reporter: something has to change. the majority opinion this morning as you look livee at th crash scene and many moving parts.e we hraffic northbound getting by with this crash scene involved. on the southbound side, you can see there again that overturned truckload there is being cleaned up. that has to be gone before they could fully open trafficere. again as you heard the chief say, how this all happened, still up in the air. it does appear that was going southbound on branch. those vehicles involved were crosng at serat and somehow in between this crash happened again. one person dead, many injured. expect this mess to be here for

a quite a bit longe live in clinton, i'm justin finch, nbc4. back inside to you. >> thank you so much. the loudoun county sheriff's office is investigating a sexual assault in sterling. a woman said last nighthe was awakened by a strange man in her home on northuke street. he was sexual assaulting her and ran off when she awoke. sheriff deputies searched the area but have not been able to find anybody. new this morning, prince george's county police are trying to figure out who stole an atm. investigators say a vehicle smashed into thele 7n convenience store along watkins park drive in upper marlboro and body was hurt. but today's incident is the latest in a series of atm robberies in our area. u might remember this one at a 7-even in lanham last mon when thieves rammed a pickup truck through the window of the store of the 7-eleven near annapolis road.

at the time police were investigating whether the same guys were responsible for similar thefts in both the drk a -- in both the d.c. and baltimore areas. now to the weather on this wednday morning. the skies have cleared and we are seeing some really beautiful sunshine out there. >> yes. but lauryn doesn't seem to be quite as warm as we've -- if i could talk. la la. as we've seen the last couple of days. first show of the day, i'm warming up. >> you should have heard me thia mornin 5:00 a.m., i still couldn't get my words out right. s'll see how this g with you and i here today, erika. it is a beautiful day. i was picking up what you are putting down. we'reooking at sunny skies. look at potomac river glistening. just gorgeous out the and we're going to continue to have beautiful conditions all day. now, temperatures are warming up quite a bit. i'veaken our daytime high up so i do believe we'll make it to the 70 degree mark in dtrict.

outside of the beltway, it will fall flat but seasonal this time. ye however we do have rain into friday and also have some rain chances lingering around for the weekend. of course, we have the cherry blossom parade and things goingr on in the dt and surrounding areas. so we'll time out that rain for you and let you know what to pect as we head into the weekend. that is coming up in about 20 minutes. >> ksthlauryn. developing now, a woman is dead ander husband is hurt after a fire at their old town alexandria home. this is on south pitt street next to duke. >> reporter david culver is live at the scene with newetls about what officials are saying about what caused the fire. david? >> reporter: that is right. hat the cause of the fire was electrical and appears this started in the bedroomou and you see looking at the row homep that e oor has boarded out windows where fire officials had

to gain entry to get into that bedroom to start rescue operations to try to save the two people inside. we know that it was a husband and his elderly wife.bl they wereto get the man out, however the woman were told died inside of th home. i want to take you to the scene. this is just after midnight. you could see how active it was here on south pitt street. again this is old town alexandria and they had several fire crews outxand aria fire and rescue were assisted by fairfax county fire and rescue, to try and get the two people who lived inside of this home out as f thate took hold. now as we mentioned, that fire started in the bedroom but the part of the challenge asde ribed by old town alexandria officials and folksea from the the homes are histic. listen to one of the fire investigators say how they were able io getide of the home eventually. > early 18th century construction, thestairwells are extremely narrow. the hallways are narrow.

and it does provide for challenges for the firefighters. but due to the nature of where d, therertment is loca very well aware and trained and overcoming those obstacles. >> reporter: and i o you know town, many of the homes are historic and this home has historic placard on it. fire officials were able to get the man out. we're told that he is in the hospital recovering. it is unclear just how serious his injuries are and two pets were rescued from the home but unfortunately the woman who lived here died and one neighbor telling us she had mobility issues. working to learn their names and what they meant to the community and as we zbraerj the detae'll update you. back to you two. >> such a heartbreaking story there. thank you, david culver. ga also under inveson this morning, this fire at a montgomery county honda dealership. this is on automobile boulevard

