st. mary's county. it marks the start of two days of remembrances with ulmshneider who was shot and killed on friday. prince george's county bureau chief, tracee wilkins is outside the church right now. tracie? >> we're watching the family as they begin to make their arrival. the police are helping to usher their family here. the casket entered a little while ago and this is st. john's parish in st. mary's county. the casket into the church. john ulmshneider was shot and killed in the line of duty. another firefighter, 19-year-old kevin swain was shot and inju d injured. believing the homeowner was in medical distress. the homeowner opened fire shooting the two firefighters and his own brother who was with them at the time. >> our family is everybody from the ulmshneiders to the swains to our own people. our number two focus is to continue to take care of the citizens of prince george's county who need us. thanks to the neighboring departments from as far away as baltimore city, and arlington county and

st. mary's. it's going to stay well south of washington here for the next several hours. new hour-by-hour timing on other rain. we'll stay dry out of the mountains. this is as of about 11:00 tonight. getting closer to washington by 5:00 tomorrow morning. yeah, the rain is going to be getting closer. some showers in southern maryland and across northern virginia into the shenandoah valley. that's by 5:00 a.m. by 8:00 a.m., much of that rain moves right into washington. more showers to our west and way out in west virginia, that line is going to be coming right into the metro area around noontime or so during the day on thursday. more showers coming in during the day tomorrow and into tomorrow night. temperatures right now have been stuck in the mid 50s. i had to hit the side of the thermometer and see if the thing has been stuck. it has been stuck in the mid 50s since mid-morning this morning. it is not going to budge into the evening hours. this is good news for the nationals at nats park. they're playing the phillies. first pitch at 7:05. it will just be cloudy and cool

i would like to welcome you to the 18th annual university of st. mary lincoln event. featuring smithsonian national portrait gallery senior historian david seymour. how abraham lincoln used photography for politics. a special welcome to the crew from c-span. they will be covering this event broadcast on c-span tv. as a reminder, when we open the floor to questions, be sure to use the microphones. will not be, you heard on television and you will miss your big media event. our speaker tonight david ward joined to the national portrait gallery in 1981. he oversees the sections devoted to the antebellum age as well as the gallery and the ongoing exhibit 20th century americans. david was co-curator of an award-winning exhibition hide and seek difference and desires in american portraiture. he is re-hanging the hall of presidents. the american origin's space. as well as curating a new exhibit on the photographer mario testino. david has another civil war exhibit on display now. dark fields of the republic. alexander gardner photographs. it includes several lincoln photogra

st. mary's county, you see waldorf, around calvert beach. around the river year, too. inside the beltway, though, we are all drive. i will watch this one right here. this little storm. >> that may move along 66. if it does, it may skirt around the nat's game, restart of the game. severe thunderstorm warnings effect for 6:45. this storm has weakened. some wind associated with that one, too. this is all going to continue to move through. southern maryland, you are not done with the rain band yet. like the fast one, it will be a fairly quick mover. so there's the first round we saw dom through. here's the next round come through right now, there could be a few more showers. notice what's going on back to the west, though. snow. that's the cold air. we will continue to see this cold air. current temperature, 54 d.c. 62 degrees down toward richmond. 72 in virginia beach. 42 around pittsburgh. much colder air making it down from the north and west. >> that will be the case the next couple of days. temperatures with sunshine, 54 degrees, winds out of the west at six miles per

st. mary's county where we have light to moderate rain. prince george's county, south into route 50 and into southern maryland there. also out across the shenandoah valley, some light rain showers here. this is all coming our way, all the light rain drops here in west virginia. that's all coming towards us. so we will have rain chances with us for today, tonight, tomorrow on through friday as well. big area of storminess in the middle of the country is generating severe weather for arkansas, louisiana and parts of texas. hard-hit houston is going to be hard hit again with flights out of the houston area. you may want to call ahead to make sure they are all on time. for us, staying clouds all the time for break between noon and 2:00 or 3:00 hthis afs heavy. temperatures, low 60s now. that's where we're going to stay all day long today. the baseball game tonight could have a rain delay but they should be able to get the game in. game time temperatures hovering near 60. in your seven-day forecast, the low 60s at best the next couple of days.

