annapolis coming in at 66 degrees. but what a gorgeous evening. you know what? i just saw snow flakes fall as i changed that map. note to self, let's get them out of the forecast even if they are just animated. more records are expected tomorrow. i think we're going to be really shattering these records as well that are all in the upper 70s. for tomorrow. the restaurants are opening up, they've got their patio seating and ready to go and caitlin roth is standing by out in one of the hubs in dupont circle which is always hopping even when it's not warm out. >> reporter: i'm sure the same thing is going on in every other dc neighborhood. we're down in dupont circle. everyone is in full spring mode which includes eating outside, leaving work early. it's a beautiful day and this is the second day in a row that we've been so warm. yes, it's normal commuting time, we've been out here for a little bit and observing everyone who's been sfeng the afternoon outdoors. people maybe just hanging out in the circle there or like i said dining outside. i know there were no reco

also want to point out annapolis closer to the water there. you might not get quite as warm as the rest of us, then again you do live near water thand's a great benefit as well. let me show you what's going on for the next couple of days. even warmer for wednesday at 80 degrees. that's one of the days we think we could tie the record high temperature. how did it change so fast? there's a lot of heat building in the south. high pressure is in what we call the sweet spot. it's often referred to as a bermuda high pressure when it's here. in that position it comes up south and southwest wind flow and brings in all the warm air from the south. mid 70s tomorrow and 80 degrees is what we're thinki wednesday and thursday. and both of those days could be very close to tying or breaking the record. here's high pressure now and you can see also something else it's doing, and that is as we put our future cast in motion, it's keeping a big wall up. it will not have any luck doing that throughout the week. but it will probably have some luck breaking down t

brad bell is in annapolis with the fight over no was law. brad: even as we speak, richly out a is in a senate office building sharing his start -- rich is in a senate office building sharing his story. he says that when his son died, he left the country. he wanted to get away. he didn't want to have anything to do with us in the media. then he came home and realized he had to speak out. rich was retired, playing golf, enjoying life until that terrible december night. hit by a drunk driver. days later, rich was at his bedside as his only son slipped away. at first, he wanted to run away and hide, but >> we needed to find a purpose. >> that purpose, fighting drunk driving. now rich is a powerful task force of one and he once you to his message. >> most of us have driven drunk at some point in our lives, so we tend not to think of it as a crime, but it is a crime against humanity. today, he is trying to pass a son's name. to do it. i have to do it for no up. liata thought he had a a couple of weeks ago, but the bill the house passed says, was h

brad: i'm brad bell in annapolis. coming up, we is it down one-on-one with governor larry hogan and talk roads, buet and presidential politics. michelle: we continue to monitor breaking news out of richmond where someone opened fire at a greyhound bus station. we learned that the shooter is dead. we'll have the latest when we come back. narrator: all that political mail mlet's simplify.lming. only one candidate has been endorsed by the washington post: kathleen matthews. as a journalist and progressive leader at marriott, she has a broad and deep facility with policy. emily's list praises matthews as pro-choice and the post says on gun control, clean energy, education and health research kathleen matthews "has greater potential, following the van hollen model, to move the ball forward." kathleen: i'm kathleen matthews and i approve this message. michelle: we want to get update on breaking news out of richmond, virginia. go to jennifer donelan at the live desk. the suspect is dead? jennifer: the suspect is dead but we

radar shows some snow up toward frederick, maryland, down towards annapolis, but what it doesn't show you is it's still falling in parts of the area, it's bust. >> he, very light snow. you can see what's happening back to the west. the bigger part of the storm is become to the west. as it transfers energy off the coast, we will lose a lot of moisture. this is not going to be a very big storm for the region. winter weather advisory in effect in the purple areas through early tomorrow morning. that most likely the result of what we'll be dealing with, the timing of this. winter storm warning down to the south. i don't think they'll hit the criteria either. we'll have to wait and see. look at the temperatures. well above freezing all across the area. anything that falls this evening will quickly melt. i will have the updated snowfall total map in a minute. >> and if you don't have it now, you should download our nbc washington app so you can keep track of the storm and get any >>> and we're also following a developing story right now. two men are charged with forcing a 16-year-old girl i

