tonight police investigate whether speed played a role in two deadlys. cras >> announcer: news 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. >> we've got another line of storms moving in. we've already seen it's packing south of us. >> we are watching for wn dopours, for strong wins, maybe even ado possible torna warning tonight. let get right to amelia andra soma >> that's right. the entire area under the tornado watch through midnight. that's not the only issue we're concerned about. the damagingwinds, flooding is a major potential. we're already in the beginning of round two. >> we've already seen a few earlier ports from today as well down towards culpep and back into grant. here's the latest charm of storm team 4 radar. a few showers developing out ahead of this line. you need to be weather ready now through midnight. as samaura was saying, there is a threat for tornado.

you can sea very h rainfall in this line. this is all moving toward us. wat tornado, we already have a tornadoning now just south of the charlottesville area. this is moving in our direction. here's what you expect for tonight. round one is over. round two is going to be impacting us now through midnight. we see about 1 to 3 inches of rain. gusts up to 50, maybe 60 miles an hour and maybe a weak tnado out there. if you do come across a flooded road, turn around, don't drown. you never know t how deept water s especially at night. the biggest impact i'm seeing is the chance for flooding o ere from heavy rainfall as a second round moves through. some of the area already saw just under an inch of rainrl ear today. that primed the ground to be able to not rlly soakn that water. winds could gust up to 50, 60 miles an hour. with that some wind damagor a tdo watch in effect until ht tonight. >> and this storm system iswr king havoc on some of the

country's busiest airports. here's the flight aware.com, the misery map. well, our big three airports have all had flights candled an delayed today a se having a ripple effect all over the east coast. >> if you're heading out tonight, don't forget to download our nbc washington app. you can turn on alerts for weather or check live radar ytime. we are following braking news inte northwest d. coc. >> jackie bensen at the scene with the latest from police tonight. erckie. >> certainly a v disturbing scene for neighbors here on this street. many of whom are preparing to go into what is a holy weekend for them. we are told that the person who as shot is a teenager, a juvenile. we do not know his exact age. unfortunately, at the time that the ambulance arrived, we're

toldhat the young man was not conscious and not breathing which is not good. police have done some crime scene invtigation here in northwest washington. we're not far off georgia avenue. i think we have some picturest f what tha looks like to show you. but it's not clear if this is exactly where the victim was shot or the original shooting. he may be somewhere nearby. at 5:00 i mentioned the image, the two assault style weapons at were found behind an apartment building very close to here. we can tell you that police tell us that is related to a different incident from today, not this one. right now we are waiting for information as to exactly where police think this happened. and any kind of updates we can get on the victim whoas shot here this afternoon. live in northwest, jackie bensen, news 4. glso breakin this evening, chopper 4 over a deadly train

accident in beltsville. prince george's county firefighters say a train hit someone who was on the track. this all happening near baltime avenue and garret avenue. at one point all l camdenine trains were stopped. we're going to bring you any updates as we get them. democrats are making their first post mueller report move t one day afterhe redacted version of the special counsel's report went public.ou today hse and senate democrats rejected an offer from attorney general william barr for a limited number of members to view a ls redacted version of the report in person. in a separate development, house judiciary chairman jerry nadler issued a subpoena. blayne alexander joins us now with the latest. >> reporter: doreen, democrats are emboldened. in fact, they're really zeroing in on the part of the report that talks about obstruction and they're getting a political fuel from that. house democrats are taking new steps to see everything that mueller's uncovered. >> 448 redacted pages now

public. but house democrats demanding more. issuing subpoenas for special counsel robert mueller's full russia report without redactsens. >> becauhis is what we got, this is a big part of what the american people got and we deserve more. we deserve the full report. >> reporter: some house republicans slamming the action. one calng it wildly overbroad. while mueller did not accuse president trump of any criminal wrongdoing, the redacted rort released by attorney generalar william detailed the president's reatedttempts to impede the investigation. for some democrats, renewing talks of impeachment. >> we certainly need to continue the investigative work to determine are there other ways this president is oompromised are there other offenses thato rise t the level of removal from office? >> from president trump's camp, a different take. while his attorneys decided not to release a written rebuttal. for now, president trump had plenty to s on twitter using an expletive to describe some statements about him in