st. mary's county, lender down, patuxent river. -- leonardtown, patuxent river. we have had the strongest wind gusting, thunderstorms near baltimore. look at the increase in lightning. the rain has come through, and the stroes part of the storm is over and done with, but we still have several possible rounds with the arctic system driving through with extremely strong wind. sustained 20 to 30, with gusts higher. fairly mild monday, but the arctic cold front coming in for the second of three in the next seven days. everything clears away. we're talking winds with high wind warning including stafford, pretty much the entire area. the difference between a warning peradvisory, the miles hour. tomorrow morning, sustained wind of about 30, wind gusts near 50. we have freeze warnings in effect with the higher elevations north and west. that means low temperatures tomorrow when the 30's will feel like 20's and wind is factored in. and 20's the feel like temperatures tomorrow, and into the 50's will only feel like upper 30's and 40's. cold for aprilw, standards. a brief w

st. mary's square. for the shadow analysis, they looked at st. mary's square extension and found that no new shadow would be cast on that park. left-hand side is an aerial image of the park and features and right-hand side is the shadow effect. st. mary's square is 1.11 acres. this shadow will occur in the morning as well between 8:50 and 9:10 and will occur for four weeks annually march and september no more than 20 minute and average is 20 minutes and shadow is .001%. the next park is portsmouth square. this one is 1.3 acres. the shadow here will fall in the morning between 8:05 and 9:10 in the morning. it will occur 12 weeks throughout the year between november and february. and it will last less than 60 minutes on average, around 40 minutes. and it will shadow the park throughout the year by 0.219%. we have an animation. >> the shadow has it goes through the park between 9:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. and 9:40 in the morning. one more time -- the last park is justin herman plaza, 4.2 acres. and this new shadow would be cast between 1:50 and 3:25 in t

st. mary's. >>> still have a lclosure at pi point at drayden. all lanes blocked because of that crash investigation. could happening around for a good bit of the morning. beltway at river road, inner loop and outer loop, moving just fine here this morning. no worries on the beltway. same thing 66 at compton road, you can see a police officer pulled over there in the middle of the roadway. not sur what is going on there, but it seems like everything is open and just fine. right now 95 in rg quantico to the beltway, it will take you 18 minutes to get from quantico to the beltway. i'll be back in ten minutes. >>> developing right now, a scary photo from a very serious crash. take a look. several children were hurt in this pileup on i-270. >> we first brought you this story as breaking news last night. five cars were involved in this crash. in total a dozen people were hurt. eight were taken to the hospital and they should all be okay. the crash happened on north boud bound 270 in clarksburg. it's still reopened. >>> the medical examiner will conduc

st. mary's county. police have been on the swecene for the last few hours. as soon as we hear back from police, we'll have an update here and on our nbc washington app. >>> 6:04. sentencing hearings starts today for a former social media ceo accused of murder. mim wynn pled no contest to killing his ex-wife's new husband in january. detectives say he broke into denise and cory madison's home in ashburn and shot prosecutors say wynn was jealous of the time cory madison had been spending with his children. a no contest plea has the same consequences as a guilty plea without admitting any wrongdoing. >>> today people will begin to say good by to a fallen virginia say the trooper. chad dermyer died in the line of duty last thursday. state police say he approached a man during a training exercise at a bus station this richmond and the man shot him. this afternoon there will be visitation services in hampton, virginia. trooper t trooper dermyer's funeral is tomorrow. >>> an emotional step in recovery after last month's terror attacks in brussels. the brussels airp

st. mary's church agitated. >> he's usually polite. it was totally different but i think i recognized the fact that i do know he's mentally ill and i'm sure he's on medications and i'm sure that it was a case of just being off his medications. >> reporter: he punched father edwin and ran out of the church. father phillip and a few parishioners followed. >> we followed him down to broad street and a couple times he held his distance. >> reporter: he was taken in custody charged with simple assault but the police say the real crisis is the lack of long-term care for the mentally ill who wanter without steady help. that's father edwin's second point. >> if they're all on their own, how do you get them to take their medication? people so they can be stabilized. >> he needs help and he doesn't have any, i believe, family support, so in some cases this is maybe the closest thing he's ever had to a family. >> and the priest here says he needs long-term hospitalization, something he's needed for years. toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>

st. mary's county. calvert county, southern anne arundel. part of eastern fairfax including the city of alexandria until 5:45. the best news i can tell you, you can see the box there. the area under the warning now. the individual storms there are moving to the northeast at 50 miles per hour. you will get strong wind gusts but it will move through the area quickly. here is an animation. you can see where they are moving. moving through waldorf in a little bit. moving through the district. another batch of heavy r everything headed to the coastal section of anne arundel and annapolis and onto to the eastern shore. there are more patches of showers to the west that will come through later but nothing as heavy as these. timelines for you. it will get through clinton at 5:13. melwood in prince george's county at 5:22. dunkirk and calvert at 5:31. deale in southern anne arundel county at 5:42. we will watch the showers and the storms and get you a fresh update in a few minutes. leon: you got it. not just the opening day game that we are worried a

