i'm angie goff here aet the live desk and this is what we know at this point. police responded to a man who was shot in the leg and ended up in the parking lot of the montgomery college rockville campus. they just pointed out he was not killed on campus and the injuries occurred before. you can see that an open car is surrounded by crime scene tape out that way. police say the victim flagged down a driver somewhere else and that that driver took him to montgomery college for some reason we don't know. we're getting those answers. we'll continue to bring you updates on our nbc washington app. >> thank you, angie. now to the funeral of ashley guindon. the 28-year-old killed on her first day on the job. police officers gathered at the memorial chapel for the viewing and funeral. "news4's" derrick ward was there. >> reporter: good morning, barbara. that for about an hour. it's dugo on until the funeral starts. take a look at the line of people here. they have officers as far as california and texas. we do understand there's also been inquiries from a great britain.

you see the o wnd the bridge into d.c. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk. vice president joe bidens after two missiles were fired. new video that we just got in. this act defies a threat of new sanctions from the u.s. biden saying if iran breaks terms of a nuclear deal, we will act. iran says the missiles are capable of reaching israel and come a day after more launches with the u.s. plan to bring that to the u.n. security council. that's the latest. back to you. >>> it's now 6:55. a major break thenzalez is live at what was written in that manifesto. whose names were included. all questions that idaho police are looking into this morning. here outside the white house officials a swasi apprehended b service. he launched flash drives and a manifesto over the white house fence. again still lots to learn in this investigation including the we can give you an wmoh. the national park service bp its priction orst, but they wil still be nice. >>> 6:56. before you head out the door, the man behind some iconic beatles albums has died. sir george martin was the beatl

angie goff is at the live desk. >> it landed in cyprus. they're saying this is not related to terrorism. this as new tore comes in about the hijacker and his demands. they can confirm he does have explosives on him. he wanted to fly to istanbul, but the pilot told him he didn't have enough fuel. and this just in through sources telling nbc news that samaha's motivation appears to be one of a personal matter involving a woman, not a political matter. hostage negotiators working to free four passengers all believed to be foreigners on that plane along with crew members. this as we learn in a some of those passengers could be american. more as we get it. >>> and traffic. outer loop at georgia avenue, those backups are building. we just for the off the phone with police, the right lane is now the only lane getting by. disabled vehicle still in the middle of the roadway. ed the backups will continue to grow until the tow is on the bridge. police activity outbound key bridge is out of the way. mcarthur boulevard, intersection blocked because of

i'm angie goff. >> and i'm david culliver. tomorrow is officially the first day of spring. but go back into your closets and pull out that puffy coat. you're going to need it. >> that's right, we're tracking snow, also a temperature drop. storm team meteorologist tom kieren gets us started. >> i don't trust march. spring is a time when we see a battle between summer and shenandoah valley. now into married and northern loudon county. that's the leading edge of rain. little band of rain into heymarket. within the hour. we'll get some light rain. much of the region will see rain, but areas north and west could see accumulating wet snow and ooich got the new totals and timing on that coming up in a few minutes. >>> as of right now, the mayor said she's going to deploy the d.c. snow team happening at 9:00 time. more than a hundred plows and streets. theoaapn week's cooling has nard the peak dates. >>> the metro will cut back on track work this weekend. it is reduced for the 2016 cherry blossom season. ridership typically doubles during festival time. metro may schedule track tim

i'm angie goff. welcome back. >> i'm adam tuss. welcome back. we have been treated to nice weather this week. storm team 4 tom kierein is here with that answer. >> the gorgeous sunrise didn't last long. the colors are more muted. a live view from storm team 4 tower camera. the clouds are beginning to close in. that's ahead of a few sprinkles showing up. they're here in the northern shenandoah valley. getting close to winchester. a few sprinkles northern fauquier county. the marathon will stay dry. a light breeze. cloudy, cooler pattern. a small chance of that. a cool wet pattern today all the way into monday. we'll sort all of that out and look at our rain chances in just a few minutes. >> all right. thank you very much, tom. well, the rosslyn skyline is one of the most recognizable of our area. it could be changing in a big way. they prepare to vote on a massive new project today. here's what it means for your commute. >> rosslyn is growing. and it's likely about to grow some more. an almost forgotten section of rosslyn dripping with worn out c