mueller's report calling him fabricated and t untrue. watch out for people that take so-called notes when the notes never existed untilas needed. ashington braces for a new fight, elsewhere signs of mueller fatigue. d>> if this is the last we in the media are talking about bob mueller, would that be all right with you all? >> absolutely. >> it would be great if we'd just quit looking and start moving on. t instead battle moving to a new phase. house democrats don't just want to see that report. they want to see every piece of b.idence that mueer his nearly the jo they want to see it by may 1st. remember that's the date that barr is set to be on capitol hill for his firstda of two of testimony. meanwhile, the doj is responding to that subpoena request calling it unnecessary. back to you. >> blayne alexander. thank you. we're going to pick up where you left off. more on the president tweet thar appe to refer to the specialep counsel rort and the testimony

of former white house counsel don mcgahn. the president wrote, quote, watch out for people that take so-called notes when the notes never existed until needed, end quote. that's an apparent reference to a sec of mueller's report referring to a time when the president wanted mcgahn to deny published reports that mcgahn was directed to remove the special counsel. each time he was approached, mcgahn responded that he would t refute the press account because they were accurate. and according to the report, the president then asked what aut those notes? why do you take notes? lawyers don't take notes. i never had a lawyer who took notes. end mcgahn responded that he keeps notes because he's a, quote, realth lawyer. e president said i've had a lot of great lawyers like roy cohn and he didn't take notes, end quote. important to neat her that roy cohn was disbarred in new yorkr in 1986 founethical conduct. news for your health now. maryland just confirmed a fourth person in the state has contracted the me sles virus.

ate is warning anyone who visited 4000 old court roadn pikesville on tuesday, april 16th, warning them they may have been exposed to measles there. most people are protected from measles by the mmr vaccine, but for those who aren't, the visus most dangerous to pregnant women, infants under the age of one and people with compromised immune systems. two doses of the mmr vaccine are 97% ect tiff in preventing measles. for the second time in two weeks, gunfire rocked a quiet virginia neighborhood. this morning it was the grand central kwsquare community. several bullets fired into a home. one neighbor had just stepped outside and had to de for wcover. >> oneent over and i ducked down just like this and i stayed down here for about two minutes without even looking. >> nobody was hurt but deputies are investiting any links to a similar shooting last week just a few minutes away in ashburn.

at this point it's one of the worst kept secrets in democratic politics. joe biden is running for president. advise to the former "vice" p -- ve president are finalizing plans. the exact timing of the announcement still underon discussiccording to officials who spoke to nbc news. biden acknowledged earlier this month that he was all but certain to get into the race. he told reporters that he'd always intended to be the last person to announce. he's run for the democratic nomination twice before. we have some breaking news coming off the 6:15. an arrest for a deadly crash this morning. why police are charging the driver with murder. also more fallout from special counsel robert mueller's report. white house press second sarah sanders defending a statement she made after the firing of james comey even though mueller's report says she admitted it wasn't true. and tonight is passover. it is also good friday. but a new report shows church

attendance is down across the country. cory smith digs in to why. and we ctinue to be in storm team 4 weather alert mode tracking this line of heavy rainfall moving toward the d.c. metro area. somara and i are

we are in storm team 4 weather alert mode tonight. flash flood watches and tornado watches in effect for most of us until midnight and beyond. >> s onerked a tornado to our south. we're tracking roundnd two a we'll hear from them in aof coue minutes. now we go to some breaking