st. mary's, look at the temperatures, 75 downtown and 67 in gaithersburg and looks great for the nats' game and the final hours of polling. thundershowers trying to develop and temperatures in the 60s. we'll come back and tell why you we issued a yellow alert for tomorrow and thursday. >>> the secret service said that have a robbery suspect sent the white house into a lockdown. the man was running away from a this afternoon and crossed the street and jumped a fence at the old executive office building. officers took him into custody quickly but as a precaution, the white house next door was put on lockdown that. lockdown has been lifted. >>> a rockville daycare provider is behind bars p are charged with beating a girl in his care. kia divband worked at little dreamers. the report show that is millie lilliston had a host of injuries and died last week at children's hospital. according to court records, divpanned said that the baby choked on food and turned blue and he attempted cpr while his wife called 911. >>> we may have a confession in the double murder that ok day on the job. those who

st. mary's park? in the south bronx?>> you have to give him some play. >> if you are talking going to talk about them showing off at the rally. >> bernie it's time to come back to brooklyn. what is this with the bronx? return to your roots! he doesn't seem like car that would type that would drive a car. >> it's right out of the convention. i'm going to the car show with my older son . >> you tell him we set high. >> you are going to plug it in and go around the block ? >> is 215 miles on the charge. >> ben, can you see your man driving around the tesla? >> it's not a beemer, bends or a bentley.>> it's a >> johnny birthday cake oreo? >> we have lots of surprises. >> it's april fools' day. don't get full. >> still ahead, the rangers fall short ends words is >> put more fun in your day with ice-cream-flavored coffees at dunkin' donuts. go for delicious flavors like butter pecan, cookie dough, or new pistachio. enjoy one today. good morning. it's a nice start across the tri-state. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. it's highe

st. mary's university in minnesota. brother gaffney went on to receive his b.a. from st. mary's university and several masters degrees from both st. mary's and manhattan college in new york. he also holds a doctorate in pastorial theology from the university of st. mary of the lake in illinois. brother gaffney's teaching career started as a christian -- at the christian brothers high school in missouri. he also served for 11 years at the provential with the christian brothers in the chicago district. brother gaffney was chosen to be president of lewis university in 1988. under his leadership, the school student body nearly tripled in size, dozens of new programs were added and several new educational sites were built around chicago area and the nation, including one in albuquerque, new mexico. he guided the university to nationwide recognition and influenced students around the world. in 2015, lewis university honored brother gaffney by naming him an honorary founder of the university because of the tremendous contributions he made to the school's growth. in addition to hi

st. mary's county, a couple of degrees warmer across the water is warmer than the air. we get all kinds of changes we are having more clouds and rain everyday than sunshine. radar showing the heaviest rain northeast towards baltimore. still a few showers well to the west of the mountains. that is what we will see for this afternoon, a few spotty showers. signs of clearing and lots of sunshine to the west that would easterly winds on the electric, it will be difficult to get much if any sunshine today. a few spotty showers. no rain locally this evening but showers in the mountains and a little down south. overnight, maybe a spotty showers and that is the story through the day tomorrow, especially in the morning, a few showers. maybe over the weekend we will get some clearing but according to computer models, clouds may be back as part of the forecast with refreshing winds out of the northeast. prolonged times of unsettled weather. the nationals have a game of 4:05 on this thursday, spotty showers against the p overnight, patchy fog, maybe an isolated shower on a 45 to 50

st. mary's will have showers to 8 or 9:00 and the rest of us, showers will linger, temperatures in the 50s by 10:00. not bad for the walk and by 10:00 in the 40s and 49 in gaithersburg and 49 in silver spring and everybody in the 40s. colder air gi the metro and we will talk about the possibility of a freeze tomorrow night. you can get the freeze warnings on your phone. go to an app store and download the app for free. it is good stuff. >>> and before that rain did start today. strong winds through bethesda where mickey met a homeowner with a massive tree >> a 100-foot tree fell. it used to be here and fell over here on top of their bedroom where they were sleeping. the man was knocked unconscious and his wife able to wake him up and help him up. he was hospitalized for a concussion but expected to be okay. he came home to this mess while crews are out working hard to remove the debris now, the damage is so bad that they can't live here for at least 6 months. >> it is pretty odd when friends and family came up and saw what later in the day, it was -- all of us were visibly shaky because it

