sinking into tma potoc. more on the police pursuit that ended in the water. a maryland carnival had to shut down early, and the call to police wn swarms of teenagers turned violent. more on the arrests coming up. it is 4:00 a.m. good morning, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrest. >> i'm eun yang. for "news4joining us today." boy, did we have a beautiful easter sunday after the overrain. we're hoping it sticks around for another day. >> melissa mollet is keeping an eye on the roads in first 4 traffic. >> first, let's check in with storm team 4 lauren ricketts in for chuck bell with the monda forecast. >> good morning. it was a beautiful easter yesterday morning. conditions, a e few clouds moved in yesterday evening. even a few people had some isolated showers out dere. we are this morning, just waiting for the sunom to ce up. t two to be another at le hours before the sun comes up over the area.

6:23 will be the sunrise.s. 56 degree we've got a mix of cloudsclnd r skies out there. we'll drop a little bit as we go through the 7:00 a.m. hour. and then we're pretty dry as we go through the day today.ur temper are going to be warmer than yesterday. again, nothing happening on the radar. if you're traveling, not a lot happening. we've got a little system by the outer banks area and rolling off the coast. you shouldn't even be worried about anything here in the mid-atlantic. as far as what you're expecting what to wear today, short sleeves, definitely. grab the sunglasses, too. certainly, grab the bunglasses, we need the small umbrellas as we get into wednesday and thursday. we'll talk about rain chances coming up.ra first, tic with melissa mollet. good morning. good morning, lauren. taking a look at the roads this morning, silver spring inner loopt georgia avenue, we had the medical emergency on the rit shoulder.ki now we're bl two left lanes. it has switched pretty quickly as response has arrived on the scene. southbound southwest freeway near the 14th street bridge,

right side is blocked by a disabled vehicle. you canee the delay both southbound and anybody. d.c., suitlandar pay both ways near 295, proceed with caution.i outbound ramps blocked by a work zone. ing a live look at 395 at globe road intotown, out of town, no worries theret glebe. eun? >> thank you. we are following breaking morning.s an overnight apartment fire left one important dead in fairfax county. firefighters wercalled out to the bent tree apartments after 1:00 this morning. they quickly called for more units to help. once the fire w out, investigators found someone dead inside. no other iuries were reported. we'll bring you updates throughout the morning. g story out evelop of sri lanka. a terror attack rock that cotry on easter sunday. more than 290 are dead. >> several americans are among the dead, more than 0 are

wounded. the simultaneous explosions went off at threes churche and three luxury hotels yesterday. all were carried out by suicide bombers. police are blaming the attacks on religious extremists. however, no international group has claimed respesibility. therrorists selected locations they knew would be packed with easter worshippers. >> i could see a lot of people with glass in their with blood all over them. i saw a lot of chefs with white apron on w had almost been painted red. >> seven suspects have been arresten. the gover has declared a curfew and shut down access to major social media sites and messaging services. later this morning, secretary of state mike pompeo will give an update on the americans killed in sunday's bombings. in a statement, pompeo blamed radicaor terrorist f the attacks. he will deliver remarks at 8:45 this morning at the state separtment. stay with u for continuing

coverage on the sri lanka attacks. we have a detailed timeline of the bbings in the nbc washington app. we'll also have more into who was responsible coming up at 4:30. a bad turn for an alleged armed robber in maryland. the dramatic scene ended with crews pulling the suspect out of a car submerged in the potomac river. this appened around8:30 last night. the suspect walked into a business on columbia pike in arlington, pulled a gun, stole cash, and drove loff. he police on a chase but then crashed into the potomac river at the gw parkway at 95. we spoke to a woman who saw it go down. >> ihe watched t car kind of go rward and saw it go off the road and on to the pedestrian ith. the next thing saw was the car submerging u er water. >> police say the suspect was the only one in the vehicle and the only one believed to be involved in the robbery. residents in southeast d.c.