news. a deadly crash in the district. >> a minivan hit and killed a cyclist. in the last0 minutes we learned the van he was driving was stolen and the driver has cen charged with murder. >>is gordon talked with witnesses. >> this is video of the stolen minivan taken by a surveillance camera at a store located at 12th and florida avenue northeast. 're showing the van more than once. its driver fled after refusing to stop for police who spotted its stolen tags. >> referee: the g. >> the guy ran the light. >> reporter: how fast did it look loie he was gng? >> 50, 60. >> reporter: the speed limit is 25 miles an hour. witnesses say the van hit this blue car, struck and t killedhe bicyclist and crashed into this tree along florida avenuy. >> this g was racing down the street and collided. lost control. hit the treeor and unfnately

the pedestrian. >> reporter: another witness ran outside. >> i heard a lou crash and came outside. saw a white suv pretty much plow into a tree and unfortunately thhe seemedo hit a gentleman. >> witnesses say he was placed in handcuffs at the scene and taken for medical treatment. cyclists who live in this northeast neighborhood say florida avenue is dangerous. >> high traffic, high speed, and i've never felt safe on florida avenue. >> reporter: when police towed the dodge minivan, a bike wheel was still embedded in its grill. the driver of the stolen van is charged with second degree murder and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. last year three bicyclists were killed in traffic accidents in . the distri this is the first bicycle fatality so far this year. reporting from northeast c washington,is gordon, news

4. we've got an update to the breaking news jackie bensen brought us at the top of the hour. police say a 16-year-old is dead after the shooting on princeton place in northwest. police chief peter newsham say theoy was shot multiple times. at this hour nobody's been arrested. look for updates at 11:00. could be say it months before they determine what caused another deadly crash in our area, but they're already focusing theiron investiga on speed. they tell us it likely plays a major role in this crash along sherifle road that k four people. police say the driver of a chevy tahoe lost control after maneuvering around another hicle lastight. the tahoe flipped over multiple times before slamming into aut ity pole. >> two passengers from the back seat area were ejected from the vehicle. >> please, please wear your seat belts. please slow down.

obey the law. >> that crash on sheriff road in prince george's county investigators would like to talk with theriver of that leftic turning vehle and they say there could be other witnesses. trevere weather ded a home in franklin county, virginia today near roanoke. you can see the roof gone along with one side, the entire side of the home. the woman who lived there said she hid in the basement. nearbyhere was thi a funnel cloud that one man was able to get on video. no confirmation of a tornado touching down, but obviously a lot of damage here. well, if you haven't llready heard, us remind you. we are in weather alert mode. we're going to check back in with amelia and somara where we are all under watches right now. >> we're all under a tornwatch. this means there is the potential for tornadoes to develop and we now have a tornado warning. >> i wantou to go ahead and get straight to that.

>> let's show you this on storm team 4 radar. out by berley springs area, this is in effect until 6:45. the national weather service issuing this tornado warning for northwestern washington county in maryland, centralhe allegny county out in western maryland and morgan county out into the panhandle o west virginia. this is located near the berkeley springs area nine miles southwest of hancock moving to the northeast about 35 miles an hour. as i time this out, i want to a pass along little bit more information and zoom in up where nis tornado warning is. you see it's all that big right there, but that signature on radar, that bowing right there can certainly indicate the poteial for a tornado. guys, this is a radar indicated tornado warning and what that means is that the radar beam as it goet out and i comes back and gets information into it, it picks upotnough rion where it can indicate the possibility of a tornado. we have a tornado warning out into far western maryland, back

into the head of the panhandle of w. this is going to be effect until 6:45 this evening. this slincludes sleepy creek. i want to show you everybody is under a tornado watch until midnight tonight. all the areas here in yellow are under that tornado watch. also have that flash flood watch that's in effect until 5:00 a.m. on saturday morning. we're going to continue to track heavy rain moving through the area. the potential for a few tornadoes as well. up tof 3 inches o rain is possible tonight. if you do drive across --f you do kr do come across a flooded road, don't drive-thru it. turn around, don'trown. the tornado warning back into far western maryland, parts of washington and allegheny counties is in effectntil 6:45. here's future weather. notice the heavy rain in northern virginia. 7:30 tracking very heavy rainfall into parts of loudon, fairfax, prince william and montgomery county. you can see the heavy rain shift into the d.c. metro area by 8:0h