st. mary's county. those are the high wind warnings covering the entire washington metro now. we have wind advisory criteria elsewhere. when gusts over 50. this is the peak of the storm now, through 2:30 a.m., when gus possibly near 40 driving in the cold. coming.a freeze warning that m when you factor in the wind. tomorrow afternoon, the temperatures in the 50's, but only feeling like 30's and 40's because of the strong wind. forecast, the day freeze warnings north and west, the high wind warning just updated live for the immediate metro, when advisories further south, northern neck, over the eastern shore. that is strong wind past about 3 over 50.sible when gus this is probably the worst of it right now, but we could have multiple power outages through the early morning. if you are in a prone area, maybe get prepared now. kellye: an update about the person who was trapped in a car in college park, they have been pulled from the car and taken to a trauma center, so hopefully they will be ok. the weather for the home opener. erin: yeah, that's thursday, and the weather will be

st. mary's -- around midnight. they say that is when the woman's 35-year-old brother stepped in and stabbed washington in the neck and stomach killing him. tonight, 35-year-old vernon is charged with murder. >>> an accident turned violent. that's how authorities charactered a road rage that killed a will smith was killed by another driver who rear ended smith's car. police arrested the gunman at the scene. charged him with second-degree murder. >>> coming up on eyewitness news, the heroin epidemic. the new numbers that shows drug's shocking toll in our area. >>> also a crook who likes to cook. a real life ham burglar caught on camera. >>> the us -- >>> we have a warmup on the at the in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox. and in buffalo, where medicine meet

st. mary's county. take a look. the man smashed the door to accurate guns and ammo. but when the alarm went off and lights came on he froze. eventually he did get out of there without taking anything. sheriff's deputies are still searching for him tonight. they believe he was driving a white toyota with a sun roof. >>> this was a law that was passed to help d.c. firefighters who are suffering from work-related illnesses. but the d.c. council has not put the money aside to fund it. so today firefighter larry depete row begged t he is suffering from a lung people that will not be able to retire like li myself or adisease. and they are going to be put in a very bad position. >> we asked the mayor's office and councilmember kenyon mcduffy to comment today on this. both declined our requests. >>> new video tonight showing progress inside the capitol dome. how close construction crews are getting to this massive restoration project. >>> missing for nine days n the desert, with no one but her dog to keep her company. new tonight, the amazing rescue coming out of arizona. >>

st. mary's county. that is the story for the next few hours. later tonight another chance of showers moving across the area. remember you can make out the location of our cold front. that is the frontal zone. north and east we have friends coming off the ocean. here it's still mild and close to 80 across north carolina. we have more rain moving in slowly and surely from the west. late tonight the showers could affect the ballgame, maybe if it runs late till 9:30 or 10:00. overnight the spotty showers will redevelop. 47 to 54 degrees. the future cast shows a frontal zone. focus of energy with disturbances moving through. stronger area of the low pressure. whether he have the period showers, period of rain tomorrow. tomorrow night, in the day on friday and friday night. finally the system will move out of the picture and allow drier air to move in the day on saturday. that is the forecast. for the next seven days 70% chance of rain tomorrow. 60% chance on friday. saturday is a dry day. maryland day at the university of maryland. 67 with serve. --

and have alike to welcome you to the 18th annual university of st. mary lake and event featuring smithsonian national portrait gallery senior historian david ward who will speak on the first visual presidency, how abraham lincoln used photography for politics, which seemed particularly important this year to do. and a special welcome to the cue from c-span television covering .his event for later broadcast as a reminder, when we open the floor to questions, pleased be sure to use the microphones. you will not be heard on television and you will miss your big media event. our speaker, david ward, joined the national portrait gallery 1981. he oversees the permanent collection galleries, including 1860.aces devoted to accomplishments, too many that i cannot going to completely, david was co-curator of an award-winning exhibition in american portraiture. also, curating new exhibits and a historical survey called "the sweat on their face." speaking more directly to this talk tonight, david has his fourth civil war themed exhibit on view at the portrait gallery

st. mary's county i'm ellison barber wusa9. >>> funeral services are on fire as they will take place tomorrow at 1:00. that is open to the public and the family burial. >>> ent -- investigators say johnson was shooting at officers from the third story balcony at the franklin park apartments around 10:30 last night an hour into the standoff. officers shot johnson. medics rushed him to the hospital where he died. police found a handgun and a shotgun inside that apartment. >>> new tonight dc police have arrested a man for the murder of the off-duty secret service officer. 30-year-old arthur baldwin of upper marlboro who was shot on december 15 in southwest washington. police have not discussed a possible motive. but baldwin might have been the victim of a robbery. >>> out of fairfax county tonight, a husband making an emotional plea for his missing wife's safe >> the county firefighter has not been seen for four days, she was reported missing when she show -- when she showed up from work. today we heard from z. >> sweetheart, i love you. i am praying for you. i'm not sure where you are, but to k

