thank you so much for being with us at 4:00 onhe dot. i'm adam tuss. aaron has the day off. >> i'm eun yang. we have first 4 traffic. >> first we have stormchievement 4 meteorologist chuck bell talking close to 80s. >> close. you mention close to0s and then it's 80 in the forecast. we'll be very close. i'm going 78 for the high today. that's within a whisper. somebody might even be lucky enough to get all the way to 80. 55 in leesburg, 62 front royal. 60 degrees in clinton, maryland, this morning. your commuter cast, may want the umbrella. we'll have a cple of chances for showers hanc later in the day. radar tells the story. here's a couple of showers moving across the northern end of theno shenandoah valley there's one of the rain chances for later today, and maybe a chance tonight, as well. not 100% dry forecast to start the ek. but yes, flip-flop weather may be a you doable thing for two days. >> i like it. any fp-flop weather is fine with me. >>> fort washington, northbound indian head ahead o beforeld fort road, the right lane getting by there. th

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news 4's megan mcgrath has more on the safety changes onhe way. >> reporter: route 210. indian head highway. it's one of the most dangerous roads in the dmv. yasmine duncanll knows that too well. her daughter samira was killed trying to cross the street to catch the bus. determined to bring change, duncan and a diverse group of citizen met i the evenings after work and kept up the pressure for safety improvements. and their effortsai have p off. three new speed cameras are coming in june. i am humbled. i am thankful. my persona journey is to do whatever i can so that no other fami ever experience what myself and so many other families have gone through. >> reporter: andhere are other safety enhancements coming including rumble strips, improved lighting at intersections, and changes to make traffic signals more visible. people who drive along 210 hope it helps. >> as we know,re the are always accidents, unfortately, many fatalities. so anything that can be done to make it safer i think woulde awesome. >> every time i turn on the news i always hear about some type of accid

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today his cleagues paid tributes to his life and legacy onhe house floor.he general assembly wraps up the session at midnight tonight. >>> senators in p bothties are beginning to express concern iabout the shakeup the department of homeland security. the president has forced out the secretary and the head of the secret service. several top jobs do not have senateonfirmed leaders. the shakeup comes, mid the falies trying to come into the u.s. >>> after allegations inside an assisted livin >> the facility waited a week to call the cops and the woman's son. >> investigative reporter snett macfarlaas the latest on the fallout. >> our news 4 i-team investigation last month showed what allegedly happened inside the chevyhase house assisted living residents exactly one year ago this week. a housekeeper checking out a woman with dementi unlocked the door and found a construction worker from an on sig project standing near the woman's bed with his pants down. you feel like your trust was broken? >> absolutely. >> april 6, 2018, the housekeepe possible sex crime and

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patchy fog onhe cst in the morning. soar tomorrow., and dry and mild for easter. 5:00 a.m. out the door, a little fog around, it's going to me ander near the coast. it is going to really start to come back in the afternoon once the temperatures have peaked. friday is going to be cooler for the coastline. watch out for the patch or two of fog. temperatures in the 40s, 50s. clear skies elsewhere. and tomorrow afternoon, a warm day no matter where you go. santa cruz, 79 degrees. santa clara, sunny vail, 82. 84 in morgan hill. 78 in san mateo. 70 in pacifica. nice looking day in daley city. the warming continues in san francisco tomorrow. 74 degrees in the north bay. 70s at the beaches. 70s, 80s elsewhere. 80 in sonoma. 81 in santa rosa. east bay, 79 in oakland. castor valley, head inland. 83 degrees in concord. 84 in livermore. here's your easter planner. 7:00 a.m., fog arriving. sun rise services, you'll need a jacket. clearing skies at noontime and nice weather for the easter egg hunt. seven-day forecast, warm weather tomorrow, cooler

m really lucky to have her as my wife and to have her onhe road with me. >> there is mallory. step for step with her husband corey. he's known her a long time. for years. in fact, she grew up right next door to corey's grandparents. so they started dating just after high school. she's hoping to usher in the first win as well. >> from the back. >> beautiful effort. >> jordan spieth's third coming home her at t par 5 18th. another interesting week for jordan. zips thatk. bac >> you got to be kidding me. it just got en more interesting. just been crazy to gauge where jordan's game is, david. >> yeah. >> he's had great signs, especially thiweekend as he heads into a place that he's done some very special things at. back over to 15. >> brian stuard's third shot from the bunker. >> i don't think that was vody going to be a tough bunker shot no matter what. back to 13. >> si woo kim. bones? >> got a great look at the putt ming down the hill. he knocked this one in for two, then a downwind par 5 coming upment. you can get a look at that for eagle ifou can pick up two shots. you can ma

