back you to. >>> happening right now in annapolis.wo days of tributes to honor long time house speaker michael busch. >> hundreds filed in to pay respects to the longest serving house speaker. >> busch died earlier this month after servingore than three decades in office. >> darcy spencer is live in annapolis with more on how busch is being remembered there. darcy. >> reporter: people are continuing to show up here at the statehouse for this publicv ing. you can simply walk up the front steps of the statehouse and into the rotunda area to pay your anrespects and you c continue to do that for the next half hour. use speaker mike busch lying in repose in the statehouse in annapolis. people pay their respects as they viewed his casket draped in the maryland flag. his wife and family greeted and thanked for his dedication to the people of maryland after a politica t careert spanned three decades. >> he gave me my first subcommittee chairmanship and i believe heng saw somethin me that i didn't see in myself and i just really appreciate the

we're live in annapolis, justin finch, news4. back to you. >>> governor larry hogan calle yesterday a profoundly difficult day for the state. in a statement he said, quote, speaker busch and i came from different sides of the aisle,y about we often came together -- but we often came togethe for the people of maryland. he served with the decen of a coach and family man. i was honored t work with him, end quote. for more go to our app. you'll find plenty of stories about his life and legacy there. >>> devoping this morning, a major shakeup in the trump administration. department of homeland security secretary one abruptly resign -- kirstjen nielsen abruptly resigned last night. the move g an president truw increasingly frustrated with the rising number of people crossing the u.s.-mexico border. nielsen has been on the job since december of 2017 after she succeeded john kelly who then became white house chief of staff. president trump announced in a tweet yesterday kevin mcaleenan will take over the role as acting secretary. he's th

he talked about the book in this year's annapolis book festival. [inaudible conversations] . >> good afternoon. welcome back if you are just joining us welcome to the annapolis book festival. i am a foreign service officer i am the m proud father of three including a son who is a junior here at the key school and i am delighted to join this conversation with our next author kenneth starr who has graciously come back this year and a memoir of his time meeting the 19 nineties investigation into the monica lewinsky matter during the clinton administration. in the center of the public eye as ken has, he needs no introduction but i will give you a quick snapshot of the distinguished career graduate of george washington brown university the us solicitor general, dean of pepperdine law school and president of baylor and a very distinguished private attorney with firms including washington a d.c. and was also independence. even though we have a very bright crowd with the annapolis area, ich a bet if i asked or said the three names i betow nobody knows who

. >>> it is a sad day in annapolis. the end of maryland's legislative session has turned into a day of mourning because house speaker michael bush passed away over the weekend. news 4 darcy spencer has been covering the general assembly for years. she joins u liveo tell us -- she's in annapoliss to tell how he is being remembered. i remember him very fondly from the times i covered him or moderated debate. he was just a lovely man with de deeply rooted in the anne arundel county community. >> that's right wendy. as you know from covering the general assembly yourself, spear bush waso well respected, it will be very hard to find someone to say a negative word about him. even people who may disage with him on the policy issues, they feel like he always listened. they say thaet wht's what they' miss most. it's the last day of the general asmbly session in annapolis. it may appear like a typical day tes, but use of dele time in 16 first years speaker mike bush has not been here to lead the way. where he would typically stan

. >>> a somber tonen annapolis today as the end of maryland'ss legislativion turn sboss into a day of mourning. house speaker mike b elch died over the weekend. he was the longest serving we're hearing a tribute from maryland governor. darcy spencer is in annapolis with more. >> repter: the maryland flag flies at half staff over the statehouse inol a. inside lawmakers try to go about th last day of the general assemb session without their leader. hous speaker mike busch died sunday after battling pneumonia. >> there being 1en members pr the house is now in session. >> reporter: it was the first time since 23 that busch did not preside over the house. that's when hundreds of bills are passed before the clock strikes midnight and the session is over. >> a sad day for not only the maryland general assembly but for the state of maryland. >> reporter: there were terry eyes and hs on the house floor. bracelets saying iron mike aced on every desk. the speaker pro tem had to fill busch's shoes o this day. she wore her sneakers as a tribute to busch. he always wore his. >> he no matter what yo

. >> on "book tv" we're live in annapolis, maryland, for the annapolis book festival. on sunday at noon eastern, on "in depth" financial author and journalist noomi prinz talks about her books and career. and on "afterwards" vective reporter vicky ward talks about the careers of jared kushner and ivanka trump in her book. watch "book tv" this weekend on c-span2. >> in week on "q&a," historian doug luss brinkley talks about his book "american moon shot: j.f.k. and the great space race." >> he goes back to f.d.r. and thought f.d.r.'s new deal was too big but what f.d.r. did well was beyond social security and things but f.d.r. built the dan cooly dam. eisenhower had the highway system. kennedy is thinking, what is my administration's big public works thing? he picked the right number, technology. computer chip, as we think late t today, is in the 1950's. by the time -- when jack kennedy runs in 1960, there are no computer science classes at universities. by the time he's killed in dallas lr computer science classes everywhere. air travel is replacing automobile and train

