aimee cho has been driving this for us. the speed limit taken down there to 40 miles per hour through that section, because of all of uee iss with potholes. taking a look at 95, in maryland. 32 to the beltway. 68 miles per hour gets you there in 11 minutes. i want to share m part of weekend with you. take a look here.ta this is the ca princess ball on saturday. d was there with my husband my daughter. fathers and daughters raising money for adoptionnd foster care. i was happy to speak of our adoption. there's 153 million orphans in the world.so these funds arery needed. raised about $10,000. i think this will be at.annual even heartwarming. >> melissa, thank you. ♪ you made me feel like a million bucks, you do ♪ >>> it is 5:20 now. coming up, she rose to stardom on "theic " this morning, she's being b rememberedy her fans and family. details on a former contestant's sudden death, up next. >>> later on nbc 4, watch the "ellen" show today. her guests are jimmy kimmel, and miley yocyrus. can stick arod forun >>> you're watchin

in laurel, this is where aimee cho has beens driving for this morning. b.w. parkway bween 32 and 197. that section, northbound and southbound, a lot oeven pavement. the speed limit is now 40 miles per hour through that section. ltway, inner loop and outer loop is looki iningood here. looking 95. quantico gets you there in 18 minutes. >>> this was the capital princess ball. i was there with m husband and my daughter. fathers and daughters raising ioney for adoption and foster care. as happy to speak of our adoption. there's il153on orphans in the world. these funds areo very needed. raised about $10,000. i think this will be an annual event.>>> you're watching news today. >> civil rights leaders, activists and presidential hopefuls went to selma, alabama, this weekend, to re-create the historic 1965 march across the man pettis bridge. this later became known as bloody sunday. on that day, the state troopers beat the demonstrators as they tried to cross the bridge. this led to the voting rights act later that year. esllary clinton, j jackson, and cory booker we

aimee cho is there on the seen. bring us up to spd. >> an officer shot and killed a man in their mondaursda thurmon. we're on sandy spring lane. this is a neighborhood with a lot of houses. we don't know the o namef the man who was shot and killed. the sheriff's office has confirmed toe that no officers will hurt in the shooting. we'll give you more updates live as we getthem. >>> this morning, beginning today, it spring cleaning time for d.c. pipes. so, crews are changing the compound for drinking water. here's a few things you can do. run the cold tap water for minutes. in an open pitcher. may reduce thrs smell and the taste. >>> the powerball jackpot is the largestever. this wednesday's, an estimated $750 million. the jackpot i climbing since december. your chance of winning on wednesday, 1 in 292 good luck. >> i can't work with those odds. >> i will give it a shot. >>> after 22 months, robert mueller's investigation is complete. plus, water up. the nationals will have a game tonight at nats park. >> we have a fe

good news for any drivers who have to head in this direction. >> aimee cho. thank you. >>> developing this morning, we're working to learn more about two crashes in montgomery county. >> one of those crashes involved a motorcycle in seneca creek and a search for the driver. we are trying to lea more about this crash. the motorcycle was found in the water off of darnestown road. we'll update you when we learn information. >>> this car was completely destroyed. the car somehow rolled over at clopper road south of long draft road. the driver was transported to the hospital with serious injuries. no word on what caused that crash. >>> we're learning more about the ethiopian airlines crash. >> here's the latest on the investigation. u.s. aviation experts have ar arrived to be of a team to investigation the crash near ethiopia's capital. the eing 737 max 8 took off route to nairobi, kenya.s a witnessaw smoke coming from the plane before it exploded and killed 157 peopl the plane's black boxes were recovered yesterday. airlines temporarily grounded the max 8 jetline

aimee cho has been driving north and south to show us the situation. speed limit is now 40 miles per hour. nk you.ssa, t >>> today, first lady melania trump will promote her be best campaign. the first lady is scheduled to make stops in tulsa, oklahoma, and seattle, washington. the f be best initiativeuses on what children faces today. the overall goal is to encourage the kids to be the best they can be in their individual paths. >>> as we eagerly await the warmer weather, stuaecurity exps say we need to be ready for the most common crimes.ec pr yourself and your property is more affordable and easier. there's garadgets designed to kp an eye on your home. lfu c set up the surveillance systems yourse. many of the wireless systems can be controlled from your smartphone, too. homes without security systems are three-times more likely to be broken into. >>> popular personalities on social media might be ipiring your children to eat junk food. this i according to british researchers who finished up a new study. they asked children to look at bloggers. they