st. mary's houses in the woodstock section early this morning. that's when the woman's brother jumped in and stabbed washington several times in the neck and stomach. that's what he's accused of. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. hubbard in the case. he faces a series of charges including second degree murder. >>> the searching for a suspect in a violent robbery. police say a man approached the 24 yaermd woman last night on presidents street in crown heights. he put his arm around her neck and threatened to kill her if she wasn't quiet if you have any information you're asked to call crime stoppers. >>> the new orleans saints are mourning the death of former player killed in the late night shooting. former star defensive lineman will smith, a great talent, was killed in the double shooting in the city's lower garden district last night. this happened following a traffic incident -- accident, i should say. police say both smith and 28-year-old hayes exchanged words after the accident. hayes then pulled out a gun and shot smith and then shot

st. mary's star out to ginobili.wn, right now, third quarter just started, tied 35-35 at the half. >>> dodgers, fourth game of the series, dodgers take the 5-0 lead in the first. about the giants come back. 5-3 l.a. then brandon belt for the ink on his contract is died two run shot. tied at five. dodgers regain the lead until pagan ties it again with a home run. homes in the first seven games, a franchise record. they take three out of four with a 9-6 victory. >>> a's and mariners in seattle. king felix, ten strikeouts in seven innings but the a's waited until the eighth to score. this game went to extras. top ten. could cocoa crisp, see ya. first home run since august of 2014 and the a's win 2-1, improve to 4-3. >>> more from the masters and hopefully a warriors victory at 6:00 p.m. i don't think any of us have seen jordan smythe lose -- i don't say it's a meltdown but unbelievable. bogey, buying guy, and didn't make it a match until 16. and how that's going to affect his confidence will we interesting to watch. >>

st. mary's, charles county, better chance for thunderstorms there today. lower chance of thunder up toward the maryland border, but none the lessin man, does it feel like june. p temperatures in the upper 60s now, will be in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees later on this afternoon. here is future weather. timing out the rain chances, a risk of showers away midday. and here with the cold front itself by later this afternoon, maybe another rumble or two of hunger between 4:00 and 6:00. by 9:00 tonight, everything will be drying out. but not for long. early tomorrow morning, here we are at 5:30, a risk for showers around here. mainly in the first part of the day tomorrow. here is 1:00 tomorrow afternoon. rain chances coming to an end. another cold front comes by saturday night into sunday. that is really going to turn the way things feel away here back from june to february. here is your seven day. 79 today with an 80% chance of a shower or thundershower. tomorrow a lot of clouds. not too much wind tomorrow. passing shower. but sunday, highs only in the upper

st. mary's. pinen point at drayden, all lanes blocked because of that investigation. the construction i was talking about, northbound 3rd street tunnel at massachusetts avenue, that work zone has all lanes blocked. alternate in place there. they push you off of 395 and you get back on. woodrow wilson bridge, just fine. i'll >>> the deadly accident involving a fairfax county police cruiser may have been because of bad weather and poor lighting. it happened along beulah street in the alexandria section of the county saturday night. police say an officer hit jeffrey aguilar when aguilar stepped out will into the stree. the officer had a green light and the dash cam recorded the crash. police have not identified the officer, but say the officer has been with the department for two years. >>> the time is 4:34. service out of d.c.'s 911 center was affected by this weekend's strong winds. the center lost lights and air conditioning after power outage around 11:00 on saturday night. the director for the city's unified communications office moved the operations to the backup l

st. mary's county. he'll be laid to rest there today.to a temple hills house on friday night to check on a person thought to be having a medical emergency. that homeowner said he thought somebody was breaking into his house so he opened fire. the fire department says they will help to respond to calls in prince george's county today so local firefighters can attend the funeral. >>> today a teenager charged in the death of a relative heads to court. dennis adams was stabbed by a 17-year-old relative earlier at a house this month in arlington. the name of the teenager has not been released. a domestic dispute led to the stabbing. >>> good morning. we are watching some big developments in flint, michigan, as it pertains to the water crisis. michigan's attorney genera going to announce criminal charges against three people, two state regulators and a flint employee allegedly at the helm of the wrongdoing, a probe that will likely expand. the felony and misdemeanor charges include violating flint's drinking water law, official misconduct, obs