also want to point out annapolis closer to the water there. you might not get quite as warm as the rest of us you do live near water thand's a great benefit as well. let me show you what's going on for the next couple of days. even warmer for wednesday at 80 degrees. that's one of the days we think we could tie the record high temperature. how did it change so fast? there's a lot of heat building in the south. high pressure is in what we call the sweet spot. it's often referred to as a bermuda high pressure when it's here. in that position it comes up south and southwest wind flow and brings in all the warm air from the south. mid 70s tomorrow and 80 degrees is what we're thinking for wednesday and thursday. and both of those days could be very close to tying or breaking the record. here's high pressure now and you can see also something else it's doing, and that is as we put our future cast in motion, it's keeping a big it will not have any luck doing that throughout the week. but it will probably have some luck breaking down that ridge of hi

in annapolis, i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >>> a nice day today and improving the forecast. we've got a busy weekend to look forward to. >> busy weekend, busy holiday weekend. we've got nice spring weather. can i wear the suit now? >> sure, why not. >> i haven't worn it since after labor day. >> break out the spring clothes. >> not the shoes, your whi >> i need to change those? >> yeah. >> darn it. >> especially with those argyle socks. >> i ask a question, see what happens. >> out there, plenty of blue skies all across the area. i'll tell you tomorrow, maybe the shorts, that's going to be the case. reston coming in with plenty of sunshine. great sunshine down towards the marina area, the tidal basin. all looking good. going to be a very nice evening. 62 degrees with sunshine. 60 by 7:00, dropping into the 50s by 9:00, 10:00 tonight. nice couple of spring days coming up. 63 rockville. how about manassas at 63 degrees. and huntingtown, coming in at 62. storm team 2 radar, all clear. nothing to talk about as far as that's concerned. or into the day on thursday. thursday night

>> reporter: i'm darcy spencer in annapolis where some are trying to close a loophole in maryland law of that may have allowed the death of two young children allegedly at the hands of their own mom. the story ahead. >>> and what do you think is going to happen in the gop nominating race? could trump be the nominee? we've been asking this question today on social media, and a lot of you are still voting on our facebook page. look at that. 45%, trump will be the nominee. 38%, contested convention. 17%, third-party candidacy. ahead, we'll find out what mitt romney had to say about having the wrong guy for the job. >> you say, wait, wait, wait, isn't he a huge business success? doesn' no, he isn't, and, no, he doesn't.

an important bill will be introduced maryland state out in annapolis. house bill 1396 to expand the definition of abuse under the new law apus would include wrip and electronic harassment domestic abuse and encourageen and next weekend, you could seem national p peak bloom prediction asen they now suspect cherry blossoms will bloom march 18 to 23. this week's warm weather accelerated bloom watch earlier this month and earlier this month they predict today would happen later and more into april. the date plan changed to sigh the iconic cherry blossoms. >> in the meantime we're walking on sunshine. >> that's a good way to say it. >> it was loverly yesterday. hi on my shorts. we were outside playing basketball neighbors kids came over it was outstanding. >> right. exactly as it was meant to be. >> absolutely. >> and are we going to do that again today. >> yes i don't know if you get a basketball we'll be war 40 to 50 or so could be upper 30s around let's see it will be record high temperature todayen and there will be record high temperature for tomorrow a