you canunee a annapolis, too.you live around charles coun, you are seeing showers and prince georges towards lvert and st. mary's. they are moving towards the south. back to theest, the showers just to the north of fredericksburg. a couple more sprinkles, but that's about this. this is moving on othrough. it to sea. notmain storm itself i moving towards the east. down to the south and meandering. the spin right here in parts of the southeast. that puts moisture in ourway. a few more showers, but watching this storm up here towards he grealakes. this moves in and this moves across to our south. in between, we see a nice day because of this guy up here. we stay nice and mild. temperatures into the low 80s. 83 degrees and a mixturef sun and clouds and continued warm and isolated showers can't bele out. n cold front could bring shower activity late ithe day. 72 degrees at recess. 83 degreesy theime we pick up the kids. 65 on your wednesday. capitols, yes. playoffs on thursday.se ltu temperature is 70. as we look towar

his body will lie in state in theotda of the state house in annapolis. visitation will be from 1:00 to 7:00 p.m. this evening and tomorrow 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. the funeral will be held tomorrow at st. john newman church followed by aheeception atavy marine corps memorial stadium. serving e longest speaker in maryland history. he was 72 years old. >>> 4:37. in other top stories, protesters showed up to demonstrate against virginia governor ralph northam at a fundraiser. show.am was a no he was scheduled to appear for senate center dave marsden. he's been under fire since a racist photo appeared on hisdi mel school yearbook page. h he refuses to resignig >>> peter bug launched his official campaign. he's 37, gay, and married. if elected he would become the youngest commander in chief and the youngest american president. he's in third placen iowa and new hampshire. >>> today is april 15th, the deadline to get your taxes in. if you're e-filing you have until 11:59 tonight. if you are mailing them in, get a postmark for yday. need an extension you have to reque

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eastern, we are live in annapolis maryland for the annapolis book festival.day at noon, financial author ad journalist joins us for live conversation about her books and career. at 9:00 p.m. eastern on "after words," vicky ward examines the anders of jared kushner ivanka trump. on q&a, douglas brinkley talks about his book "american moonshine: john f. kennedy in the great space race." >> he thought fdr's new deal was too big. what he did was beyond social security and things. he built the tba grand coulee dam and eisenhower had the highway system. kennedy is thinking what is my administration's big public works thing? what i admire is he picked the right number, technology. the computer chip gets developed in the late 1950's. modern aviation starts kicking in. when jack kennedy runs in 1960, there are no computer science classes at universities. by the time he is killed in dallas, there are computer science classes everywhere. air travel is were placing automobile and train travel in many ways. .eople are flying many more it was the jet age and space age and

the service is being held at saint john knewman church in annapolis.e died on april 7th after a battle with pneumonia. he was 72. stay with news4 and the nbc washington app as we continue to bring you coverage of the services honoring busch. >>> we are staying on top of the developing story in paris. you could seeirefighters inspecting notre dame cathedral. firefighters put out the fire this morning. it burned for 12 hours. paris prosecutors are trying to figure out what started the fire. they ruled out arson and eyterrorism. thre treating the fire as an accident. >>> and here is a live a look notre dame cathedral. you could see the inspections of the damag continue. nbc's ann thompson reports on the history of the 850-year-old church. >> reporter: they are inseparable. notrdame and paris. a magnet for 30,000 tourists a on a weekany as 50,00 like this, holy week. the remembrance of christ's crucifixion and resurrection but it is cultural touch stone. coming to life in the 12th century famous for the flying buttresses, iconic o garg and three rose windo

annapolis, gusts to 49 degrees. there are wind restrictions across the bay bridge. leesburg in virginia, close to 50 miles per hour. th radar not showing any clouds to speak of, any areas to speak of. that'sreat news for us. we show you the broader view. showers well to the east. that storm is longone from the washington capital region. temperatures, they continue to fall throughout theday. we started out everyone was in the 60s. that warm, humid 'sr. th changed. we're now in the 50s. with that forecast, continue to fall. morning highs 61. windsilusting to 50 per hour. and this is what it looks like for the rest of the week. the ten-day forecast will rise from the 60s to the 70s. pick of the week 78 degrees. sunny for thursday. still, 60s and 70s as we continue in the week. week. bad it's going to be pretty nice. >> all right. that's what we like to hear. >> closer to 80, i know i'm askingor a lot. >> a college gymnast is showing her strength. >> hear from th athlete who broke both legs during a floor routine. >>> you've heard about wineries in virginia. there's ano

