it goes on. >> but sex has been a source of trouble for gilchrist. 20 years old when we met him, he was serving a 40-year sentence on four counts of sexual abuse. >> it was just a mistake i made when i was a kid and i was only 16. but you know, stuff happened. >> navigating the gay scene behind bars has been another challenge for gilchrist. >> if we hang out together, it's easier for us because we all have that big major thing in common, even though a lot of time it draws more heat to us because when they see gay people running around together, they automatically assume we're having an orgy in the library, you know. >> since the incident in the chapel, gilchrist has been confined to administrative segregation and has lost his work detail. >> i did so good, too. >> sex is a powerful drive. >> it is, especially when you're young. it's because that's really the only thing that drives you, especially in here, because i mean, what other kind of pleasure do they get? they take all the drugs out. they take all the fun out of everything. so, you know, sex is

let's bring in aaron gilchrist who is anchoring our coverage now from baltimore. aaron, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you as well. you know you are absolutely right. things have quieted down quite a bit here in baltimore since late last night but this is still a city that is very fragile this morning as we wait for light to break and hope that the violence does not resume here. you mentioned that there are still a significant number of police officers even national guard soldiers who are positioned across different parts of baltimore at this hour. i want to show you some of what we're seeing on the ground here. this spot where we're on pennsylvania north, this is a site that was very busy through the activity yesterday and you can see that there are still a few people moving around the city here. there's a lot of debris. we're right in front of the cvs that was looted. there's lots of things that were burned out here in the road. we stepped up here and said the fire department had to come through and deal with broken glass on the ground and as

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang

you can see more of aaron gilchrist's story about ford's theater and its future as a play house tonight on news 4 at 4:00. >>> don't forget to watch our special saturday morning at 9:30 a.m. looking back at the assassination of president lincoln. >>> boston will mark two years since the 2013 marathon bombing. a city wide moment of silence will be held at 2:49 p.m., the time the first bomb exploded. boston's mayor has declared april 15 one boston day, a new tradition to honor the city's resilience. he's also asked bostonians to show an act of kindness to someone today. three people were killed and more than 260 others were injured during that bombing. >>> a up couple of bold bank robbers are on the loose in prince georges county. they dressed up in full bodysuits to rob a bank. prince georges county police say the robbers were armed with guns and escaped with cash. no one inside the bank was injured. how about the weather, chuck? >>> the weather looks pretty

aaron gilchrist is there. >> reporter: the governor has closed his offices in annapolis. he's moving his office to baltimore to help deal with the situation here. he's canceled his public schedule for today. he's devoted his time and state resources to deal with the situation that's unfolding here in baltimore. he's in constant communication with the leadership here and he's been talking to folks at the white house as well. we know late last night he held that news conference. he talked with president obama to talk about the situation unfolding here. he call the national guard to help out here as a last resort. that was the term that he used that was the term thaft head of the national guard used and he says he did not make that decision lightly. >> he thanked me for the action. said we thought we were doing the right thing. he said i assume you and your

. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. a chilly thursday morning, let's get right to chuck bell. >> yeah, it's chilly outside. even eun thought it was this morning, and if you thought it was cold it will be cold the next couple of morning out. temperatures have dropped into the upper 30s across much of loudoun county prince william, down to fauquier county. 38 rockville, 43 in college park. so off to a cold start for sure. plan on temperatures to hold in the upper 30s and low 40s and then jump up to mid and upper 40s by 10:00. as tom would say, find your fleece, everybody. as temperatures in the 30s and 40s means you need an extra wrap this morning. later on this afternoon we should be up into the upper 50s to maybe near 60 degrees. most areas though, melissa, will not be able to make much in the way of progress towards 60 degrees. you know we'll be keeping a close eye on the forecast here for next couple of days.

