if you live in downtown baltimore, your african-american and around people that agree with you and if you are in rural america you have people that agree with you also said the theory is that you move to areas where if you can there are people you agree with and if you don't, you keep your mouth shut or begin to be like the people around you. redistricting is drawing the lines around postings and those things and it's a partisan phenomenon except in the states where we have the commissions to do it so the redistricting for the state legislature as well as the house of representatives predates districts that are safe at any margin. they are only 21 seats in the house right now that are estimated to be competitive of the 435. many of the state legislators are dominated by one party. they are becoming polarized. the media, not all media about the media reinforces us by having having us go to places where they agree with their own values and not being challenged. the courts at the lower level are becoming a big polarized as well so it creates the phenomena of the left and right finding ea

. >> 34 downtown baltimore. 34 in washington. again most of the region particularly north and fwheingt 20s and as mentioned 24 now out at dulles. 30 new york city and 37 boston and 16 in binghamton and you see the pictures of satellite. you guys didn't see the satellite pictures of snow across new york and southern new england yesterday beautifu beautiful. >> really. >> yes. >> i saw a lot of pictures from people on twitter they did not use the word beautiful. they had other choice words. >> okay we're looking at sunshine today and warmer temperatures. upper 50s. hang in there. last of the cold gets out of here later this morning. we'll warm up by this afternoo afteoo and there's 7 day we'll talk more about tomorrow. it's a comebly indicated forecast. heaviest of rain morning hours and showers during the afternoon. so it will be tough call for nationals tomorrow and not a complete rainout tomorrow. >> what time is the game 4:05. >> i don't know about you al because you lived in the colder climate. >> yes. >> even with when you ex

beautiful downtown baltimore, maryland.e have plenty of time to talk about the primaries here and four other states. the big news, john kasich and ted cruz teaming up to try to take down donald trump and force a contested convention. joining me now, msnbc political analyst, rick tyler, former member of the circle. good to see you. i have to ask you to put your cruz hat on. is this a conversation going on for a while between kasich and cruz campaign. would you have advised, when you were there with ted cruz, would you have advised him to do this, to coordinate? >> it's a little unprecedented, no benchmarks to look at. it's another twist and turn in this amazing election cycle, nothing to measure it against. i think it's smart actually, a smart thing for the cruz team to do. indiana is going to be so important. winner take all, 57 delegates at stake, if he can deny trump that it will make it much more difficult for trump to get to 1237. i don't know i'd call this alliance or teaming up, i think i'd call it a temporary detant.

earlier today bernie sanders held another big rally at a big arena in downtown baltimore before jetting off to another event in wilmington, delaware. at both events he spent a considerable amount of time laying out the difference between him and hillary clinton. he went so far to quote the vice president in a recent "new york times" article where he applauded sanders campaign style. >> he remains neutral in the battle between bernie sanders and hillary clinton but not between their campaign styles. he'll take mr. sanders' aspi aspirational approach over mrs. clinton's caution any day. >> reporter: clinton held two events today one in rhode island another in connecticut where she focused on her signature economic issues things like raising the minimum wage, paid family leave and equal pay for women. it's a new campaign ad out just this afternoon that's getting the most attention called donald trump extreme makeover. here's a clip. >> i could stan in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. >> what am i? when someone shows you who they are, believe the

. >>> two people are dead after an officer involved shooting in downtown baltimore. police say plainclothes officers opened fire on two men after they saw the men aiming guns at someone on the street. automatic rifle and handgun. >>> brussels airport is ready to reopen following the deadly terror attacks there last week. airport officials say they're waiting for security officials to give them the go ahead to partially reopen and start running flights. they did get approval from the fire department and the belgian civil air authority. there will not be any flights today, but flights could start this weekend. >>> a new report warns on a serious security risk at federal buildings here in washington. across the country, monday's security threat at the capitol has heightened security services administration says there are too many different types of security badges issued to works and that increases the chances of identity fraud, tampering and counterfeiting. federal workers agree things need to be done to keep them safe. >> whatever can be done to enhance security is so