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aimee cho is live on the parkway with the necessary repairs happening today. amy, good morning. >> hi,g. good morn this winter has been brutal, in tes of potholes. huge craters showing up in the d.c. area. it's n fun trying to avoid these. that's why the parkway will be shuttingown today so that crews have timeix to fhe potholes. it runs about four miles in that direction, towards the chain bridge. the good news is, the closure doesn't start until 9:30 a.m. after the morning rush hour, and crews are hoping t have repairs finished up before the evening rush hour. did you know, if your car gets challenged by a pothole, you can file a claim to have the government pay for that repair. i tweeted a link, and you can find that on my twitter. >> aimee cho, live for u along the clara barton parkway. >> that's not the only road ct im by potholes. melissa has been reminding us about this. officials have t changed speed limit on part of the baltimore-washington parkway the holes on that road. a six-mile stretch that was 55 miles per hour. it's now going to be 45 miles per

ho >> aimee cho, live for us near parkway. barton >>> today could be a turning point for quwomen whmework in mont county. justin finch is in rockville wi more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you can just bet that so many women and their families are eager to seehis bill and see it success, as well. councilman evan glass willod ine that video in a matter of hours. he is holding a poster that shows why his bill sexual so needed. it shows one man in the county's human and healthervices department, earning as much as 12 other women,ho were hired at the same time in the same department. the lower pay thresholds for women, not only hold them back, but their families, too, economically. he says his bill will aim to end asking a question during the job search process. >> when i was building my staff, i was realizing that the h.r. was asking them to submit their pay history. i thought about it for a when you rely on pay history the set future pay, you're only incomeating the gender gap that exists in the country. >> the counc

aimee cho is at the tidal basin for their progress. >> it's very exciting. take a look. you can see the beauful pink starting to poke out. now, notice, i'm not touching the cherry blaossoms. we're seeing four out of six. coming along nicely. you have a week left to make your plans to come see peak bloom. i would not recommend driving to the tidal basis. i did that and it took me two hours to find parking. do yourself a favor and don't be like me. we hosted a list of sightseeing tips and all of the festivities. >> she's learned someon le >> amy, thank you. >>> there's a rare phograph of harriet tubman here in the district. you can see it at the national museum.ws it subman in her late 30s or early 40s, taken in the 1860s in auburn, new york. >> i felt like, this is r mona lisa. she would be the equivalent. >> the museum and library of congress jointly own that photo. that photo will be movthe slavery and freedom exhibition. >> harriet tubman is a rock star. >> ae lot of lessons to learned. >>> the reigning stanley cup caps, our washington capitals, madeoa visit to the whi

. >>> cho 4 over the scene of a big apartment fire inga hersburg. is broke out atok sunny bro terrace. investigators are looking into actly what caused it. >>> we know what caused the fire yesterday at this apartment complex in fairfax county. fire investigators say that work crews were there doing welding wo when an outside wall caught fire. that quickly spread throughout the building. e apartments are on oak creek lane in fair lakes. fortunately everybody made it out tfely. the damage is so extensive, 60 people need to find someplace else to live now. >>>amont stephenson is waiving extradition to new jersey. fbat'san tn me oi'thmo sthe's been a fugitive since 20 when he was accused of killing his then fiancee in new jersey. he's now also charged within ki his most recent girlfriend in the district on just this past wednesday. prince george'county police arrested stephenson on thursday morning after he was seen sneaking into a truck on a rental car lot. also the o murder his d.c. girlfriend, natina kiah, and stephenson's arrest, have led the d.c. d

