she said his inseparable and they stayed in love for 50 years. >>> on the nbc washington app, you can see photographs of her through her early years and also her career as an actress. you can find that and a whole lot more by searching nancy reagan on the washington app. >>> candidates are already focused on the winner take all primary next week. but first in the midwest, michigan's primary is happening tomorrow. the key issues candidates are campaigning on include water and jobs. john kasich is the only republican stopping in the state today, and he is last in the polls right now. democrats bernie sanders and hillary clinton will both be in michigan today. last night they sparred on stage. >> it is raining lead in flint, and the state is derelict in not coming forward. >> should understand that his irresponsible. he should resign. donald trump who is leading in the polls in michigan has a rally planned in north carolina today. marco rubio is already in florida ahead of next week's primary there. and ted cruz makes a stop today. tracie potts will take a look at what's coming up at 11:

. >> we have more information on the nbc washington app and you can check out the photo gallery with lights from the 2016 campaign trail so far. just open the nbc washington app and search d.c. vote. >>> here is the latest check on storm team 4 radar. scattered showers around the petersburg area. overnight we'll have scattered light showers and on and off rain showers throughout the day tomorrow. and also this system that will be impacting the area otherwise plenty of clouds so here is what you can expect during the morning hours tomorrow. temperatures will be in the 50s. 6:00 a.m., the temperature around 52. 9:00 a.m. on until noon, temperatures in the mid-50s with roirps of rain. coming up in the full forecast, future anticipate the steadiest and potentially heavy rain, erika. >>> she was an angel sent here from god. and look at all of these people she touched. >> a mother shares her pain after her daughter's tragic murder. tonight loved ones gathered for a candlelight vigil to share memories about a young woman taken too soon. darcy spencer is in suitland with how those who knew he

just search ducklings in our nbc washington app to find more. really cool team name too. >>> there's not much pink on those cherry blossoms just yet but we don't have to wait long to see peak bloom. the national park service has revised its forecast for the best time to see the blooming trees. peak bloom now forecast for next wednesday and thursday. that's when 70% of the trees are in bloom. open our nbc washington app for a list of eight cherry blossom events that you won't want to miss. >>> a smithsonian department head calls it the big ticket. a discovery some 90 million years in the making. check out these fossils from a newly discovered dinosaur found in the rocks in central asia. it's called the we're told it got to be about the size of a horse. scientists say it's an an certificate of the t rex and unearthing it may help them understanding how the tie ran saur us became the ultimate competitor. >> it has sophisticated brain and senses, keen eyesight and keen smell that the t-rex has so it shows us that these senses evolved long before the

more as it comes in on our nbc washington app and at the live desk.e have a warning tonight for taxpayers. the irs says there's a new twist with phone scams. consumer reporter susan hogan is here to tell you how it works so you don't fall for it. susan? >> well that's right. the irs phone scams are by far the most common complaint we get from our viewers, aggressive and threatening phone calls from someone impersonating an irs agent saying you owe money. while the scams are still a problem, the irs says in the last few weeks it's received complaints of a new scam. scam artists are calling tax return and need to verify a few details to process it. criminals then try to get you to tell them your social security number, or give personnel financial information. remember the irs will never call or email you to verify your identity. the irs will never demand a payment over the phone. andful never ask for credit or debit card numbers over the phone or email, either. the best thing you can do if you get one of these phone calls, simply hang up. and you should

you can also watch it on the nbc washington app. >> there are two different donald trumps.re's the one you see on the stage and there's the one who is very cerebral, sits there and considers things very carefully. you can have a very good conversation with him. and that's the donald trump that you're going to start seeing more and more of. >> it was a surprise to some but it became official this morning. ben carson, formally endorses donald trump for president. carson says he believes that trump is the right person to do what needs to be done to get the country back on track. ted cruz, marco rubio and kasich would argue that point and did so last night at the latest gop highlights in the next half h r hour. after the break, president obama is headed to austin after last night's state dinner at the white house. the formal fashions people are talking about this morning. >>> the obamas hosted the canadian prime minister and his wife at a dinner last night at the white house. embracing spring with a gown. the deep blue dress was designed by mr. wu. the world's largest cruiseshi

you can see ways to get around on the nbc washington app. be sure to keep an eye on the ticker at the bottom of the screen to help you get around today. >>> now, you will need to follow usual restrictions on hov lanes despite the shut down. the county announced that it would remove the restrictions today. the maryland transportation authority did. that decision was reversed, though, last night. so you'll need to follow the hov restrictions. >>> major developments in decision 2016 this morning. one candidate has already dropped out since yesterday's primaries. more on that in a moment. but first, the results from voters in florida, ohio, missouri, illinois and north carolina. overnight, hillary clinton and donald trump won their respective primaries in missouri and illinois. florida and ohio were the big prizes, though, a fourth winner take all primary for republican presidential hopefuls. in florida, an important win for trump, he took all 99 of delegates. hillary clinton also won florida. and she took the primary for the democrats. in ohio,