.: wennberg on the face-off but poppe onhe win by coyle.ble to step matt grzelcyk able to bring it on, lob one that bounces right near the net and what a crazy carom it took, lightning-like reflexes on the part of bobrovsky. >> mike m.: as former goalie, heart stopped watching this. dsck lan on edge and just goes oh, man to the left. as goaltender want to set this puck up for your defensemen, but if you get gng too aggressively and that puck exiters to the left, that's a ar nightm good recovery by bobrovsky. if nothing providedene rtainment. >> mike e.: pastrnak with a shot, bobrovsky catches tt more conventional toss toward his net. >> mike m.: another look from the net angle, good thingt he's goong arms and flexible legs. whew. close call. >> mike e.: swatted back. kukan takes it, sent along, savard. then kukan. off the boards out to jenner. tapped on back to him. by clifton. can be played to the outside. fanning on it dubinsky, taking it grzelcyk, b off dubinsky, then nash, then jenner. jenner turning, spinning one in front but carried b

it's onhe embarcadero, as people like the say the city's fronyard and not backyard. part --ction has been in we didn't hearer it from the mayorer before hand. we heard fully balked proposal and people felt likeer they not given any chance to have input. on the other side of the equation is a lot of people who look at emelessness as singular -- not singular but most pressing problem. >> top three. >> they're looking at this issue and saying people are living and dying on our streets and we need get them inside. there is no problem that is not helped by having a roof over your heid and the of resisting putting people inside a shelter is puginant to a lot of people in the city. >> certain there are those contending this is an area visited not only by locals in+$ san francisco but people allover the bayrea come wi their families and kids. >> maybe all over the world. >> and are they not seeingp homeless p now? one of the biggests complaints from the tourismoard and chamber of commerce is how upsetting this problem has become, particularly downtown rc and in the emero are

. >> taking a look now at first 4i traf alert this morning -- this is the issue -- inbound onh 395, norbound rightre the where it says ridge road, right side is blocked. part of the exit shut down because of a crash investigation. the ramp to exit 8a, columbia pike, is shut down. 8b is open. 8 c to pentagon, cress tall city, is open. -- crystal city, is open. it will get built up especially if you exit on to columbia pike. tyson's, two left lanes get by. gaithersburg, northbound 270 at copper road, right side getsy bat. >>> if you are thinking about making a career change, experts say it's never too late if you plan it correctly. >> news4 is workingor you with tips on how you can successfully make the change. when her work life started to negatively affect her home life, miranda barrett made a major career change. it wasn't easy or quick, but she did it. she says one of the keys to successfully changing is to make a plan and be realistic about your situation. >> you have to think about commitments you have. you know, are there others waysc that you bridge the gap with short-term work. >> rep

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. >>> more new onhe breaking news melissa just mentioned. four people died in this crash on sheriff road in capitol heights. kproper 4 -- chopper 4 was there around 10:45 last night. on the ground, first responders tried to rescue people from the mangled white suv. prince george's county police ssed the center of the road and slammed into a utility pole. ape man and woman were thrown from the suv. another man and woman were trapped deinsi all four died. the impact also took down that utility pole and power lines. sheriff road is back open. >> it's been tough ooa the rds in prince george's county lately. >> now to the release of the er report.ue it's been less than 24 hours, but many people are still asking what happens next. >> president trump declared victory saying no collusion, no obstruction. here's some of the key points we learned in the report -- the report lays out proof russia wanted top hel the trump campaign and the trump campaign was willing to take it. however, mueller's team did n establish the campaign ordinated with the russi