. >>> this is chris gordon in annapolis. how the family of a montgomery county police officer killed by a drunk driver is fighting for to old town, alexandria to ask folks some questions about the area. let's go. what common snack was first grown right here peanuts! peanuts! fresh roasted peanuts! (man laughs) peanuts! did that surprise you? that was very surprising! you know what else might surprise you? geico is the number one auto insurer in the d.c. metropolitan area. call or click today to see how much you could save with geico. >>> you're watching news4 at 5:00. >> and welcome back at 5:30. i'm jim handly. >> and i'm wendy rieger. right now in arlington, police are looking for the suspect in city's second road rage case in less than a week. >> this latest incident happened yesterday afternoon just past four mile run drive where news4's meagan fitzgerald joins us live as police look for that suspect. meagan? >> reporter: and, jim, this all happened at this intersection just behind us here. police say it was the suspect

and annapolis still holding up at 45 degrees. again get outside the beltway not all kids in school but there's some in school this morning. pickup time with sunshine 28 suburbs and 43 in town. and after school drop-off. it will be sunny. little breezy late this afternoon. and look here's what's going on high pressure is firmly in control today. warm companies off the east coast and a lot of thunderstorm activity and thunderstorm severe weather outbreak there over the next couple afternoon and evenings and we'll have a chance of thunderstorms very, very spotty tomorrow afternoon and better chance of that does not look like we're talking about severe weather at this point. today we're 64. tomorrow, into friday we jump into the 7 0s. how nice will that be. i'm going to say it right now. some of the modeling is hinting at temperatures even into upper 7 0s on friday. wii we cool down saturday 62. colder for sunday. surprised looks like we'll only be in the 50s. here's weekend forecast. it looks dry both days and a lot of sunshine tryi

ther annapolis by the water aer little cooler of course.of okay, there's your forecast. fec we'll talk more weekende forecast coming up in just a co bit. erin is in with a look atat your -- let's see, this is i thursday morning.th you like to call itur what? wha >> friday eve, gary. it just sounds pleasant doesn't it? your morningour commute is not -- what am i -- off to a terrible start.rt it's not friday yet. yet road work between 1212 leften 1 lanes blockade there.dehe give your smell extra time te that's before 121. aside from that we havet we another work zone in princei georges county.ge 95 northbound between the icc i the vial blocked. so something to keep in mind m if you have to head to bwi for a flight. bw parkway quiet right now. rigw work zone 395 southbound afterda so many nasty aside from work fo zones not seeing any major maj slowdowns. we'll take a live look outsideot next. back to you. >> thank you erin.nkou e >>> starting to feel likeeel l spring with these warmer temperatures like i needed to l >> i know. a lot of you have probablyik hav enjoyed spend

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that's the latest live in annapolis. chris, back to you. >> thank you, chris. >>> family and friends have said their final good-byes to a family killed in a horrible crash in bethesda. funeral services were held today at catholic university for michael, alessandra, and thomas buarque de macedo. thomas was a student at walt whitman and the family was coming up river road to go to a play. another car slammed into them. >>> the memorial bridge is badly in need of repair and it could close if the park service doesn't get the $250 million needed to fix it. tonight we're hearing from lawmakers in northern virginia. news4's tom sherwood has a closer look at the crumbling infrastructure and what it's going to take to keep this bridge open. ♪ >> reporter: president-elect bill clinton, 1993 crossing over the memorial bridge as part of his inaugural ceremony. today the memorial bridge is still the most beautiful in the region, but its roadway and infrastructure are falling apart despite millions in spot repairs. >> the deck that

today they went to annapolis to lobby for legislation. another tool if you will to help stem the tid violence. angela alsobrooks told me of seven of the eighth homicides in the county have been domestic in nature, including this that took place in early february where her woman and 2-year-old daughter were shot outside the townhouse in fort washington. allegedly by the baby's father. children have been present at the most recent domestic homicides in the county. people must speak up and get themselves and others help. we were raised in a culture that said mind your business. you can no longer mind your business. you have to get involved. suzanne: tonight at 5:00, surprising statistics about how prince george's county compares to the rest of the state. when it comes to domestic related homicides. reporting live in tonight in landover, suzanne kennedy, abc7 michelle: we want anyone you know to get help. go to wjla.com and search domestic hotline. we have the phone number of the local and the national centers to reach out to. just search dom