toni we could be tracking flooding concerns, damaging winds in spots. still tracking areas of very heavy rainfall as. we look to midnight,e start to see things wind down. ev on into the weekend, the storm system does have a bit of an impact othe area. >> it's got a good hold on us. while the threat for severe weather does finish overnight, we are going to see some of thwee sho still lingering because of this same system. let's go ahead and talk about your weekend. tomorrow.ng with saturday temperatures are going to be in the mid 70s. superb, my friends. lots of sunshine breaking through inhe afternoon. now, even though tomorrow will be pretty quiet, we are talking the chance for some gusty winds. we are expecting them to move into the -- as we head throughout the day. tomorrow morning winds are going to be gusty near 30 miles per hour at times. it is going to be a breezy or should say windy start to your saturday. through the afternoon even still

7:00 es per hour down to p.m. on saturday. we don't really start to see things kind of pull bac until sunday morning. as that wind starts to die down sunday, the chanc for rain returns. let's plan out your easter sunday. if you have plans this weekend for brunch, church,lunch, maybe doing an easter egg hunt, take look at that forecast. waking up around 7:00 a.m., a few showers are going to start to pop off. we will see temperatures in the low 50s. it's going to be noticeably cooler on sunday than it is on saturday. temperatures by sunday afternoon will work their way into the 60s. the showers remain possible throughout the day, but the good news is it's not going to be a washo ewshout by any means. >> that's great n for our holiday weekend. right now i want to show you the latest on the tornado warning. this is in effect until 6:45. it's a radar indicated tornado warning. that means that nobody has actually spotted a tornado but it in effect for far western

washington county. central allegheny county and eastern parts of the county and morgan county. this is in effect until 6:45. this is moving toward the northeast at 35 miles an hour. if you're in hancock area, you need to get into a basement now. if you don't have a basement, you want to go ton interior room without windows such as the closet t we're going continue to stay on top of this. we're also going to have a check of the 10-day forecast which showsfter tonight quiets down, we're in for a pretty nice stretch of weather next week. say hello to the 70s. this strong weather is heading toward t a metrorea over the next few hours. >> all right, amelia. thank you very much. >> we do haveour womenn this news cast, doenn't we? conspiracy theories about the killingou of yng politicalh staffer setich back in the headlines. >> coming up, who the mueller report blames for spreading misinformation about this.

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a whole lot of families will be heading to church together this sunday. >> but a lot less people are going to church on a regular basis. last year only half of adults said they belonged to a church. twe 20 years ago 70% of adults were members of a congregation. >> nearly a fifth of adults have no religious affiliation these days. they found catholics are moving away fromhe church even more than protestants. cory smith explains what churches are doing to keep pele in theews. >> reporter: it's good friday in alexandria. the spirit inside the church is alive. these worships are among t 50% of adult whose belong to a church. while this congregation grows, a gallop pl shows the adults who belong to a religious z is o

institution is on the decline. >> in american religion we're drred in financial and ethical scandal. sn't surprise me people have lost faith in the institution of these religious organizations. >> reporter: the decline is also generational. me len yals are less likely to play or attend regularly. >> this worship environment where we lift up people as being perfect is authentic. it's not transparent. it doesn't administer outside the wallse of th church. millennials are looking for what you do, notsa what you >> the number of adultwith no rele religious affiliation his risen. some are struggling to find clergy. >> shame on the church. we have let people down. >> reporter: lisa is the associate dean for lifelong learning. many times she struggled with

her faith but she held on to her belief in god. while she's concerned about the decline, she alsos it as an opportunity. >> i think it's a call for those of us who believe deeply in a god loving and forgiving to go out in a world and model that. >> even though who do identify with a particular religion are less likely to belong to a church or other place of worship than in the past. > income at 6:30, ride share drivers facing debt and danger. who's behind a push to get them tter pay? we're going to show you a heated exchange involving white house press secretary sarah sanders defending herself after the release of the mueller report. >> and the next line of storms moving in, when we'll see the worst of it here in c.d.