we'll send you traffic alerts all day on the nbc washington app, if you have to bike or walk tomorrow. this guy is your silver lining. it's going to be a pretty darn good day for that. >> especially early in the day. the only aspect a quick shower during the evening rush. a lot more people out and about. that's the only time i see any real scenarios. you may want to take the umbrella, i'm not expecting much in the way of wind at all. one thing we may see tonight could be some fog. we haven't seen much yet. we're still on the mild side, and we're going to stay mild overnight tonight into the day tomorrow. there's the fog i'm talking about. 7:00 to to 8:00 a.m. 50 degrees at that time, tomorrow afternoon, nice and warm, 73 tomorrow, a slight chance of a shower, most of us, however, remain on the dry side. there's the radar right now, we have mostly clear skies. our next storm is back toward chicago. bringing possible tornados toward portions of northern illinois. the good news about this, the main energy moves way shower, the passing front as it moves on through, here we are around 11:0

we're going to update you with everything here and throughout the day on the nbc washington app. >>> and after the break, the >>> now,to "e" news, the "real housewives of new jersey" star joe agregiudice be his prison sentence yesterday to serve a 41-month sentence after being convicted of bankru tax returnemember earliers rain today. we're just loin the clouds well off to the we bacthat continues into the weekend. we have another chance of rain in the seven-day in a few minutes. >>> everybody was evacuated from this southwest airlines plane at reagan national last night. fire crews got on board to check out a call for smoke in the cockpit after arriving from pictures with us, iletter, fire chief gregory deanprvate aanesp other problems. about 35 private ambulances will hit the streets come monday. >>> the president's heading home, but not before talking about a dark part of argentina's history. more from the live desk after the break. ve a way of moving fast. to mend fence it's the first stateis communitn attacks. nb in that kind ofifting lines from a fictional presi

we will post a link where you can check out those menus on the nbc washington app.know if you bring your receipt to the capital wheel, they have special offerings, too. >> which is a good deal. a little chilly today to be on that wheel i think. i don't know if i'd want to be up there with the winds. >> yeah, woke up this morning and checked the nbc washington app, looked at the date, march 21. looked at the temperature, 36. what? i had to restart the tone to make sure that was right. >> you're having issues with march. >> i don't trust march. and it's homood ey and feeling like winter than spring. getting snow on the eastern white there. put down an inch or two on grassy areas there. there was mix of rain and snow a couple hour ago, but now that is gone. temperatures are in the 30s. it's all above freezing. so anything that is wet there is still just liquid and all around the region we have a calm wind now, but the winds will begin to pick up. so what to wear today, you won't need the umbrella. get rid of the rain boots. you'll need a warm coat, though, and then sun

project or check out the freeze bullying facebook page we posted links to the story in our nbc washington app>> if you're heading to the cherry blossom fettes value you'll want to leave the drone at home, angie. >> i know. >> reminding the public it's against the anywhere in d.c.s f friday might get a ttleikin the into the case of three brothers charged in the connection of the death of a prince george county's officer. ro scare, details straight from the man who said he was pulled down the platform. >> he gave me >>> remember those right there, plows, we're going back at it again as we try to pinpoint who's going to see rain and who's going to see some snow. >>> screams and shouts to call it quits outside of another donald trump rally. decision 2016 campaigns out west today. ahead of primaries in places like aron center. he' wso light rn all of the way into the afternoon ston, snow on the first day of spring. how much? that's the million dollar question. why? the models. the european model, new york city. 820 to 10 inches of snow. in new england, 12 inches or more. the american model, almost

prosecutors say look for an alert on your nbc washington app when we get an update from court. >>> ahooting and a standoff has neighbors in manassas on edge now and police say manuel gonzalez is responsible. police surrounded his house on aspen place yesterday afternoon when two men shooting at cars were seen running inside. several cars were damaged. five nearby cools were put on lockdown. he was later arrested and now faces multiple firearms charges. >>> new today, a better than expected jobs report. the incredible recovery of a teen doctors thought was dead >>> happy friday. here is a look at some of the stories trending this morning. let's start with a michigan. one of the teens recovering from the shooting rampage in kalamazoo lastwalking again. she willed her way back after being pronounced dead by doctors. she took a few steps with assistance this week and with rehabilitation, doctors believe she could make a full recovery. >>> a viral post helped a homeless man land himself a job. he set up shop outside a california grocery store for two years passing out resumes instead of a