aaron gilchrist will take you through the president's final days and give you a unique look inside president lincoln's cottage. >>> angry fliers stuck on the tarmac for six hours. what we're learning kept them there and why the frustration didn't end once let off the plane. >>> and thieves steal a wheelchair from a 4-year-old. how an 11-year-old came to the family's rescue with his idea. >>> called out for promoting

be sure to follow aaron gilchrist this morning. he is on the ground sharing his firsthand account of this unfolding situation. >>> thank you. take a look at the front page of today's "baltimore sun." the headline reads riots erupt. the picture of a protester in a gas mask. cars on fire people crying. the coverage on line is free today. >>> we're staying on top of breaking news right now. 6:55 chopper 4 over the scene of the national guard standing guard today as police and law enforcement are standing by to find out what unfolds in the city after those violent and destructive riots overnight. school is closed today. baltimore is under a state of emergency. news 4 aaron gilchrist is anchoring our coverage in baltimore for us. good morning to you. >> the significant imagery is what you'll see this morning. this is the cvs store we saw looted and burned today. these are the good folks of baltimore who said they don't want to see their city destroyed. they came out with their own brooms. they are cleaning up the storefront. they have b

aaron gilchrist posted these photos as well. one angle of this situation that could affect our area today, the baseball game the orioles had to postpone their game against the chicago white sox last night. right now, they're working to figure out what to do about today's game. they can't play right now because of the city curfew that takes effect at 10:00 p.m. one option is said to be to >>> when pope francis visits the u.s. he'll celebrate a public mass in the district. the service will happen outside the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception. the service will happen on wednesday, december 23rd. the pope will also meet with president obama at the white house that same day. the pontiff will address a joint session of congress the following day. >>> and the pope will also have a chance to talk about climate change. the vatican says protecting the planet is a duty of all humanity. right now, the vatican is hosting a conference on the environment. >>> talking about the environment, let's talk a little about t

as new 4's aaron gilchrist shows us they build an exhibit called silent witnesses. >> reporter: smallrnate set alone and brightly lit, it is the weapon that ended one of our greatest presidents and placed ford's theater in history in a way no one expected. this is john wilkes booth .44 caliber pistol fired at president lincoln from less than a foot away. >> it would fit easily into a coat pocket or a pants pocket. it just took one shot one lead bullet. that unfortunately, is all it took to assassinate the president. >> reporter: this exhibit of items were in the theater or carried by abraham lincoln the night he was assassinated. over decades scattered around the country and reassembled to tell a special story. >> it was an international event that changed the course of our history. one of the things we're hoping is when people look at this exhibit, they will see the human element of it. >> reporter: this play bill much like one we would see tomorrow for the night's performance of "our american cousin." they played "hail to the chief" when lincoln walked in. but many of the other item

let's bring in aaron gilchrist who is anchoring our coverage now from baltimore. aaron, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you as well. you know you are absolutely right. things have quieted down quite a bit here in baltimore since late last night but this is still a city that is very fragile this morning as we

join thus saturday morning at 9:30 for the lincoln assassination with aaron gilchrist.0 programs since the death of our 16th president. >>> now only on news4. a local woman thought it was a light bulb exploding. when she heard a strange popping noise, she took cover. northern virginia reporter david culver explains. >> reporter: she woke up not sure what the noise was but walked out in her living room. stop about right here. that's when the back door shattered. then she looked at this wall. one bullet. and look back here. two and three. realizing, someone shot into her house. >> they ran, they took out the wall. they said it was a rifle shot. >> reporter: still ahead, you'll hear who police say fired those shots. >>> a former nfl star learns his fate. now the people who had to decide whether aaron hernandez is guilty talk about how they came to such a big decision. >>> things could be changi >>> we are now hearing from the jurors who found aaron hernandez guilty. this means hernandez could die in jail pending an appeal. >> reporter: he was once one of the nfl's stars. a

that's right after the break. >>> aaron gilchrist at the live desk. i want you to know we'll be watching today when republican congressman steve king of iowa introduces a new bill called the "restrain the judges on marriage" act. this bill comes ahead of next week's oral arguments before the supreme court on challenges to states that ban same-sex marriage. now, politicos don't expect movement on this particular measure in the house, but it will definitely get a lot of attention. representative king holding a news conference this afternoon to talk more about this and we'll be watching. >> aaron, thank you. >>> as early as tomorrow the senate could vote on whether to confirm the nation's first black female attorney general. republican leaders have stalled the vote for loretta lynch for months. democrats have railed against those delays and last week the president called the delay embarrassing. >>> the drug enforcement administration is looking for a new leader today. it comes after allegations that dea agents had sex parties with prostitutes. that's not