newman's church in annapoli d inside hisghters speak about what he meant to them. >> he was my coach, my teacher, and my besti buddy. love you, dad. thank you f everything. >> i owe so much to my father. i would nerer be the pson that i am today or the person who i hope to be in the future without him pushi me and teaching me to be strong. >> governor larry hogan spoke abhet t last conversation. >> we agreed that what really mattered was our family and loved ones and the profound sense of pride that comes with serving the people of maryland. >> reporter: busch was credited with pushing through a fast jane of progressive legislation over the years, but he was remembered mostly for his role outside the statehouse. a husband, father, teacher, coach, andentor. >> he was a terrific man, a great friend and i'll miss him terribly. un reporter: his fal wased atte- >> he was a great leader, a grate role model. >> reporter: in annapolis, darcy spencer, news 4. >>> a church now looking to build a new home. >> why some of its neighbors in maryland are t fightinghe development. we'r live with both

eastern we are live in annapolis, maryland for the annapolis book festival. on sunday on in depth financial author nomi prins joins us for a live conversation about her books and career. and then on after words investigative reporter vicki ward examines the careers of jared kushner and ivanka trump in her book. watch book tv this weekend on c-span 2. >>> once tv was simply three giant networks and a government-supported service called pbs. then in 1979, a small network with an unusual name rolled out a big idea, let viewers decide all on their own what was important to them. c-span opened the doors to washington policy make frg all to see, bringing you unfiltered content from congress and beyond. in the age of the power to the people, this was true people power. in the 40 years since, the landscape has clearly changed. there is no monolithic media. youtube stars are a thing. c-span's big idea is more relevant today than ever. no government money supports c-span. its nonpartisan coverage is a public service by your cable or satellite provider. on television an

this is probably when she was at annapolis as the middies did their tour of the east coast. their social development was just as important as anything else they would have trained in. eventsould be show short -- there would be social events along the way. here is the cruise version. when there was a flag officer aboard the crew went up by about 50. -- with alag officer flag officer, a band of contingent marines, and a boat crew. here is dewey enjoying the band. it is definitely good to be king, with his dog at his side. an early contingent of marines. sailing ship era again. this is a different vessel than a olympia, but olympia did carry cutlasses and they did drill in them. you can see the laundry hanging. then the modern era. the whitehead torpedo is on olympia. she was originally fitted with six torpedo tubes. they were taken out as the torpedo had not developed sufficiently. it was not superior to the guns. that is why they were removed. a cat picture of course. a lot of animals on the ship. there are cats, a pig -- this guy was certainly destined for dinner. there was

newman's church in annapolis. it arrived following a procession from the statehouse where he served aspeaker since ll03. mourners wereed to pay their respects inside the capital for the last two days. >> mike was a visionary. he was passionate, principled, he was inclusive and becse he was neither from baltimore nor the d.c. metro area, he was able to really b a statewide leader. >> reporter: he was credited wi pushing through a fast agenda, but he was remembered mostly for his roles outside the statehouse. a husband, fathr,, teache coach and mentor. senate president mike miller, who's battling prostate cancer, said it's a sad day. >> a great leader for the state ofry mand. he was from anne arundel county, played football here, was a star and then became a star in rpolitics. >>orter: miller journined the governor in giving the flag to is wife, a symbol of the state he served and loved so much. tnow tha busch's funeral is over, the search for the next speaker of the house can begin here in annapolis. wendy, back to

he talked about the book in this year's annapolis book festival. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome back if you're with us earlier. if you're just joining us, welcome to the book festival and the key school. my name is john, i'm foreign service officer with yes agency development. much more important, i'm a proud father of three including a son who is a junior here at the key school. i am very delighted to be able to join this conversation with our next offer. kenneth star, with graciously come back to the festival this year to talkal about his latest book, a memoir of his time reading the 1990s investigations into water and monica linsky matter during the tenure president bill clinton. we've been in the white house in the public eyent as he has, he needs no introduction but i'll give you a quick snapshot of some ofs the distinguished carer in law and public service. his credit rating from george washington university, brown university, duke law school, he was the u.s. solicitor general. he was a dean at the pepperdine law school, chancellor and president of baylor universit

i promise. 84 leesburg. 8240 belvoir. 72 in annapolis. always cool along the water. 83 degrees in gaithersburg. just a gorgeous afternoon. low humidity. nothing but sunshine out there except for up to the north. no rain around our area. to the have to do is g north and you see this storm, thunderstorm activity coming through. nothing too strong. thunderstorm activity moving through. that front moving our way.e we h chance for shower activity. most of the area is dry. we're dry here. notice by around 10:00, 11:00, we see some shower activity around hagerstown, close to martinsburg, back towards winchester before that kind ofe s it moves on through. that front will lead to a few clouds early tomorrow and then tomorrow afternoon another prettyice day that front kind of lingers, though, into the day thursday. eventually into friday another storm moves ouray. we're talking about more chances of rain tomorrow night into the day on thursday. >> absolutely. starting off with future weather thursday mning at 6:00 a.m. for all of the early risers.