vre, regular schedule. >>> news4 angie goff is keeping an eye on the road. angie, what are you seeing? angie is driving along the 270 corridor right now. and earlier on, she said she didn't see a whole lot of problems. here's a live picture. now, you can see more cars on the roads ride now. as the morning wears on, we'll probably see the commute pick up. we'll report, let you know if there are any problems in your traffic, of course on the roads throughout our area. shutdown, federal workers have the option of taking unscheduled leave or unscheduled telework. the d.c. government and d.c. public schools will open on time. the school system is open and absences and tardies will be excused. the buses will be running to accommodate students. >>> on an average about 730,000 people take metro. general manager paul wiedefeld said he thought of each and every one of those riders when he decided to shut it down today. we take a look at the emergency that caused this drastic move. mollett, good morning. >> reporter: aaron, i want to start off by saying that a woman in

i'm angie goff. a crash on the beltway that may slow some of you down. it was along the inner loop near river road. fire officials saying a tractor trailer hit the car on the side of the road before 5:00. you saw the car was flipped over. it was up in flames. nobody, though, was seriously hurt, surprisingly. two left lanes have been blocked most of. they are just about to reopen all of the rain. >>> we are minutes away from the start of this year's rock 'n' roll marathon. there are widespread road here's a look at the race route. it goes through d.c. and blocks many major roads. officials actually moved the finish line from parking lot 7 to lot three at rfk because of all the snowplows and the january blizzard. we'll get a che on your ckfo three questions for the us senate: congress voted to label genetically engineered salmon; why not other foods? gmo crops are doused with heavy doses of herbicides the world health organization says probably cause cancer. isn't that reason enough to label? 64 other countries label gmos. why don't american shoppers have

i'm angie goff. adam has the morning off.et's get right to tom kierein who is tracking some moisture still left out will. >> yeah, still getting some rain far south and east of the metro area. the wet snow we had overnight is long gone, but it leave several inches on the ground in elevations above 1,000 feet or so. locally about half an inch on glass city areas north and west of the metro area. right now just low clouds passing over the metro area. with chilly temperature, cold morning, afternoon sprinkles. your weather headlines for this sunday also include evening rain likely. and a chance of some wet snow mixing this in tonight. right now the rain continuing to track off to the north and east pulling away from the metro area. could have a little bit of pennsylvania border. i have new timing on the rain coming in late today coming up. >>> happening today, president obama going to be the first u.u.s. president in nearly 90 years to step foot on cuban soil. president and his family arriving in that shana lathavan. he will mee

angie goff breaking down the numbers from the live desk. >>> good morning, aaron. people are voting for donald trump and marco rubio. and they have different priorities. in virginia, half the people said they wanted a candidate with political experience voted for marco rubio. he also took more than 60% of the people who wanted someone who could win in the general election. donald trump, they took the voters who wantth outsider. 60% said that is one of the most important qualities. they also wanted a candidate, someone who would tell it like it is. >> nbc news political director moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd will join us to talk about his predictions just ahead at 6:15. >>> it is 6:04. it may be one of the most exciting times for people who live in our area. the national cherry blossom festival kicks off. today we'll hear when the peak blooms may be. >> let's get to news4's megan mcgrath live around the basin. it means spring is around the corner. >> reporter: i know, but i've got to tell you, it doesn't feel right now with the win and temperatures fallin

news4's angie goff is in montgomery county. morning to you. well, as commuters brace for a day without metro, this is a morning a lot of people are trying to get to work. we are here at the metro station, grovener at metro station. and they're waiting for the metrobuses. i-270 is predicted to be pretty bad. just when you think something on that road couldn't get any worse something like this happens. it was announced earlier that the i 270 hov lanes would eventually be open to all traffic. then this morning, we got an alert that montgomery county decided to reverse that decision. we don't know why. we're working to find that out. a lot of people are going to consider that. and hopefully, the situation will be relaxed considering situation. we checked in virginia, i-95 and 395, express lanes, those are going to run normally. what does that mean for drivers taking them? that means there's a huge possibility for more traffic and crowded lanes. the tolls can be extremely high but transirvin tweeting out they plan to donate the extra from tolls. >>

i'm angie goff and i'm in the storm team 4 weather center with tom kierein who has been very busy this morning. and you are tracking a new weather alert. >> we might get more wet snow again tonight. similar to what happened late on saturday, saturday evening. it may come in late tonight. so we're going around again with another weather alert. all due to low pressure just beginning to get organized. right now some rain on radar. snow in pennsylvania will stay well to our north. we will stay dry for most of the daylight hours on this sunday. and then some rain moves if later this afternoon. it's only around 40 degrees in washington. right around the bay, western northern suburbs all above freezing. so any of the snow that fell yesterday, most of it is melting. several inches at elevations above 1,000 feet or so is continuing to melt. a look at the new timing for more perhaps wet snow for later tonight, i have that hour by hour timing in a few minute. >>> today prince george's county police officers will hold a candlelight vigil to remember 29-year-old officer gentleman jacai colson. he w