>> aimee cho, thank you. >>> traffic may be impacted in bethesda. you may see a lot of activity around the walter reed medical center. they plan to start drills.dr thls are meant to help them respond to security-related incidents are said to last through friday. it will post the drills the facebook and twitter pages. >>> what happened to chocolate city? that's being asked in a new documentary that questions gentrification in the district. this documentary follows three generations of washingtonians in a city known as chocolate city. for the first ti, it does not have a majority black population.>> e don't paint development in a bat light. we don't paint change in a bad light. we hope we can expose the issues within the system right now and how the city is deveping and create a city that is more inclusive, particularly for the residents who have bre for so long. >> the film's producers hope to partner with d.c. public schools. they want students in the co unities affected by gentrification to see this film. >>> still ahead, colon cancer once thought

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news 4's aimee cho introduces us to one barber charles county maryland. >> at yonkers barbershop, ownertajames green knows how int it is to stay sharp. that's why whenever he's got a kid in his chair, he makes sure they've got a book in their hands green is part of the barbershop books progm. >> mr. alfred, the guidance counselor says. >> it teaches barber how to help kids like dylan robinson with their reading. >> i believe we're the first role models. >> in dylas case, james gav dylan his first haircut when he was 1 years old. dylan won't let anyone else cut his hair. and though he may be little, he's already got big plans for >> do you know what you want to do when you grow up? >> i want to be a doctor. >> you want to g them as early as possible to start leading so it becomes second nature. >> reporter: the program makes sure the shelvesreully stocked for the kids. >> they are allowed to keep the books. >> reporter: and dylan says he already knows the power ofod a book. >> it makes you feelt. smar >> it feels amazing. i love it. i pray that someday walks t upo me and says you just do

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this is where aimee cho is for us thi morning. uneven pavement. they have changed the speed limit toes 40 mer hour. right lane blocked by a crash. and northbound 295 a malcolm x., the left lane is blocked there. slow through that section. >> thank you. >>> some breakingews this morning. 23 people are dead after 2 powerful tornadoes in eastern alabama yesterday. this is drone video showing yout the exf the damage there. >> lee county, along the georgia border was one of the hardest-hit areas. and -year-old is among the d there. the sheriff says the death toll could rise as they continue to look for people gao are missing. >> we're going to ze a search in the morning. we'll have different agencies ming in. >> this came on so quicknd changed so many lives that, it's sickeningo watch. >> this wasn't the only violent weather that hit the south this weekend. heavy downurs led to flooding in birmingham, alabama. in mississippi, roads became rivers and people had to be rescued from their homes. >>> we have team coverage of winter weather.re depending on w

aimee cho will bring us live ctures. arlington between the pentagon and glebe, work zone, o is getting by. we had a full closure. is should beooking better in the next couple of minutes. 66 into town. fairfax into thebe way. 69 miles per hour. going to get you there in nine minutes. inbound, outbound, same situation. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway. >>> 4:32 now. we're working to learn more about a motorcycle crash in montgomery county. search crews spent the night searching seneca creek, for the driver of the motorcycle. you can see thatere on your screen. the motorcycle was found in the water off darnstown road. >> we learned mu eed new detait the americans killed in the ethiopian airline plane crash. the third victim is antoine lewi of illinois. we're working to confirm the identities of the five other americans killed in sunday's crash. >>> the plane that crashed are boeing's newest fleet of 737s. >> they are a popular plane. you will no doubt find yourself on one. cory smith has some questions to answers yo

since a sister's death cho-cho is still grieving. when we first met at the funeral she told us why mine was twenty three or twenty four. but now she says she was too scared to reveal the truth. their agent had instructed her to lie to land the machine in importing and then boom and the like. it's hot letting go. churchill still can't believe a sister killed herself and them home. in the end of. the year and have a meal at the mishearing now buy me a wine at a new meet on friday and. the two sisters never got to be in singapore. had been trying for days to reach wine wine when she received news of her death. she still doesn't know what happened. we've come to the condominium where wine wine was walking and where she did legislate jumps in fruitless to her death. is hoping to meet her sister's employer but she's scared to go inside. so we offer to make the initial approach for ha ha. but the employer doesn't want to meet churchill instead she tells security to throw us out there got here. certainly a film a domestic monkey finds a fine