. >> we invite you to join us tomorrow morning for the lincoln assassination with aaron gilchrist, a special program marking the 150 years since the death of our 16th president. you can see that at 9:30 here on news4. >>> they went out for burgers and came home with a baby. tonight a maryland couple is returning to the restaurant where they got their special delivery to say thank you to those who helped them. zachary kiesch has a preview from brandywine. >> reporter: let's see, burgers, maybe a chili cheese dog, how about wedge fries. no, this is a special order perhaps a special delivery. this is the burger baby store. meet owe sophia kim. what an entrance she made into the world, at this fudd ruckers. today mom and the woman who came here for lunch on march 13th and ended up delivering a baby in a restaurant full of people met for the first time. here she is robin brown, aka dr. brown. >> i'm like, give me the baby. here it comes. i got her. >> reporter: this is one of those feel-good friday stories. i'm zachary kiesch. i'll get you the full story from brandywine coming up at 5:00.

aaron gilchrist will take you through the president's final days and give you a unique look inside president lincoln's cottage. >>> angry fliers stuck on the tarmac for six hours. what we're learning kept them there and why the frustration didn't end once let off the plane. >>> and thieves steal a wheelchair from a 4-year-old. how an 11-year-old came to the family's rescue with his idea. >>> called out for promoting quack treatments. dr. oz is so i'm working from home. i get on a video conference. with my boss, and my boss's boss. but i forgot to attach the presentation it sends in a flash, good thing i have fios. i don't and it was taking forever. we don't miss a beat. i'm yelling at the kids to get off wi-fi. get off the movies! get off the video games! i think i got a promotion. i think i need a new job. are you guys hiring. why settle when you can have you have fiber optics with a two year price guaranteed. fios. the fastest, most reliable internet. >>> new this morning, an l.a. kings hockey player is waking up in jail accused of being in possession of cocaine and ecstasy. he was arreste

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. let's get right to chuck bell to find out what kind of day we'll have. soggy so far, chuck. >> the song there is faux shizzle madrizzle. >> who knew he was hardcore. >> that's mine p. rain to our south and west. this is all coming in our way, every. so have your umbrellas ready this morning. a little pocket of moderate rain just to the west of leesburg so expect a pretty good shower here in leesburg and lovettesville over about the next 15 minutes or so. more light rain toward rappahannock and culpeper county counties. as a result, not much of an improvement here. upper 40s to near 50 for out the door weather this morning and temperatures one bumgdge much at all. steady showers and drizzle primarily here in the morning. clouds with occasional drizzle later on this afternoon. on so not the prettiest day to be outside today. and tomorrow will be only slightly better with a little bit less chance for rain.zzle will linger. >>> taking a look at the beltway, most inner and outer loops are

. >> mark gilchrist, who is the lead detective, already knows he's going to put her in jail.there's already a warrant. >> you don't want to talk to me without your attorney? is that what you're telling me? >> he plays a game with her until what? until she says, you know what, i want a lawyer. >> if you're saying i might be in some kind of trouble. oh, my god. >> laura ashley hall, you are under arrest for hindering apprehension. >> since the last conversation, police have been carefully scrutinizing this image of the pretty government major driving her boyfriend over the border. that's enough to charge her in assisting in the escape but the government suspects it goes deeper and continue to pursue more serious charges. >> oh, my god. what's going to happen? >> you're going to go to jail. >> what did i -- oh my god. what do you want to know? >> i want to know the truth. >> if a person is not under arrest, you don't have a right to have an attorney present during any questioning. she was free to leave. once they informed her she was under arrest, the whole ball game changed. an

in washington aaron gilchrist, news 4. >> how cool is that?sion to the exhibit is free and space is limited each day and after memorial day all of these items will go back to their original homes in different parts of the country. watch nbc 4 this saturday morning for the lincoln assassination with aaron gilchrist, a special program marking 150 years since the death of our 16th president. >> once in a lifetime opportunity to see all of those things in one place. so, doug, are you recommending people go take a peek at the cherry blossoms tonight? >> one last time. look at this. just a beautiful afternoon. we hit 80 degrees earlier today. this is the shot we have been waiting for for months. gorgeous conditions. the leaves on the trees right now. the cherry blossoms in full bloom. the rain comes down tomorrow. knock a lot of those blossoms off the trees and a little bit of wind too. 76 degrees. we have the winds right now out of the south at 15 miles per hour. dropping to 65 by 11:00. so still a very warm night and a nice evening tonight. 79 in