. >>> i'm angie goff here at the live desk with that exit poll we just went over the winners. no surprise that bernie sanders took 71% of voters under the age of 30. he also edged clinton among independents with 57% support. marco rubio's key groups were all about november. half of the people, he said they wanted a candidate with more political experience chose him over cruz, kasich and trump. he also won nearly 60% -- of candidates who can win the general election come this fall. we have more on super tuesday results on your nbc washington app. that's the latest from the live desk. >>> for the first time in a year, astronaut scott kelly is back on earth this morning. months in space. already starting to show what he had a hard time doing after landing back on earth. >>> dramatic video of a toddler falling out of the back of a van in traffic. how a good samaritan came to the rescue. >>> and you may have your windows rolled down on the way home this morning. wait till you see how cold it will be on your drive home tonight. not suggesting you were out all night or anything like

i'm angie goff. we're getting ready to say good-bye to a lot of warmth today. >> and i'm adam tuss. you won't have to worry about rain the next few days. lauryn ricketts is tracking one of the nicest stretches of weather that we've had in about a year. >> absolutely. seems like that. we've been geeling with teel dee cold and maybe even a few snow showers. good news is everything has dissipated and we're just watching the temperatures go up. they won't move too far today. we're looking at temperatures moving into the mid upper 40s possibly right around 50 degrees. we're starting right now in the 30s. so another chilly start this morning. but then as we head through much of the morning, i know that says this evening, but as we head through the morning, we will look at temperatures rising to right around 50 degrees and we will get a little bit of sunshine by the time we head into the afternoon. but again, radar is clear. we're looking good and we' up. >>> developing right now, d.c. police are investigav

. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun. temperatures are slowly rising. chuck, this is the kind of weather even snow lovers got to like. >> i'm a snow lover and i'm very excited about how mild it will be this week after a long cold couple of months around here. and a cold start this morning. dry weather has moved in and a very new springlike pattern will bring temperatures will 10 degrees warmer than average today. and 20 degrees warmer starting tomorrow on into the middle of the week. to now, though, layer up. it is a cold monday morning. 5 in charles town, west virginia, 33 will culpeper, 37 in forestville and capitol heights. hour by hour planner for today, temperatures upper 20s to low and mid-30s out the door this morning. we'll rise into the upper 50s and low 60s today. and as i said, that's the tip of the row verbial iceberg? i have to come up with something also. tip of the somethin here's traffic. >>> looks pretty good for you so far. if you're traveling on the beltway, south of river road, things are moving along quite well going around the curv

angie goff has details on a new study. >> i don't know what that means. i don't know how to respond to that. >> reporter: that is how some smartphones may respond if they hear "i was raped" or "i am being abused." a new study out from stanford and the university of california in san francisco published in the "journal of the american medical association" tested a number of phones and conversational agents. siri, google now, s-voice and cortana. responses were tabulated on the ability to recognize a crisis and refer to an appropriate help line or other resource. while some answers were helpful, many were inconsistent and vague. more than 200 million adults smartphone and the study states that many use it to get health information. we decided to informally test it out ourselves with two phones. when we asked this samsung this -- >> i'm feeling depressed. it returns reasons why i'm feeling depressed or ways i can improve my mood. and when i told this iphone -- i've been raped. >> i don't know how to respond to that. >> and i'm being abused. >> here's what i

i'm angie goff. in the news, crystal hamilton will be laid to rest today in charleston, south carolina. this one week after she was shot and killed inside her woodbridge home. robert hamilton admitted to killing her. police officer ashley gwendon was also shot and killed when she was responding call. relatives are now taking care of the couple's 11-year-old son. >>> a fund-raiser is set up for today to help the other two prince william county police officers injured in last week's shooting. they are still recovering from their injuries. fellow officer ashley gwendon was killed on her first day on the job. it is called pork at the pub. it will raise money for the department's injured officer's found. first responders eat for free. rt is at the old towne spos >>> good morning, everybody. i'm meteorologist lauryn ricketts. and you're going to wake up. it will be a little chilly out there this morning. temperatures will rise into the mid to upper 40s. a chance of rain later on then we are dry. look at th

i'm angie goff at the live desk with new intense video into the newsroom of this truck unrecognizablel everywhere. you can see authorities still trying to clear the scene. this is on fingerboard road at parks mill road. just checked in with melissa mollett and shsaid the road is still closed off. also the frederick news post reporting that one person did die in this crash. we are still working with authorities to get more information on what caused it. stay with news 4. >>> it is 4:30. and right now will the search is on for a patient who ran away from the northern virginia mental health institute in falls church. michael marshall went missing around 6:00 last night. police say he is known to exhibit violent behavior. he's believed to have ties with the centreville area and sterling area. if you do see him, contact police, but do not approach him. >>> and working to learn more about a person found dead in a fire in the district. the house went up in flames around 8:00 last night on

