right now at 10:00, honoring a fallen officer. a prince george's county community comes together to remember detective jacai colson one week after he was killed. >> what his visit means for diplomatic ties to the island nation. >> and it's been a dreary sun outside. fox 5 news at 10:00 starts now. >> thanks for joining us. i'm marina marraco in for lauren tonight. >> and i'm jim lokay. and first on fox tonight we are talking about yes the weather. it's been cold, dreary, some rain, even some snow flurries depending where you live. >> incredible. gwen, first day of spring feels like it's winter still. >> i'm looking at all the lost and found boxes for spring because i don't know what

we really had a big change in this whole entire weekend and it's no exception this hour at all. let's take a look at the maps and i'll show you exactly what i'm talking about. and yes, jim, you're absolutely right. talking about some snow flakes being mixed in. rain, even a little bit of sleet. and definitely we've got some light snow. some of that primarily to the north of us into the northwest because of the cold air that's filtered in. but it is continuing and we will see this tapering off tonight but not before you do get a little look at the last little shout of winter. everything in pink has a little bit of the mix. it's all going to continue to move through tonight heading off to the northeast. our overnight temperatures will be in the 30s and right now it is 39 degrees. we've got a light northerly wind at about 10 miles per hour. as this tapers off tonight as i said t g

temperatures, especially into the early hours of tomorrow morning. now i do anticipate seeing this tapering off before dawn at least. right now it's 39 degrees at dc, 40 at quantico, 37 at culpeper, 39 at winchester this hour, baltimore at 37 and that's the same for frederick. so your overnight lows into the 30s. in some areas we will be flirting just below freezing as you can see to the north of us, where we've got some low 30s and 29s where you're seeing the snow right now. but it's light in nature and only accumulation will be agrassy surfaces. no shoveling here. 33 degrees your overnight low. it will all start to taper off. we've got a light wind pushing in. the winds will change for your monday. we've got some strong winds to talk about. we will have sunshine and drier conditions. but the good news is, yes, it has finally arrived. even though it doesn't look like it or feel like it right now. but that will change with my

those details a little later. >> fox 5 is in prince george's county where people gathered at the scene of the shoot out. >> and detective colson was mistaken for a suspect and killed by friendly fire. how officer colson was remembered tonight. >> reporter: one week after a shootout that happened here outside of the third district police station in prince george's county, hundreds of people gathered for a candle light vigil. and at exactly 4:30, the moment the attack began, they hold a moment of silence for fallen detective jacai colson. somber moments outside of the prince george's county third district police station. the place where a 28-year-old undercover detective was killed. detective colson's family joined his law enforcement family wi

candles in their hands, and tears in their eyes, they prayed. >> it's day to day. you know, you hear this all the time, people say he's the best guy in the world. but genuinely the nicest guy in the world. >> reporter: police say 22-year-old michael ford opened fire on passing cars outside of the station in an effort to lure officers into a gun fight. something he accomplished. and something that cost 28-year-old detective jacai colson his life. colson was killed by friendly fire, because he was mistaken for a suspect when he tried to intervene in the shootout. >> it's truly like losing a brother and a sister. there's a whole range of emotions that we go through. but when we do remember ceremonies like this are very important for us to come out and participate. it helps with our healing process. >> reporter: this woman's husband was one of the responding officers to the

she says being a police officer's wife is now harder than ever. >> it's very scary. i don't want him out of my sight. i wish he could just jump into a new career easily. this is where his hard is. >> know that we will never forget. wrap your arms around one another. together as a family and a community we will get through this. >> reporter: services for detective colson will happen over the next few days. the family has asked that his funeral remain private. reporting in prince george's county, alexandra limon, fox 5 local news. >> and flags across indiana are flying half staff to pay tribute to a sheriff's deputy killed in the line of duty. the deputies were attempting to survey warrant. when the two deputies knocked on the door of the mobile home, no one responded so the