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news 4's amy cho has details on this disturbing trend and how you can protect yourself. >> reporter: it can happen anywhere at any time. you're minding your own business when all of a sudden an appropriate picture pop up on the airdrop on your phone. it could be from this person or that person or that person, all you know is that it's someone near you. >> i don't like, you know, somebody like a stranger sending pictures to me. >> airdropping? really? i'm going to have to turn my airdrop off. let me do that now. >> reporter: and crystal powell says justhe other day an inappropriate picdre poppe up on one of her friend's phones. >> it was creepy. i can't bel ve somebody wou do that. it is very creepy. >> reporter: metro says if it happens to you uh you should report it to pice. cause of the way airdrop works, there is no way for them to track the picture. >> it's ridiculous. people should close airdrop on their phones. i don't have an iphone, but i know it's something youan turn off. >> reporter: others say they don't think it's fair for the burden to fall on you to turn your airdrop o

aimee cho is headed to the scene for us.l have an update for you as we learn more.>> no collusion. words we've heard from president trp his entire presidency. this morning, the attorney general says robert mus investigation proves just that. after two years, hundreds of witnesses and thousands of subpoenas, the special counsel's investigation is over. attorney general barr's short summary is drawing criticism. he says, yoet, tquote, that memd t wire to commit obstruction of justice. >>> now, lawmakers were quick to react to the summaer yey. >> the reactions were pretty much along party lines. >> both democrats andab reasons are calling for if full report. democrats are saying, this investigation is far from over. they are reserving their jument until the four-page mmary has been released. releasing it to the public will llow voters to form their own opinions. >> i think we have to have mueller comeo the hill. we have to do that. >> the house judiciary committee plans to callilam barr to testify before congress. >>> coverage

. >> aimee cho is check out conditions in frederick this in mo good morning. >> hey, guys. good morning. conditions o the roads are actually looking good at the moment. we've seen a little bit of snow on the grou. for theost part right now, we're getting freezing rain with slippery, slushy conditions. now, the temperature is around 30 degrees. hovering around theez fg mark. visibility is pretty low. we have seen cars out here going slower than normal. that is a good thin we've seen salt trucks and snowplows posted along the roads, ready to do their dithin. anyou know, you can track where snoraows are. you can see if and when the snowplows will b getting to your neighborhood. if you are headed out this morning,fue ca even though there's not much snow coming down at the moment, the roads are still pretty slippery. we did see one car that had run off the road a little earlier. >> amy cho, for us in frederi county. thank you. >>> we'll keep bringing you live team coverage throughout the morning. ou have to head out. we'll keep you updated on t nbc washington app. we'll send you

amimee cho has details on thi disturbing trend.so show how to protect yourr:lf. >> report can happen anywhere at any time. minding your own business when, all of a sudden, an inappropriate picture pops up on the airdrop on your phone. could be from this person or that person orhat person. all you know is it is someone near you. >> i don't like strangers in sepictures to me. i'll have to turn my airdrop off. let me do that now. >> reporter: crystal powell says just the other day, an inappropriate picture popped up on one of her friend's phones. >> it s creepy. i can't believe somebody would do that. reporter: metro says if it happens to you, report it to police. because of the way airdrop works, there's no way for them to track who sent the picture. >> it is ridiculous. people should really close their airdrop on their phones. i don't have an iphone, but i know it is something you can turn off. >> reporter: others dot think it is fair that the burden fallt on you ton your airdrop off. the people who send the pictures should be held