we'll be updating this on the nbc washington app, and we'll bring you more as we learn it.you. >> thank you, pat. >>> now to the terror attacks in brussels. nbc news has confirmed the brothers who carried out the suicide bombings were

day on the nbc washington app. >>> we're finding out the man accused of shooting a d.c. police officer is wanted for violent crimes in maryland, too. richard butler iii spent weeks on the run until wednesday. butler was arrested after d.c. police say he shot at patrol car during an unprovoked attack this southeast washington. butler was also wanted in prince george's county for attempted sexual assault of a young girl, trying to fire bomb an apartment and stabbing his girlfriend three weeks ago. >>> a grieving mother wants some answers after her son was gunned down while walking to a bus stop in southeast d.c. gabriel turner had just finished having breakfast with his mother and was heading to work when he was shot on birney place. witnesses say they heard at least six shots. turner worked as headquarters. his mother had strong words for the person who pulled the trigger. >> i'd like to take his life, too. they took my son's life. i would. i would. the one that killed my son, i would like to take his life, too. >> turner worked as a janitor at the j. edgar hoover buildin

and, of coue, those days where having a weather alert set on your nbc washington app is a good idea. set it to your home screen on the nbc washington app so you can track current conditions. you can also get the latest on any school delays as they come in. chris, over to you. >>> this one is getting ugly. the war of words between mitt romney and donald trump. >> so even though donald trump has offered very few specific economic plans, what little he has said is enough to know that he would be very bad for american workers and for american families, but you say, wait, wait, wait. isn't is he huge business success? doesn't he know what he's talking about? no, he isn't, and, no, he doesn't. >> former presidential candidate mitt romney blasted donald trump and pleaded with his fellow republicans to shun the front-runner for the good of the party and country. romney says enable democrat hillary clinton to win the white house. trump fired back just a little while ago calling romney a, quote, failed candidate and choke artist. now romney and trump's scathing critiques of one another will lik

go to the nbc washington app to learn how to report. z dot h >>> big changes could be coming to union station. these are live pictures of the station right now. the washington union station expansion project is working on ways to expand and modernize the hub to give you a better experience and here is what you can look forward to. a realignment of concourse facilities and better infrastructure. they are looking at the potential environmental impact of this project. >>> virginia governor terry mcauliffe vetoed a bill he says would legalize discrimination against transgender people. it would have prohibited the state from punishing religious groups. the governor says protections are already available. >>> "first at 4," the new campaign concerns for a republican front runner donald trump and what he just told nbc news that's already getting strong reaction from both sides of the aisle. >>> and why it may not be your imagination. if driving in the dark is so difficult, which cars may nd better eehe narrator: all that political mail mlet's si

we have tips on how you can prevent a malware attack on the nbc washington app. search "medstar." >>> dulles international airport is back to normal tonight after police had to evacuate part of the main terminal. around 5:00 this afternoon, a police canine found an unattended item in baggage claim. it took about 90 minutes, but eventually, they cleared the bag and let employees and passengers back inside. now, the evacuation affected check-in counters at seven airlines calendar were several flight delays tonight. it's not clear how many of those were related to the security scare. >>> tonight a teenager's being held without bond and is being charged as an adult for killing a 15-year-old boy. maurice bellamy appeared in court today and police say the 17-year-old davonte washington at the deanwood metro station. washington was with his mother and two sisters last weekend when bellamy walked up to him. court documents allege that bellamy asked why washington was looking at him. washington said, "what?" and bellamy shot him twice in the chest. metro security cameras

a reminder to you, you can open our nbc washington app to see how each virginia county voted. you can also use our compare candidates tool to see where each candidate stands on the issue, search compare candidates. >>> a messy situation we're tracking in new york after a train derails. take a look at the video we got. we have crews working here in the snow to try to contain an ethanol leak now. this is in the town of ripley where people are sheltering in ple. and 18 cars derailed. thankfully, nobody was hurt. we will get more information on what caused the accident. eun, back to you. >>> more than a month after the big snowstorm, many of the plow contractors who helped dig the district out are still waiting to get paid. d.c. officials say it's more of a backlog that adds up to as much as $45 million in unpaid invoices. mayor muriel bowser not saying why it took so long to pay them but she did say it shouldn't be much longer. >> any invoices that we have are being processed in the normal course. we're about, i think, 30 days today. so i don't anticipate any holdup. >> district