darcy spencer reporting live from annapolis. >>> let's go now back across the river. changing notes here. eharlottesville getting ready for what could a big party tonight. the virginia cavaliers one away from winning their first men's basketball title inch sl history. after winning a nail biter in saturday's semifinalgainst auburn, uva will face texasech tonight with a championship there on the line. both schools lking for their first title. news 4's david culver is going to be covering what w hope is going to be a big celebration tonight at the university of virginia. check out his lore r from charlottesville tomorrow morning on news 4 today. >>> an act of service for a widow from virg aia. >> this great story. how a local boy scout troop is going above and beyond in this woman's time of need. >> so polite, so nice. i wanted tooucry. >> might too. it's a heartwarming story you're only going to see here on news 4. res of the w pic american woman kidnapped in africa. what we've learned about how she was able to getndway. >>> tracking showers and a couple of thunderstor

that was right near annapolis.s 4 darcy spencer is at the vigil. >>> the supreme court will decide whether it's legal to discriminate against members of the lgbt community in thepl yhtdves eswo because of their sexual orientation is o a form ses discrimination banned by federal law. lower courts have been divided on this iss c. theases will be heard in the session that begins in october. this will be the first major hot button issue the court has taken up since justice brett kavanaugh joined the panel last fall. he replaced retired justice anthonyy, kenn an influential swing vote in lgbt cases in the past. >>> new 4 is starting a new ommitment to reporting on climate change. and zbl ait begins tonight on e day with our half hour special. coming up at 6:45, adam tuss shows us what metro was doing tt cu its carbon footprint and what that work had to do with all this water. >>> plus gas prices are climbing already. now the trump administration is taking a harder line against iran. mwhat it couldn for what you pay at t

z388qz z16fz y388qy y16fy >> an emotional hend to the legislative session in annapolis as lawmakers pause to remember house speaker mike bush who died this week. there was a standing ovation om a joint session of the assembly. his wife and daughters were on arnd and governor hogan addressed the somber crowd saying it was an honor tget to know him and work with him. postponed gan also bill signing as a way to honor the late>speaker. hen we come back this morning, a community fixture closing up shop and bringing customers toheears. why t owners of banky's nursery in beltsville decided it was time to sell their last. >>> and technology that is supposed to make our lives easier became a household burden. it's on! get to the ross spring shoe event to score the latest styles for the whole family... ...and something for you. oh yeah. that's yes for less. you heard me - 20 to 60 percent off department store prices! at the ross spring shoe event. on now! for low-price leader:tone, comfloor and decor.ide the prices are the lowest you will find. not only did we find lots of options, but we were like

she is doing maneuvers, traveling around a bit, she does a stint in annapolis as a training vessel for the students there, then world war i breaks out. she is assigned to be the flagship of the atlantic -boats.n, looking for u she is nearly lost, but because is of a time, at she good size, the capital ships were not suited for combating submarines. instead of getting caught up, she goes to a navy yard and resumes her duty for first doing convoys. awards the end of the war stint in the merman supporting the white russians. a great moment in history, the bolshevik revolution, our ship is there. by this time she is obsolete. the british wanted to see america send coal burners in world war i because they had a hard time getting oil, it came from the middle east. coal was readily available in england and easy to come by. war she is in venice doing humanitarian. she is very much part of the influenza epidemic. there are fairly horrifying diaries by sailors on board. people perishing from that disease. this one i just love because of the airplane. of aviation.n once again, because she is a fl

in annapolis, i'm justin finch, news 4. >> the governor called yesterday a profoundly sad t day f state. saying busch cared deeply about the people of maryland. in a statement governor hogan said speaker busch and i came from different sides of the aisle, but we often came together in the interests of the people of maryland. he served with the decency ande good natf a teacher, a coach, and a family man. i was h honored to know and to work closely with him. for more on speaker michael busch, go to nbc washington.com or our nbc washington app. and there you'll find stories about his life and legacy. >>> now it's time to talk about our weather.'s pril 8th. we're finally talking aboutos weather a to the eighty degree mark. >> that's what we want to hear. chk, are we going to hit the big number today? >> we're going to be within a whiskerf it bothoday and tomorrow. it's a mini april heat wave for us. the real change outside is that all those cherry trees, the blossoms along the basin, it'sl ing like it's snowing from time to time because all those puff white petals are flying off in the sout

ver towards annapolis, huntington, baltimore, 75 seems to be the number. we'll take it all day long. >>> if you're heading to the capitals game, game 7, we need this. 76 degrees, 74 by 7:00. 69 by 9:00, game over around 10, 10ish and i think we're still in the upper 60s. hopefully, we're partying down on 9th street and f and g, looking good around cs arena. as far as tonight, no rain here but we're expecting rain coming our way. shower activity tomorrow from this area here. we're tracking what's coming on friday. this storm bringing severe weather to parts of texas and a lot of rainfall. that rain moves our way, talking a half-inch to inch, making our way to the day on friday and we have shower activity friday. >> there's a chance for showers at any point but know most of your thursday is completely dry. wee hav plenty of clouds in the 50s and lunchtime mid-60s and high tomorrow, 71 degrees. the best chance for showers tomorrow is going to be later in theay. the folks at maryfield garden center tells us hanging baskets and container garnsring instant color