. >> aimee cho is live i frederick county, maryland, this morning. what are you seeing out there?ooks like snow. >> hey,guys. good morning. i would say the best way tin describe ther weather we've been having is slow but steady. it may not be snowing that hard right now, take a look at the ground. we have a few inches built up here. ionant to show you thetion of the snow. it's fluffy and soft. not great for making snowballs. that's because we've been getting that mixf sleet, slush, freezing rain, throughmot the ing. i want to give you a look at the road conditions as the sun comes up. it is slippery and slushy on the roads. wey have valley element the distance. frederick county public schools are opening twola hours . hopefully that will give the road crews enough time to clear things away for the kiddos and anybody else on the roads this morning. you want to drive slowly and carefully. we've heard of three crashes in the frederick area this morning. >>n case youere wondering. >> all right. aimee, thank you. >>> it's 6:17. reordents in northern califnia are trying to clean up afte

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novice is known for her work as an environmental activist her opponent in the runoff poll was maro chef cho bitch who was backed by the government. well joining us now from bratislava is correspondent. so. before she was chair of presidential bid susan a couple tova was in fact largely unknown even in her own country what more can you tell us about who she is. she was known as a environmentalists who fought for eight uli illegal lays down and that she stressed and i corruption an agenda which was i think the most important the. in her and action campaign but her victory really shows that this country is ready for a new generation of politicians mostly because the established group of calling the shots including that treat so who is the leader off their wing smear party turned out to be really deep into corruption and they are what was characterized by massey that views of aust power and funding so that of the chapel dies when the new face who presents a different political culture she has massively reject the popular reason and in her campaign that temptation really fused to jump on the for

aimee cho is at the supreme court with new reaction. reporter: good morning. the issue here is how democrats drew up t boundaries for maryland's sixth district. republicans saying the democrats did it tn a wayt boosted their own party and was illegal gerrymandering. this isn't a partisan case. the supreme court is also expected to hear a case north carolina. these cases together could set a precedent for the rest of the countr lots of passionate voters from all over the u.s. cam out today. many say they don't think politicians should draw districts and theyhink an independent group should do it instead. today we heard from both maryland governor larry hogan an the former governor of california, they say they're hoping the supreme court will require new more fair district maps. >> representatives should not be picking their nsciti the citizens should be picking their representatives. that's the way it's supposed to work in america. >> america is the number one country in the world and i love america with all my heart and this is why i'm so excited to be here to

amy cho, news 4. >> the thing abo airdrop, it has a range of 30 feet. crowded public space, that's a lot of people who could have potentially sent you a picture. th happened to me a few times. >> has it? >> yeah. several times actually on an airplane. when i get on a flight, you're close space, somebody will send me an airdrop. the most cent one, it was not totally inappropriate, just a hamster and danny devito. random pictures. >> i wish i'd get that picture. >> i put it on instagram, too. >> i want to be friends with you. that's awesome and random. i've never had anybody. don't know how to wor airdrop on my phone. it happens to work sometimes. >> that'd be an issue. work on that. >>> a lot of folks going to be airdropping pictures of the cherry blossoms. it is going to be so nice. >> have y seen them? >> not in person. i need to get down there. i avoid the hacrowds. >>s the thing. i was going to go yesterday, then i was like, all right, i'll go on monday. >> what about today? >> today will be the best day to go, definitely, because it'll be so warm. w

aimee cho is live on capitol hill with more on what theen st are demanding. >> reporter: wendy, jim, these hudents were determined to be y. so they itldato took metro, some came from as cksburg all of them say they're worried about the future of our environment. >> we have no choice but to be the generation that creates change. >> reporter: change, that's the idea her thousands of students who say they feel time is runningut to reverse global warming. >>tu agricl industry, meat industry, fossil afuels, these fields that need too their part and protect the earth. >> reporter: today was a school day but many said they thought this was more important. >> we walked out and told them we were going to strike to sav our planet. >> reporter: some students have gone vegan and cut back on waste. and pushing for the green new deal to pass. >> it has to be implemented. it has to happen. >> reporter: as many held hand made students, it wasn't just students that showed up >> i can't imagine anything more important he needs to be here today to teach the adults in the room. >> reporter: and mhis mom