went inside. that's when the suspect opened fire. >> reporter: deputy carl kuntz was one of our family. these people standing with me, they are his family. and we thank you very much for the time to be able to tell the public about carl and that carl will be missed. >> a s.w.a.t. team returned fire and he died. >> new information about catherine hoggle. she is being treated at a psychiatric hospital. after a judge determined she was incompetent to stand trial but today the washington post says she has tried to escape at least eight times. her children have not been seen since september of 2014. she was charged with neglect,

obstructing justice. we are watching history unfold no cuba tonight. president obama and his family are now in havana. >> he's the first sitting president in nearly 90 years to visit the island nation. tisha lewis has a closer look at what the visit means for the two countries. >> reporter: this historic trip's meaning all depends who you ask. we spoke with a first generation cuban american who says the trip is a good thing. while his wife, who was born in cuba, was less enthusiastic. even people with no connection at all to the island nation are weighing in as well. history is happening now in cuba, and robert and his wife have plenty to say about it. >> i think it's a good thing having an american president going in there. >> reporter: fernandez is a first generation cuban-american and his wife was born in cuba. >> i haven't gone back to cuba since i came to this country. >> would you visit now?

>> reporter: even so right noul president barack obama, first lady president obama, their daughters and the president's mother in law are in cuba. >> do you still have family there? >> yes, i do. >> what do they think about this? >> they don't agree that he's there. >> reporter: the last president to visit the island nation was calvin coolidge. shortly after fidel castro aligned himself with the soviet union. the obama administration restarted diplomatic relations with cuba. >> i think the years of embargo have not brought about the result we would like to see. i think there needs to be somewhat of a softening of relationship. >> tony is a pastor in south carolina. he says the

too soon. >> i think that it's premature. >> but for robert fernandez it's a start. >> a lot of people are upset about him being there. i think it's good. >> reporter: while president obama is expected to meet with raul kcastro, mr. obama is not meeting with fidel. >> whether it's good or bad, only time will tell. definitely a historic move. a lot of people having a lot of heart-felt emotions with this because a lot of people their family has been oppressed for so many years. >> it's controversial. >> it's 2016. time to move on. >> still to come at 10:00, he had been a fugitive since november. >> now he's in police custody. how the suspect is helping investigators. >> presidential candidates headed west. we're going to look at the key states heading to the polls on tuesday and

time. >> two baby bald eagles.

>> many of you watched "the passion" tonight here. it is the start of holy week. the pope blessed palm and branches into stant peter's square. the hope chided leaders for their indifference in dealing with refugees. the influx has forced some countries to seal their borders. >> now to the race for the white house. it's been a relatively quiet day on the campaign which is weird. as the remaining presidential cand

round of primaries this tuesday. >> there are more voters in three states will cast ballots. we get the latest from dan springer. >> reporter: a slightly more subdued sunday after a raucous weekend on the campaign trail. donald trump speaking today at the lincoln dinner in florida but this event was down right tame. i says he wants to unite the party. >> i get a kick out of ted. he's a nice guy and john is a nice guy. really, it's so important that we come together as a party. >> meanwhile senator ted cruz is making his way through arizona and turning his sights on trump. >> donald trump has been supporting liberal democratic politicians for 40 years. i have no experience. >> reporter: at ohio governor john kasich getting a few jabs in. >> i also pointed out at times when i thought his language was inappropriate. like if i don't get nominated

what kind of talk is that? >> hillary clinton took the weekend off but had her husz husband on the trail. >> we are in position for the first time since i left office to restore an era of broadly shared prosperity and to create the most inclusive society we've ever had. >> and bernie sanders making three stops. >> we say to the billionaire class, we to corporate america, we say to wall street, no, this country is not going to become an oligarchy. we are a democracy. >> we're learning more about the problems surrounding metro that caused the system to shut dow down for a day left week. some of the power cables at the

insulation. an inspector determined they were not insulated. let's talk about this alleged spring forecast. >> it's still feeling like winter out there. >> i know it is. tonight we're seeing more of that winter weather. it will be out of here before you know it. you won't even think about it passing through. it will all just be a thought. meanti meantime let's look at what's going on out there. this came in from one of my twitter followers and this was from yesterday. no more snow! he's written it on his vehicle there. so that was a little indication of what happened yesterday. and today we're not without seeing some of that. take a look at radar here. you can see we've got two or three things going on here. we've got a little bit of the rain and snow mix. there's been some sleet detected and i saw some sleet a little earlier when i was outside. also rainfall and plenty of that