. >> and now to angie goff. >> right now, we're dealing with that fire in gaithersburg. deadly. take a look at the scene. we know that crews are still there. got word that a man's body was foun townhome. two men were arrested overnight. no word on their condition. many people who cannot go back home, we're still working on getting information on how this fire started. we'll keep you updated throughout the show. eun. >> angie, thank you. let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> it's hump day finally here, midway through the work week. and at least for some for the school week, temperatures have really fallen. a lot more. it's going to stay on the chilly side on the shadyside of the road. rain chance looking for late in the day tomorrow. 30s in the suburbs to around 40 downtown. temperature, later this afternoon, closer to 60 degrees. again, we'll be dry today. rain chances sneaking in tomorrow. we'll get timing on that and start talk about t trouble for melissa mollet. >> northbound, bw parkway near the beltway. sounds like police are on the scene. we

. >> angie goff, thank you. >>> new information a final decision on that controversial plan to close a high school in prince georges county. a lot of people said they were upset about t the meeting to fight tokyline e school eaisri ys theount a pn t release toxic water into the potomac river. they plan to release 215 million gallons of treated coal ash water. county leaders had criticized the company for a lack of transparency. they have agreed to go beyond federal and state requirement and add enhanced protection for people and wildlife. >>> new this morning, police tell us a 17-year-old was seriously injured after crashing a homemade go cart. it happened on saylor place. that teen was taken to the hospital. police are now investigating the crash. city needed to do ahis rning we from the family of a woman shot aa the 39-year-old was shot and killed inr shooting on sunday. police say smith was not the target. she was waiting for a bus ride home. witnesses say a van drove past the bus stop and turned around and began shooting. police say u two men were also shot. they believe one of t

. >> and i'm angie goff.xplosions have rocked the brussels airport. kristen wright is gathering the latest from the live disk. >> breaking news just into our newsroom. we found out one person has died in these explosions. it's not clear who was behind them or how many other people were hurt. take a look inside the brussels airport, all kinds of damage from the explosions. in the video here, you see outside the entrance of the airport, you can see windows that are shattered and blown the last hour, flights are being diverted and roads are closed. belgium is raising its terror alert level to the highest it can be. >>> more details now in this nbc news special report. >> reporter: casualties, although only one confirmation that one person has been closed. the airport has been closed. planes have beeni diverted. there have been chance la cancellations, people being old do not come to the airport. you can see the pictures, people september out into the tarmac as security forces and emergency crews try to figure ex

. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun. temperatures are slowly rising.uck, this is the kind of weather even snow lovers got to like. >> i'm a snow lover and i'm very excited about how mild it will be this week after a long cold couple of months around here. and a cold start this morning. dry weather has moved in and a very new springlike pattern will bring temperatures will 10 degrees warmer than average today. and 20 degrees warmer starting tomorrow on into the middle of the week. to now, though, layer up. it is a cold monday morning. 5 in charles town, west virginia, 33 will culpeper, 37 in forestville and capitol heights. hour by hour planner for today, temperatures upper 20s to low and mid-30s out the door this morning. we'll rise into the upper 50s and low 60s today. and as i said, that's the tip of the row verbial iceberg? i have to come up with something also. tip of the somethin

. >>> i'm angie goff here at the live desk with breaking news out of chicago where three officers haveou to the scene. you are looking at new video we he got overnight. a woman is being questioned in connection to the shoot-out. one suspect was shot and killed, all officers are briefelieved t okay. police say this is an investigation into an apparently drug deal they were trying to break up between the suspect and the woman. back to >>> a suspect suicide by police mission ends with the family of a prince george's county officer planning a funeral and the suspects alive. fellow officers stood by the parents of officer jacai colson as the police chief detailed the events that led to their son's death. colson tied after being accidentally shot by another officer in a sootout with suspect michael ford on sunday. ford's brothers recorded the shooting as it was unfolding. >> that image is of one of the ford brothers standing by taking no action on a video recording device taping this, his brother, shooting at prince george's county police officers. >> michael ford was also shot during the in

angie goff is at the live desk. >> it landed in cyprus.hey're saying this is not related to terrorism. this as new tore comes in about the hijacker and his demands. they can confirm he does have explosives on him. he wanted to fly to istanbul, but the pilot told him he didn't have enough fuel. and this just in through sources telling nbc news that samaha's motivation appears to be one of a personal matter involving a woman, not a political matter. hostage negotiators working to free four passengers all believed to be foreigners on that plane along with crew members. this as we learn in a some of those passengers could be american. more as we get it. >>> and