annapolis, around 40. along the beach close to chesapeake bay gusting 30-40 miles an hour. with this, we h a red flag warning in effect for very dry conditions. e winds aiding to that. gusts up to 40 miles an hour. high fire danger helping the fire spread as fast a it did. >> thank you. let's take another look at the fire, this time from the ground, a viewer sending us this video. wind asan hear the well. see the smoke and flames being fed by the winds. new news4 shori stone is getting closer andcl er. >> we turn to a disturbing crime ancovered at a local spa. >> a accused of secretly filming dozens of male customers as they undressed includi som underage. >> officers arrested a man in newport news, hvirginia, w whom they say recorded more than 150 videos at spa world in fairfax county. there could be more victims out there from other locations. >> pat collins joins us live with details. pat. >> reporter: doreen, what happened outere, mind-boggling. they say this guy targeted meno and secretly taking pictures of them nakedt a popular spa. 81 victims in all including three j

[applause] >> this saturday, but tv has a live all-day coverage of the annapolis book festival. starting at 10 a.m. eastern, featuring silicon valley investor roger mcnamee, looking at the long-term impact of k:cebook in his book "zuc waking up to the facebook capacity." towns," followed by his life --calling work with black lives matter. at 1 p.m., political committee kitchen scholar kathleen hall jamieson examines russia's impact on the 2015 election. at 2 p.m., can start reflects on the clinton investigation. >> and the recounting of the life of america's first female sandra dayce, o'connor. saturday morning at 10:00 eastern on book tv on c-span 2. this week on q&a, historian about hisinkley talks book "american moon shot, great. kennedy and the space race." fdr's bill was too big. built the grand cooley dam. and eisenhower had the highway system. thinking, what's my big public works thing? he picked the right number. technology. really, as wehip think of it today, gets 1950's.d in the late modern aviation starts kicking in. by the time, when jack kennedy runs, there are no c

upper 60s, low 70s from 67 in gaithersburg to 63 over in annapolis. cooler by the water there.es 68 degreight now in washington. tomorrow the bus stop is cool. it's not as cold as it was this morning. the kids might want the jacket. or long sleeves at least with the sunrise tomorrow at 6:29 and the temperature of the bus stop of about 53 degrees. recess tomorrow outdoors, but i think we'll have more cloudinesg buildihroughout the day. we have an easterly component to the wind. we see a marine layer developg over the area tomorrow. reset the temperature of about 65. pickup is cloudy and dry. temperature of about 69 at pickup. after school activities, no issues. on friday i'm watching for heavy rain. the potential for flooding and gusty damaging winds. saturday out running air raerra ahead of easter sunday. sunday it's looking dry but chilly. here's your forecast. i'm going to haveore on the friday storm chance and the holiday weekend coming up. tomorrow we're in the 60s. aroundy0 on thurs and '70s on friday. >> all right. looks ke a -- >> still to come

his body will lie in state in the rotunda of theoutate in annapolis.0 -- from 1:00 to 7:00 and tomorrow 8:00 to 10:00 tmp. it will be held at the st. john church. he was of the longest serving speaker in american history. he was 72 years d. >>> 6:35. in other top stories, american airlines is canceling more flights because of the ongoing investigation into the boeing 737 max jet series. the airline says it's canceling hts through august 19th, about 115 flights a day. you can expect increased delays over the busy summerseason. the faa grounded all boeing 737 max updates r jet following two deadly crashes. >>> the push for safer roads in prince george's county continues. enhancedgatersegan in december when three kids were killed on rout210. the car was hit by a suspected derivatipe. of the ior and police chief will discuss enforcement and awareness. adam tuss will cover the news conference. look forates in the nbc washington app. >>> capital bikeshare is temporarily removing election bikes because of a break issue. ridershe said experienced a bake force

darcy spencer live for us in annapolis with more on how busch is being remembered. darcy. >> reporter: well, jim, that's right. people are coming here to the statehouse to pay their last respects. you can walk right up thesest s here behind me and into the state capital building, into the rotunda area. that's where that public vistation is happening at this hour and will continue or the next couple of hours. people are remembering a man who was respected byo s many. maryland state police troopers carry the state flag-draped casket past the family of house speaker mike busch. lawmaker lined uplong the steps of the statehouse to receive their speaker one laste under the capital dome so marylanders can payts their respec. >> we now return him the statehouse, the venue he loved and where he accomplished so much so we can say to mike busch for his lifetime achievements, well usdone. >> was the state's longest serving speaker. he died of pneumonia a day before the last day of the general assembly session. >> there are no words big enough or loving enough to describe what