washington 50 degrees.de 48 in annapolis.. frederick 46 degrees. 49 at dulles.49t du cool temperatures moved in yesterday and with us early thit morning although once we breakre out in sunshine this afternoon we should pump the temperaturese pretty quickly into the mid to m upper 60s. 6 last of the rain showers movingv through as we speak. sak. our frontal system right there. and is that quickly pushesckly e through to the east and lifts te off to the north you'll notice few thing.few thi rain will completely shut off.tf winds will start to pick up andu well.well i do want tomorrow if a size the winds will be with us this b afternoon as we could see windse gusting at times, 30, 40 plus0 u miles per hour.r hr because of that we have a windwi advisory for the northern tearoh of our viewing area. v howard county, columbia,olum thinking of you, montgomerymonto county, loudoun county all under that wind advisory. ais anybody off to the north and and west here 2:00 p.m. through tou midnight we can see windswinds gusting 40 plus to t

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cool this morning. 49 washington 45 became gaithersburg and 48 annapolis and leonardtown 46. you see in the mountains flirting low 40s in frederick. 43 at had our even 42 hagerstown. winds, arrows showing you wind out of north west and blow 10 to 15 with occasional gusts over 20. breezes will be back. not the gusty whipped of yesterday but still breezes at times gusting to 25. that combination of daytime highs in upper 50s and winds north and west will give it early spring feel to the day. it should be a very, very pleasant day. satellite and radar clear skies overnight and quiet conditions and sunny day. high pressure off west. and again that northwest flow keeps it quiet for the time being. you can see regionally not a lot going on. if you get on the roads later today that kind of thing i think you're in good shape to the carolinas and as you head up north to new england looking quiet here. high pressure, northwest flow today. starts to scott offshore by tomorrow. and we get return flow. temperatures get pumped back up to low 6 0s and we should do 70 az round hereby thursda

steve is speechless suddenly. 37 annapolis. freezing temperatures dulles. 31, 28 mannasas and 29 culpeper yeah so again chilly start to the day here. headed o to school. that kind of thing once you get your jacket red. mild afternoon. we start freezing and by afternoonp in low 60s. satellite and radar schemely quiet. clear skies. beautiful moon. and we are looking at quiet conditions through the day. turning breezy much like yesterday. lots of breezes. otherwise high temperatures top out low 60s. 62 daytime high and plenty of sunshine. rain showers tomorrow morning. we still got a taste of winter on 7 day forecast. and maybe we'll talk about that 70 degree day next week as well. >> just one day. >> no a couple. >> all right. that's bets are. >> couple days. >> that's better. >> erin good morning. >> good morning. >> 6:06 and busy on roads about the i want to do weather again. because i want to tell you about the cold front moving in. for friday and then tucker promises temperatures in the 6 60s and 70s possibly hitting next wee

naval academy in annapolis. 60 degrees along the shores of the river. sunshine to clouds and the sunshine and the clouds and back and forth that darkened up. no rain there. the air is dry outside. we have a air amount of rain on the doppler radar. not a lot of it is reaching the ground. numbers on st. patrick's day. 69 and 49. the high and low. both values well above average. sunset is 7:16. now we have more daylight time than night time. that will continue until we hit summer solstice at the end of june. mid-60's around the metro area. holding to 70 degrees in fredericksburg and charlottesville. 61 in annapolis now. 60 now. and influence of the wind across the cooler waters. tonight, you have plan to be out for st. patrick's day. be safe and be smart. have fun. the most you will see in some spot is a brief sprinkle. later tonight the skies will clear. thep rain is he of. it not enough to change the tree pollen in the air. most of the activesy is north. we are picking this up on the radar. a fair amount is evaporating before it hit the ground. nice day