ar calling for action from local leaders after a terrible easter sunday crash. this cell phone video shows the chaotic scene there. and v s collided at 16th streets southeast. the crash sent six people to the hospital including two little boys and a pedestrian. one of the cared overtu there, and that was when neighbors jumped in to action. >> i started grabbing little arys out of the here. the other guys was helping us out. so about eight of us turned it the car over. >> neighbors tell news4 that the intersection haseen a problem for a long time, and they want to see changes right ay. an update on a funeral in maryland. a man's photo was believrelease was orvolved. trev frasier was one two of young men shot and killed in capitol heights this month. ghe sheriff's office says this weekend's shoot happened afte o some sort argument at the funeral service. two people were shot. both victims are eected to

survive. the suspect left the scene before the emtsd. arrive if you can help the sheriff's department identify the suspect, you're asked to give them a . ll. d.clice hope images from a surveillance carmaker will -- surveillance camera willelp find a killer. the teenager was murdered in his home in northwest. surveillance images captured this image of a car involved in the shooting. the gray sedan has a sunroof and ickers on the driver's side. 4:. a chaotic scene at a yaltimore-area mall ended in the result of as m as 20 people. this happened shortly after a nearby carnival closed. take a look at th scene. baltimore county police received several calls from security guardst the eaststint mall la night. they were overwhelmed after several flights broke out. police say there wero many people that they had to bring in city buseshu to helple people away from the area.

today house democratsill discuss the next steps after special counsel robert mueller's ussia report was released last week. that includes possible impeachment proceedings against president trump for possible obstruction of justice in that investigation. the president lashed out write, qu can you believe that i had to go through the worst and most corrupt political witch hunt in the history of the united states? in his report mueller outlined ten times the president tried to hamstring investigators including asking the head of the national security agenc to get involved before it started. and later, firing former fbi director james comey. now that the redacted reported says lic, the white house it's time to move on. >> there's nothing wrong withma taking inforon from russians. >> donald trump won. we didn't need wikileaks, w had wisconsin. he won because he was the better candidate with the better message. >> democrats have issued a subpoena for mueller's full, unredacted report and for mueller himself to testify no later than may 23rd. some democrats are saying

thisses wor than watergat presidential hopeful senator elizabeth warren wants the house to begin impeachment proceedings against donald trump. after reading the special counsel's report, warren believes it's clear that a foreign government attacked the 20 electionso benefit him. she says president trump welcomed the help. >> we have a constitution of the united states, and it says when a presidentes eng in this kind of activity then it's time for impeachment. >> warren says she has not talked with house speaker nancy pelosi or other democstic leaderbout her calls for impeachment. she is the first democratic presidenti candidate to do so. in ukraine this morning, voters ousted their sitting president and h replaced with a comedian. zelensky celebrated the landslide win. he has no political experience and is known for starring in a

satiricaasseries. he h promised to root out corruption in ane. today president trump and the first lady will host the an eal easter roll on the south lawn of the white house. here's a look at last year's event. this is a long traditiost the f easter egg roll dates back to 78 in the celebration of ruetherford b. hayes. we'll have more coming up at 6:00. on this earth day, metro will be releasing a plan to cut its engine consumsion. metro ine of the largest but the in the region group is looking at everything from election buses to green buildings to capturing and storing energy that trains producehen they have to use the brakes. metro says it has a goal to take the equivalent of 35,000 vehicles off the road per year and in the meantime cut its own expenses. ou transportation reporter, adam tuss, will have more coming ou when we roll out our series

on " changing climate." his oeport and special report will air on news4 tonight. > the caps need just one more win to break through to the next round of the stanley cup playoffs. >> tright. them delivered a dominating performance this weekend to retake the series lead against the carolina hurricanes. it was not even close saturday night. the cat scored jus a few minutes into the first period and never looked back. they ended up winning 0. the home team has won every game in the series so far, but the caps are hoping to buck that trend in game six tonight in raleigh. the puck dro at 7:00, and you can watch the game on nbc sports washington. what a ridiculous, amazingly amazing game. >> we move on to the next round? >> if we win tonight. yes. >> all right. >> you know, the hurricanes are great at home. but i think we're better. >> fingers crossed. a tiger in a kansas zoo is back on display while a trainer fights for her life.

more on e attack and what the zoo plans next. and a bizarre missing childe ca. a young boy hasn't been seen in, daysut police say he never left his home. now the boy's mother has stopped talking with officers. the latest on the case just ahead. it is going to be a mild start as you make your way out the door early on this monday morning. little breeze, too, accompanying you on the way to work. arwever, we've got cloud cover and cleg happening today. we values rain in the ten-day forecast.