i'm eun yang. >> i'm angie goff in for aaron gilchrist. this morning we are waking one the remnants of all that rain we saw last night. >> good news is it is clear for now. let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein for a look at the forecast. >> good morning. yeah, the rain has stopped but we have some puddles around. some wet pavement. there's the sky, a live view from the tower camera. a few breaks in the clouds. might allow a little bit of sunshine to come through. between now and 8:00 we'll be in the 40s to near 50. then mostly cloudy the rest of the day. temperatures by noontime, should be into the low to mid 60s. then upper 60s near 70 by late afternoon. still mostly cloudy, not much sun today. and then overnight tonight a lot of clouds around. the last of the rain exited the lower part of the eastern shore just about half an hour ago. so we are beginning to try out and there is a chill in the air now. we're in the 40s north and west of the metro area and right around washington near 50 degrees. it's dipped down to t

aaron gilchrist in baltimore, news4. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi is condemning the violencer hometown of baltimore. she released a statement saying violence cannot solve the problems before us. as far as freddie gray's death is concerned, she says every person deserves respect before the law. pelosi is pleased to the department of justice is investigating and she says, we are reminded of the need to rebuild trust between law enforcement and the communities they police. >>> congress wants to know how a gyrocopter landed at the capitol, and tomorrow they'll be asking top security leaders. back on april 15th a man flew through three restricted airspaces and landed on the west lawn of the capitol. a house committee will question the commander of norad and top officials from the faa and the secret service to learn what happened and what can be done to prevent it in the future. one key player not expected to testify, the man who flew that gyrocopter. he's under house arrest in florida. ♪ >>> president obama hosted a full ceremonial welcome at the white house for japanese prime min

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we want to check the forecast as well. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein telling us about a bit of a cool down before a warm-up. >> it's getting more humid too. it kind of feels like rain is trying to move in. not yet though. a few sprinkles around norfolk into eastern north carolina. getting a few light showers here. way out in western maryland allegany county garrett county and parts of the panhandle of west virginia. that is moving off to the north up into pennsylvania. east of there clouds beginning to close in. a few breaks in the clouds to the north. you might see that bright moon in the western sky where temperatures are in the 40s. shenandoah valley most locations are right around 50 degrees. mild place around the bay. in the low and mid 50s. reagan national at 58. nearby suburbs are hovering in the low to mid 50s now. overlooking northeast washington that dark area that's the rock creek park. cool morning. umbrella in the afternoon. a mild weekend to follow and after that, turning summer like into next week.

i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. welcome back to "news4 today."rab the long johns. >> long johns? >> maybe. for some people. chuck bell chuckles. >> long johns may be a little overdoing it. but you know hey, if you're cold sensitive be aware of the fact that even though we have had three days in the 80s already this month, windchills right now are back down near the freezing mark first thing this morning. the one upside is we have much more daylight now than we would have in february when we last time we saw windchills like this so as a result it will be a quick warm-up. your exclusive skycast 4 for today, looks like we'll have plenty of blue skies and sunshine so it will be a nice one. temperatures today, mid to upper 40s by mid to late morning. up to 54 by lunch time. 59 our high today in washington and then back into the chilly 40s for tonight. weather headlines expect more chilliness around here. a cold night tonight, could lead to the frost freeze warning. shower chances on both saturday and sunday. >> see the thing is i should have listened

i'm eun yang. >> good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. coming up on 5:30 right now, you are going to love today's warm-up. a little chilly right now. but it will get better. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein with the good news. >> you can sniff the air, you can kind of tell it will be a wonderful day coming. we have a clear sky now, look at the afternoon highs around all the metro area. we should make it into the low and mid 70s. a few high clouds drifting through. across northern virginia, all the counties from loudoun and fairfax, fauquier, culpepper into the mid 70s. cooler by the bay, especially around anne arundel. counties up near the pennsylvania border beautiful there. low to mid 70s this afternoon. shenandoah valley into the mountains today will be into the low 70s. shenandoah valley mountain temperatures reaching the upper 60s. that's going to be by late this afternoon. amelia segal will join us out on the deck coming up. >> pretty good traffic. taking a look at the woodrow wilson bridge we look going into maryland an in

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> we want to go to storm team 4 meteorologist amelia seeing gall. >> yes, yesterdaywe were tracking thunderstorms and they did did materialize in the afternoon and evening hours. just a few lone showers exiting the area. it will be out of here by 5:30 within the next 30 minutes. you don't need the umbrella today. most if not all of your day is looking dry with plenty of sunshine across the area. a little bit breezy and temperatures today will be cooler than yesterday. right now, we're in the upper 50s and low 60s. 60 for those of you in washington. temperatures aren't going to warm very much over the morning hours right into the midday hours. by moon we're only in the mid 60s at that point. our high yesterday was 82. today is going to be cooler than it was yesterday. i'll let you know by how much, melissa in ten minutes. any issues this morning. >> most of the construction is starting to wrap up. live pictures here beltway at colesville yesterday we had a lot of rain yesterday. it might be wet in some spots. roadwise drying out pretty well.