you can find out a full list of alternative ways to get to w on the nbc washington app. use the search term d.c. transportation. >>> we are going to go all the way to cleveland and secure the republican nomination! >> we're going to go forward and we're going to win. but more importantly, we're going to win. >> american needs a conservative movement but one that's built on principles and ideas, not on fear. not on anger. >> now is the time for republicans to unite. for independents to unite. for libertarians to unite. >> we can do so much better. >> if you're waiting for the right moment, now's the time to come join us! >> a call to action after voters in five states weigh in on the race for the white house. plus one candidate says his campaign went go on. more on that in just a moment. fix the overnight results from donald trump and hillary clinton won their respective primaries. ohio and florida were the big prizes, though, as the first winner take all primaries for republican presidential hopefuls. now, an important win for donald trump. he took all 99 of the sunshine

they are also can download our nbc washington app. it will give you contend about what's going on out here and the presidential race. life outside the verizon center, shomari stone, news4. >> trump in town also today to talk about progress of his new hotel, the one that's still under construction. it's at the site of the old post office pavilion downtown, the concern of pennsylvania avenue and 12th street northwest. our tom sherwood has more on the economic impact of that hotel. >> reporter: this was the inside of the old post office building as a failed food court and tourist stop. today it's under going a $200 million rehab to open as the trump hotel. >> it was considered one of the great buildings in washington, of the country and been restored to the highest level well beyond from when it was built and it's going to be something really special. i think when it's compled hotels of the world. >> reporter: two years ago d.c. officials participated in the ceremonial groundbreaking and then mayoral candidate and counsel member muriel b

and make sure you have our nbc washington app, it is where we will send you any breaking news alerts when a winner is declared in both >>> coming up on 6:18. a task force set up to make sure students are not abused starts work today it in prince george's county. you'll remember deonte carraway has been charged with sexually abusing as many as 17 children. a task force will review the district's safety and security policies and decide what needs to be changed. the group sxegtss to have results by may. carraway now facing new charges respecten indictment claims he engaged in graphic sex acts with at least 11 victims. he faces 1 13 counts of sexuall exploiting children. and all the victims are between 9 and 12. carraway also faces a class action lawsuit. >>> your safety is the number one reason d.c. is about to start using a fleet of private ambulances. mark segraves has details on how they will be used, something you will see only on news 4. >> reporter: within matter of weeks, fire stations will get a new private ambulance service. news 4 got an exclusive look inside this new private

capitol on the nbc washington app. search capitol security. >>> 5:49 now.oday, a brave 7-year-old girl will be honored for making a 911 call that saved her father's life. jenna deloria's dad was having a diabetic seizure. and she is going to meet today with the 911 operator who took that call and a get a tour of the communications area. earlier this month she found her father unkogs on the floor of their silver springs apartment. she remembered what her mother told her to do in an emergency. >> how old are you, honey? >> i'm 7 years old. >> is your mommy or daddy there? >> my dad is on the floor and he's on the ground sleeping. >> is there anybody else there with you? >> no. >> thank you so much for saving my life. >> she's so smart. >> you can hear the full call that jenna made on the nbc washington app. search 911. she was 3 years old when her mother taught her about calling 911. she was able to give them the address over the phone. they could probably figure that out but she was able to help. >> so encouraging that kids are able to retain that situation

we invite to you download the nbc washington app. >>> a somber moment at georgetown university as that community came together to pray for the people of brussels. the university used a weekly multi-faith prayer service to remember the victims of the attacks. in a statement today georgetown says it grieves the senseless loss of life and violence, especially when used in the name neff religion. >>> how today's terrorist bombings in brussels have brought people together here in washington. >>> a heightened sense of security here in the nation's capital. in the wake of those terror attack we'lls. h >>> now it's starting to feel a little more like spring around here. and the blossoms are starting to pop. things are looking up, doug. >> things are looking up in a very good way. everybody wondering where the 70s are now. now remember the average high for today is only 58 degrees. so technically today, it's a little above average even though it felt a little cool, with a little bit of a breeze, the winds gusting out of the south, upwards of 10-20 miles per hour. bringing us up to 62 with the s

hit this afternoon. >> if you're heading down to the tidal basin a lot of information on our nbc washington appluding some of the apps of the festival. >> talking to tourists and d.c. natives and everyone down there taking in these beautiful sights. >> reporter: it's pretty obvious why thousands of people choose d.c. this time of year. >> flower is really amazing. >> reporter: just one of those sights you have to see at least once. no matter where you're from. >> we're from arizona. >> reporter: so every year visitors come in droves. >> i want one with you, though. >> reporter: looking to capture that >> just gorgeous. >> reporter: and to create those lasting memories. >> here's some more to throw. >> reporter: hidden in this nook. >> nice to experience it kind of as a wash tonian. >> reporter: we found them who have been coming here for years. so, they're in on a few of the secrets. >> we like to come every year if we can and bring breakfast when it's early and it's nice to have a little piece of it to yourself. >> reporter: but this year is a bit different because amy have nate. >> just like