st. mary's children's hospital. but i really wanted to do something that was my own. >> mm-hmm. >> i feel that i've been very fortunate in life, and i just always wanted to be able to give back. and this is my -- this is my goal and my process. >> have you gone to these places where you've donated the sneakers? >> we have, and the best reward of doing all this is to see the children's faces when you just give them a pair of sneakers -- i mean, something so simple. and the smile and the joy that they exude makes it all worthwhile. >> what is the most special story that you've ever heard? >> getting back to what i just said, i think all the stories are special, seeing each of the children's faces, just being happy and knowing that they have something to wear to school, that their feet are not gonna get damaged. >> the types of infections that we were talking about -- hookworm -- that you can get, we talk about raw sewage in the streets. i've visited -- we can go to some of the caribbean islands that people love to go

st. mary's county. there's more rain back to our west coming our way. current temperatures are in the upper 50s to low to mid-60s now. the next 24 hours look this way, very steady temperatures and steady amounts of cloud cover with occasional periods of light rain. grab the umbrella, you'll need it. >>> thank you, chuck. coming up at 6:03, now to decision 2016. many of you may be wondering who won the primaryra mikulski's seat. >> we'll go forward and win the general election! and we're going to be part of a new democratic majority in the united states senate! >> maryland is on the verge of an all male delegation. when will our voices be effective, legitimate, equal leaders in a big ten party? vanhollen will take on kathy szeliga this november. >>> now to the congressional races in our area starting with the eight direction. jamie raskin is the hollen has held since 2003. and the race for the congressional distrieight distrs the most expensive. and he will face dan cox in the general election. to the fourth congressional district, former lieutenant gove

st. mary's, virginia. of course, here in richmond the r.e.ee camp of armored veterans were no less dedicated to protecting their memory of the lost cause. this is an image from gettysburg in 1888 where union veterans gathered to dedicate one of the many monuments at gettysburg. african-americans for their part celebrated emancipation days. for the most part, confederates lauded the lost cause. unionists the union cause. and african-americans along with their abolitionist allies the emancipationist cause. despite the fact there were these very distinct memories of the war and very concerted efforts to protect what they saw as the truth of the war, despite this, by the 1880s and 1890s there was a culture of reconciliation. americans were celebrating the fact that they had come back together. the creation of the first military park authorized by congress in 1890 and dedicated in 1895. this is proof that the nation has come back together. here we had union and confederate soldiers united to dedicate a national military park. a popular play, music

st. mary's county sheriff's office dui check points in the area.nated driver program that runs today until 10:00 p.m. for partygoers who need assistance. >> there is off a calm voice on the other end of a 911 call. as we learned, the job can get very personal for those who are expected to keep their cool. >> who took the call? >> you can hear her voice. >> but tpaoeupbgd the face can be a challenge. >> we are different creatures. we go home and try not to take this with us. >> behind this wall, mashika cunningham. the past 13 years she's been taking 911 calls here in prince william county. and dispatching first responders. a team effort. >> that's the thing about 911. we all have each other's back. >> a bond february 27th. >> hold your fire. >> right now it is a normal day. we were shifting shifts. and i was sitting here. >> officers responded to a domestic call turned deadly. ronald hamilton accused of killing wife crystal. police say he then opened fire on them. >> i just want to be clear. do we have officers involved in a shooting? >> we have th

of -- you know, it really wasn't news, i didn't think of it as, "oh, he's calling her, you know, st. mary magdalene." i just said "prostituting" has been used as a word for lobbyists, for those people who feed into the zeitgeist, the money. so i really -- i think we're making much ado about nothing. >> if you look at the ads that she is running and that are being run on her behalf, it's very much, "it's your turn," aimed at women, those women votes. >> absolutely. >> is that really gonna work in this cycle? is it getting energy? it's hard for me to gauge if women are being energized by this. >> i haven't seen a lot of energy across the board. let me just say that first and foremost. but i go back to this opportunity that a lot of women are looking at to "make history" if they send hillary clinton definitively across the finish line and say, "this is our candidate," and you can do it across the board. pennsylvania has not sent a female as a u.s. senator ever. so if you're really pushing -- >> and it didn't work so well for attorney general. >> no, we got that. but what i'm saying is if you