eastern where live in indianapolis, maryland for the annapolis books vessel. on sunday and noon eastern in depth the financial author and journalist joins us for a live conversation about her books and career. and then at 9:00 p.m. eastern on "after words" investigative reporter vicki ward examines the careers of jared kushner in a bunker trump in her book, kushner inc., greed ambition and corruption. watch for tv this weekend on c-span2. >> at the white house president trump attended his first meeting with opportunity and revitalization counsel. it was created to focus on disadvantaged communities. >> thank you very much i am thrilled to welcome everyone to the very first meeting of the white house opportunity and revitalization counsel. opportunity and revitalization

john newman catholic church on bestgate road in annapolis. busch will be laid to arrest at a service after 11:00. died after serving more than three decades in the house of dallas.da >>> to former vice president joe biden will deliver the eulogy for the late senator earnest fritz hollgs. he died this month at 97 years old. he retired in 2005 after serving six ter in the senate. his funeral will be held in charleston. >>> 6:05. and a local woman was killed during yesterday's storms.y kath tyler of stafford died when a tree fell on to her house. she and her husband of more than 60 years were asleep when the tree came crashing in pinning her down. friends and neighbors spoke with news4, and they are shocked. >> husband tried to give her outh to mouth for -- until the fire department foot here. it was -- fire department got here. it was too late. >> the tree killed her. you don't haveood in the refrigerator, she will feed you. she was really, really, really nice lady. i'm going to miss her. >> there's tyler's 82-year-old husband had minor injurie

nigh after what was a fantastic day. 53 degrees. 61 right now in annapolis. along the eastern shore getting closer to take in theri bay be towards the eastern shore. to the beaches. ocean city. about a month and a half away. from memorial day. nothing out there now. we won't see anyth matter of fact the storms are off to the east. there's the storm there. this is the storm that came through and brought us a tornado friday. it's way up to the north and east of area. a good circulation out here. an eye type feature. up towards boston prucing rain. here's the next storm. coming through tomorrow night. that will bring us more clouds tomorrow night. maybe a chance of shower. what it brings the warm air right now back to the wes howt was it today? 87 in st. louis. chicago was 80 today. 83 in nashville. that warmer 80 degree temperature making it's way our way. high temperature 82 mostly sunny. nice and warm. increasenn clouds late ihe day. maybe a shower tomorrow night and wednesday. most of wednesday is looking ry. just more clouds cover. breezy. temperature 77. 7

we're 57 in washington, at 8 in annapolis, 50 in purcellville57 in opal, virginia. planner then, a mix of crowds .and sunshine i think on the whole you'll think o a its a mostly cloudy day. but you'll see a little bit more sunshine thany. yesterda southwest winds and a peek more sunshinehould allow for quite a warmup. 62 yesterday. most of the areas in the upper 70s. ndom washington southbou a pretty good chance of getting all the wait to 80 doegs. car washing forecast, this is where it gets dicey. more dry than wet for the next couple of days. there's at least a chance for rain today, tomorrow, thursday, friday, into the weekend. i'll give you the ten-day ouook coming up. now it is time for traffic. mellis? >> good centreville. talking about eastbound 66 as you're approaching 28. ou can see the delays at the camera just before 28, year 29. a warning for you there. maryland cityun southbo bw parkway after 32. left side blocked by an accident. had roadwork just after that. that's cleared out of the way. right now seeing a slow down southbound on bw parkway. inner loo

heavy rain is possible a 10:t00 >>> a lot of money to spend after this past legislative session in annapolis. the county got more than a billion dollars in state aid and a lot of it is headed to education. our prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins reports they got suggestions on how to spend it from the student whose nd it most. >> working together we brought home more than $1.5 billion in state aid to prince george's county. >> reporter: today a prince george's county leadersce and thehave a lot of money to spend after a successful state legislative session in annapolis. a good portion of that money is going to schools in need of assistance like beacon heights elementary in riverdale. >> we had three pre-k classes, ree full day pre-k classes but over the years with the funding we were one of the schools that lost the full day funding. >> reporter: the principal says program funding is not her only issue. she also has a school building or originally built in the 1950s with very little done to it since. >> we're on a boiler system. it tends to get very hot in this room and the ki

his body will lie in state in the rotundaf the state house in annapolis. visitation will be from 10 p.m. this afternoon to 7:00 tonight. again tomorrow from 8:00 to 10:00 a.m. the funeral will be held ismorrow at st. john newman church in annap followed by reception at the navy marine corps memorial hstadium. bu was the longest serving speaker in maryland hiy. he was 72 years old. >>> t ling ak at our other top stories. protesters showed up to deganstrate ast virginia governor ralph northam at a favor. he was a no -- at a fundraiser. he was a no show. northam has been undere fire si racist photo appeared on his medical school yearbook page. he refuses to resign over the incident. p>> today, front royal mayor hollis sth expected in a -- tharpe is expect in atr com. he was charged with soliciting a prostitute last may. he says the situati is embarrassing, and the charges are tsehe ba deadline for getting taxes in. if you're e-filing, you have until 11:59 tonight to submit them. if you plan to mail them in, get a postmark today. if you need an extension, y ne