aimee cho, news4. >>> coming up next, our coverage of the deadly attack in new zealand ues. we'll check in live with david culvefore a vigil tonig in northern virginia. >>> also ahead, the potholes problems on the bw parkway caught the attention of a senator. >>> the president's veto just partf another busy week in washington. thuck todd joins us in e >>> another big week of news in washington. >> congress moved t block president trump's emergency declaration, it included a rare repu pican rebuke ofsident trump. but he'she already pback with his veto. >>> the united states is the g last tund boeing 737 max jets raising questions government competence and credibility. >>> paul manafort's sentence ended a chapter in the special counsel investigation. >>> and beto o'rourke jumped into the 2020 presidential race leaving one big name waiting in the wings. >> who better to do i haive ione ques with us than chuck todd. just the last couple hours president trum vetoed the resolution. 12 republican senators defied him. what do you make of this? >> i know you think 12 senators rebuked

aimee cho, news4. >>> an important traffic alert. if you use the bw parkway, the southbound lanes will close in a few hours, at 7:30 this evening it's fro maryland route 197 to maryland route 198.be crews wil fixing the massive potholes out there. the southboun side of the road will reopen tomorrow a morning 5:00 and then the northbound side of the road will close tomorrow night at 7:0 and open 5:00 a.m. sunday. we have a look s ate of the other events that will impact getting around this weeken >> going to be a busy weekend for a couple different reasons downtown. let's look at tonight. the cherry blossoms, of course, close to peak, folks might be heading down for that. and the ncaa sweet 16 games at capital one arena also happening. saturdayer nice weaor the cherry blossoms, we also have a nats game at 1:05 p.m.a sunday nca elite 8 games. the cherry blossoms should be impacted by weather. you want to take metro if you can. saturday t morniffic northbound only ohio drive through west potomac park they're doing that to help alleviate

aimee cho h details now on this disturbing trend and how to protect yourself. >> reporter: itan happen anywhere, at any time. you're minding your own business when all of a sudden an inappropriate picture pops up on the air drop on your phone. it could be from this person, person.rson or that all you know i it's somewhere near you. >> i don't like strangers me. ng pictures to >> air dropping -- really? >> yeah. >> i'm have to turn my air drop off. t me do that now. > reporter: and crystal powell says just the other day an inappropriate picture popped up on one of her friend's phones. >> it was creepy. i can't believe somebody would do rthat. orter: metro says if it happens to you, you should report it to police but because of the way air drop works there's no way to track uro sent the pi >> it's ridiculous. people should close their air drop on their phones. i don't have an iphone but i know it's something you can turn off. >> reporter: others say they don't think it's fair that the burden falls on you to turn the air drop off. the peopl who sent it should be held responsible. >> i don

we continue our team coveragen frederick county, maryland, with aimee cho. ood morning. >> reporter: hey,guys. good morning. we're traveling along some side jeroads in erson, maryland. the main roads have been looking pretty good. but the side roads a a different story. i want to give you a look atnd e ions outside right now. it is slushy and slippery out there. you can see some snow on the ground. the temperature is 29 degrees outside. below the freezing mark, visibility is pretty low.no too many cars on the roads, as you can see. earlier, the cars were slowi. do that is a good thing. the plows do treat the main roads and sometimes sometimes it takes hours for them to get to the side roads. did you know, youy can actua track where the plows are in real-time. there's a website put out by the maryland state highway administration. i have tweeted a link to that. you can find that there. if you are headed out this careful.be even though it's not snowing too much at the moment, it is very and we did see a car that had run off the road earlier. >> aimee, thank yo

we have aimee cho on the way. we'll give you a live picture.ne loop and outer loop of the beltway, looking just find. this is a probm. outbound 395, between the pentagon and glebe road. had one lane getting by that work zone. it is right now shut down. look at tha backup. that's rare situation for this time of day. >> look at 270. 60 miles per hour can get you there ibout 27 minutes. a big congratulations for gaithersburg high school senior, matt walsh. he won the mr. gaithersburg contest on friday. i was one of four judges there. th night was superfun. i watched thekits, heard the letters. they each produced psas. they've been holding that contest since the 1980s. it is put on by studentsdegainst ructive decisions. eun? >> thank you. >>> it i a moment we all probably had. you are at an event tha you're ing to and you're not sure what to wear. >> and nothing in your closet seems to work. how a new business may be something you're looking for. >>> later today on "iellen" coln farrell stops by and ahallenge of wan m