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welcome back. continuing to track a tornado warning in effect for parts of allegheny, washington and morgan counties, this will be in effect until 6:45. this is a radar indicated tornado wning. you're in this area, you want to play it safe. head to a basement or an interior room out there. here's a look at the bigger picture. really starting to see heavy rain pick up into parts of northernvirginia, including parts of fauquier. some heavier rain back to the west. this moving toward the d.c. metro area.y everybod has the risk for a tornado tonit. but i'm seeing the greater risk area wide with some flooding. somara and i will break down when it moves through the d.c. metro area the redacted special counsel he fight out, but over it is far from over. >> while president trump and his allies are touting exoneration,

democrats are digging in. today house judiciary chairman jerry nadler issued a subpoena for the full unredacted reporthe and all t underlying documents. the justiceepartment calls the subpoena premature and unnecessary. today house and senate democrats also rejected an offer from the attoey general to allow several committee chairmen to ro a reviewersion of the report with fewer redactions. we want to drill down on another revelation. tonight white house press secretary sarah sanders isnd defeg her credibility. leon harris is in the newsroom with that angle. >> let me walk you through this. this goes back to the days immediately following the firing of fbi director james comey. here's how it went down. the day after theiring of comey, sarah sanders claimed the white house had talked with countless members of the fbi who had lost confidence in comey. the very next day andrew mccabe refuted that claim in senate

testimony. >> is it accurate that the rank and file no longer supported director comey? >> no, sir, that is not accurate. i can tell you also that director comey enjoyed broad support within the fbi. >> now, then, sarah sanders was pressed on this matter. next day at the white house briefing and from the podium she said she'd heard from, in her words, countless members of the fbi who supported comey's firing. but when the special counsel's office asked her about this, she called that comment a slip o the tongue and she said she made a similar statement, quote, in the heat of the momen that was not founded on anything. george asked her about that on "good morning america". >> i said the slip was tongue was in using the word heuntless. >> t special counsel writes those were not founded on anything. that's when you talked to the special counsel about when you were facing criminal penalties if you didn't tell the truth.

now you're trying to walk away from it. why can't you acknowledge what you said was -- >> no, i'm not. i've said that the word i used countless and i also said if you look at what's in quotations for me, it's that and that it was in the heat of the moment meaning that it wasn't a scripted talking point. >> a littleit of irony here. george stephanopoulos knows what it's like to be on that podium d be held accountable for what you say. he served as drekirector of communicionsor president bill clinton. the mueller report also touched on a murder case here in washington. special counsel blame wikileaks for promoting the conspiracy theory about democratic national committee staffer seth rich. remember him? he was shot and killed in d.c. in july of 2016. the report says wikileaks iclsely employed that r was the source of leaked dnc emails and that's why he was killed. d.c. police have long said rich

died during aandom robbery attempt. a former spokesman for the rich family released a statement today. here's wha tthey had say assange did untold damage to a grieving family. it went on to say, quote, yesterday's report proved assange is a monster. not a j ride share drivers should get minimum wage. that's the recommendation from a new study out of georgetown university. researchers followed local uber drivers for this two year study and as news 4 markegraves reports, both the driver and the researchers say local governments need to take a closer look at how the companies pay their drivers. >> for ride share drivers with to and lyft, it's a w make money. but a new study from georgetown university questions just how much money those drivers are actually making. >> drivers it's a bit of a