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. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk with this developing story.an is still on the loose, police searching for him after he led police on a wild police chase in los angeles. we're working on getting you video. but to sum it up, the guy was in a hummer, he led police on an hour's long pursuit. it ended with a standoff and eventually the guy being able to get away by foot. police searched overnight, they are still looking for this guy. authorities say that he kidnapped his girlfriend and her children, a 1 and 5-year-old. they are now with manhunt. >>> the kid's farm he national zoo is under quarantine after an e. coli scare. so far no people have shown any signs of e coal line. z e coal line. the exhibit may reopen after three one deck could you difference weeks of negative tesing. >>> a lot of cold spots out there this morning. dulles airport down below freezing. manassas 28. 42 in arlington and falls church. 34 college park, 36 in clinton, maryland. so bus stop weather for you this morning, a nice start. albeit on the chilly side. by later today, p

. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun yang.will get nice. >> chuck bell here with our weather headlines. >> don't you be giving the draft away, cold and dry this morning. that's what you need to be ready to temperature there is a winter chill in the area. but a new all-spring like pattern is coming up. pollen sufferers be a lookout, maybe this is the day you start taking that clairton once again. a cold one for sure, but it will be a nice warm-up today. plenty of clouds today. temperatures rising up this to the upper 50s and low 60s. so a mild day, but wait until you see the "7-day forecast," you're going to love it. something else you'll love, monday morning traffic. here is kim mccormick. >> we do have one little small problem spot is that is southbound 95 just after route 17, a work zone, single left lane getting by and that work zone will be with us through wednesday. if you're traveling 95 out of columbia headed down toward the beltway, things are moving along very well for you, but they are an south pound 95 on the ramp t

. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun yang.l like spring. >> it's that time of year -- again. tom kierein is in for chuck this morning. >> good morning. don't hit me. certainly more like winter than spring. still getting wet snow on the eastern shore and it wasn't a mixture of wet snow and rain last few showers, southern st. mary's into the northern neck and parts of calvert county, but that's moved east of the bay and pulling off to the north and east. and it will leave maybe an inch or two on the grassy areas on the eastern shore. no accumulation in southern maryland. temperatures are before freezing so nothing is freezing up. and your weather headlines for today, cold morning, a blustery afternoon, much warmer weather moving in mid week. >>> breaking news on the roads this morning. we're talking about northbound bw parkway shut down at 198. you can u turn and get back on to bw parkway. but i'd probably just take 95 instead. there is a tow tron probably in the next 30 minutes. but for right now, it is still closed. 270 at fal

. >> and i'm angie goff talking about the weather. >> there was a misting thing happening outside, chuckng thing? >> yeah, not technical, but you know what i'm talking about. >> the opposite of a technical weather term. mi misting things out there for you. >> i said it wasn't technical. >> agreeing with you can be difficult at times. get your husband on the line. outside this morning, looks and feels like a monday. scattered light rain and drizzle around. more rain likely coming our way for tonight. all eyes focus on the next really pretty day which looks to be wednesday. outside this morning, clouds and fog and light rain across the area. reduced visibilities could slow air travel and air travel just a bay. steadier rain is moving away from us, but there are pockets down to our south and west. current temperatures stranded in the mid to upper 40s. we'll talk how long we'll stay next couple days coming up. back to you two. >>> to tell you that one of your defenders, gentlemjacai colsol, his life in dwiefense of this county today. >> a heartbreaking announcement. officer jacai colsol kill

i'm angie goff here aet the live desk and this is what we know at this point.leg and ended up in the parking lot of the montgomery college rockville campus.

i'm in for a angie goff. the cherry blossoms. >> you need a winter coat. good morning. we are clear and cold under this clear sky. the moon in the western sky. jupiter beginning to set as well. and the first light of dawn beginning to show up in the eastern skyline in the storm team 4 tour camera. no rain anywhere in the vicinity. no travel problems weather wise. dry pavement all around the region. we start off early. planning on heading downtown or doing a hike out of the mountains, look at the temperatures. mid and upper 30s. frederick down to a cold 32. dulles, 39. reagan national now at 42. a look at the warmer temperatures on the way for this afternoon and your easter sunday in a couple of months. >> tom, we will check in with you then. county. a deadly stabbing in the alexandria section. police were called to celtic drive. they found a man stabbed in the leg. no word on on a suspect on or motive here. >> and now alcohol may be a factor in a deadly crash in charles county. they were called to roosevelt place on thursday night at 9:00. police say the driver of an su