. -- as the president said, the wounded warriors road through the street of annapolis maryland, and theyeceived the incredible encouragement and recognition for their service and sacrifice. tomorrow, they will ride through northern virginia, an uphill ride, and it will be raining. how about that? continuing to challenge themselves while strengthening bonds of friendship and cohesion, and with the great citizens that they will meet along the way. we know that with the white support, wounded veterans overcome the adversity of their injuries and return to duty and lead, productive lives as citizen leaders in the communities in which they settled. that is what today is all about. providing a venue for wounded service members to bond, continue healing, and realize that we are here for them. mr. president, thank you for honoring and empowering our work youfinest and the have done and will continue to do on behalf of our military and veteran community. opportunity to introduce our next speaker. jose ramos. from his office right here in the nascent -- in the nation's capital. he joined the navy

as the president said, the wounded warriors rode through the streets of annapolis, maryland and the campus of the u.s. naval academy, where they received incredible encouragement and recognition, but their service -- for their service and sacrifice. tomorrow they will ride through northern virginia, a hilly ride, and it will be raining. how about that? continuing to challenge themselves physically strengthening bonds of friendship and cohesion. with the grateful citizens they will meet along the way. we know that, with the right support, wounded veterans overcome the adversity of their injuries and either return to duty in uniform, or lead full productive lives as citizen leaders in the communities in which they settled. that is what today is all about. providing a venue for wounded service members to bond, continue healing, and realize that we are here for them. mr. president, thank you for honoring and empowering our nation's finest and the work you have done and will continue to do. i now have the honor of introducing our next speaker. hospital corpsman, jose ramos. he is one of our leg

. >>> the man charged wh killing five people at the "capital gazette" in annapolis is changing his plea to not guilty by reason of insanity. jarrod ramos originally pled not guilty to the charges. his lawyers say that he suffers from a mental disorder and didn't understand what he was doing last june was wrong. now a state psychiatrist will evaluate him. his trial is set for november. >>> meanwhile, a maryland man pled not guilty in connection to terror an isis-style attack at national harbor. police arrested rondell henrynt last uthorities say he stole a u-haul in virginia and intended to use it to run into a crowd an nati harbor. henry is charged with transportation of a stolen vehicle. he has not been charged with anr terrm-related offenses. >>> people in our area are honoring the victims of the sadly synagogueoting near san diego. >> last night a friend of one of the victims, lori gilbert kaye, paicipated in a local gathering honoring her memory and denouncing hate. witnesses say gilbert kaye acted as a human shield to save her rabbi. the turnout in northwest washington was so long

yesterday she spoke i annapolis to leaders of the navy, army, and air force. >> wve got to inspired pie those who have been through this. we've got to not be ignorant on how prevalent it is, okay. and w ought to have a call to duty and call to action about what we're goingo doo mix it up. >> senator mcsally revealed weeks ago that she had been raped by a superior officer while serving. >>> jeff bezos' wife will walk away with amazon shares about $35 billion. in hit and run she will not have any stake in the "washington post." bezos and his wife had been married for 25 years and have four children. >he divorce will be final in 90 days. this morning, two teens remain in the hospital after a crash outside their prince george's county high school last week. th happened outside duval high school in lanham on good luck road. while police say the student driver was not a fault, no one in the car was wearing a seat belt. now a local lder is speaking directly to students, urging all of them to use more caution on the roads. >> reaction is probablyd measu by success. you know, we hope over time w

in annapolis. 54 tonight. your planner the f your commute. dry roads in, dry roads home. other thantl a l road glare or sun glare, sun is up at 6:40, down at 7:41. temperatures in the mid 60s across the area. 67, not quite as warm as yesterday. that's a little above average. the roads will be dry for the commutes. >> i like that. anything you can doo make my job easier. 270 nbothbound and soud at middlebrook road. inner loop/outer loop of the beltway, no problems.

. >> and images like these are hard to forget as rising floodwaters ravage parts annapolis, alexandria and georgetown during storms over the last decade. >> scenes like this will only become mor common. the temperature across the globe has risen 1.5 degrees fahrenheit over the last century with much of that happening the last 30y rs. the effects of this warming are huge and human activity is to blame. our planet is like a greenhouse and our atmosphere is the glass to that greenhouse, trapping heat and radiaon from the sun. now, this is a balancing act. without the greenhouse effect and carbon dioxide, the earth would be 60 degrees colder, making our planet one tough place to live. yes, the climate does shift naturally but humans areha cnging this balance with the burning of fossil fuels. climate change is a scientific fact, agreed upon by 9 of thientists. 97%. changing temperatures also change our weather patterns. sea level rise isct impang coastlines around the world. severe droughts are causing massive wildfires. devtating floods are swallowing towns. summer heat and winter storms a