gamble. when they get into the car, it's a mystery. they're not sure how much they're going to earn. >> they looked at 40 uber driverng inclu kim hall who quit driving after a year and a half. >> after you add insurance, gas, and general maintenance, you're really not making the money you think you are. >> a spokesperson for uber issued a statement saying uber is making it easier for drive to make money. building on what we've already introduced like in-app tipping, ade regned driver app, instant pay and new rewards programs like uber pro. we'll continue to improve the xperience for and with the drivers. a spokesperson sor lyftays they're also working with drivers to maximize their earnings. the drivers also complained about their safety. >> about 30% of the drivers in this study, they experienced a physical assault or serious safety fears. >> dr.ells wants the d.c. council to do a study on ride sharing and consider ain mum wage. something this uber driver would

like to see. >> definitely that will help a lot of the drivers. mark segraves, news 4. a tornado warning in western maryland right now. amelia andomara keeping tabs on it and the system moving our way that could bring more severe weather to us tonight. your full forecast comingt up a 6:45. plus ignition interlock devices that keep you from starting your car if you've been drng and they're required for some people convicted of dui. up next, why so many more drivers are using them in maryland now. a fredericksburg man had his bike stolen, his onlyto way to t nd from work. he said he had to walk in all sorts of weather two hours there and back. and back. that and back. that (music throughout)

fast rising number o people in maryland are under orders to use so-called ignition interlocks in their car. >> those are devices tha are used to prevent drunk driving. scott macfarlane explains tonight from our newsroom. >> in 2016 maryland passed a law requiring ignition interlocks for those convicted of drunk

driving. drivers convicted have to blow a breath into the ignition interlock to confirm they haven't d beenrinking before the ignition starts. in a public records request with vee maryland motor vehicle administration, wearned a number of people required to use the devices has surged by thousands. about 14,800 people have interlocks in 2016. them now 18,000 have and that number is growing. the 2016 law was called noah's law ned after former montgomery county police officer who was struck and killed on the job by a drunk driver. the head of maryland's mothers against drunk driving tells news 4 the law is having real impact already in the state. >> when we put an interlock on a car, it changes the behavior. it changes the fact that when you get in the car, you know you have to be sober before you can drive that car. >> the entinterlocks are not permanent. for your first offense, you have an interlock for sick months.

for a subsequent offense, that term is longer. >>reaching out to a neighbor in need. >> a localsheriff's department goes beyond the call of duty to deliver two meals and a big smile. coming up, we are going to continue to track these storms. a look at your easter weekend forecast. for now we've got rain out there. definitely antial issue tonight. take a look at the storm team 4

a traumatic brain injury left a northern virginia man both intellectual and physically impaired and he relies on his bicycle to get him around town. >>ast week somebody stole his bike and he had to start walking two hours each way to get to work. sheriffs deputies in fredericksburg heard about it and that's where david culver picks up our story. >> this is more than just a new bike to mark cunningham. thesere two wheels present his freedom, his independence to cruise to and from work each day. far quicker thanea his nrly four hour commute eeover the past several days after someone stole mark's bike last week. he chose not to complain or make excuses. he simply t started hisrek earlier in the day walking to work and back even in the rain. mark did file a police report with the spotsylvania county sheriff'sic off deputies responded. >> when we heard his story, they

told our command staff member. >> what is mark's story? 15 years ago this father o three nearly lost his life. thrown from a vehicle in a violent crash. >> i broke my neck and it pulled me back 20 feet and it shattered >> three months in a coma, expected to never talk, let alone walk again, mark relied on his faith. >> i p god first. i put god first. >> that just kind of touched our hearts that n matter what, he continued to work and continue to try and strive on. >> on thursday the deputies went beyond their job description teaming upith walmart and surprised mark at work. keat's him in the blue with his new lock, and helmet. >> we also gave him a gift card to walmart to add the >>cessories. ut mark did not plan to buy any more accessories. instead? >> i'm going to buy them a gift. thank you gift. >> his way of thanking deputies for getting him back on a bike,