onhe fielded questions community health and how it compares to the rest of the world. as for big, newroposals like medicare for all. tyson says congress d to go that far. >> we have commercial, we have medicare medicaid and aca and other programs. i would argue that we have enough in the tool k already to get to universal coverage. >> replicans have rallied against the idea criticizing it as government-run health care and 17 senate republica introduced a bill this week to protect pre-existing conditions. these are, of course, better campaign slogans than serious lutions to the problems facing americans on the personal level, i have found that most people would rather have control over their own health car rather than have the government make those decisions for them. >> one thing both parties do agree on is that prescription drug prices need to come down. eady al discussions are a under way between democrats and the white house. for "nightly business report"m elan mui in leesburg, verge virnl. coming up, why a proposed tax in new york is being called a triple ♪bogey. ♪

. >> an update onhe hours' long search and rescue efforts there. >>> plus, in kind of deadly floodingas hit a maryland city few in just the las years. now people in ellicott city are putting together a plan to make sure this never happens again. t butt could mean the end of some buildings downtown. more on the plan straight ahead. >>> that's sad. i know a lot of people get uneasy once it starts raining up in ellicott city. no rain today. a few showers out there this morning. i shouldn't say that. but not widespread. storms ad rain and tomorrow, specifically tomorrow afternoon and evening. we'll time it out for the busy travel day coming up. >>> welcome back at 4:15. this morning a british diver who helped save others was rescued himself. >> that man was lost in a remote cavees in tennsee. josh bratchley was a mber of an elite dive team that rockvilled a soccer team trapped in a cave in thailand last year. on wednesday, a cre came to his rescue. >> ran some new lines, came up to the air pocket. and shockingly there he was, calm as could be. he j,t saidhank you, thank you. he did a grea

like w t ishere a toothbrush onhe baseball field? >> they're not small, they're three gigantic mosque on the. >> can't -- mascots. >> can't miss that. >> come on, daniel murphy. >>> the redskins are hoping a local prospect will help turn the tide for the franchise. >> i'm afraid to get so hopeful. you're so excited but don't want toay anything- this is the same thing i said. last night the skins used their first pick in the nfl draft to na quarterback dwayne skins. he played high school ball in potomac and then for ohio state. set big-10 records for passing and scoring last season and brings a big arm to replace alex smith. most first rounds were at the draft, but haskins posted his own party in gaithersburg. there he is. that is him getting the call. casual. now he's going to have a new home in the nfl. skins fans were pretty excited about this >>pick. dwayne haskins -- [ wild cheering ] >> haskins was expected to be among the t ten players to be drafted firstment he was 15th. lucky for us. the skins also picked up mississippi state

thank you so much for being with us at 4:00 onhe dot. i'm adam tuss.eun yang. we have first 4 traffic. >> first we have stormchievement 4 meteorologist chuck bell talking close to 80s. >> close. you mention close to0s and then it's 80 in the forecast. we'll be very close. i'm going 78 for the high today. that's within a whisper. somebody might even be lucky enough to get all the way to 80.

in onhe is talking about the input side, the stuff that farmers have to buy, the fertilizer, the seed, the fuel, all of those kinds of things, the feed in particular, the ies thatf compan provide those services have been reduced to a small handful, so as a result, there is far less competition in that marketplace than what ought to be there. a generation ago, farmers got about $.35 of the food dollar. today, it is $.14. so where is the rest of that $.86 of the consumer food dollar going? well, it is going to these companies that are selling at higherfarmers prices, making it even more difficult for farmers to make money. and the other sheriff of that is going to the marketing side, so itn sarah produces the milk, goes through a small handful of companies. on my farm, we selfie wh -- sell wheat or the soybean or what have you, it goes to a very small handful of companies, and of companiesndful is in a position that the marketplace is less and less competitive. as a consequence, they have more market power, they can pay us less than what otherwise those products would be worth, and we e

we have seen the initl first tie you have biden and -- you put them up ahead here and then you have onhe cusp of the first s.er of sort of a beto o'rourke, kamala har i think pete buttigieg now. you're seeing he's popped.'s otten there. i don't just say that because he's my elite guest in 9, 9 1/2 minu minutes. but right now that's your top tier, if youwill, with a whole bunch of other people trying to breakthrough. >> so the president made the trip to the border this week again, threatening to shut it down, sang we can't ta in any more immigrants which is noh america stands for. why does he keep on harboring on this issue? he sees it as a -- for him and the border is a political crutch. look at the last three weeks, thugh the mueller report, looked like it was going well for him, we didn't see thell er report yet. and the health care debacle, we'll have a great plan and no, u're not, okay he pulls from that. whenever he sort of is in a c-de-sac on some other issue, he goes after the border on immigration. it keeps the base fired up. and it -- it unites the republican party. you'll hear