. >> nearly wiped out in annapolis three years ago.ere whome new information. >> the dome at the maryland state house is 245 years old. it's made of wood. but it is protected in case of fire. now here's video from two years ago. something that is called a dell yuj test. it's protected bye a fir suppression system that when it's triggered sprays out a mist of water. in fact nearly three years ago the water system saved the dome during a lightning strike. a 208 year-old original ben franklin lightning rod likelyve sa the building. there was mo smoke or fire inside. >> the notre dame cathedral is structured of limestone. you have to think it might havey helped if the did. >> indeed. all right. thank you. >> our digital team put together a number of things online. including an article and galleries and video. from paris. pull up the nbc washington app and search notre dame. be sure to tune in morning for news 4 today. with new images of the damage done. >> some major changes are coming to what's called one of the most deadly roads i the en

twicle cars -- excuse me, that was a two-car crash on veteran's parkway at annapolis road in hyattsville. th drivers are hurt but we're told that both drivers are expected to be okay. stall right. l to come on news 4 at 11:00, a historic day for one of the latest democrats throwingth their hat i ring for 2020. mayor pete as many people know him tolds supportoday he is running for president. why his announcement marks several firsts in the country. and we are looking ahead to what will be one of the biggest stories in washington this week. what you need to know before the mueller report drops. >> things got pretty quite around here but round two is on the way. >> it's playoff time in sports final. the caps with carol a on their mind as they look to take a choke hold on the series. the keys to victory as the ifseries . plus the come back complete for one of golf's legends. what tiger woods says about his journey back to greatness. all of that and much more after the news tonight on sports final. alright boys, time for bed. listen to your mom, knuckleheads. hand em over. hand what over? vid

in winchester and leesburg. 48 downtown courtesy of the potomac and the urban heatnd isla 53 in annapolisurtesy of the relatively warm wateca. forest for today, here's the good news -- bright andunny are the two words f today. nice and cool, o. y mperatures today will s five to seven degrees cooler than average. that is nice. t highoday only 66 budegrees. eun, we will be making a run at 90 before this week is through. >> what? 90? >> i said it.

watch live coverage of the annapolis book festival saturday morning at 10:00 eastern on book tv on c-span 2. >>> the speaker of the council of representatives of iraq visited washington, d.c. recently to meet with u.s. government officials. he also spoke at the u.s. institute of peace to lay out the new parliament's priorities. here is a portion of that event where he takes questions from the moderator and members of the audience. [ applause ] >> mr. speaker, thank you very much. thank you again for joining us and for those comments. you have had a very busy visit here in washington, d.c. so far. i understand you've had meetings with speaker pelosi, with secretary pompeo, vice president pence, members of congress, other members of congress, acting defense secretary shanahan. can you give us a flavor of how those conversations have gone and how you see this visit setting the stage for the future relationship between the united states and iraq? >> translator: thank you, nancy. we found a very much welcoming here in the united states. they welcomed us greatly. and i ensure that these convers

frederic 61 in annapolis. 50 towards huntingtown. in patuxent river. a cool night t to. in the low to e'd-40s tomorrow, a chilly day compared to where been the last couple. 58 at recess 66, rather pleasant tomorrow afternoon, a pretty night dayh even tho we'll see more clouds. nothing on the radar right now, nothing tonight or tomorrow. friday is the day, because of that storm bac to the west. here it is spinning back to the west. blizzard warnings. we've seen a lot of snow along i-70 around the denver area a little bit earlier. look how many states here are advisory, kind of an whether it's wind or blizzard or winter storm or fire weather. it's incredible how much of the untry this storm is impacting. and it will impact us too. here is the storm. we've got wm airo the south. the snow is back to the west. for us, we'll be tracking this front righthere. this is the one that's going to have some showers and a thunderstormociated with it. severe weather right now going on. tomorrow we'll see tt severe weather move in to chicago andl st. uis. friday evening, it's around our

closer to home, the maryland state house in annapolis is 245 years old. it's made of wood and protected in case of fire. >> this is video from two years ago during a delug test. a fire suppression system when triggered sprays out a mist of water like you're seeing here. near three weeks ago,he water system saved the dome during a lightning strike. historians say a 8-year-old original ben franklin lightelng rod liky saved the building. there was no smoke or fire inside. stay with us for continuing coverage on the notre dame fire. >>>ne week from today, that is the deadline democrats gave the irs to turn over six years worth of president trump's tax wsturns. >> nes tracie potts joins us live from the hill. the president's legal team is saying this is not legal, rrig? >>eporter: exactly. we don't know if it willpp haen. the treasury secretary says they'r weighing whether the request is even deappropriate. mocrats are pushing, but they're alsongort of goi through a back door. otheee committ here on capitol hill run by democrats, issuing subpoenas for the pres