in silver spring. we're told it took about 100 firefighters to put the flames out here. one of them suffered minor injuries. a cause hasn't been determined yet but we do kw that the fire arted inside a service bay. officials say the fire did more than $1.5 million in damage. a new solar farm is coming to spotsylvania. fredericksburg say the county board of supervisors approve the permit yesterday. it iss a controversial there. supervisors voted 5-2 to approve at leastne section of the 500 megawatt solar facility. the farm will be run by sustainable power group. that is a company based in utah. it already has agreements to sell the energy to major high-tech companies apple and microsoft as well as the university of richmond. the board will take up two other special use permits at theirin metomorrow. right now, president trump is headed to texas. he will attend a fundraiser or several fundraisers in san

antonio and in houston. >> but he spoke rs reporters before leaving. >> i think that the whole asylum rules, laws and regulations have by taken advantage of people that are very bad people in many cases. these are the people running the cartelam they areg the system. they have been for years. >>idhe president spoke on a range of issues including the mueller report. he said he hasn't seen. meanwhile, another homeland security official stepping down. it is thehird one in three days, in fact. news4 tracipotts reported on the latest shake-up and what is ahead for congress. >> reporter:in a deputy claire grady was next in line to take over homeland security and her departure clears the way for president trump's choice, mcal lien and krirs jen nielsen

resigning and the preside denied he's cleaning house. >> i don't know who came up with at. >> reporter: despite confirmation from three.s officials he denies wanting to bring back the controversial policy of separating migrant children from their parents at the border. >> we're not looking to do that, no. we're not looking to do that. >> we're not going to separate families. >> reporter: william barr backing him up at a budget hearing that focused on the robert mueller myrtle beach repo -- the robert mueller russia report. >> within a week i'll be in a position to release the report to the public. >> reporter: redacted with confidential infmation blacked out with explanations for what is missing. >> do we really think it is fair to put out classified information or to throw innocent people under the bus. >> we'll wait to see the report. but color me dubaius that he will be fair. dnchts democrats get another

chance to question barrse at a nd budget hearing today. and from the testimony we learned he's reviewing the fbi actions in the months leading up to the 2016 presidential campaign amid allegations that they were spying on the trump campaign. tracie pot, nbc ws, washington. well, it is supposed to help babies fall asleep but consumer report said it should be recalled right away. coming up, more on the sleeper and the possible danger. of and the first image ever a black hole. the break-through 55 milli light yeonar

>> d.c. police are investigating a homicide we're told a man was stabbed multiple times on galveston street in this is video from the scene near southern avenue. a man was arrested but the suspect's name and the mevictim have not yet been released according to the d.c. police website, the district's homicide

rate is up by 25% from this time last year. a maryland man acced of plotting a terrorist attack at national harbor has been denied il. prosecutors say 28-year-old rondel henry was ipired by isis and wanted to kill as many people as possible. during a hearing yesterday his attorney set henry is an american citizen. court documentsaye stole a u-haul truck with a plan to run overedtrians. he allegedly targeted dulles airport first but moved to national harbor when he couldn't get through dulles security. through this morning, israel benjamin netanyahu appears to be headed toward aisric fifth term as prime minister. unoffici election results give his right-wing party a solid majority in parliament following last night's national election, relection would give netanyahu an important boost as he braced for the likmiihood of cl charges in a series of corruption scandals. he has denied i wrongdoin all

of them. final election results are expected by friday. history has been made in prince willi county. the first minority to serveou o the cnty board of. superviso [ cheering and applause ] >> last night angry won a special election with nearly 75% of the vote. he's filling the seat held by long-time supervisor john jenkins who passed awayarlier this year. he has to get ready for the primary to be the democratic party nominee this november. a local high school teacher is accused of filming a woman with a hidden camera. rafael shlouski found evidence linking him ton a hid camera in an air-conditioning vent. officers say a woman found it while workingnside of the home. he now faces force misdemeanor countsor unlawful filming.