where are you onhe customs union? we tried many doors to find a way out of this.ks between the tories and labour are genuine. both sides want to know if the n find a deal together to get through that.th bu wonder separately if the other side is serious. and they are a long way from a full-blown partnership. these are nervous first dates between the two. again this week, eu leaders will discuss delay. >> we are open to extending the tdeadline to allow time fse discussions to run their course and come to a conclusion. ♪ laura k.: ere is a tiny chance this week the whole process could explode. but while laur and the tories are still talking, the show is just about still on e road. laura kuenssberg, bbc ne westminster. laura t.: no clarity from brexit. in other news from around the world, in sudan, protesters held tmonstrations in front ofhe rfense ministry in khartoum for the third day in aow calling for the resignation of president omar al-bashir. securi to disperse protesters, while some elements of the military acted to protect demonstrators. actress felicity huff

police say a man was stabbed and the died onhe way to the hospital. one arrt has been made. >>> this morning local high school teacher is accused of an filming a w with a hidden camera. raphael schlowsky is the theater dire hor at herndonh school. they found evidence linkingim to a hidden camera inside an air conditioning vent. the woman found it while working inside the home. heaces four misdemeanor counts for unlawful filming. >>> this morning we know one of threemericans killed was a local man. >> christopher sletman was a firefighte they say sergeant sletman was exactly the type of guy you wanted next to you while in the truck on a call. >> he demanded a lot of respect because ofis character. >> he was 43 years old. he also spent 15 years in the new york city fire department. his former firefighters honored his memory yesterday by putting up bunting on the building and saluting him. when the attack happened the original report suggested four americans w this morning we know that three men ed. a fourth victim survived and has been identified as an

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close" onhe european european markets. guy: claire perry will not be on this program.moving quickly in westminster -- they are moving slowly. meetings are still ongoing and overrunning, as a result, we're hoping she will be able to join bloomberg later on this evening. let's return to the banking story in europe. our big interview of the afternoon with the chair of santander. francine lacqua spoke with ana botin about the banks plans. ana: we will be investing $20 billion in digital. billion, most is digital. it is quite a healthy ratio. in terms of scale, we are there with the biggest banks in the world. fourth or fifth in the u.s. depending on how you measure that. we have enough scale to invest across the globe. one of the ways we are to work more for countries like the u.s. and countries where we do not have the profitability we want. your returns to shareholders is probably one of the highest out there compared to rivals. when were your share price fall? ana: you tell me. it is frustrating. we can put it in the box of european banks, although have our business is

close" onhe european bloomberg markets. vonnie: let's get a look at the health of those markets.ere's abigail doolittle. abigial: definitely looking at a down day. the nasdaq on pace for its worst a in more than a month, down 1.3%. you're the big culprits on both of these indexes dragging alphabet down 8.5%, the worst day since 2012. this after they missed sales estimates on advertisement growth. apple shares on pace for the worst day since early january. with the miss from apple on sales growth, investors may be spooked for apple. take a look at apple relative to sales growth. we are many quarters of growth but now we're looking at the klein. this goes back to 2018. we going to the first quarter of this year, which was the december quarter, down 5%. here the estimates. down 6% for march and also for the june quarter, down 4%. not expected to see a recovery until 2020. the question is if they can make these numbers. six months ago we were supposed to be seeing growth all the way around. the alphabet sales miss probably spooking investors. as for the global markets, let's take a l

he is one of a kind a wisconsin family named their new puppy after a player onhe brewers.>> he surprised two you by delivering the puppy in person? their parents promised them if i hit my first home run of the year, they get a puppy. we have to take them up on their valg. >> the team let them come back for batting practice. that's when they brought the puppy out to them. it will be named yelly. he is being trained as a diabetes alert dog. isn't that the sweetest story? >> look at her face. the tears in her eyesp. >> the poster. hit a home run and my dad buys me a puppy. >> those things are legends. that's fantastic. it would be neat to be able to give like that. i'm going to hit a home run for you. i do it all the time no all right. try to bring some sunshine. let's look at san jose. you see drops on our lens. this is where the rain moves through. today is our day we transition from wet to dry. waves of warmth through the extended forecast. you see the best here's the area of high pressure that knows its way into our business for today, here's a look at future radar at 7:00. you can see