so that's what whole combination moving through our area and will continue to move through until we get into the overnight hours. here's a closer look for you and the pink is where we have that mixture going on. as far as the surface is concerned it's too warm for this to have impact. we are talking about it sticking on grassy surfaces but we could see this all changing into that light snow before it's all said and done tonight. temperatures all up and down the mid atlantic into the 30s and 40s and that's not going to change much. we are going to see our overnight lows lingering into the 30s tonight and here's a look at your current temperatures. 39 at dc, 37 at baltimore, dulles at 39. we've got 37 at frederick and that's the same with 39 to the south. so 33 don't for your overnight low, we're going to see this gradually start to taper off and that's some good news and as we take a look ahead, guess what? the 70s.

the real feel of spring is just around the corner in my 7-day forecast. all those happy details coming up a little later. jim? >> what's better than one baby bald eagle? we've got two. the two birds have been dubed dc 2 and dc 3. dc 1 is the eagle that successfully hatched last year. the baby eagles won't keep those nicknames forever because the public will soon be able to vote on permanent names. some early suggestions include sasha and malia and cherry and blossom. >> it's probably the most watched eagles nest ever. >> what would you pick? do you have names? >> i am indifferent to it. i like if you want to keep the

lady you go with sasha malia. you could do jen and barbara if you wanted to go back one administration. >> that's true. >> still to come at 10:00, a key suspect in the paris attack now in police custody. >> how his capture is already proving valuable for investigators. >> could your workout help treat and prevent cancers. >> when it comes to the nicest person you know, it may be all in their head. how being nice is hardwired for some of us. >> yeah.

>> investigators are beginning to examine the black boxes of a plane that crashed in russia friday night. we're told the boxes were badly damaged but shoirts say they've been able to retrieve good information from the flight data recorder that

electronic log of how the plane was working. all 62 passengers and crew on board the plane were killed. it could be months before we learn the cause of the crash. and the lone surviving suspect in last year's paris terrorist attacks talking to investigators. he claims he was planning new attacks. >> police made the capture last friday nm brussels. more from garrett tenney. >> this capture is already proving to be extremely valuable. on friday belgian security forces arrested salah abdesalam. the so far officials say he is cooperating with their investigation and earlier today belgium's foreign minister said he told investigators he was planning to restart something

additional terrorist attacks could be in the works. they're hoping to gain more information on terror cells across europe and elsewhere and how they operate. that kind of information could prove extremely valuable for western agencies including the u.s. something chief of staff referr to earlier on fox news sunday. >> they say they intend to do this again. so we take that very seriously. and we are trying to draw lessons from what happened and make sure that not only are our friends ready but that they're well trained but we're sharing the kind of intelligence we can. >> an alleged ak come police have been charged. they're expected to be transferred to french custody at some point in the next few weeks. in washington, i'm garrett tenny, fox

>> prince harry is in nepal. he was greeted by the country's deputy prime minister. last year's quake killed 9,000 people and damaged about a million buildings and home. during the five-day trip he's expected to see some of the areas damaged by the quake as well as visit places where the communities are rebuilding. still to come at 10:00, could exercise help treat and prevent cancer. >> we have some re10i67 about the role your workout may play. >> if you plan on doing any running for your workout tomorrow, the weather will cooperate. we've got some winter weather tonight but the sun returns tomorrow. i'll have the details. stay with us. we'll be back after the break.