daylight saving time alre good morning, i'm angie goff. hope you have a nice cup of brew. >> absolutely. it will take us time to get adjusted to it and you also might want to grab your rain coat on your way out the door. many of us will get some showers. >> that's right. tom kierein here tracking when they will be hitting your neighborhood. >> you guys are amazingly alert. >> fooled you. >> does make a huge difference, our sunrise an hour later this morning. it will be at 7:22. between now and then, a few scattered sprinkles coming lieu. looking now at radar, areas of light green are scattered sprinkles coming in from the south and west. heavier it downpours will pass well west of the metro area. and on this sunday morning, scattered sprinkles in the district. montgomery, fairfax and loudoun county. a few scattered sprinkles on the calvert/anne arundel county line. 10:00, a few scattered sprinkles. but some of the heavier downpours won't be until later this afternoon. they get closer to the metro area and sweep right on through into the ev

. >>> march is women's history month and the our lives, my mom,s and angie goff, of course. some of our anchors and meteorologists put together a great special you have to see has to do with women who had an impact on their lives. the program is the women we love, later this morning at 10:00, you will find it right here on nbc4. >> that will be real nice. >> that will be sweet. >> what do you love about yours? >> her selflessness. >> i've met her. she is quite wonderful. >> i want to make a shout-out she was willing to do the cuba trip despite all the emotions and being on tv she never wants to be. >> it was. what a wonderful experience that was. >> very cool. >> tom kierein with us now, switching gears. >> look at that rain. >> the sun is coming up about a half hour from now and clouds closing in from the west, they are producing a little bit of light rain and snow. c is in the form of some wet snow in the panhandle of west virginia, just west of the shenandoah valley, that green zone, that is all light rain falling from just south of martinsburg down 81 all the way to harr

i'm angie goff. >> i'm adam tuss. to keep the good times rolling because we want the weather to be nice. >> yes, we do. >> lauren ricketts is here. can you deliver a nice saturday for us? temperatures today will be a little on the chilly side. but no big snowstorms or anything like that in the forecast. not even a big rainstorm. we could get rain tonight and thursday and friday. but other than that, looking good as we start to warm up. we have to get through today, as i said. it will be a little chilly. it is a chilly start. it's a beautiful morning. the sun is just coming up. official time 6:34. just about a few minutes. it's gorgeous overlooking d.c. 36 degrees is our temperature. wind will stay at bay today. don't have to worry about any big breezes or anything like that. after about 6:00 p.m., that's when you will need the umbrella. temperatures as you wake up this morning will be in the 30s. we will warm up into the 40s for this afternoon after a cold start and cloudy day. we will get rain showers lat afternoon.

. >>> angie goff here with more breaking news. this out of northwest d.c., where another man died in a house fire there. this is on the 4400 block of sedgwick street. you can see here that fire crews on the scene of this deadly fire. as far as the damage is concerned, we know that the second floor -- that the flames, r floor. you can see right here. and also shot through the roof, starting rather quickly. we're still trying to get more information on exactly what caused it. for now, that's the latest from the live desk. >>> a serious crash, take a look at the video here. a tractor trailer and a car collided in anne arundel county overnight. and the car was crushed. one person was taken to the hospital. but we don't know how seriously that person was hurt. it happened at the intersection of route 3 and 424 in clockton. the intersection was closed for a while. we'll tell you more about what we find out about the person hurt in the crash. >>> we've told you about the major track changes in the district today. more people will have to

. >>> a new poll out, angie goff breaking down the numbers from the live desk. >> yeah, just got this this new survey monkey poll just in and it shows a big trump. people were asked which republican presidential candidate would you support right now. trump we're looking at 40%, that is a four point jump from last week. rubio is the second choice at 21%. cruz trailing in third with 18%. now, of the people surveyed, they said they were pretty much -- 47% said this is who they would vote for. on the democratic side, clinton 51%, sanders 41%. we saw a one point increase for sanders. the margin of error just under 2% for republicans and democrats. we'll continue to go over the numbers and bring you anything else of significance. >>> and going into today's voting, here is a look at the delegate count. donald trump is leading republicans with 82. candidates need more than nomination. there are nearly 600 delegates available to republicans today. now to the democrats, hillary clinton leads the delegate count with 546. candidates need nearly 2400 to qualify. there are more than 1,000 available