. >>> this is chris gordon in annapolis. maryland lawmakers are considering tough new gun laws. how they are trying to protect remen and childn from domestic >>> i'm pat lawson muse at the live desk. right now doctors are working to try to save an apartment who was pulled from an apartment fire in southeast washington. the fire started just before 4:00 this afternoon on minnesota avenue. firefighters say when they got there, they found flames coming from three floors of an apartment building and they rescued a person from the third floor. that person is listed in critical condition. several firefighters, two, in fact, were also treated for minor injuries. d.c. police say several school resource officers ran into that building and that they rescued a dog and several people before firefighters even got there. we don't know where those resource officers came from, but we do know that anacostia high sc i we'll continue to follow this story. we'll have updates on the nbc washington app. back to you. >>> pat, thank you. >>> maryland has some of the toughest gun laws in the kcounty and

in annapolis, i'm tracee wilkins. news4. about the stabbing in the district that involved two young teenagers, both girls. and it has just turned deadly. >>> plus security has been visibly increased in the nation's capital after the terror attacks in brussels. how it has impacted the thousands of people in our town for the cherry blossom festival. >>> we still have more coverage as we learn new details about the raids under way in belgium. after those deadly bombings today. more team coverage just minutes away. >>> the chair asks that the house now observe a moment of silence in memory of the victims of the terrorist attacks in brussels. companies must adapt.changing environment, but one thing should remain constant - a financial relationship with someone that understands and cares about your business. pnc corporate and institutional banking offers strategies tailored to your company's needs. know that our dedicated teams of local experts offer insight to help you achieve your business objectives. see how working with pnc ca

those on both sides of the gun debate demonstrated in annapolis yesterday. some demonstrators say that they want to keep guns from people who are mentally ill. they want long guns to be registered and weapons illegally owned by domestic offenders to be confiscated. >> it's not the gun laws that are a problem, it's the way the criminals we already have on the books are not being enforced. >> other gun owners say they have a second maeamendment righo bear arms. >>> kyle odom will be held in d.c. for another month. he appeared in court here in washington yesterday after the secret service arrested him outside of the white house. they say he through several objects including a manifesto over the white house fence. the judge called odom a threat to the community. he's accused of shooting the pastor last weekend a day after he spoke at a ted cruz the pastor's family put out a statement saying they're excited that their father can concentrate on getting better without worrying about his family's safety. >>> we're learning more about the baltimore school police offi

naval academy in annapolis, maryland. now, annapolis right now experiences about 50 nuisance floods a year. under the best- case scenario, in 30 years hence it could be as high as over 240, about, high tides a year. if we have a highest-emission scenario, it could be as high as 380 tides a year, many of those twice a day. we think, there's only 365 days in the year. pretty much, that's almost... you know, it's inundation at that point. >> and in this country, we have encouraged people to build on coastal areas, barrier islands, and other high-risk areas that inevitably raise the risk level and the exposure, not only by property values, high-valued properties, but the cost of repair d recove, both f thhomeowne as wells the public infrastructure that supports them. so think roads and bridges and that kind of thing. so it--the cost of climate change has to be factored in both in public and private insurance and public and private financial support for the structures that support people's homes and where they live. >> when fl

bay temperatures starting too warm up, 46 leonardtown, 45 in annapolis. beautiful day tomorrow less wind than today. cooler. daytime high in the low to mid 60, 63 degrees. 61 gaithersburg. 60 hagerstown, 65 in culpeper. i don't think i've done such ai' long forecast in my and tire life. we got rain showers for east e regular role monday. keep fingers cross look like rain showers around unfortunately.un and we'll start to warm back up near 70. there's signs first week inek april we may have another round, i don't want to call ther it winter weather, cold whether we may not be out of the winter woods yet. cold temperatures around. all right guys back to you. >> nicely done. >> tucker's been up since fourin this morning. >> do i sit here. >> yes you >> hi. so awkward. >> no it's not. >> sit finger between the two of you. >> two good looking men with good jobs. >> your irresistible. let's talk about some elephants shall we. stand up vetch tear januaryc above if any.h they eight everything from apples, oranges, watermelons, allots and fresh italian bread. they