so i got up today, took a

neighborhood. it was miserable. what can you do? >> did not look like the first day of spring. but it was raining and that's what happens in the spring, right? >> i'm in the witness protection program. >> you do have the nice spring color. >> i had to do something. i'm going to talk about some of the snow tonight. let's get to it because i'm going to break the news to you ever so gently. just the messenger folks. just the messenger. today was dreary. we had cloudy skies and this evening we saw a lot more of the rain moving in and even now we're seeing, take a look, here we go. we've got some of the snow here and we've got a little bit of the mix as well. there was a little bit of sleet mixed in in some of our neighborhoods and i saw some of that myself so i'm sure you've experienced that as well. but this is all going to move through tonight and start to taper off by the time we get to just before dawn. so it's not going to be sticking around for a long extended period of time, but just enough to be a little bit of

nuisance. the good news is it's happening overnight and not during commute. here's where we have the rain and the snow mixed together, we have the rain and light snow to the north but the good news is also, i'm happy to say good news, because it's going to be accumulating and has accumulated mainly on grassy surfaces and surface temperatures are just a little too warm for it to cause an issue. there will be the odd spot here and there where you might have a little bit of ice but it's not wide spread at all. so rain and some snow mix, possibly we've already seen it north and northwest of dc but no accumulation as i mentioned, tapers off in the overnight hours and lingering early predawn i can't rule out a sprinkle or so but then it will be out of the way and we've got some sunshine by the time we get to the afternoon tomorrow and most of monday. take a look at this. isn't this great. he says i'm not saying cheese but this one is out there looking for food and

surprised at the winter still being around as well. i love that photograph of the deer. 39 degrees in dc this hour, 37 at baltimore, 37 at winchester, 39 at dulles and 39 degrees at mannasas this hour. winds are fairly light. we're going to see this moving its way out. we're going to have a few dry sliits here as well. travel woes if you're heading to the northeast or new england because this is all going to become snow. ridge of high pressure builds in behind this system for us. that sets us up monday with lots of sunshine and just a few clouds especially in the earlier part of the day. but as that low pressure system moves out, the ridge of high pressure builds in and we get that tight pressure gradient and what that means is it's going to be windy and those winds will get gusty. we had some cooler air on the way tuesday as well. 50s for your monday, 50s for your tuesday so it will be a little chilly in the overnight hours from monday to tuesday. so i can't rule

temperatures there below freezing as well. then we go the other way because we've got warm air pushing in by the time we get to hump day. we're going to head to 70s. by thursday we'll be into the mid 70s and then you'll thank me. 50 degrees as we head to tomorrow. some clouds, mostly sunny and windy and here's a look at your fox 57-day forecast. take a look. thursday, not bad. 74 degrees. it's going to be actually spectacular. look at all the temperatures everywhere. they're going to be very mild. 55 degrees by the time we hit next week. we're back to a little bit still above the seasonal average but not bad at all. but once we get past the cooler conditions monday night into tuesday, we've got that warm weather and spring definitely will be right in place where it does belong. okay? marina? >> looking forward to wednesday. in tonight's health watch, the fda has approved a new lab test

that can detect the is mosquito borne diseases. the cdc will begin distributing the tests to qualified labs within the next two weeks. the tests will not be available in hospitals or through primary care doctors. the cbc's latest numbers report 258 americans have contracted zika. the virus is considered especially dangerous for pregnant women as it has been linked to rare birth defects. >> the navy is paying for research into an app to screen for autism. researchers say facial expressions can indicate the presence of autism, ptsd and several other disorders. it uses a cell phone camera and an algorithm. your workouts may be helping you stay young. there's new evidence that says people who eat badly and don't exercise are aging faster than people who eat

work out. once the mice started to exercise their health began to improve significantly. there's also new research that reveals exercise is playing a bigger role than previously thought in battling cancer. >> reporter: exercise can impact cancer in many ways, including bolstering the immune system and africaing the growth factors that cause cancer to spread. observational studies have shown that women who report regular exercise have a 20% to 30% reduction in the risk of their cancer coming back or even killing them. >> what we want to know is how much of the drug do you need, how much exercise do you need to get this effect. what are the mechanisms of action. how is thexercise working and who does it work for. >> exercise just made sense to me as far as something that you would want to help knowing what to do, you would want help knowing how to care for your