i'm angie goff. we have a chilly start to our first weekend in march. but don't worry. no panicking, okay. this is not going to last much longer. >> that's right. i'm adam tuss. soon temperatures will be back up in the 60s and 70s. but first we have to get through this weekend. lauryn ricketts is here to tell us all about it. >> hey, guys. yeah, 60s and 70s. i can't wait for that. we will have to wait a few more days up fortunately. at least we will have dry weather. it's a chilly start. temperatures in the 30s. shenandoah valley, in the 30s. we will eventually warm up. but only into the mid to upper 40s that's it. cloud sticking with us throughout the day. limited sunshine. enjoy it and soak it up. especially if you're out and about today. you don't have to worry about taking the umbrella. if you're out tonight, headed out for a night on the town this saturday night, a i few spotty showers. don't be surprised to see a few wet snowflakes mixed in. we could have them out there with a pretty weak system. none of that is hitting the ground. it's evaporating before it even

. >> and i'm angie goff. sure feels like winter. >> 37 degrees outside. tom kierein in with the weather headlines. >> spring is a battle between winter and summer and winter is winning out this morning. still feeling wintry cold. we have a lot of clouds hanging in overhead. weather headlines, a cold morning, blustery afternoon. winds may be gusting to 30 miles per hour. but then turning much warmer mid week. it will feel like spring again as we get into wednesday and thursday. but right now, it's feeling like winter especially on the eastern shore. they're getting wet snow there. that is tracking off to the our pavement still a little bit damp, eastern suburbs now, but it is gradually melissa checking on the roads and metro. >> metro running on time. and as far as the roads go as tom has been saying, a little damp off to the east, but in general looking quite good here at 95 northbound/southbound at lorton, no problems. and a lot of the earlier road work, it was light, is now gone. don't have any big worries. beltway looking good. everything rolling along

. >>> i'm angie goff here at the li live desk. we want to take you to the scene of a fatal fire, this is in woodland hills. this is chopper 4. this is a new development. basement of one of the townhomes in the 1800 block of windjammer way. you can see from these pictures, extensive damage done. we know that many families were displaced. news4 is on the scene now getting word that the fire chief is expected by 7:00 a.m. to update the situation and give us information on what possibly caused the fire. kristin wright headed to the scene. she'll have a live report. >>> we just got word from d.c. fire that the person who died in a fire on sedgwick street northwest was a man. fire officials tell us he was the only person in that home. in the video, you can see the fire extended on to the second floor, and on to the roof as well. we're working to find out how this fire started. >>> right now in loudoun county, virginia power has resolved a power outage. when we first reported this outage last night, 23,000 we're still looking to find out

. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun yang. please stay with us as we continue to follow develops from that breaking story. meanwhile let's turn our eyes to the weather. tom, you have our headlines. >> a lot of people tweeting me wondering what is that planet next to the big full moon. there is a live picture. that is jupiter right next to the full moon. looking toward the west. and our headlines for this tuesday morning, cold temperatures hovering in the 20s near 30, but milder afternoon. we should make to the low 60s. and then warmer pattern is on the way mid week. right now around the region, no rain, no snow. all dry pavement starting off early this morning. your bus stop draft, that is coming up at 5:11. now a look at construction and any issues on the roads. >>> do have a couple pieces of construction hanging away. big look at the beltway, overall that earlier construction tom is talking about just cleared out the way. so that is no longer happening there inner loop near new hampshire avenue. 270 the falls road, rolling a

. >>> i'm angie goff with this developing story out of syria where the first russian planes just flew out of the country after the president ordered a withdrawal. take a look at some video that was taken earlier here. shows that equipment and car go being loaded on to the planes before leaving afternoon air base this morning. the kremlin also releasing a statement saying take vladimir putin had a phone call with president obama over efforts to fight terrorists in the war-torn country. back to you. >>> well, good morning on this tuesday morning. i'm adam tuss in for aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. we want to check the forecast with chuck bell. still a little chilly and dreary out there, dhuk. >> not a pretty way to get the day started at all. clouds are thick and in place for everybody. and there are pockets of light rain around the region, as well. nothing all that heavy, but be the door. this scoop of moisture should be clearing the area by about lunchtime today. so the second half of the day is looking considerably nicer than the first. but the first part is not pretty. 43 now

it is 9:00, good morning, i'm angie goff. showers. >> and i'm adam tuss. might want to grab a rain coat. tom kierein tracking when the storms will be hitting your neighbo storms, just some showers coming through. and you can check them with the radar on the nbc washington app. right now the radar is showing just some very light sprinkles. they're tracking off to the north and east. these patches of light green. and then east over the eastern shore. these all moving off to the north and east at with 15, 20 miles an hour. so we'll have these with us getting us perhaps a little bit of wet pavement over the next few hours. have umbrella ready. you will need long pants. it will be a cool day throughout the day. highs only reaching around 60 degrees by later this afternoon. there will be heavier rain moving in overnight tonight. the hour by hour forecast coming up. >>> we are following a developing story this morning. three metro transit police officers were involved in a crash on 395 in arlington. this happened last night around