st. mary's county about another hour or so, passing well south of the metro area.ve some low clouds with us. just a w of those showers pa passing around us. just some clouds hanging in overnight tonight. hovering in the 50s overnight. early tomorrow morning, early thursday morning, that's when we'll see another round of rain getting closer to us. those are showers at 5:00 a.m. coming into northern virginia and the shenandoah valley. they're coming right into the metro area again. some more showers as well farther to the west. they'll begin to during the re e during the rest of the day on thursday. first pitch is at 7:05. just some clouds around. just a slight chance of some sprinkles at the start of the game. mid 50s. mid 50s throughout the rest of the game. waiting for the bus and metro, that's when you need the umbrella. maybe back into the 50s. chance of sprinkles 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. greater chance of those showers moving in the rest of the day on thursday into thursday evening. then on friday another cloudy, cool day. highs only reaching around 60 degrees. a few

st. mary's county. it is all tracking due east.another hour or so, wet coming down 95 out of stafford county into southern maryland, lower part of the eastern shore. if you want to get a run in, right now is a good time. into the evening hours, we'll be hovering into the mid 50s. we flat line with our temperatures. just remaining cloudy through the rest of the evening. post your pictures like sue did. in addition to the azaleas, we have the tulips coming up now. love seeing those. post them there on my twitter page and facebook as temperatur temperatures, it's in the 50s. those showers passing to our south here for the rest of the afternoon and evening will stay dry here into the evening hours. metro area stays dry, but more showers get into the shenandoah valley. this is at 5:00 in the morning. some more showers beginning to move on in. by 8:00, more showers moving into the metro area. first pitch is at 7:05. should stay dry. just a slight chance of a sprinkle around 7:00. we'll be in the 50s. waiting for the bus and the metro tom

the 34 will anne arundel county, calvert, st. mary rei'll county. closer to the weather and the by a. a little breeze will warm it up a smidge. high pressure is responsible for cold sunshine we have. in the morning they will turn southeast. the clouds will increase in afternoon. the rain will move in and be steady heavy rain from the morning until midday. if this timing is right we will feel better about the nats home opener at 4:00 on friday. but another cold front will be behind it with the scattered showers. the average wake-up of 30 degrees. 50 in midday. 58 in the average. we have more ups and downs but we leave the week on a high note. thursday, period of rain is likely. saturday a cold front will come back. then the question is are we going to warm up beyond tuesday? or cooler again? survey says, turn cooler. alison: again! doug: sorry. okay. a risk that can stop a commuter in the track. the idea of a metro closing for weeks. coming up we talk about the risk and what must be done. >> a shot that brought a local coach to tears. we talk to kris

st. mary's county. so we will keep you up to date. this will be in culpeper in 20 minutes.n hour 95 will be a lot harder to community than it is right now. look at your futurecast. here comes the storms between hague and 10: -- 8:00 and 10:00 so this is where you can see the gustier winds and more lightning and hail is possible, too. so the main chance for rain is this morning. and then a break in the action through the middle of the day. moments of sunshine. temperatures near 80 degrees. and sunshine -- southwesterly winds. this sets the stage for showers and storms to pop up along the front as it comes on through. so between 4:00 and 6:00 along the metro, another round of showers and storms. and then dry out for the overnight hours. and tomorrow morning another round of showers. no thunderstorms. just good rain. we dry out for the afternoon. sunshine and last chance for showers while you are sleeping on saturday and sunday. and then see the temperatures drop off a bit for sunday. 81 today, 65 for tomorrow. 52 and blustery on sunday. getting into the 40s and keeping my eye

st. mary's county just ended. tracy wilkins has more on how he was remembered. >> reporter: when the bag pipes stopped playing for firefighter john ulmschneider, there was silence among the hundreds outside st. john's parish. so quiet you could hear footsteps. and when the church was packed to capacity, those left stood and listened to the service from outside the church. for this captain, this is a long good-bye to a good friend and how he died weighs heavy on this firefighter's mind. >> i actually had to go into two doors my last shift. you start thinking who knows what's there. >> reporter: the investigation into how 37-year-old john ulmschneider was shot and killed in the line of duty continues. another firefighter kevin swain was shot friday as the two were entering a home of a medical emergency. the shooter has not been charged. he told police he thought someone was breaking into his home. and now the next phase begins with you willulmschneider's wife dad. >> we will stand behind them the rest of my days. >>

st. mary's county and fredericksburg. there's more showers back to the west. this is the next round back down towards roanoke and charlottesville. this will move into the d.c. metro area this evening. we're not done with the rain just yet. if you are heading out tonight, take the umbrella. sunset tonight 7:62. some showers around the area. take the umbrella if you're out to dinner or the nats game. shower possible by 11:00. it could linger into your saturday. much more on that coming up in just a minute. >>> the president goes to buckingham palace. first at four. a royal meeting for the first couple and whether they were able to overshadow some of the stronger is blasting without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up.