that's the latest live in annapolis. pat, back to you. >> chris gordon. thank you, chris. >>> something in the water. in a couple days thousands of you may notice something different about the water in your home. what the water company says you should do about it. >>> it's going to be a busy night for storm team4. snowflakes will start falling in a matter of hours. around the clock updates on this as a small business owner, you know things have a way of moving fast. but if your network can't keep up, it can really slow you down. so switch to the 100% fiber optic network of verizon fios. you'll get 99.9% network reliability, and the fastest wi-fi available. for a network that moves as fast as your business. right now, upgrade to fios 50 meg or higher internet and phone and get $250 back. call or go online today. small business is better on a better network. >>> this is a storm team4 weather alert. >> al

the now 40-year-old annapolis medical office administrator was released on parole in 2013 after speaking four years of a 10-year prison sentence for killing two men in a drunk driving crash in the summer of 2009. today in a rockville courtroom she told the judge she had indeed been drinking and driving again in recent months, in clear violation of her probation. the divorced mother of an eight-year-old daughter had previously told the court and her parole officer it was al toids that had mistakingly triggered her cars interlock system. >> the prosecutor called her a poster child for the interlock system and said the interlock works. and but for the interlock, she would have been driving more. >> reporter: she had her bond revoked today, left court in hand kufrs. a frustrated judge calling her a liar, an alcoholic, a threat to kill somebody else. >> this is an individual that was given multiple chances, both at sentencing and through her probation time to rehabilitate herself or keep herself on the straight and narrow and some jail time is certainly appropriate. >> reporter: prosecutors a

this is what i was talking about, places like annapolis along the bay, definitely cooler. that south wind not going to pump into the 70s and 80s to you guys. just 67 degrees and on thursday when we should hit 80 again, we'll also cool in annapolis. we cool off for the weekend, 65 degrees and then we get that extra hour of daylight on sunday. jim, back to you. >> it is time to raise a spoon and honor one of america's long-time favorite breakfast foods, we are talking about cereal. >> yes, today is national cereal day and cereal sales have slowed down in recent years have looked to other options to start their day. but one brand is topping the list as america's favorite. and that is frosted flakes. >> you know why. that's because they're great! >> not happy about that. it's not a healthy thing to do. sugar in the morning. >> i know. but i always like frosted mini wheats. >> grape nuts. >> it's okay to have a little -- i had frosted flakes this morning. >> did you really? >> tony the tiger. >> just because your name is tony the tiger doesn't mean you're required. >> just beca

in annapolis, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: tonight d.c. mayor muriel bowser will deliver her state of the district speech. she is scheduledded to share her take where the city stands at 5:30 arena stage in southwest. you can watch it on newschannel8. jonathan: time for a check of the traffic wation. jamie sullivan has the details. a lot of red behind you. jamie: i'm starting off with the waze map. if you have the waze app you know what i'm talking about. it helps you on the road. the way to find us is traffic watch 7 to become a wazer. look here. northbound kenilworth avenue. as we move north, we are still slow closer to route 50. we again. not too much to worry about. as we take a live look outside, moving to virginia. south of the occoquan, bumper to bumper traffic driving in the sun. we have sun glare and now taking a look at the volume. the heaviest volume on the inner loop. on the american legion bridge, about 15 minutes, but 270 is clear once you get there. that is a look at traffic. back to you. michelle: better late than never. jus

therenoughe that it's sticking in placesin p and there could be a slipperye p spot or two.r two 32 annapolis, leonardtownnato still getting snow 32 degrees2dr fredericksburg 32, dulles and gaithersburg below freeing, 32 dulles, 30 in gaithersburg. looking at our satellite and sat radar you can see the systemsees winding down snowing for parts of the regio d with this for, again, i think t an hour or two and then it should pretty much wind down here. how much snow are we lookingoo yacht just a coating here in he d.c. and slightly highertly hig amounts off to the south and toh east. i'll have all the details onalle the forecast.as snowing here for another hourora or two and then things windshing up pretty quick and we'll bequic in for a much nicer fridayda afternoon. those details, weekend stillketi looking at 70's next week. we'll talk about all thattalk al coming up.co back to you.ou >> thanks tuck. >>> a few flurries in thees ithe district. got hit harder about an hourer or so south of d.c. d let's get a check on the roads out there.out t >> melanie alnwick is live in california maryland th

