. >>> i'm kristen wright at the live desk. developing now, a triple stabbing in prince george's county. here is what we know from police at this point. police were responding to a business in the 700 block of katie drive and they found three men stabbed there, that is in ft. washington. we're told one of those victims is a security guard there, but still a lot of questions about what exactly is going on. molette green just arrived there and will have more for us in a little bit bit. >>> 4:41. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. hoping spring comes back today. >> and you know who else is hoping that the kiddos. hey, chuck. >> they will have to layer up again. it morning the wind is out of the southwest. so it will warm us up considerably. we are well up into the upper 60s today. but already a couple sprinkles here in northern maryland out in the mountains of west virginia. rain chances are increasing with time during the day today a. so on your way out, have the umbrella ready to go. shorts and t-shirts not needed as colder

. >>> i'm kristen wright at the live desk with the encryption battle between apple and the fbi taking place right now on capitol hill. >>> news 4 midday >>> and developing right now, an investigation is underway into a police shooting. a greenbelt officer shot and killed a man on springhill court. news 4's mollett green is live at the scene and she can tell us more. >> reporter: this investigation still very much active. police still here on the scene. there's a large amount of space blocked off by the police tape. you can see the cruiser behind the tape. now, greenbelt police have not released the man's name or any details about why he allegedly fired a gun. we've learned from neighbors the man lived in the third floor unit less than six months. >> i heard gunshots -- >> reporter: a police-involved shooting late last night. this morning investigators collect evidence from this balcony behind the yellow police tape a greenbelt police car with a bullet hole in the windshield. >> you could be walking past at that time that he was shooting and been >> reporter: that's what brought police

and news4's kristen wright went out to woodbridge today where the weather meant even more work for some of us. >> it's cold. and on top of that, windy, too. temperatures are hovering just above freezing in woodbridge, virginia. wind chills in the 20s. cover the azaleas now. billie nichols at meadows farm nursery is putting the tarp on on this cold april morning. the frigid air? too much. a reminder that mother nature is the one in charge. >> it is living, you cut it, it gross back. you prune it, it comes back. >> the tropical can't be out in this not so tropical weather. they move them inside the nursery, along with carts of other cold-sensitive plants. >> but then when itts we got to take everything back out. that's a job right there. >> on a day like this, the job is challenging for mahesh singh and his landscaping crew. >> of course it makes a difference. yeah. we're going to plant it. but some of them we can't plant today. >> they'll hold off for warmer spring days. here at meadows farms they had to clean up trees and plants that blew over because of all the winds. after a long, lon

. >>> i'm kristen wright at the live desk where we're watching what's going on at the supreme court. immigration the big issue. thousands of protesters are rallying right now. we have live you the heated debate is over president obama's 2014 executive action that would sheed more than 4 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. 26 states led by texas claim obama's use of power here is unconstitutional. the orders would allow undocumented parents of children who are citizens to stay if they meet certain residency requirements. and it would also expand a program to protect young people from deportation if they were brought to the u.s. illegally as children. so we are watching what happens, and we'll keep you posted in the nbc washington app. back to you. >>> well, presidential candidates battled for new york, ted cruz's campaign is turning its attention toward maryland. cruz is in new york city, but his campaign has events scheduled in bethesda and towson. cruz scheduled to gain ground on donald trump. >> the bottom line look at the po underestimated how we do in elections. >>

we'll get more into the timing of the raindrops kristen wright at the live deck, where we begin withrth between routes 109 and 121 at the weigh station. look at this car, at least five cars were involved in this one. 12 people hurt, many of them children we understand. someone actually had to be ex extricated from one of the vehicles, but we're told everyone is expected to be all right and 270 good news is back open this morning. back to you. >>> and taking a look at other things around town right now, luckily as chris te kristen jus 270 has reopened. pine any point at delay deny, all lanes shut down. this could hang around for a couple of hours.any point at del lanes shut down. this could hang around for a couple of hours. branch of a just after the beltway, right lane getting by the 3rd at massachusetts avenue, still the work zone there. 270 at shady grove, no problems. >>> amtrak passengers with expect delays after sunday's deadly train crash. two amtrak workers were killed when a train hit a backhoe near philadelphia. amtrak train 89 was traveling from new york city to savannah,