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today" on this thursday april 2. starting off a little bit chilly but a nice warm-up is on the way. >> tom kierein here with your first forecast. >> we have a mostly clear sky, waxing moon in the western sky. and it's giving us silvery moonlight illuminating the sky over washington. your weather headlines, chilly morning, but a breezy mild afternoon on the way and showers and thunder are looking likely for tomorrow. right now it is near freezing in a few spots, northern virginia and in maryland. that includes manassas, warrenton, frederick and up told baltimore. nearby suburbs up near 40 around the bay. shenandoah valley in to the mountains, most locations above freez freezing. luray at 3 #. radar cans our scanning our sky, no rain. but by this time

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. let's check our forecast.storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is telling us about a mild day ahead. we're looking forward to the sunshine too. >> absolutely beautiful morning. the moon gets low in the western sky. live view overlooking, and a cool morning though. afternoon temperatures will be mild into the 70s and then rain likely moving in during the day on thursday. and temperatures right now though certainly on the cool side. right now in prince george's county it's hovering around 50 degrees. much of fairfax county low to mid 40s. farther west, kind of chilly. fredericks down to 41.

i'm aaron gilchrist and the search is on for several gunmen after a bizarre overnight shooting and chase and wait until you hear who tried to put an end to it all. it's the story that everyone is talking about this morning. >>> a stage collapses at a performance and sends does ups of students to the ground. >>> and why it feels like you're cruising through d.c. this weekend. the big changes on the way

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. so excited for opening day. go nats. if you've been waiting for a perfect weather day, today might be a winner. >> tom kierein here with your weather headlines. p. >> absolutely perfect weather for the nationals home opener today. you know, in april, we can get all kinds of different types of weather in early april. today we are hitting a home run weather-wise. there at nats park we will have temperatures game time first pitch 4:05, should be in the low to mid-70s. maybe a breeze out of the south and west. lots of sunshine. a few high clouds coming through. upper 60s by the last out with a partly cloudy sky. so great weather for that. there is the washington monument on this monday morning under a clear sky. got that bright moon in the western sky. headlines for today cool morning and then that mild weather moves in during the afternoon. a wet pattern will be commencing after today. and lingering through much of the week ahead. temperatures right now a bit of a chill in the air. it's near 50 right in washington at reagan

i'm angie goff in for aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. it's april 15th, tax day, 2015.sorry to be the bearer of bad news. much more on the events honoring president lincoln today. >> but first the forecast. it is wednesday, hump day. looks like the try weather is -- dry weather is trying to make a comeback. >> yes. it has exited. we got two-thirds of an inch of rain yesterday. the last of the rain in far southern maryland a few scattered sprinkles there. otherwise, a lot of clouds around today. #not much sun. and closer to washington right around the beltway it's near 50. reagan national at 53. southern maryland around the bay, in the low to mid 50s now. a lot of clouds this morning. might have a little bit of sun. drying conditions through the morning. then a mild afternoon coming up. looks like warmer weather moving in for friday and into saturday. next weather and traffic on the ones a

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to news 4 "today".friday april 3 2015. and we're starting off with a mild day, but a little rain is heading our way. >>> tom kierein here with our weather headlines. >> strangely balmy and humid this morning with the blustery winds ahead of some showers now rolling this to west virginia with thunder and lights thing. that's way west of us. right now northern suburbs getting a few sprinkles. patches of green in howard montgomery loudoun, pap ham of west virginia, northern shenandoah valley. a few scattered sprinkles, the pavement a little bit damp there. temperatures are balmy. reagan national is at 66 degrees. this is our were with aarmest morning we've had in a long time. so have an umbrella ready and later today you'll be needing it in addition