emergencia >>> esta noche investigadores siguen trabajando en un caso de robo que se convirtió en mortal o chosenfrentamiento >>> nos acompaña en vivo que más es en este momento? >>> hasta el momento sólo se sabe que los sospechosos es un hombre y una mujer pero se desconoce qué fue lo que robaron dentro de este negocio. estaban armados >>> escuchamos disparos y vi a los policías que estaban disparando >>> como una escena de película que vivió marta guzmán sobre la calle 14 contra varios con vecinos que presenciaron robos >>> 10 15 para dentro >>> según la policía recibirá un informe de robo en este negocio poco antes de las 5:00 de la tarde a llegar dos oficiales de motocicleta y una patrulla se apretaron con una pareja y un perro dentro del auto. >>> en algún momento ese vehículo se fue en reversa de los oficiales y ahí comenzaron a disparar >>> el sospechoso resultó herido en escena mientras que lo que que lo acompañaba también fue herida y transportada al hospital. la mascota de los sospechosos no fue herida >>> debidamente los equipos llegaron a la escena para iniciada desde hace >>> el mé

. >> reporter: aimee cho, news. >>> 9:26. four things to know on this saturday. daylight saving time begins t. overnigh if you have a traditional clock or watch, mo it up an hour. >>> d.c.'s rock and roll marathon underway. several roads are close all over the district. you can expect traffic delays. many streets will be back open by 1:00 this afternoon. >>> deputies say a b found in a wooded area in stafford county. this happened near river road and route 3 in south stafford. we're working to learn more, and we'll post the updates in the nbc washington app. er>>> at least onen is dead after a violent overnight crash in beltsville. state police say it happened on the northbound lanes of i-95, just before powder mill road. no new information has been releaso . >>> going a taste of spring coming up. ol'llontinue to f clo . announcer: when you see this symbol you know you're watching television that's educational and informational the more you know on nbc lauren: i'm lauren thompson, and be sure to stretch, because the champion within starts right now. today, djuver

even though buyers are being forced to pay more, it's not stopping them from choing pricier models of trucks and suvs. >> people rightow are ponying up and essentially still continuing to buy these cars although w do think there is some caution ahead in terms of how long this can last. we areeeg sales slow down slightly. s auto loan rates have increased, it's causing a growing number of people to consider leasing instead of buying a new model.nt while theest rates may not be much different, generally speaking those who lease pay about s$100 l per month than those who buy a new vehicle with loan.to phil lebeau, "nightly business report," chicago. >>> eli lilly is t cutting price of a key drug by 50%. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the drug company will release a generic version of its popular diabetes medicine humalog. the new product will target patients who pay for their insulin out of pocket. they will sell the branded version at the regular price. shares fell 1% to 127.46. they hit a one-year high early in the session. >>> biogen is saying it will buy night star ther

the nationalsosting h >>e tough cho for families today. cherry blossoms or game two of the mets. >> your boy was there really early, but tons of traffic. maybe it just go to the park. it maye a new season for the nationals, but opening day looked a little too familiar. the nats couldn't scrounge up run support. they face a dude nick named thor, but there's a chance. cherry blossoms madness, nats park. there's always timeor more cherry blossoms. third innings, nats down. the 21-year-old takes them deep. his fir home runf the season. later in the inning, sotto going the opposite way for the rbi single. e nats got four runs. now we go to the eighth. awe're tied four. trevor is i trouble. he has the bes loaded. right.s to that scores two. rosenthal had the era today. he gave up four runs with no outs. the nats tried to rally, but fell short 11-8 and they're still looking for their first win of the season. today, the guys are not quitting. we're down. we had a first rough inning. we settled down. here we come. we battle back. then the game got