for getting him back to his freedom. >> i love my job. i love this county. i love virginia.s god bleserica. >> in fredericksburg, virginia, david culver, news 4. spotsylvania county sheriff's office is planning more surprises including one tomorrow. l have to see. >> hard to say who got the bigger gift. >> that's exactly right. best story of th day. we near weather alert mode tonight. hamentioned that? let's check back in with amelia and somara. what's thet late snst? >> the national weather service has allowed that tornado warning to expire that was in effect for parts of morgan, allegheny and washington counties. here's what you can expect for tone. everybody is under a torn watch until midnight. we also have a flash flood watch up until 5:00 a.m. on saturday. we're going to see about 1 to 2, maybe even 3 inches ofth rain. is why we had that flash flood watch in effect. gusts up to 60 miles an hour as

this line moves through and an isolated tornado is still possible until midnight tonight. do you need to stay weather ready out there. here's a check of storm team 4 radar right now. seeing some showers developing in the d.c. metro area. heavier rain in parts of northern montgomery county and howard county and heavy rain ack here around the i-81 corridor. this heavy rain will continue to work its way into the metro area over the next few hours. this is where we get ourot flooding ptial from. i think that is the greatest concern tonight. more so thanind damage out there. 7:30, notice the heavy rain in parts of fauquier, prince william, fairfax, loudon, montgomery and frederick county. we have heavy rain still impacting parts of the montgomery county by moving into parts of arlingto, alexandria the district and charles county as well. by 10:00 p.m., still some pockets of heavy rain potentially impacting the area. as weove toward midnight, we look to dry out as the system pulls away from the area, but we'l keep plenty of clouds out

there overnight tonight. then tomorrow morning, so mar remark as the system pulls away, we see the winds kind of stay breezy out there. >> yeah. we're talking gusts anywhere from 25, 30 miles per hour tomorrow morning and through much of your saturday. usty going to be a saturday. the good news is it's not going to be a washout. in fact, we're actually improving. here's a looin start off your saturday. the morning run, you're going to be hitting the pavement, temperatures will be in the 70s. still damp and humid to start as the showers linger. we are going to start to see sunshine breakthrough mid morning. by the afternoon i think we're mostly sunny at that point. highs are going to be in the mid 70s for your saturday. it's going to be warm, but it's also going to be very breezy out there. like i said, winds gusting from 25 to 30 miles per hour. t's talkain. this entire system is moving on out of here by tomorrow afternoon, we should be in the clear. literally dry and clear with

lots of sunshine for your saturday afternoon. sunday can't say the same. i fast forwarded. i should have slowed down but take ak. loo clouds moving sunday morning and the showers are on the spotty side especially west of i-95. we're going to see that through your sunday evening. for easter sunday what you need to know is it's going to be a little on the cooler side. chilly to start, especially going from 70s on saturday to 50s sunday morning. temperatures in the mid 60s by the afternoon. second thing you need to know, pretty cloudy. not much in the way of sunshine. i would make sure you have the umbrella handy throughout the day. we could see a spotty shower or too. >> not a washout of a day, but damp and chilly out there on easter. your 10-day forecast, tonight we'll be in weather alert mode through tidnight. for weekend, saturday is looking like the better of the two days with sunshine, breezy winds and comfortable next week it's all about the 70s with the chance for some showers

right nown wednesday and friday as well. here's another check on storm team 4 radar. heavy rain into pts of northern virginia along 66. this is moving eastward. it will be ming through the d.c. metro area. mainly between about 7:30 and 10:00 tonight. >> thank you, ladies. coming up, capitals retur home for game fivero tomorw night. but they will be without one of their top players. sports is coming up next. first here'sr kristen welke with a look at what's ahead on nbc nightly news. >> we'll have the powerful words in the courtroom today from children saved from a house of horror horrors as their parents are sentenced to abuse. and should the legal smoki age beng r