through oncology. >> reporter: dr. jones makes it clear that exercise is not meant to replace traditional treatments but to act in concert with them. a specialist agrees with jones but believes more research on prevention needs to be done. >> patients often ask me what can i do in addition to the standard treatments. because patients are really looking to participate in their care. and to also be empowered to make themselves better. >> where we want to go in the future is really can we harness the effects of exercise as another weapon against cancer. but also can we use exercise as a weapon in combination with standard cancer treatment. >> reporter: scientists and doctors now say it's all about caring for your body in multiple ways, including exercise, in an effort to treat cancer by no longer focusing only on

oncology. in new york, dr. ma >> when comes to being nice, it's all in your head. >> why some people are more selfless than others. it turns out it's hardwired in your brain. two new studies show kind people experience more activity in the areas of the brain that drive empathetic impulses. the more empathy you have, the more likely you are to treat others the way you want to be treated. how em pathetic are you? >> it seems like you're a nice guy. >> we kind of live in a society where we're at odds against each other so it helps to smile and be friendlier. >> my parents raised me well. i would like to think so. >> a heart-warming moment caught on camera. >> the charles county sheriff's of

facebook page. the sheriff's office says the woman's daughter called police on friday. after a search they found mom and led her home. she even gave the deputies the secret to a long life. eating good and staying active. >> nice picture. >> it ties in with being kind. these are people who are selfless doing what they do every day. >> that is very true. say smart phone going totally hands free. >> there is a new project for prince.

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this has not been a good week for me and for probably millions of others people because those brackets are just shot. >> your brackets are doing pretty good though. >> mine are doing well. i just lucked out with a lot of upsets. there are over 70 million brackets between the major sites. one person had almost all the games right except he had michigan state winning it all. >> so many people do. >> but that's the only one he has wrong. has it all going so far. >> there's some really surprise stories coming out of it. >> it seems like maybe more of the top seeds. >> the tournament has been a blood bath for higher seeded teams. one five seed that has survived so far is

the terps took care of the 13-seed hawaii rainbow warriors, maryland advances to the sweet sixteen for the first time in 13 years. they will face number one seed kansas in louisville. and where did the head coach go to school? kansas. time for our top five plays of the week. i decided to give my coanchors here a little time for their teams. marina your gaytors make it. they're not in the tournament. 5'9" dunking all over florida 6'9" he has a foot on this guy. florida did go on to win. >> that's right. the

>> number 4. it's a wonderful header here for the goal. but what's great is the celebration. he goes up and over. it's a very nice header. but watch this. first he goes and watch some drunk guy comes on the field to give him a hug. why not? every man's dream. >> he did get arrested. but all the players embrace him. >> worth the hug. >> that's not the best header. number 3, i don't know if i call this a bicycle kick but watch. he just kind of fliks it. like a sidekick. >> just pretend you knew what you were doing the whole time. eled. >> all skill. >> but the soccer players ar

out soccered by a caps player number 2. how did this go in? yeah. it goes, watch this. this is fantastic. a perfect soccer goal right off his head. >> you just act like that's what you plan to do. >> the caps lost 6-2. we'll have highlights at 11:00. number one one of the best buzzer beaters. northern iowa, sends texas home with that everyone goes crazy. it was such a great shot. i love how calm he is taking the shot. listen how nuts the local radio station broadcasters went for northern iowa. >> he scores!

it is good! it is good! he made the shot! he made the shot from the half court line! oh, baby! panthers win! panthers win! down goes texas! >> got them all in there. >> it would have been nice to see him obviously it didn't continue for them because they ended up losing today. >> they are actually i believe still currently playing in double overtime. >> i friend of mine who covers syracuse had everything booked so maybe they should get the airline on the phone. >> they're playing i believe texas a&m and last i saw they were down by 4 in double overtime. but don't bother turning it on. >> i like the fact that you can

because when i'm in that chair i don't acknowledge that. but when i'm in this chair i can do that. >> you're totally impartial in that chair. >> tonight at 10:00, there's a smart phone you don't have to swipe. it's helping people of all abilities. >> plus the political battle over picking the next supreme court justice. will president obama's nominee get a chance or is this going to be a job for the next president. >> how a nine-year-old got the boss to help him get out of class when we come back.