i'm angie goff. are you ready to do it, to say good-bye to all the cold? me too.and warming coming our way. >> and i'm adam rain for the next few days and you have 70 degree temperatures to look forward to temperature lauryn ricketts is here to tell us about that. >> let's talk about those 70 degree temperatures. not today. todays will still be around the 50 degree hark. but each day we're itting a little bit better. today around 50 and we improve from there. a very quiet workweek. not a lot of hiccups this the "7-day forecast." we don't have any rain until the end of the workweek. even though it looks like it will rain outside this morning. but we will have decreasing clouds. a quiet weather week and we're still on track for 70s. right now we're at 40 degrees here in d.c. 39 in maenassas. so a cool and cloudy start. but also dry conditions. now, we are going to warm up as we've been saying, we'll let you know how warm and how far into the 70s we will get coming up on that seven day. >>> story developing right now, d.c. police are

. >> and i'm angie goff in for aaron gilchrist. it looks like clouds and drizzle for tanother about precipitation? >> sure does sound technical. cloudy skies outside this morning. neighbors barely visible in the fog, mist and drizzle. weather headlines, looks and feels like a monday. more steadier rain likely late tonight into early tomorrow. wednesday likely to be the pick of the litter this week. visibility back down to 3 miles in frederick and leesburg, 2 miles in winchester. most of the rain is out across northern maryland, but there will be more rain chances coming our way for tonight. so the way the next 24 hours look, light rain and drizzle in the 40s this morning. cloudy skies, mid fifth at 5:00. and then more rain likely early tomorrow. we'll talk about the impacts it will have on your commute in ten minutes. back to you. >>> another horrific act of evil. and this is an act of a new low in executing defenders of this community. >> powerful words from prince george's county state's attorney in response to the death of a pol

i'm angie goff and i'm in the storm team 4 weather center with tom kierein who has been very busy thise tracking a new weather alert. >> we might get more wet snow again tonight. similar to what happened late on saturday, saturday evening. it may come in late tonight. so we're going around again with another weather alert. all due to low pressure just beginning to get organized. right now some rain on radar. snow in pennsylvania will stay well to our north. we will stay dry for most of the daylight hours on this sunday. and then some rain moves if later this afternoon.

i'm angie goff. >> and i'm david culliver. tomorrow is officially the first day of spring.t that puffy coat. you're going to need it. >> that's right, we're tracking snow, also a temperature drop. storm team meteorologist tom kieren gets us started. >> i don't trust march. spring is a time when we see a battle between summer and

i'm angie goff.ur commute. >> we've got a crash on northbound i 295 north of the beltway. you want to watch out for those delays approaching the screen. pretty good problems on camden line, trains 840 and 849 are running 30 minutes late because of a car stopped on the tracks near dorsey station. and the problem is so bad number 849 they're going to start honoring tickets on metro. >>> thank you, you're out the door forecast is next. stay with us. >>> good morning, a beautiful looking day outside right now. partly to mostly clear skies. we'll see a few clouds during the day but they're not rainmakers. temperatures will recover. we're in the chilly 30s. reagan national up to 40. annapolis and southern maryland. away from the water will warm into the low 60s. along the bay annapolis, if you're next to the bay you'll stay in the 50s. >>> thank you, chuck. more news in 25 minutes. for now, we'll send it >>> it's 8:00 on "today". coming up, remembering nancy reagan. we'll take a look back at the life and l

. >> i'm angie goff.might be thousands of miles away but what's going on in brussels is having an impact on security here. we want to check in with molette green, she joins us from dulles international airport. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we've been talking to airport workers throughout the they tell me they fully expect to see stepped up security in the wake of what has happened. but not seeing any visible evidence of that yet. also, airport workers told me very early on, the one flight set to depart later today at 6:00 tonight, flight 950, that flight, obviously, canceled. very early on in the aftermath of this disaster. so that is the latest live from dulles international airport. back to you. >> thank you so much. >> let's go to melissa mollet now for a look at the morning commute. >> good morning. right now, looking typical. maybe a bit lighter than normal. some of the folks are off for spring break. suitland parkway at suitland road, brand-new crash. falls road typical going 40 miles pe

i'm angie goff. we're getting ready to say good-bye to a lot of