. >>> today, hundreds of people marched through downtown baltimore to remember the death of freddie gray baltimore, one vision. >> organizers said the march was to show solidarity with gray's family. he died a year ago and protests erupted. they say the movement symbolizes a message of change. >> because of the uprising, things we have tried to sweep under the rug are in full display. they will have to be addressed. >> they held a moment of silence and spoke about the importance of voting tuesday. >>> more troops to fight isis in syria. details on president obama's new plan. plus people wanting to get into pennsylvania's medical marijuana business head to school today. what they are learning as a newly legalized drug gets rolled out in the state. joe sestak supports a plan that the new york timesfactreported makes cuts to social security benefits. and the plan raises the retirement age. it's true. the a.a.r.p. opposed the plan, citing dramatic cuts to medicare benefits. the plan sestak supports means higher out-of-pocket costs for millions on medicare. any way you spin it, the truth abou

. >>> two people dead after an officer-involved shooting in downtown baltimore. plainclothes officers opened fire on two men. this happened after police say they saw those men aichling guns at someone on the street. it is not known whether the suspects refused to drop the weapons before the officers started to shoot. >>> silver spring family grateful for the officers who rescued a 72-year-old man who drove his car into a river. wong went missing after a doctor's appointment. the family filed a missing person's report. montgomery county police and other agencies used his cellphone to track him hartford county authorinorth of baltimore. he was out of the car, but suffering from hypothermia. >> my dad is lucky. he's a strong happen. >> wong is doing okay now. his people is finding ways not to have to drive himself anymore. >>> new details this morning in accusations of rape at howard university. the student accused has been kicked out of school. the allegations stem from a resident adviser who says she was raped by another student and also a resident adviser back in

downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> following breaking news in baltimore right now, this is a strange situation. a television station there has been evacuated after employees say a man threatened to blow up the building. this happening at wbsf which is a fox affiliate in baltimore. it's located at the base of the city's tv hill which is home to two other tv stations and also a radio station. it started with a vehicle fire in the station's parking lot. a man then entered the lobby with what looked like a bomb. the suspect may have been shot by police. >>> a s.w.a.t. team surrounded a home in east san jose this morning. this was the scene around 9:30 in the area of south capitol avenue and alum rock. our reporter kiet do was there and told us officers were serving a search warrant at a house that neighbors say has been raided before for illegal gambling. you can see four people bound with zipties. chopper 5 was overhead as more than a dozen officers staked out the place and minutes ago police confirming that 10 people are now in custody and the scene is being cleared. >>> developing news in palo a

30, 1:45 this afternoon, when the suspect walked into the fox 45 building, north baltimore, not too far from the downtown area. he had his hands in pocket, the security officer, uniformed security officer was able to maintain and keep the individual within the vestibule area of that building. i have been in that building several times before. so the security guard also press ad silent alarm to get everybody else out. what they did, they got everybody out of the back of the building. after an hour trying to negotiate with the guy, he came out of the front door. here is what he did he refused to take his hands out of his pockets. police officers were screaming to him to take his hands out of the pocket and he refused to do that and police sniper shot him. we don't know the condition of individual. he was just transported moments ago to a local hospital. deirdre: let me ask you about something that happened at the same time, as you know, rod, the police are saying it is not a coincidence that apparently there was a vehicle set on fire in that parking lot. i will read the details so i don't make a mistake. a

baltimore, their record low was 26. that was set back in 1898. they actually beat it with a record low of 24. only 32 downtown. knew that was going to be safe. dulles tied their mark. we're going to keep that 1966 date. and also martins burg tied their mark as well. but down to 24 in baltimore. new record low. that's fairly impressive. this is also impressive. temperature change over the past 24 hours. we're 11 degrees warmer than we were this time yesterday. 13 degrees warmer in richmond. and 15 degrees warmer down in norfolk. okay. our 3-degree guarantee for today, feeling pretty confident, went for a high of 58. which is still below average. clouds are coming in now. ar we'll let you know tonight at 11:00. right now, through the michael and sons weather cam. remember, the dew points in the teens yesterday. they're in the 20s now. which is still's pretty -- still a pretty dry air mass. but winds to the south, gusting at 29. we had serious winds a week ago. warmer air is going to roll in. clouds will thicken up. cloud comes in, but not nearly as cold. bus stop temperatures, 46 to 54. i would bring an umbrella