actress lori loughlin and more than a dozen parents face new challenges in the college admission cheating scandal. 16 parents included now in a new federal indictment accusing them of money laundering. the new charges couldead to additional jail time. the parents are accused of taking part in a scheme that involved riggingge col entrance exams and bribing coaches at top universities. a mysterious warning about a spread around the world that is called candida auris. and it is a drug-resistant fungus which is very difficult to treat. it could be difficu to diagnose and it is spreading rapidly in hospitals and nursing homes in the united states. the fungus pre on the elderly and people wita compromised immune system. >> had real success that if a hospital identifies its first case, that they aggressively

approach affection control and disinfection and approac tt patient in treatment and management and we've seen no further cases in those kind ofi inions so we've had some success stories in our fight agains candida auris. >> there have been 600 cases in u.s., in new york, new jersey and illinois. the academy of arican -- american academy of pediatrics is calling on the consumer product safety commission to immediately recall a popular baby toy.r a con reports investigation found that the fisher price rock and play sleeper is tied to 32 infant deaths. the report said babies accidentally suffocated when they rolled around in their sleep while unrestrained. federal government and fisher price issued a warning about the product but safet experts say that is not enough. looks like you're goi to be spending a bit more cash at the gas pump. gas prices are soari across the country. >> some stations already hitting

as high as $5 aaln. nbc's gadi schwartz takes a closer look at the cost to fill up you >> reporter: as the temperatures rise, prices do too. this spring, filling up is costing more than usual. in some places already topping $5 a gallon. th highest in over three years. the most expensive here in california. where g prices range from $3. $3.99 to $4.19 and $4.29 all on the same street. >> we have toin the lottery. only way to keep up. >> reporter: coast to coast average prices jumping 25 cents. ndd pennsylvania $2.89 and washington $3.28 a there is no slowdown in sight. >> we don't know how long the prices will remain or how much higher they will go. >> reporter: some regions paying more because of recent flooding in the midwest i waed out corn crops the key ingredient in ethanol. in california tracing back to

outas at oil refineries. best way to save, buy your gas on monday. don't wait until the end of the week when stations hike up prices ahead of the weekend travel. >> that was nbc's gadi schwartz reporting. today a new option for commuters available in northern virginia on the ride is testing a double decker commuter bus for the next few weeks. the bus departs from the curbi road commuter lot in gainesville just after 6:00 every morning and travels toward d.c. our cameras were allowed on the bus. passengers could sit up or wnstairs and enj the scenic ride into the city and instead of paying during this testod peri, passengers will only be asked to fillut a>> survey. looking to get real-time information about how comfortable the ride is, wheyer or not therefer the upstairs to downstairs. how safe they feel. just getting someth o real-time information you can't get just from testing a bus empty. the double-decker bus could

seat 81 people and including the to floor and the counties current buses seat 57 people. io> relhip advice. we talk to a psychiatrist that tells us the one thing that every relationship needs. >> and spring allergies. when it comes to allergies it seems like we're hearing it is going to be a bad year. a look at just howwi bad this yr be after the break.

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you mayno already the spring weather can aggravate your seasonal allergies. >> and experts say this is going to be a severe one.ge a lart of the country is already experiencing high polle countshe >> morgansky reports on what you can do about it? >> reporter: insufferable, unbearable and almost impossible to escape. >> in about two days i'll be sneezing my head off. >> water eyes, itchy eyes. you could tell. you could tell the season is here. reporter: for the 50 million americans with nasal allergies this year's battle has already

begun. >> oh, i have time. it got me. >> reporter: in north carolina, in unmistakable yellow haze and pollen covering cars in minutes. at gottliebpi memorial hl this doctor called this arlington season a perfect storm. >> we're going to ha kveiffednt distinct pollen seasons. >> reporter: the dealyng shows types of pollen that wouldn't be a problem until summer and the cause warmer temperatures earlier in the year. >> this is kind of becoming part of a trend, >> so we're seeing shifts in our weather. shifts in whatg our sprin is, shifts in winter, too. and that really affts the timer. of the y >> reporter: shaw said the pollen count highest in the south and northeast but warns the midwest will rise. to stay ahead of symptoms, doctors recommend grgting al tests now so they know what to treat. the best advice to keep your window closed and your tissues closer. morgan chesky, nbc news, chicago. >> wow! that makes me itch.