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there's several accided the accides on 1 d 80 t me show you the cide onhe ma ths two s oneund.vermont, also still in place. they both have lanes blocked this hour and is backing things up all the way to where it meets 280 down to 7 miles an hour making your way toward the bay bridge or into the city. my suggestion here is you take 280. because at this point, those drive times are all in the green. everywhere else on northbound 101 not looking great. there's a rollover accident at 4th. i'll tell you how far it's backed up later. >> emily, thank you. >>> developing news from colorado right now. the fbi and police are searching for a woman who they say is infatuated with the school shooting. police believe that pais traveled from travel and she's believed to be in area after purchasing a shotgun. >> she went to a store where she pro cured a weapon. >> many schools will be closed today. this week marks 20 years since the mass shooter at columbine. two students fatally shot 12 classmates and a teacher on april 20, 1999. >>> i'm anne mackovec going live at the white house where pompe

the president said he recently reached out t the local councilwoman to talk more about dog walkers onhe campus. >>> you can see outside a cloudy start after a rough night of weather. lauryn ricketts tracking your easter and passover forecast just ahead.>>> we've got the "t up next right here on nbc 4. up to new york and what they're working on. sheinelle jones and peter alexander starting by. good morning. >> good morning to you. coming up on a saturday morning here on "today" a holiday weekend washout as tens of millions are under a flash flood wash from indiana to new england as a st-moving system moves east leaving behind a path of destruction. dylan is live with lookhat to expect. >> and a lot of weather hitting the d.c. area. also ahead, 20 year it'sfter a community in colorado was thrust into the nationatl spoht we commemorate the lives lost. up all that and more coming on the "today" showed about 15 minutes from now. time now, 6:47 on this saturday morning. lanning to head to services tomorrow morning, but a lot less people are going to church on a regular basis. last year only h

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. >>> more big news onhe way from the news i-team. when we come right back, an investigation into the aions of special police officer at a d.c. apartment complex. why residents thereell us the police turned them away wheney thent to complain. >>> and news back and forth between virginia's lieutenant gonrnor jus fairfax and one of the two women accus him of sexual assault. >>> and how president trump's threat to close theouthern border will affect yr wallet. ou >>> encounters like this caught on camera all involving the same special police officer. when the residents who witnessed this went to complain, t the metropolitan police department turned them away. the news 4 i-team found the private security company that this officer worked for does have ties to mpd.nv ourtigative reporter jodie fleischer has more on their stories. >> reporter: mpd has a special division that'sposed to handle complaints against special police officers, you several d.c. residents told us they couldn't complain even though they have video of what happened. an't

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. >> reporter: a final goodbye for a titan of maryland politics, respected by lawmakers onh b sides of the aisle. mike busch remembered by colleagues, wife and friends. his daughters were among those who speak. >> he was my coach, my and my besti buddy. love you, dad. thank you for everything. >> reporter: his fily waited to receive his casket outside st. newman's church in annapolis. it arrived following a procession from the statehouse where he served aspeaker since ll03. mourners wereed to pay their respects inside the capital for the last two days. >> mike was a visionary. he was passionate, principled, he was inclusive and becse he was neither from baltimore nor the d.c. metro area, he was able to really b a statewide leader. >> reporter: he was credited wi pushing through a fast agenda, but he was remembered mostly for his roles outside the statehouse. a husband, fathr,, teache coach and mentor. senate president mike miller, who's battling prostate cancer, said it's a sad day. >> a great leader for the state ofry mand. he was from anne arundel county, played football here, was a