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tonight they say their procedures were implemented to the highest standard and routen was cho by experienced captain. they said they launch their own investigation. keir sym on norway. >>> get ready for smoothere rid today. potholealza. d.c. department of transportation said overes 7500 re to fill potholes since the beginning of the year. that's more than the double e amount since s time last year. why is it so bad? allstate rain and snow we've had froze into the ground, the s nstant pressure from c forced it to break apart and expand once the temperatures rmed up. erika. >>> news4 is on blossom wat and the blooms are opening up pretty fast. now on stage 4 with hin of pink. stage five is puffy. and sge 6 is the peak bloom. when cherry blossoms are iag four they could be pretty susceptible to freezing. but doug is here talking about the weather looking like it w l cooperat >> yeah, and i think tonight and tomorrow night next coldest nights. but they are right by the water. so the thing is they need temperatures above 60 degrees and we have it coming and moved the forecast up a couple of days

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we continue o c teamerage in 4'sgomery county with news amy cho. amy, where are you? >> good morning. we're headed up 270 towards frederick, maryland. we're seeing a freezing rain out there myte than ng. a little bit of snow on the ground. but it's very slippery and ushy. temperatures are hovering around the freezing mark, 30 grees. visibility is pretty low. we've seenng cars g slower than normal. that is a good thing. and we've seen saltck t and plows posted along the roads, ready to do their thing. e big question for all of the kiddos in montgomery county, will there be school today?ch thel system has not announced anything.er but they we schuled to have a half-day today. opening late is not a option. if you are headed on the roads this morning, bel.care snow hough there is not coming down, the roads are slippery. >> aimee, thank you. >>> our coverage of this morning's blast of winter will continue throughout news 4 today and on nbcwashington.com. you can check out the app for the latest details on schoolur cl and delays. >>> your time is 4:05. new details in the se

sanctions being lifted forty percent of the population is nourished at the moment they have a severe for cho attacks coming up so kim jong un wanted concrete results from that from the summit so this is they have more they have more intention of actually having their message out it's in so you but you think it is true that the story we're getting from donald trump that donald trump is the one who walked away and said no more it's hard to say at this moment i think it's where at the at a moment where it's kind of like we're deconstructing what happened now way back and it will take a few days to really analyze the situation i'm going to look forward to the statement coming from beijing as well i would like to hear more from what seoul makes up a situation i think it's a bit early to tell at this point in time what about the possibility of a third summit do you think that will happen well it sound at all. like it when donald trump gave his press conference and kim jong un has every interest in having another summit so i think there's not much reason not to when the question is when it does see

wednesday saw porto manchester united go through to the quarter finals all three teams have been managed by cho same radio along the way he's now back on r t with a new series in the top four on the touchline for here's a quick glimpse behind the scenes. he played football yourself not just in the playoffs not in a fine assign. you don't you think so if you think so i think so you school you know what positions you play in the in the call for position of the how would you describe yourself as a player and. coach on the pitch you know organizing speaking these things being simple and left the. show with a little bit of writhing. on the touchline as he states if you missed yesterday's launch episode you can find it on you tube channel up next an indian diplomat and pakistan's information minister talked to sophie shevardnadze about sorting out the nuclear neighbors deadly rivalry. what i was going to do next the ball different clubs on one hand it is logical to say the home fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge from the fresh perspective i'm used to surprising

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caribbean account in haiti in the bank to another account which would be under the control of president cho from elmo we see the petro caribbean account required authorization if you will from. his then prime minister. and the bank president by day in dubois so this was apparently their mission they entered haiti many of them without stamping their passport without going through immigration without going through customs they had come in with weapons which is a violation not just of u.s. law but haitian law pressure from the u.s. embassy had been released in a completely illegal manner are you able now that the piece is released had to disclose your source and if not why not. spend a week in haiti speaking to. who should police officials justice department officials people. with any connection who had any knowledge at all of this operation secure discloser source the. requested immunity. so we have to protect our source came of as broke the story for the intercept online news outlets but one of the most marries a retired navy seal disputes that version of events chris salzman say's they were