now to the mystery surrounding the disappearance of a 5-year-old boy in illinois. andrew has been missing for days, buto there's evidence that he's been abducted, and police haven't namedny suspects. the little boy was last seen wednesda at the family home. the next morning he was gone. police dogs did not pick up his scent outside of the family home. andrew's father wasne questiod by police this weekend. last year the boy's parents were vestigated for abuse andt neglec but were later cleared. ale young woman was and another seriously hurt in a domestic attack involving an axe in brooklyn. sources say an uber driver called police when he saw the woman hurt outside on saturday rning. the woman's 4-year-old daughter was in the apartment during the attack but was not hurt. her friend, however, had been

killed. police believe the attack atstarted when the fr of the little girl came into the apartment and began arguing with hi ex-girlfriend. officers arrested the manfo and d the axe in theil bung's trash compactor. check out this fiery video out of los angeles. you can see crews trying to pme out fla at an auto parts business. there fire sent plumes of blacke smoke into air. the heat and frames melted frames of several nearby cars. right now, there are no reports of inries. a zookeeper in kansas is recovering this morning after a tiger attacked he >> there's a tiger still next to them. still attacking. >> that scene unholded on saturday at the topeka zoo. officials say the lead trainer was doing normal housekeeping, and the tiger should not have been in the enclosure whilehat s happening. the trainer suffered cuts, punctures to her head, neck, and back and otm. zoad just opened, so park

guests witnessed about ten minutes of the attack before staff was able to lure the animal away with food park policies and procedures are now under review. the tiger is back on display. wow. ten minutes. >> that must be a hazard of the job, too. the zoo has to fige out what happened that the tiger was allowed in the enclosure. climate change is delaying the national aquarium's plans to move its dolphins to the tropics. the "baltimore sun" reports the aquarig was plannin move the animals to a sanctuary in florida by the caribbeanext year. the aquarium is having a hardng time findi location because of pollution, warmer weather, extreme storms, and rising sea levels. today is earth day, and news4 is working 4 you for an in-depth look at our changing clime. see how it's affecting your family, even your commute. the special airs tonight at 7:30 here on nbc 4.

>> more evidence of how much impact the c changingmate is having on our lives. hopefully the dolphins can move on when theyd nee go. >> all aspects. jim handly over the weekend did a story about hops for beer and prices rising for that and wine. it's going to be an interesting spend. we've been working on a lot of the stories. excited abo it. as far as the weather goes today, what cane expect? what do you have? >> not that bad. nice this weekend. gorgeous out there. we'll expect the trends to contin this week. sun coming up in just about two hours from now. again, going to be a beautiful day out th a little warmer than yesterday. temperatures are going to make it into the low to mid 70s for daytime highs today. a littlerereezy out this morning. we're back into the low 80s as we get into tuesday. then we start to a slip little on wednesday and thursday. still above norm am. the average high for this time of year, 69 degrees.

it's not that bad out there now. on the mild side. temperatures in t 40s and 50s. in the shenandoah valley, a lile cooler. for the most part, we are lookg at some nice conditions out there. 56 here in the district. again, we'll drop a little bit as we tend to do through the 7:00 a. hour. then we'll come back up, in the 60s by 11:00. again, if you're headed outn early o this monday, you might have sunshine delays. there's going to be a few clouds out there. outdoor lunch? go for it. the winds will settle into the afternoon. that won't be a big deal. evening workout, head outside, goingo be y, comfortable. and we're going to be rain free. you can see we're rain free out therenow. we've got a storm system to the eastern seaboard. a few showers rotating out of the outer banks. all the mid-atlantic on the dry side now. so if you're traveling on this early monday morning, you're looking good,sp eecially around this area. 74 degrees the daytime high today. a little breezy as i said out of

the gate this morning. so again, we're going to see gusts up to about20, 20 miles per hour through the y. becoming more sunny this afternoon. tuesday, still looking good. temperatures in the 80s. by tuesday night, a front system will be dropping through the area. that could spark showers. again, 30% chance that we'll have some showers. not only on wednesday but also as we go through the day on thursday. again, just small chances of some rain headed our way for your thursday and then again on friday. it tlolooks like by the weekend will all be out of here. again, low, 70s to mid 70s 0stoday. low 8tomorrow. we warm it up, cool it back down for wednesday, thursday, friday. again, small chances of rain. maybe an embedded thunderstorm in that. but the weekend looking fabulous. a little cooler on saturday. but agbon, that's a seasonal for this time of year. low 70s by the time we get to monday. then we're tracking more rain chance as we headoward the beginning of next week.