>> and the count is high here. >> it is. >> there has been an explosion. >> there is. and tree pollen is bad. i knew we were doing this story so i looked to see if we had any new information we get it at about noon to se what our count is and this is tree pollen i'm sure because we haven't h any rain. but we do have rain on friday. so hopefully that will aeviate some of the allergy sufferers and the pollen will wipe some of this away. beautiful day out there. so h if you areded outside, take the allergy medication because we've got clear ski and plenty of sun and a little breeze to carry that pollen. just across your way, again it is just a beautiful day out there. what do you need t the next four days. nice and sunny today. tomorrow mild andso dry. ry over the next few days but then we have the rain and maybe a few t friday afternoon. could see a few showers on and off on saturday. particularly saturday morning. and i'llin what will happen because the confidence for this weekend forecast isth little o low side.

especially for saturday. sunday i do believe we'll have rain chance if you are headed out to get the car wash, dry today. and again that next rain is not coming until friday. so you havee a litile. 66 degrees is our temperature now. continue to take it up to around 70 degreeski today. blue and again a slight breeze. a northwest wind at about 10 miles per hour. heading into owtomo temperatures a touch cooler. mainly because we're going to have a littl bit morloud cover out there. but still seasonable for this ti our average temperature is in the mid-60s so on par with tt. as for a rain outlook, as i've said, we have wayne coming on friday evening. then we get into saturday with a few showers on saturday morning and then it looks like despread rain as we go through the day on sunday. but we're dry over the next two ys so i'll start thin friday morning. your morning commute on friday is a-okay. it is in the afternoon and evening when we start to see showers and thunderstorms moving into our area. and they bleed into saturday

morning. now satury afternoon and evening, i'll keep an isolate chance ever show-- of a showert that is more of a exception and not the rule and widespread rain on sunday and itndooks like could be a wet and breezy one. we're going to talk about that oun-day forecast and show exactly what our temperatures will be coming up in a little bit. thank you, ma'am. it is a first, imagesf the black hole, the process to get them was not easy. coming up, howt iwas done and what scientists have learned. and a local couple sai me picked a name for their daughter that has taken on a whole new meaning.

>> announcer: you'reating "news4 midday." we are getting a look at the first photo of a black hole. scientists with the event horizon telescope project unveiled this photo this morning right here in d.c. the photo was capturedy using,

get this, eight telescopes around the world over a five-day period. scientists say in order to take this photo, each telescope had to achieve the highest resolution possible from the surface of the earth. it is the equivalent of being able to read the date on a quarter in los angeles while standing right here in washington, d.c. >> wow! >> yeah. so when that was achieved, history was made. >> in april ofll 2017 of the dishes in the event horizon telescope swirled and turned and stared at a galaxy 55 million light years away. it is called m-87. and there is a supermblsive k hole at its core. and we are delighted to be able to report t you today that we have seen what we thought was unseeable.nd we have seen taken a picture of a black hole. >> you canr he enthusiasm dn his voice and see it on his

face. ust to put the size of this into perspective, it is 6.5 billion times more massive than the sun. not even fathomable. >> you can't. can't even imagine. >> uh-h. >> that i amazing. >> yes, it is. a congressional committee discussed white nationalist groups and their online activities. >> experts say the suspects in several recent vcts ofiolence in charlottesville, new zealand and pittsburgh have a common bound of white nationalism and the internet. representatives from google and facebook told lawmars they removed millions of videos and other content from their atforms that contained hate speech. but those who track hate groups say it is noth. eno >> take the exact same tools that they've used against these muslim extremist groups and appl it to white supremacy. if they could shut that down online, they could shut this down online. the congressional hearing was streamed online.