. >> i'm kristen wright at the live desk with pictures out of wi wilmington, delaware. 15-year-old girl has died after she was assaulted by two students at school. city officials are at the howard high school of technology about to give an update as to what exactly happened. we expect to learn more soon. >> thanks, tough story there. the money in your wallet is about to get a new look. the biggest changes coming to the $20 bill. >> former slave harriet tubman is about to become the new face of the $20 bill. >> i'm just glad she's on the 20d bill. >> i feel very proud about it. >> harriet tubman helped run the underground railroad to get other slaves to freedom. she'll replace president andrew jackson. it's not just the 20 that's changing. with the hit play on broadway, the man who created the ti financial system will stay on the 10. ♪ alexander hamilton ♪ >> we should be doing more for him and not throw him to the wayside. >> on the back of the 5, civil rights leader and oprah said "i love it," adding it was her first choice but it's #harriet tubman that has been lighti

news4's kristen wright is live with more on the effort from mcdonnelljail. kristin, good morning. >> reporter: justices will begin to hear arguments at 10:00 this morning. this appeal to the u.s. supreme court is mcdonnell's last chance to stay out of prison. mcdonnell was convicted of multiple counts of corruption and sentenced to two years in 2014. mcdonnell and his wife expected money and gifts from johnny williams while helping williams promote his dietary supplements. the former governor's attorneys argue the things he did for williams were routine political courtesy, not part of a bribery scheme. the high court will likely have a decision in june. here are the possible outcomes. the justices can uphold mcdonnell's conviction sending overturn the conviction, order effect uphold the conviction. coming up this morning at 6:00, the impact of losing justice scalia could have on mcdonnell's appeal. back to you. >> kristin wright at the supreme court, thank you. >>> new details about the mass murder in ohio. eight people all from the same family were shot and

. >>> i'm kristen wright at prince george's county at a sale you don't want to miss.'s elmo and much more. we'll show you some great deals you'll find. w story in southeast washington where police have a neighborhood street b >> announcer: "news4 today" starts now. >>> good morning, i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. clear skies and a light wind. we've now broken two records th how long will the cold stay around, forecast just ahead. >>> we're watching a developing situation right now in southeast. police have a city street blocked off right now. what we're learning about the shooting that sends three people to the hospital. >>> also ahead, another potential name change in the day ahead for a prince william county school. why the school board is having second thoughts about changing godwin middle school. but first, chuck bell, any relief in sight? >> not in the near term. 24 tice the record at dulles airport. 24, that new report in baltimore that it broke went back to 1898. so a record cold morning this morning. sunshine today, but rain on the way for tomorrow

. >>> i'm kristen wright at the live desk with the encryption battle between apple and the fbi taking

. >> kristen wright is live at verizon center this morning where they are prepping for a huge fan rally there tonight for the big game. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning. that's right, game four tonight in philly. so game on. and you're invited to a watch party at the verizon center know, the capitals have a 3-0 series lead against the flyers. they beat the flyers on monday night 6-1! the caps have the best regular season in hockey. so fans are feeling good and hoping and praying that this is going to be it and that this time around it's going to be different. tonight's watch party is at the verizon center. doors open at 6:00 and the game starts tonight at 7:00 on the jumbo-tron. come out to enjoy the game. >>> the team hopefully feels the love from home and they beat the flyers again tonight. getting them one step closer to winning the stanley cup for the first time ever. go caps. back to you. >> for sure. i think they can feel the love. i think there's so much of it here in the area you're going to feel it. sure. >> thank you, kristin. >> thanks. >>> the race for the democr

a deadly news 4 kristen wright is learning more about what happened. she's live in northwest d.c. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, barbara. police are still here right now trying to figure out what led to this stabbing and why they got a strange call. police have been out here some five hours, we understand. the stabbing happening around 6:00 this morning. police that's when they got their first call, a suspicious package they were told. they came out here, this building is known simply as 4000 tunlaw in upper northwest d.c., an area you typically don't hear about this kind of crime happening very much. police came out here early this morning and didn't find what they had expected from that suspicious package at 4000 tunlaw in northwest d.c. inside the condo building officers found a woman stabbed to death. it's unnerving for people here. >> at about 6:00 a.m. the building fire alarm went off. and it meant that everyone had to go outside. we had no idea why. >> actually, i was watching a movie and this crazy alarm went off. and i thought i know that's not in this movie. >>

this was christian wright at the building where there is an oversight hearing going on right now, kristen. >> reporter: right now, the d.c. circulat hearing in front of the transportation committee about this audit. that audit found that 95% of circulator buses had at least one safety issue. 95%. now, we just heard from the union and some of these bus drivers. they have story after story and just several personal examples of unsafe maintenance conditions on tear buses. they tell us they have been voicing these concerns for a long time, writing them up in reports, going to osha, to only have their jobs threatened. the outside audit done in august found issues with safety equipment, driver controls, tires, brakes, turn signals and incredibly long list that goes on. this audit obtained by our news partner found also that d-dot and metro failed to oversee the contractor that operates the circulator. first transit. now, they have agreed to fix these problems. but these buses are still out on the roads, some seven months after the audit. take a listen to this. >> we have situations where the bu