she was lying onhe couch. at first police believed the 72-year-d died of natural causes until they began to look at the evidence and got the medical examiner's report. the ruling? homicide from a combination of smothering and holloway had ingested a mixture ofksxycodone and alcohol. >> it was reassigned to our robbery unit ands they continue to collect evidence and speak to witnesses and get information from the medical examiner's office, we've reclassified this as a homicide. >> amonglloway's neighbors, there is a different theory about her death. several tell news 4 they believe she planned her death and wondered if it was an assisted suicide. holloway share with them she suffered from chronic pain. they say in the weeks before she died shewaave most of her worldly possessions, her art,nd clothingar. news 4 found this court document revealing she even deeded her house ove h to two of friends. this neighbor who did not know holloway well considered this speculation but it troubles her to learn this is a homic

he died, we are told, onhe way there. his name has not yet been released. as we come back out live, y can see the station again is now open. and just behind the station we have several homes, this is an area where families live. several schools in the area right nearby where parkway thome and -- pati thome action -- potomacic comes together. all are said to be in their teens. ry sad storyor all involved here. we'll bring you much more as it comes in to us on air and on our nbc wasp.ngton we are live here now in southeast. i'm justin finch, news4. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> we turn now to saturday's deadly synagogueshoot. this an aerial look at the synagogue in poway, california. worshippers, including young children, were gathered inside when gunfire erupted on the final day of passover. one woman was killed, and two machine including a rap eye and w young girle injured. >> news4's cory smith is at the live desk following the latest developments. cory, good morning. >> reporter: goomorning. hundreds of people gathered last night for a vigil.

the fungus preys onhe most vulnerable patients, the and people with compromised immune systems. they're sounding an alarm calling it an urgent threat hoping to rai awareness here and around the globe. >> had real success that if a hospital identifies its first case that they aggressively approach both iection control and disinfection, they aggressively approach that patient in treatmentnd management and we've seen no further cases in those kind of institutions. so we've really had some success it.ies in our fight against >> it is still very rare, but it's hhly invasive. it did survive on medical equipment and in a patient's omspital there have been nearly 600 cases of it in the u.s., mostly in new york, new jersey, and illinois. >>> speaking of n, york ci they've taken a dramatic step there of declaring aubc health emergency to cope with a dangerous measles outbreak. ccines will be mandatory in brooklyn neighborhoods that will see nearly 300 cases of measles since the outbreak began back in october. unvaccinated children will be kept out of school in the outbreak is clear. they

the mayor is suggesting that the city increases the number of officers onhe force to about 4,000.she's always offering an incentive to officers to live in the community that they serve. again, there is certainly concern among neighbors as the violence in theity seemingly seems to inease. ck to you. >> reporting live from d.c. police headquarters. thank you. >>> today the chinese woman arrested at president trump'slu mar-a-lago resort is expected in court. she's charged with making false statements to a i federal officer and entering a restricted facility. the secret service says that she was carrying four cell phes, a laptop, external hard drive and thumb drive custaining malic malware. the hearing could decide if she stays behind bars. >>> meantime, the former tapresident of michigan is also in court this morning. police say lou anna simon lied to investigators about her knowledge of complaints againstr larry na witnesses are expected at the preliminary hearing on how the university hdled those complaints. nassar, of course, is a convicted sexual predator who practiced medicine a

we're toldo one onhe train was hurt, but the accident caused delays for those travelers. ce say the person was trespassing on the tracks. officers have not released the person's name. >>> and you may remember last mond a different amtrak train hit two people in buoy died.-- n bowie died. two people were trespassing. >>> this issf a trm fire at a fairfax county higher tmevation apt. it forced hundreds out of their apartments. it's hard to imagine the amount of frustration of those residents must be feeling this morning. >> news4's justin finch is live outside of the skyline towers ir bailey's sroads with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. frustration, indeedrogress being made here. dominion crews have big trucks in place behinds here preparing to do that very important work, replacing that burned out transformers as residents wake up for the f st morning of perhaps many in a new bed. that cell phone video does show the whole story here. that transformer catching fire lat yesterday morning here the skyline towers off south george mason drive. that fire sent smok