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xfinity sports desk. >> we are keeping our fingers crossed as the boys come home, but i think there was a collecti collective groan. >> let me ask you this. why do you bring me on the set? cause i'm keeping it real. i try to keep it >>real. because we need one man on the broadcast tonight. that's what it was. it was four women and we wanted to -- >> equal opportunity empl love it. what i was going to say is i try to keep it 100 as doreen likes to say. i'm goi to say this. the hurricanes have outplayed the caps so far this series. sure, it's too soon, but carolinaas utscored the caps by three goals. holtby save percentage is barrel 90% a now the caps are town one of their heart and soul guys, and they losim on a

play that may or may not have been dirt. the canes tied up with the wayne last night. the game winner at the end of the second period and now here's a look at that questionable oshie play. warren foegele sends him into the boards, hits him from behind.th e nhl not going to discipline foegele for the hit. head coach todd reirden said oshie won't be playing anytime soon and that is obvious a huges. los >> he plays the game so hard. he's a heart and soul guy. i have no idea what it is or whatever, but with oshi no matter what, he's going to find a way to have a positive impact. >> you never want to see a guy down no matter who it is, but he works extremely hard for us every night, battles extremely hard and it t sucks see a

teammate go down. >> in wake of the oshie news, the caps have recalled devante smith-pelly from t hershey bears. he was huge in the last year's playoff run. the 26-year-old only hadig eht points and 54 games ts season before being demoted to the ahl in february. here's todd reirden on getting smith-pelly hot once again. >> to get his game back to where it was last year around this time, you know, is important for him to play a lot of minutes. he went down to hershey and did a lot of mieltes, hd them have success, helped them get into the playoffs. a chance for h r to stepht into the lineup was available and we are going to recall him. >> pivotal game five right here on nbc 4 tomorrow. our special caps pregame coverage starts at 7:30 and face-off at. 8:00 p.m of course, full analysis after the game on news 4 at >11:00.

aseball news, the nationals are will get a six game road trip exactlyt how you wo start a road trip. faci two of the worst teams in the bigs. the marlins and the rockies. first upia. sanchez hoping to pick up his first win of the season where his career ban back in 2006. the nats 1 1/2 games out of first in the division. here's closer seanol tle on the importance f the road trip. >> we go on the road and face a couple teams. they're notes playing their b right now. this is a chance that maybe we can strike, you know, win a couple series, come back home. as we come back home, we've got the padres and cardinals who are both playing really well. this road trip is really important for us. redskins news they've signed matt ioannidis. he signed a three year deal worth $21.75 miion. he was from the 2016 nfl draft.

last year he recorded career highs t of 31kles and seven and a half sacks. the skins should be set at d-line for the nart several ye >> and he's got moves. >> he does have moves. dwight howard will also be back in a wizards uniform next season as first reported by pn. ear-old opting in for the second of his -- second year of his deal worth $5.6 million. he onlylayed nine games with the wizas l season. he might not even reclaim his starting spot as thomas bryan well. really a couple years ago he was a $23 million year guy. now $5.6. >> i would take .it >> thank you for joining us. nightly news starts in 60 seconds.

>> we hope to see ys for new 4 at 11:00. have a good evening.

breaking news. the deadly holiday weekend storms on the move tonight. nearly 40 million people at risk up and down the east coast. new tornadoes touching down toy, leveling homes on the heels of ak the outb that left at least four dead. had he everav rain, flash floods covering highways.ig t tornado watches in effect across several states. we're tracking the threats. for theirst time, two of the 12 children saved from a house of horrors speaking out. their powerful words in the courtroom today as tir parents were sentenced for shackling and torturing them. >> my parents took my whole life from me, but now i'm taking my life back. >> reporter: those parents reduced to tears. tonight, how long the will spend inpr