. >> welcome back aaron gilchrist. nice to see your face. >> thank you. good to be back. >> on this rainy day, are you wishing you're back on vacation? >> no, i had a good time. we'll deal with the rain. it will only last a little bit longer. let's check in with amelia segal. she's in for tom. >> yeah. you're right. rain for another few hours, drying most of the day. but then for the afternoon and evening hours showers and storms are in the forecast. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. 64 in washington. 57 in frederick and gaithersburg. your drive time between 6:00 and 8:00, a shower is possible. wet roads mid 60s. 8:00 to 10:00 we're drying out. temperatures already near 70 degrees. here's the latest on storm team 4 radar, a steady to light to moderate rain. notice 5:00 a.m. this is pushing off to the east. by 6:00 a.m. airs inside the beltway should be mainly dry. 8:00 a.m. still cloudy but dry. noon we start to break out into sunshine, melissa. with that temperatures soar to near 80. our severe weather threat for the afternoon and evening hours. i'll have

and make sure you watch this saturday morning for the lincoln assassination with aaron gilchrist. it is a special program marking the 150th year since the death of our 16th president. >> it will be good to see them all together. >> and it is all in our area. >> something you don't hear very often. i had never heard that story about booth. that's pretty cool stuff. >> a pretty nice day today. more to come? >> yeah. today is kind of an average day. i have a great day on saturday man. it will be beautiful and it happens to coincide. today is just an average day. the average high 67 degrees. that's about where we were all afternoon. look at the cloud cover. it helps to keep the temperatures a little at or below average in many areas skeefl in dulles. 63 over toward annapolis. not much on the radar but notice to the south, some shower activity. it is trying to move up to our region. but high pressure continues to bring the to the south. nope. that area of high pressure keeping things dry, wall way toward the border. that area of high pressure will be strong enough to hold the rain at b

. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. alert day, not because of the rain that's exiting but more so because of showers and thunderstorms in the forecast later today. as you -- get the kids ready for school headed out the door, grab the umbrella. you need that small umbrella because you only need it for the next few hours and then again getting into the evening hours. you can dress the kids in short sleeves and shorts because it will be quite mild. highs around 80 degrees. your weather outlook walking the dog, it will be nice very early but once you hit 5:00 p.m., the storms will threaten. same thing with exercise. if you want to get a run in on your lunch break, it will be humid outside. dealing with wet ground and storms later. again, with the highs today around 80 degrees coming up in ten minutes i'm going to be walking you through your morning hour by hour. exactly when will we start to warm up. how are the roads? >> the roads are wet and nasty this morning so be nasty. glebe road, we have a crash and a big police resp

my colleague aaron gilchrist posted about national housework day.ed it with your friends and family. so go ahead, it's okay drop your broom and mop. here are some ways to celebrate. rest and relax, go to the spa, practice your yoga take an afternoon nap, don't do the dishes dishes. have your spouse or kids do the dishes for you. it's no housework day, that's for everybody. no laundry, go out to dinner or have a picnic and watch news 4 through the app because nobody is supposed to do housework today. >> those are all good ideas. my house would fall apart if no one did anything for the rest of the day. >> same thing at my house. >> i like the idea of going to a spa thousand. if only we had more time. >>> we're going to take a look at the benefits of vigorous exercise. you can save your life >>> bringing a doctor to you. we spent time with a physician who is making old o fashioned house calls. doreen gentzler has the story of how he's making a huge impact in the community. >> seeing people in their homes not only treats his patients better it gives him

. >> all weekend long, american history tv is featuring tulsa home to thomas gilchrist who compiled the nation's most comprehensive art collection of the american west. our cable partners worked with c-span cities to her staff as we recently traveled to tulsa to explore the city's history. learn more all weekend here on american history tv. >> the african-american community here in tulsa was started by a real estate person from arkansas, and his name was old w gurley. he bought 40-plus acres in this area in early 21st century, and he began to develop this area selling real estate to individual blacks who wanted to own property. the historic greenwood area is the area where he bought this property. it became known as the black wall street because of the number of business developers and entrepreneurs that came to the greenwood area to start a business. there was a lot of promise here because although blacks were not allowed to work in the oil fields there was a lot of opportunity for those people who work for the wealthier people who were in the oil business, and so there was a lot of pr

not just from aaron gilchrist, he led them to their fifth ncaa tournament this season and coached at vcu six seasons. great guy. wish him the best. >>> the ncaa tournament now. tomorrow night at 6:09 seventh seed michigan state takes on duke and right after that at 8:49 p.m. two number one teams face-off, wisconsin versus kentucky. should be great games. your chance to weigh >>> those who know him happy to hear this. president frank underwood back for a fourth season. netflix "house of cards" announced via twitter the show will be back for a fouth season. the tweet read i will leave a legacy #underwood2016. production begins in baltimore, maryland. >>> have mercy, apparently a "full house" spin-off in the works. netflix is reportedly so close to ordering 13 episodes "full house" wrapped its eighth and final season back in 1995. the new show would focus on d. j.j. tanner remember them? and best friends in real life too. took this picture. found this on instagram. after all the years still hanging out. the women did a tough mudder together last weekend. talk about bonding for a friends