however, the company shut down the commes sectionecause it was flooded with hateful racist and anti-semitic remarks. > we recently talked to well-known pastor bishop td jakes who is heren in washing this week promoting his new book entitled "crushing" and we talked about the rise of racial hatred and race-relate thevi ence in the country right now and asked what he thinks it will take to heal some of the division that appears to be spreading. >> just ordinary people together and saying, wait a minute, we are better than this. will not allow a few people to define whoe are as individuals. we have to learn to talk to people who differit us. and until we learn to have conversations outside of our tribe and our side of our group, we'll never enlarge the way we think and the way we resolve issues. >> you could watch our entire half hour interview with bishop td jakes on news4 your sunday on

easter morning at 5:30. >> and one other thing that he said that were meaningful is those who a silent have to speak up. >> absolutely right. it takes people beingthngaged in conversation, some like he said being able to get out of your comfort zone and out of your tribe of your normal folk that you converse with day in and day out. >> expand your thinking. >> look forwarding to hear the rest of the interview. thanks, pat. >> technology shapes our culture and our world and devices like the amazon echo have becomur part of day-to-day life and it is certainly very convenient. but what happens when it starts to encrot to en -- to encrotch on your child. >> they are parents to this 3-year-old girl. >> she's very sassy, i would call hers dadd girl.

>> reporter: like most parents they thought long and hard about what they would name their child. they settled on a name after two grandparents but that name became popular. really popular. >> tell me about her name what ss your daughter's name. >> so her name alexa. >> see where this is going. for the sake of not setting off wery device in the viewing area, nowould be a good time to turn off your -- you know what. good. let's continue. while the couple had heard of the device c before theirld's arrival, they didn't think much of it. >> and we're like, who knew what it would become and another passing technology and we fell in love with the name so we named her alexa which we still love to this day. >> reporter: however, you can imagine the jokes and the coue e said they er it. >> it doesn't happen any more with friends. they all know us now. but all of the time with new people, when we she was gettir tonsils out the nur said to her, oh, your name is alexa, can i buy you, can you tell me

the weather? >> reporter: according to baby, cent alexa is one of the top 30 names in the country in 2015 just as the devic was being released. everye year after that, me has steadily dropped in popularity. the couple said they're now ing nicknames. >> what do your friends call you? what do they say about your name? >> cx. >> theyall you lex. what do mommy and dad call you? >> lexa. >> we don't know what is to come. so we're sort of taking a bold move to try and alleviate any future issues for her. >> reporter: in their house there is only one alexa and thal ishe t r one. but they do have a google home. >> okay, google, what is the weather today? >> there so concerned they actually wrote to the founder of amazon, jeff bezos and proposed renaming the device. >> somebody did get -- i did get a response. >> you did? >> i did. i did get a response from amazon. >> somebody whoeforks for

bezos. >> it comes from a library that stores the knowledge of the ancient world and while they pass along the couple's suggestion, amazon has tlans on changing the famous name any time soon. >> if just this sort of society change where the machines are being treated very similarly w th we talk to each other, and therefore our kid is being sort of put i that position. >> reporter: so check out what happened tos4 n tracee wilkins when this aired last night. her very own google home -- can you hear that? >> it is currently 66 -- >> so the google home in tracy's house thought it was being requested becau what we were saying in the story. i'm sure i made everybody's house go bonker i should have said at beginning of the story, anything that tan s back to youur home minus your kid unplug please. >> turn idown. >> , yeah, tracie had fun with that last night.

thanks for sharing that with us. >> that is funny. well fgday rain com up, lauryn takes a closer look at the timing. and the green is reaching w heights to get fit for spring. coming up, a lookt the benefits orock climbing.f

it is easy getting tired of doing the same workout routine over and over again but d 't fear because we're testing out a new alternative. >> molette green spent the morning in laurel and she has details about thef benefits rock climbing. >> wall climbing. thts this is a great full body workout at climb zone and we're doing it with the maryland climbing club. winston and his 12-year-old sister it is her birthday and all of the guys here. go up the wall. they are easy to hard.

they have the level of difficulty for you andevin killian is the general manager. kevin, full body workout? >> you work your calves, your quads and abs oblique andde ltoids and bicep and tricep. >> i love this as an option. thehole family could do this. >> we have a lot of moms and dads that climb with kids. it is great for developing flexibility. it is muscle strength building. it is cardio workout.ev reli stress and you work on your mental aruity in trying to solve problems. >> i have the problem of getting uphihis wall. >>is one of the hardest walls molette. >> i t. >> it is hard. >> and you'reweating already. it is a full workout. >> and look at these guys. i salute them. this is a great option. check this out. back into you. >> thanks, molette. >> we'll think about doing that. >> she is looki good. >> she is. and the weather is looking good, too. >> it is so pretty outside. it is beautiful. >> and cooler than yesterday. >> cooler -- yes, i'm glad you