stay tuned. >>> we broke the story on the nbc washington app today.he new concerns about metro's safety after a train full of supposed to. >>> and a popular snack has just made a new recall list. it's sold all over the >>> breaking news at the live desk. washington, d.c., metropolitan police announced an arrest in a rash of robberies in d.c. and prince george's county. police say terrell strickland took part in at least 14 robberies in the district and 7 p early january and last week. investigators say there was a pattern in all the robberies. >> in this case these individuals targeted lone women. they would use violence against women who resisted these robberies, and in one case attacked and injured an 81-year-old woman in the course of these robberies. so i can't tell you how satisfying it is for us to stand here today. >> and police say they're still working these cases and expect to make more arrests. pat? >> all right, scott. thank you. >>> first on news4, troubling news from metro again. another train carrying passengers ran past a red signal an

his story is on our nbc washington app. now we are learning how much it would cost to keep the bridge open. news4's tom sherwood has that story from along the potomoc river. >> reporter: thousands of cars travel across the bridge but it's the daily wear and tear of 68,000 vehicles and the corrosion of aging underpinning that threaten to shut down the bridge in five years if massive repairs aren't done. that cost, $250 million the u.s. parks service doesn't have. >> fixing the arlington memorial bridge is going to take a coalition of regional partners. >> reporter: the memorial bridge repairs would take up nearly all of the u.s. parks service budget for all parks across the country. but it needs to be done. but when you talk about close, that's a heck of a decision to make. >> it is. and it's not one we take lightly. but what's most important is for drivers and pedestrians to be safe. >> reporter: the bridge first built in 1932 also is used by many pedestrians and cyclists. >> i go across it every day on my bicycle and trave

you can find much more by searching nancy reagan on our nbc washington app. >> they were married for 52 years. president reagan is widely considered one of the best presidents of the 20th century. later in the newscast, find out who calls nancy reagan one of the most influential public figures of her time. >>> searching for this missing 10-month-old girl you're about to see her and her 18-year-old mother. the girl's name is amoni moss. saturday afternoon, the grandmother stopped at a store. when she came back out, the girl and her mother, tanisha, were no longer in the car. >>> two people in the district were shot at a bus stop today. one of those victims died: investigators sifting through the shattered glass looking for crews this afternoon. the bus stop is on alabama avenue south east. a woman died and a man was shot in the legs. a local commissioner was in church when he started getting calls about the shooting. >> to come out in broad daylight bystander just waiting on the bus. >> according to police, the suspect took off in a green honda odyssey. >> wrapping up the latest debat

. # visit our nbc washington app.e have all the details there. >>> she spent $6.75 to take a vre train last week but could end paying a lot more. jennifer pemberton is accused of using an in valid ticket. she paid at 3:30 in the afternoon. but the time stamp is 8:40 a.m. she faces up to $100 fine. vre ceo says up you to 150 sentences are issued each month >> a major fallout over new religious freedom laws in north carolina and georgia. this week the governor of north carolina signed a law that prevents cities from banning discrimination based on sexual or gender identity. it also bans transgender bathroom accommodations. georgia is deciding whether to sign a bill that allows businesses to deny services to gay couples based on religious principles. hollywood studios and several big businesses are threatening to boycott both states. >>> pope francis denounces terrorism at his good friday service. >> pope francis said the certainty of god's love won't be obscured by the "apparent victory of evil." >>> the next story is a

washington, the wind is just howling here. we've had winds 40 miles an hour checking that on the nbc wau washington app.the bus stop, definitely layer up. even though the temperatures are hovering around 50 degrees, that wind makes it feel colder. sunshine with the winds at 40 miles an hour when you're heading back home it will be dropping down to 40 degrees with strong gusts of wind this afternoon. melissa has the traffic. >> yeah, this crash eastbound 70 before 270 is causing a slowdown. folks headed southbound into the city. but right now, we're seeing a little bit more volume than we normally do, allow a little extra time as you're heading out just as we get this out of the way. also have another issue, westbound capitol near benning road. travel time no problem top of the nicely. remember to listen to our friends at wtop 105. >>> it's hard enough when a family member dies but imagine losing their body. >>> and it's the first ♪ the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. with v