downtown. that is probably safe. oh by the way a long standing record in 1898. dulles record 24. martinsburg 24. we'll flirt with that one and baltimore at 26. and also heading back for 1998 that could be in jeopardy as well. we will come back and talk about how mild it could be tomorrow and the possibility of the yellow weather alert thursday just in time for the nats home opener. a reminder to go to the app store, download the free app. why wouldn't you? all the alerts will come right to your phone in addit news. >>> thanks, topper. tonight voters in wisconsin are shaking up the presidential race delivering wins for two underdogs as this wild campaign just rolls on. >> the polls in wisconsin closed two hours ago and senators ted cruz and bernie sanders each claimed victory there tonight. we begin with the democrat sanders claiming victory with 55%. hillary clinton came in at 45%. >> on the republican side cruz getting almost 51% of the vote. donald trump coming in second with 33% and john kasich about 14%. wusa9 garrett haake has been following the twists and turns from iowa. what does it mean tonight, garrett? >> reporter: adam, we

share will be well to the north, even north of baltimore into delaware and new jersey and southeastern pa. by 9:30, a couple of showers and temperatures 74 downtownfax. no excuse not to vote. the polls open at 7:00 in maryland and close at 8:00. 56-64 and winds out of the southwest at 10-15. a very mild start. lots of sunshine and 72 at 9:00 and almost 70 by 11:00. by 1:00, we are dry and by 4:00, we will be dry. wednesday, day. we may have to issue a yellow weather alert for wednesday. 56 and cloudy and drizzle. more showers on thursday, only 64 at. , more showers but near 70 with the weekend okay, 69 on saturday, showers late sunday and we will try to give the showers later with more showers on monday and 65. the nats are in town tomorrow, wednesday and thursday. not concerned about the games being canceled, but be advised that temperatures will only be in the 60s. >>> wusa9 game on sports with kristen berset, brought to you by xfinity. >>> one player no one had their eye on. no one expected him to be available. when the panthers yanked the franchise tag from josh norman, the burgundy and gold swooped in. scott said it took 10 minutes to get a

baltimore. 42 in hagerstown. and through the overnight the temperatures will drop in the 20's to 30 downtown. 33 in brentenwood. everybody will be below freezing for enough hours to have a widespread freeze around the area. the reason high pressure overhead pushed the clouds off. it will be clear and cold. wake up april 6 to a winter's morning. at least there will be sunshine, though. we will talk about the warmer days, maybe. we have some. we tell you when coming up. jonathan: thank you. stay connected connected with te stormwatch7 team through the wjla.com and the facebook and the twitter feeds. you can download the stormwatch7 app for your smartphone or tablet to get the latest on the forecast at your fingertips. alison: new information now in the last two hours. in the investigation into a deadly house fire in gaithersburg. police say they have identified the man whose body was found inside. theyed a his death is suspicious. montgomery county bureau chief kevin lewis is live near windjammer lane with the latest on the story. kevin? kevin: alison, investigators including the a.t.f. have been processing the c

baltimore from the scene there. we are going to check back in with you hopefully in a little while. found safe in downtown brooklyn. he was missing. 24-year-old michael yam was taken to the hospital for evaluation this morning. he had wandered away from his group in prospect park yesterday afternoon. a good citizen spotted him and alerted firefighters. they say he was cold, but otherwise appeared to be fine. >>> mayor de blasio weighing in on the escalating fundraising scandal now dogging his administration. >> we hold ourselves to the highest standard of integrity. everything we have done from the begin asking legal and appropriate. there is an investigation going on, we are going to fully cooperate with that investigation. we look forward to the speedy conclusion of it but we'll fully cooperate. since there is an investigation i can't go into any details. >> the mayor's tape aide, emma wolf, and the tape fundraiser and the consulting firm that worked on the mayor's campaigns it is connected to allegations that the mayor's administration funneled money to upstate senate candidates who would help support

downtown. that's safe. record low at dulles is 24. that is in jeopardy. record low in martinsburg, 24. that is in jeopardy. record low in baltimore, 26, also set back in 1898, probably going to be safe. we will come back and talk about what we can expect in a bit. we'll show you pictures of snow that happened a little closer to home tonight. >> thanks, top. >>> there are mounting concerns this evening over stray bullets hitting homes in prince george's county. over the weekend, two homes in woodbridge were hit. in the last six weeks, there have been at least 10 similar investigators are trying to figure out who is doing this and why. they say the crimes are random. they don't believe they are connected. and homeowners are shaken. >> this is not good for my kids. because i have my -- nine years, my daughter. and 4 years old, my son, sometimes. they are here playing along. and sometimes, you know, we are outside nighttime. it is really scary for us. >> and a quick correction. those shots were fired into prince william county homes. coming up at 6:00. why some neighbors believe this type of crime is infiltrating their once-quiet com