mentioned that. 81 degrees yesterday. and it was toasty on monday. 84 on monday. so today we're going to be in the mid to upper 60s to around 70 degrees. so a little cooler out there today. and a little cooler out there tomorrow. in fact, if you wted your0s, i don't see any coming our way any time soon. so hopefully you enjoyed them. and chuck bell had an interesting stat today that he tweed out. generally we see our first consecutive pair of 8s, our three days in a row in 80s in mid to til late a and we're right on par with that. so it iseen over the last seven years you look back at data so it is interesting to see that. go to his twitter page and check that out and i re-tweeted it as well. 50s a 60s, on theay to 70 degrees. full sunshine and blue skies out there. maybe a breeze from time to time. t again, it is going to be a nice and mild and dry day out there. i'll go with the 71. the day time high up jt a uch given our temperature now.

i do believe we'll be a touch cooler tomorrow because we're going to have a little bit more cloud cover out there. s andght wind out there tomorrow. but by friday, the temperatures are back around 70 degrees. we will have rain showers and thunderstorms on friday eveningn through friday and last into saturday morning. through the day on saturday we do dryut out i'm keeping a chance of an isolated shower into saturday nn. but bette chances of rain through the day on sunday. so we'll have rain throughout the day on sunday. temperatures in the mid-70s on saturday. low 70s on sunday. but again, we could have possible saturday evening showers, better chance on day-long rn sunday. we'll talk about the tepd -- about that tep in a few minutes. >> love is important but not thn ome you need for a lasting relationship. coming up, four essential ingredients to making i work. and a local grocery store is helping kids build a love for healthy food and cooking and 're going to meet some of the miung chefs co

> cooking with kids could help educate and help empower children andak families to healthy food choices. an organic grocery store is lending a hand. owner of dawson's grocery store is here with tiny chefs to talk about cooking and making the important food choices and doing it as a .fami good morning to you all. and thank you so much for joining us. so noah, talk to me abo y how old a and what you like cooking? i'm 11 and i like cooking because you can make anything you want. >> you can make anything you want. sofia, how old are you and why do you like cooking?e >> i'm n and i like cooking because it is fun and you can -- create new things. >> have you learned a lot?

excellent. so you are creating something on display. and bart, talk to me, you guys can go ahead and get started on your project here.t and balk to me about the store and about this soject. >>e. so dawson's market are an independent all-natural grocery town square ville and focused on local. we support over 75 local vendors within00 miles of our store but more than a grocery stor we are community meeting space and try to have a lot of events every month. and last night we had meet the locals which is aignature event where we have 10 to 15 vendors come and in kids andre s could come in and meet the people that grow their food and so it is a great event. we do a jazz brunch at the end of every month. and all you can he's jazz brunch and then we just introduced kids cooking and adult classes. >> so how did that get started? as far ashe incorporating and it is an organic market so that is also a part of teaching

buying the importance of fresh and whole grain and whole wheat and so forth. talk to me how tiny chef starts. >> we started with tiny chefca e they do high quality classes. nothing is out of the box. everything is fromtc sc they start out in the community and they view the recipe and shop in the store for t items. >> do they, really? we have pretendoney and they go through theashier and pay and so experience with money and t en in the kitchen they learn -- more intensive class. they learn safety skills, they learn how to u knives, they learn how to use the kitchen equipment. and the food is fantastic. we did alass recently for potpie and cherry pi the potpie was so good i went to my chef in the kitchen and said we need to start using this recipe. >> excellent. noah, what is your favorite res pew thus farhat you've made? >> i've only done one class

which is the pie class. >> and how was your pie? >> it was good. >> it was good. excellent. what is the chef going to say wout his ownk. >> exactly. >> so what you have made for us here, y'all are in the beginning stagesf making fresh tortilla chips. what did you put here and i'll grab of these that you already made and -- and this is some f theguac. >> and so noah is pushing on the olive oil and then seasonn the top. >> you need an official taste tester. >> please do. and they go into the oven for 70 minutes at degrees. and we'll make the -- >> we have 30 seconds so tell me about the ingredients. >> we start with avocados and fresh haas avocados from dawson's market and then scoop the avocado into the bowl and mix in a onion tomato and cilantro and spices and -- >> it is a fullyoad like a