hath onhe? ra >> a lot of showers. a lot of thunderstorms out there too.ethis is the w day of the year and the first one with understorm activity. storm team 4 radar tracking the area. everybody is gng to get good chance of the rain coming on through. some of the thunderstorms are on the stronger side and some heavier downpours. little in t way ofhunder and lightning. we're not anticipating any severe weather in our area.e couldee one or two stronger storms around fredericksburg? yes. that's where they are now but that's about it. you can see the rain coming in through the d.c. metro area. heavy rn up here towards the frederick county area making the way yom frederick cou now in towards carroll county. if you're in mt.ou airy ande hearing thunder, that is the reason why. farther south, though, a lot more in the way yellows, oranges, even some reds. a couple o bolts lightning around fredericksburg area, from cueper county down towar orange and madison county. prince william county, this is all moving to the east. so heads up along i-95. heads up for you fol

news4 tracie potts has more onh thatad of the president's speech to the nra. si reporter: overnight prent trump tells fox former vice president joe biden could win the democratic nomination for president. >> he's not the brightest light bulb in the group, i don't think. but ham has a n that they know. >> reporter: biden's announcement on thursday focused on mr. trump. e for the n the bat soul of this nation. >> reporter: later in delaware -- >> hey, guys. how are you? >> reporter: biden doubled down on what is expected to be a central theme of his campaign. president trump's influence on america's values. >> america is cing back lik we used to be. ethical, strabt, telling the uth zbljts. >> reporter: on fox the president shot eoback. >> pe forget there was tremendous division during the obama administration. rit noe great s >> reporter: we could hear more later in morning when president trump addresses the national rifle association in indianapolis. last year in a free-wheeling speech at the nra he med headlines on everything fromo kanye west tun policy. >> we

now they want to just go onhe a fishing expedition. you know what? enough. i don't think the president should lift a finger to help those people that won't lift a finger to help the country or serve their constituents. they've done thet investigating, and they lost. they're a bunch of crybabies, it is like election 2016 all over again. >> if i am the ceo of a company, which i have been many times, and a ceo of my company now -- >> sean: godfather pizza, coke, pretty good companies. >> pretty big company. >> sean: you are rich. >> they are not allowed to go and represent their company. the president represents the country and administration, and for them to say they want to be able toth interrogate aides is absolutely ridiculous. but this fits in with all of the other radical, impractical ideas. in this particular case, i would suggest that the president just simply say no. there isn't anythingha they cano about it. >> sean: not a darn thing. and you know what, i think the president is right, drawn a line in the sand. although, collusion and russia, doesn't w

paul: and pelosi doesn't want to cross-pressure the swing district seats the democrats onh when theyt they're trying to get out of this at this point. paul: does trump -- is he helped or hurt if impeachment proceedings begin? >> i actually think he's going to be helped post-mueller report. paul: right. >> because he'll be able to say, look, they spent two years on this special counsel jihad against me on the collusion wasn't there, and this isn't there. he's going to, you know, he has the attorney general explain why there was no obstruction. i mean, in some senses i think it would make sense for the democrats to talk about tim peachment but not really -- talk about impeachment but not really do it to kind of put a taint on him for the campaign. they know it's not going to go anywhere because even if they did it, the senate -- paul: right. but they could send a wounded candidate -- >> or to what extent will he wound himself? usually, you would let the white house lawyers take over, bog down the impeach. impeachment proceedings and go on. trump may decide he'll take them on himself pe

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still to come onhe newshour: the democratic response to president trump's attacks on congresswoman ilhan we speak with democratic presidential candidate andrew yang. amy walter and lisa lerer join us to discuss the race for 2020. and, much more. >> woodruff: president trump ramped up his attacks on democratic representive ilhan omar today. yamiche alcindor begins our coverage. >> and special thanks to representative omar of minnesota... oh, i forgot. she doesn't like israel. >> alcindor: president trump has repeatedly criticized controversial remarks by the slim lawmaker. he's taken aim at her language on social media, and her statements on israel. >> i want to talk about the political influence in this country that says it is okay for people to push for allegiance to a foreign country. >> alcindor: omar has insisted her comments have not been meant to be anti-semitic. >> the democrats have even allowed the terrible scourge of anti-semitism to take root in their party and in their country. >> alcindor: at campaign events and online, presidenp has tried to brand omar as anti-semitic. he h

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