we're also tracking your commute early on this monday morning. let's talk to melissa mollet. silver spring, this was rst reported as the inner loop, now saying outer loop here before georgia avenue. had that right oulder blocked the medical emergency. had lanes blocked. it is just the right shoulder. you don't see any major delay there at the top of thebeltway. rest of the beltway, looking good. nothing to compln about. 66 and 95, same situation. don't have any problems there. taking a look at 295 from 70 down to the spur, going 68 miles per hour. going to get you there in about 26 minutes. that's pretty good. heading northbound, a delay near montrose. might have late clearing of rook hanging around. into -- of roadwork hanging around. into and out of prince george's county nice and clear. >> thank you. looking for a new joban be hard enough. what if you're looking to make a bigger change? after the break, we talk with a life coach about some of the n steps youd to think about if you're wanting to start a new career. and later today on, nk"elle"

piits down to talk about her new wine and her new album coming out this weekend. that's at 3:00 heren nbc 4 follow by news4 at 4:.

welcome back at 4:23. spring is often the time when a lot of people start tnking about making changes. >> it can be difficult and even scary to start something new,

especially if you're thi cing aboutnging your career. i mean, how do you know when it's time to go in a completely different direction in life and how do you start dng ? >> news4 is working for you with tips on how to start a new phase in your life. miranda barrett manages a busy life at home and at work. she spent a decade working at a nonprofit agency. she thought it was her dream job until it wasn't. she knew it was time to make a change when her work life began to affect her home life. >> and so for me, knowing it was time to make a change was the way i was interacting with my family at the end of the day, how i felt, i was exhausted all the time, i didn't have the energy to do when i loved to do. i realized it was because i was unhappy during the day. >> barrett began mapping the change and said it is one of the arst thing to do. >> you have to thiut what's realistic in terms of nances, who what -- what are the fixed costs you're going to have, is it reasonable to quit

your job without having a job? >> feeling boarded at work, unchallenged, unfulfilled can be a subtle change it's time to make a change. >> the values of your organization change, up and realize i need to do something. i need to get another job, i need to push myself, i need to starterforming at a different level. then it becomes much more obvious. >> okay. who wants ice cream? >> me >> yeah? okay. >> so how do you make the change? tomorrow wll tell you some steps you can take to plan your lifestyle change. >> and you have t think about it. this does not come overnight. even if you have the revelation that you want to go in a different direction, it's a lot of planning, a lot of -- >> process. >> it affects a lot of people in your life. coming up, he was an advocate uor safer streetsil he was struck and killed. a look at the bike ride for ange theycling community held in his honor. new video of a daring

rescue. stranded say a woman in a sinking suv. more on this incredible story ahead at304:. lauren, how about weather? >> theot weather's n looking too bad out there as we go through the day. more sunshe this afternoon. temperatures low to 70s. gosh, it's going s to be aan diego-type ofay d here in d.c. in terms of the weather. rain on the way.

it's 4:29. as we take a liv look outside now on this monday morning, time to get moving after a holiday weekend. we are working for you to help you get out the door on time. maybe imo a happy . can you do that on a monday? >> that's what we try to help ke happen aroundhere. >> good morning, i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchegst. let's b with the forecast and your commute. melissa mollet is in first 4

traffic tracking the roads for us. stormeam 4 meteorologist lauren ricketts with a tap -- i think i said tas much -- >> ioing to say, where you going with that? >> what's on tap -- >> there you go -- >> what i was trying to say. not that you have a keg tapped in back or anything.t that's not whaauren would do. >> i think we should just do the weather. >> i thought you were going with tap dancing. didn't know we were pushing to tap and keg. i see where your head aep's at.p ha monday. still rolling in from the weekend i assume. we're taking the weather and rolling it through the week because it wasul beautif out there. monday, tuesday, today, tomorrow, gorgeous. starting off on a cloudy note bending on your location, but the sun coming up in two hours. seems like so long from now. in the shenandoah valley, pe chilly, ttures in the 40s. syria, in the 50s. wendave mild coions. we'll have breeze as we continue through the