. >>> i'm aaron gilchrist with new questions about what happened to freddie gray when he was taken into police custody in baltimore. could he have hurt himself? news 4 midday begins right now. >>> breaking news we're learning that a military helicopter has made an emergency landing at an elementary school in alexandria. here's a picture the school district just tweeted out. it shows the helicopter that landed on the field there next to the playing field at william ramsay elementary school. they say no kids were on the field at the time but as you can see in the tweet there, it says the kids are heading out now to take a look at it. alexandria police tweeted it is a u.s. air force helicopter that had mechanical difficulties and that no one was hurt. we have a photojournalist on the way there and we'll have more information as we get it. >> thank you, kristen. >>> now to that developing story in nepal. members of the fairfax county urban search-and-rescue team helped pull a teen from the rubble five days after that catastrophic earthquake. news 4's molette green just spoke with the fairfa

the ceremony was held yesterday at gilchrist elementary school. students planted four trees using regular shovels. one of those is a gift from arizona's super bowl committee. the site of the last super bowl. >> they're all doing the super bowl shuffle. we'll be right back. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline plus. >>> springtime is a great time for spring cleaning including your financial life. are you on track with your retirement savings? >> kelly grant has some tips. >> reporter: want to make sure that you're on track

. >> i'm aaron gilchrist starting us out in the storm center with amelia siegel. what a difference a couple of hours can make. it's beautiful outside. >> gorgeous but there's a greater likelihood we're dealing with strong to severe storms later today. so you're looking at severe weather as we those this orange. there's a greater likelihood those areas are indealing with severe weather. that includes just about everybody. potential for strong winds that could lead to isolated wind damage and hail. the threat in the d.c. metro area starts around 5:00. it starts at 4:00 for areas to the west. keeping the close eye for the potential of strong winds that could lead to damage across the area. heavy rain and small hail. the time period will be this afternoon and evening. there are flood warnings in effect for some rivers. to find out thaw head to my facebook and twitter pages. barbara? >> amelia thank you. >>> it's happened again. another person has hopped a white house fence and is in custody. let's get to news 4's megan mcgrath with details about who this person is. me

is aaron gilchrist supposed to be the on $20? >> don't spend that tom! >> okay. you'll need an umbrella this morning. we'll have the light showers coming through over the last couple of hours exiting temporarily. there's another wave in southern virginia. right now we're getting just a few light sprinkles around the metro area the beltway, 95 north, 270 north, 95 south and into southern maryland. the one wave along the 95 south corridor will be tracking across southern maryland in the next half hour or so. the lighter sprinkle and showers will be moving toward the northern part of the bay. keep up with the storm team 4 radar on your mobile phone with our app and going forward over the next 24 hours, we will have these light showers passing through by 10:00 that next wave will be coming in and passing mainly jut south of the metro area. the areas in green just have some sprij ls of light rain. it kind of breaks up during the afternoon a few spotty, light showers and sprinkles. there's only a small chance of a rumble of thunder out on the any highlands by late afte

i'm aaron gilchrist in the storm center with meteorologist tom kierein getting people ready for the storm moving into the region. >> a line of thunderstorms tracking all morning long getter closer to the metro area showing up on storm team 4 radar. the storms weakened moving into the mountains. as usually happens, coming into more stable air, all associated with a cold front leading ep of this just about to come into the panhandle of west virginia. southern extent of it now down to just west of roanoke. this northern part of it now coming into frostburg. this is the line here that's just east of elkins. closer to us but still about 2 hours 45 minutes or so away from getting close to the metro area. that's going to be maybe around 2:00 this afternoon. but this other batch that's farther south, that is the one that's likely going to be getting closer in the southern suburbs, still about four hours away. around 3:00 this afternoon. we see the leading edge of that moving on through. >>> breaking news at the live desk. here is the e-mail once again from the loudoun county health department. we

. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. p welcome back. it is 5:30. want to get you caught up on today's forecast with tom kierein. >> today's #umbrellaready. or certainly a waterproof shell ready, as well. we have light rain falling across northern virginia, nearby suburbs. that is moving off to the east now. so we'll get a little temporary reprieve. but this there is another band of showers in the mountains coming into the shenandoah valley about another hour or so. after that, in the metro area. at the bus stop have the umbrella ready. we'll have well sidewalks with a few light sprinkles or maybe drizzle between 7:00 and 8:00. upper 40s between 8:00 and 9:00. damp sidewalk still, but lingering light sprinkle. for the rest of the day, have that umbrella handy. you won't they'dneed sunglasses or a hat. manically just the umbrella during the morning hours. a look at the hour by hour cool temperatures for the day ahead next weather and traffic on the 1s. alexis has our first 4 traffic update. >>> good morning. taking a look this accident is still there

i'm eun yang along with aaron gilchrist. a light jacket may come in handy this morning as we deal with some cooler temperatures outside today. look at the numbers right now. >> the wool stuff. we are hoping that things will warm unlike yesterday. storm team 4 meteorologist tom keeb -- kierein. welcome back. >> spread your fingers out you will feel the chilly breeze this morning. right now in gaithersburg only 42. in montgomery county a few clouds are floating through now. partly sunny into the upper 50s now. that's it for the high in much of montgomery county. and there may be a few scattered sprinkles moving through. bright and sunny in woodbridge. prince george's county generally the mid 40s. 60 degrees by late afternoon today. that's probably the warmest time of the day. may be an isolated sprinkle later on in the afternoon. right now, ft. washington in prince george's county at 44. partly sunny there later this afternoon. ought to be making it up around 60 as well. throughout much of prince george's county eastern southe

. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. i want to get you caught up on the weather headlines from the day. here's storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> hey, good morning. good wednesday morning, everybody. storm team 4 radar, scanning the skies. no rain in the metro, we're off to the dry start. but take your umbrella with you because we'll have rain chances at lunch time and the time you're homing from work and school. cool this morning. most of the suburbs way down into the 40s. near 50 downtown and hour by hour this morning, chilly out the door weather this morning. showers moving in around lunch time and rain off and on likeliest between noon and 4:00 or 5:00 today. today's highs briefly up to near 70. tomorrow, near 50 to near 60. quite breezy stretch for the next couple of days. check on your neighborhood highs in ten minutes but now a check on the traffic with melissa mollet. >> good morning, we have this road closure, ravensworth road at kalorama road. still causing some problems because someone knocked down the power lines. should be open by 6:00 a.m. the outer loop headed down

aaron gilchrist explains. >> reporter: it is an incredibly real but some say disturbing elevator ridehe new 1 world trade center tower. you take a look, the five elevators that take people to the top of the tower will feature a 3d image of the island of manhattan through the years including of course the time the original twin towers once stood. the side of one of the towers will appear for about four seconds and disappear on the right side of the elevator. some say the reminder is too strong for people visiting the tower. the port authority defends the move saying it's part of the history of manhattan and there was no way around reminding people of 911. the observatory opens may 9th. >>> what's the weathering to be like tonight? >> tonight we're quiet, tomorrow we're talking about rain maybe a few storms that may be strong potentially severe for tomorrow. just a few. nothing like what we went through yesterday. but we are tracking it all. take a look at your evening forecast. cooler out there today 69 currently, reagan international airport. the wind will settle down about 7:00, just

. >> and i'm gilchrist. it is 5:30. want to get you up to speed on the forecast for today. pretty nice one. >> looking like spring with the flowers coming out and it will deal like this afternoon. look at the highs expected around the metro area. prince george's county montgomery fairfax county upper 60s to around 70. across northern virginia counties should be reaching upper 60s to near 70. maybe even low 70s in spotsylvania and stafford and fauquier culpeper down to orange. and to the south, southern maryland around the bay, a breeze off the bay will be cooler but inland away from the water, upper 60s to near 70 degrees. kopts counties near the pennsylvania border blustery winds. upper 60s there. shenandoah valley in to the mountains there should be in the upper 60s to around 70 as well. so a delightful spring day coming up. a look at your bus stop forecast next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:41. >>> update on this crash here icc again westbound just past georgia avenue just spoke with police they're saying they are still looking for that crash. they got a call a litt