and tomorrow morning it will be back to the daily commute, but have you ever thought about how those hours sitting

>> no, i haven't. i take the metro. >> do you not have a commute? all right. we'll tell you that a new study found that dc commuters spent on average 75 hours a year stuck in traffic. that's the second worst in the country behind only los angeles at 81 hours. and the study found nationwide commuters found a total of more than 8 billion extra hours sitting in traffic. >> you may have noticed the price at the pump keep creeping up. average in the region $1.98 gallon which is not too bad. compared to what it was. i don't drive a whole lot. >> do you remember when it was $0.98? >> i do remember that. >>

smart phone is now hitting the market. >> it was designed for people who can't use a traditional touch screen. users can control the phone he tirely with voice commands. >> we use a front facing camera to follow the face around. he controls the cursor like a mouse cursor on a pc. if he pauses through a tap or a swipe you can operate the entire smart phone and it interacts with any apps. >> cost you about $700. >> i mean you think about the iphone when it first came out. >> that's about how much it was. >> facebook founder and ceo mark zuckerberg continued his trip to china over the weekend. the sit-down comes at a time

when chinese authorities. zusher berg has been trying to persuade china to allow facebook access in the country. prince with writing a memoir. the book will be released next year. >> the publisher says prince will take readers on a poetic journey. the book will include stories about music and families. he is one of the most successful musical acts of all time. >> he's quite successful. >> i mean how could you not know who prince is? >> it's amazing. he's endured and every now and then i have a buddy of mine out out in san francisco where he saw prince and a piano. it's a great show and they're scheduling it willie nilly. maybe we'll see it this way. >> 57. i thought he was older just because of how long his career has been. >> a young springsteen fa

out of being late to class in maybe the most rock and roll way ever. >> she got a signed note from the boss himself. bruce, i will be late to school tomorrow please sign my notes. once the concert ended, that's exactly what he did. he wrote he has been out very late rocking and rolling please excuse him if he's tardy. tom fitzgerald tried the same thing and it didn't work. >> i hope that worked. that's pretty cool. >> he got some good exposure for it. >> tonight at 10:00, we know the president made his pick but what are the chances senate republicans actually vote on the nomination. we take a look at the controversy coming up next. ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price.

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>> many republicans say they are determined not to consider president obama's nominee to the supreme court. >> the republicans control the senate and the majority leader. here's kristin fisher. >> reporter: from day one senate majority leader has said there will be no meetings, no confirmation meetings and no up or down vote. but support for such a hard line seems to be breaking. at leave six senators now say they wl

obama's supreme court nominee despite mounting pressure from within his own party. he said today on fox news sunday that this supreme court seat should stay vacant until 2017 after the next president is sworn in. >> we think the important principle in the middle of this presidential election which is raging is that the american people need to weigh in and decide who's going to make this decision. not this lame duck president on the way out the door, but the next president. next year. >> reporter: he also shut dun the lame duck scenario. the idea that senate returns might be willing to reconsider before the next present takes office even if the president is a democrat. the idea that obama may nominate someone else if a democrat wins in november. today on fox news sunday. >> we will stand by him from now until he is confirmed and he's sitting on the supreme court. >> through the end of the

>> that is correct. >> the senate republicans breaking ranks plan to meet with judge garland for two weeks. kristin fisher, fox news. >> thanks for joining us tonight at 11:00. i'm marina marraco in for lauren. >> and i'm jim lokay. first up on fox 5 we are talking weather. cold, dreary, snow flurries. >> gwen, the weather not looking like spring today. >> i know. it is the first day of spring. we should be talking flowers and sunshine. but unfortunately, like old man winter doesn't want to get out of the picture. let's take a look at our maps and show you what's happening out there. radar definitely indicating that winter weather across the region and here you go. you can see we've got a mixture of rain and some wintry mix. a little bit of sleet in there also i want to add. and we've also got some of the snow. very light in