piq guac. >> and you get to customize it in the class. so if you don't like tomatoes, don't put tomato news it. if you like onions, put a lot on ns in. >> they have done a great job. this is their guac. nice job. thank you for talking to us about dawson's market and the tiny chef program you have going on there. excellent job, nice job. pat, back over toyou. >> lov chips and guac. take a look at this. you'll love thedaeather it is being called nearly perfect for april. next, laun takes a look ahead ry

welcome back. i'm aaron gilchrist. most people long to be in romantic relationship but being in love doesn't mean your relationship is heahy and mature. psychiatrist dr. joshua winer u join to talk about four essential ingredients to a mature loving relationship. thank you for being here. >> sure. >> so before we talk about the essential pillars for a healthy relationship, how would you make a distinction betweenove and passion? >> so passion is that heartte flng constantly thinking about that person, wanting to have these grand gestures. some people mistake that for love and feel like that is something that should be cons relationship and i have people who come in and say, my heart flutter n't get that and i don't get that excited when i see this person. does this mean i don't love that person any more.

it could mess with people's heads and i think any relationship sustained over years that psion is going to wither a little bit. doesn't mean that you're not in love with the person. but that is the natural course of things. >> it matures into something more real. >> exactly. and anyone who is claiming after years of being with somebody they still feel so passionate they are full of it. >> >> you heard it here fir from the doc. so run through the essential ingredients. mutual respect and trust and understanding your partner's team alone with time and friends and ability c tomunicate openly. so first pillar, mutual respect. cornerston the if do you not have respect for your partner, your relationship is in major trouble. and we're not just talking about you having to res about that person. there might be things that you don't agree with or ways that u would handle that. but if you lack that fundamental level of respect that will permeate through everything that you do with that person and in

every way you are viewing them. it will -- it is just going to -- there is noay to be in a healthy relationship with somebody if you don't have essential pillar. >> and i would imagine trust is right on that same level, right? >> trust is right there, too. now trustou you sort of develop over time. or maybe it could falter and again.velop i think that is a little harder personally with respect. but when we talk about trus most people think fidelity. i think actually a step above that. i think wn you are talking about trust, you're talking about does this person have my best interests at heart? because of course you're not going to cheat on that person if you have that -- their best interest at everything is going to flow from that. and it is going to then enable you to give that person the benefit of the doubt. there is times when they may treatou in a way they don't like but if you could say, i trust that this is person has my best interests in mind it will then change the way you respond to them. >> so a little tight on time but talk about the third one. willingness to respect your partner's desire for time alone and with friends.

kindi kindive -- kind of a biggie. >> no one berson c everything for somebody else and everybody has their need tor final alone so youaveo recognize that and got to allow that without being jealous ory anr possessive. if you do those things, trouble. >> so running out of time, but open communication also the key -- >> big one. if you can't talk about things, you've go to feel that safety in your relationship and feel like you could talkt about alm anything. and importantly you need to be able to talk about your relationship and in particular talk about the things that may are concerning you or bothering you in that relationship because if youton't talk about them, is going to slide through and show up in some other way. >> and if any of these thingha are, you can work on them. >> you can work on them. i recommend a book b john gotman. he's got some great books and work books to help couples. >> sounds good. dr. wiener, thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> did he say anything about advice about the weather. find out what it is like oor restthe day. lauryn?

>> very nice conditions out there fo today. temperatures out there hitting into the low 70s for daytime highs. i was talking to amelia, it looks lik the tree pollen is still up. we just got the report so -- if you are heading outside, take the allergy medication. tomorrow temperatures in the mid-60s and then into the 70s h the seconf of friday. those lead in saturday arning. saturdernoon could be dry but tune in for the forecast a little low. widespread showers through the day on sunday and into monday. >> i m officially switched o closet and ow with the fall and winter and now back to spring and summer. >> we're back on the air first atis:00 th afternoon.

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