st. mary's, west virginia. richmond, the camp of confederate veterans were no less dedicated to creating and protecting their memory of the lost cause. this is an image from gettysburg where veterans had gathered to make this the union memorial park. after -- african-americans for their part, another picture from richmond, celebrated emancipation day. for the most part, confederates the lost cause and african-americans along with their abolitionist allies the emancipation cause. despite the fact that there were very distinct memories of the war and concerted efforts on the part of all of these groups to protect what they saw as the truth of the war, despite this, 1890's, there and was a culture of reconciliation. americans were celebrating that they had come back together. they created the first national military park. the first one was in chattanooga. it was authorized by congress in 18 -- in 1880. this was proof that the nation had come back together. union and confederate soldiers united to dedicate the nati

st. mary's gun store worked just like it was supposed to when a would-be robber broke in.a look at the surveillance video. the lights are off when the man smashes through the door of the acme gun store. the lights go off as soon as he gets in the store. he freezes and then decides to run off. sheriffs are searching for him. >>> there is a $25,000 reward being offered out there to help find paintings worth 25% that much. we see what happened to the very, very valuable soup. so -- valued at just under half a million dollars were snatched from. >> it feels like the loss of a family member. >> reporter: created in 1968 by that pop star/pop artist andy warhol, they were part of a series called "campbell soup i." >> when they think of andy warhol, they think of the soup cans. >> they say it's a big time frame. these were picked up by video surveillance in norway. . they had. hollywood action flicks. it took pete brosnan just seconds to relive the robbery. tonight a $25,000 reward is being offered to anyone who might help lead the authorities to seven very cherished tins of soup.

st. mary's county, calvert county, not a a lot.ere's the cluster of activityit east of charlotte.harl the second round moving down interstate 64 generally west too east. we do have to keep an eye on this big complex with the severe thunderstorm watch in west virginia, parts of ohio, ke,ntucky. all of that we think is going to continue moving eastward, muchaw of it passing us by to our south as it all sinks out with theks frontal boundary.fr i think there could be a couple of light showers hanging around tomorrow morning. clearly best chance for scattered storms will be southle of d.c. big temperature drop wednesday. that's that 20-degree droopy was talking about. and then shower chances are going to remain in the forecast this week. gardener want to hear about thio becauses it's been dry. some of of your grass might already be starting to dry up. we'll have weak areas of low pressure that will ride and give us another chance of showers, not just tomorrow,omo maybe a little better chance one thursday as a waive of low wai pressure r

st. mary's county. police have been on the scene at route 5 and ludville road for the last few hours.we're working to find out if anyone was hurt in this crash. investigators are warning drivers to expect delays. as soon as we hear back from police, we'll have an update here as well as on our nbc washington app. >>> i'm kristin wright at the live desk which sounds to be good consumer news. it's a broadband label. let me explain. it's kind of there's lot of excitement and the players are feeling it, too. >> definitely. the day you lose those butterflies in your stomach are the days that are gone forever. >> the day begins at 4:00 p.m. gio gonzalez could start the home opener this thursday. tickets to that game cost as little as $50 and as much as $1500 on line. >>> it's also a big day for basketball fans. the ncaa championship game. i'll tell you about the special relationship between two of the opposing players. >>> plus a slow speed police wall street. the nra. they're powerful. they usually get their way. but not with democrat donna edwards. she won't take cash from wall street bank

. >> developing air traffic control system for drones today and flights set to begin at noon st. mary country and blacksburg. each test site will launch several drones to communicate smully for a by nasa. >> baltimore gas and electric is helping to prevent fires. they purchased shok alarms to be handed out anne arrundel and prince korj younty fire department. two department have programs where firefighters will install smoke alarms in homes for free. happeninged in district mayor bowser will announce a new initiative to grow local disbusinesses in the districts. it's transformed emerging corridors in d.c. into driving neighborhood centers the city is giving out 0 grants worth more than $5 million. >> still ahead the lululemon lab. details about a new store next. >> limited edition gear though there. >> update for newly wed cup until england. ut, oh the larry that was not theirs they represent today and drove it into the house. the bride was in the car. they were not hurt. the car did not fare so well. apparently the groom foot got caught in the car matt and pressed gas instead of brea