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noo it could be 63 in annapolis oneo of the cooler spots. and about 74 in fredericksburg and then going on toward our 5:00 temperature of 78-degrees. there will be some places in the -- 80 at that point. we think we'll probably hit the high temperature right around 7:00. even at this hour we're still at 56-degrees here in the district when you consider that 53 is the i is quite an unusual weather uu pattern to say the least. we're talking about records tomorrow. what about thursday and the t weekend. we'll delve into that in just as few minutes. m > one of the up sides of this h warm weather is changing the cherry blossoms predicted peak p bloom dates. the national park service movedd the dates to between march 18 and the federal. that is nearly two weeks earlier than first predicted. the tidal basin will open one week earlier. e peak prediction is when 70 percent of the trees are in bloom. > an update on the girl who was one of the victims of last summer's crime wave. her story has been one that has struck a cord with am people.e. today we

it could be 63 in annapolis one of the cooler spots. and about 74 in fredericksburg and then going on toward our 5:00 temperature of 78-degrees. there will be some places in the -- 80 at that point. we think we'll probably hit the high temperature right around 7:00. even at this hour we're still at 56-degrees here in the district when you consider that 53 is the average high for the day. i is quite pattern to say the least. we're talking about records tomorrow. what about thursday and the weekend. we'll delve into that in just a few minutes. > one of the up sides of this warm weather is changing the cherry blossoms predicted peak bloom dates. the national park service moved the dates to between march 18 and the federal. that is nearly two weeks earlier than first predicted. the tidal basin will open one week earlier. peak prediction is when 70 percent of the trees are in bloom. > an update on the girl who was one of the victims of last summer's crime wave. her story has been one that has struck a cord with am people. today we caught up

mary's in annapolis. temperatures at the noon hour, 46 in manassas and leesburg. or he thought at andrews. baltimore at 46. ?c46 at reagan national airport. gusty wind out of the west northwest ringing cooler dry air. windspeed 24 miles per hour at manassas and 23 at reagan national. driving wind chills into the mid-30's. but the afternoon we will warm up around 50 degrees come upper 40's, low 50's. a bit milder than the weekend at the northwesterly wind will continue. as we get the the next couple of days we will see improvements. cloudiness will pass by at times . high pressure will build in the next couple of days. we are not in th wind but they will develop and that will be the mechanism to get warmer and warmer. before you know it will feel like spring again. we will look ahead to the weekend, coming up. autria: about time since it is officially finally spring. if there are problems on the roadways, you cannot blame the weather. jamie: luckily, traffic looks really good three not seeing big issues. if you have to head out, no problems along the capital beltwa

naval academy in annapolis, maryland. now, annapolis right now experiences about 50 nuisance floods a year. under the best- case scscenario, in 30 years hee it could be as high as over 240, about, hihigh tides a year. if we have a highesest-emission scenario, it could be as high as 380 tides a year, many of those twice a day. we think, there's only 365 days in the year. pretty much, that's almost... you know, it's inundation at that pointnt. >> and in this country, we have encouraged people to build on coastal areas, barrier islands, and other high-risk areas that inevitably raise the risk level and the exposure, not only by property valueses, high-valued properties, b t the ct ofof repr r and coveveryboth f f the homeneners awellll athe puic infraructure at suorts s em. so think r rds and idges anthat kind thing.o it--thcost of imate change has to be factored in both in public and privivate insurance and public d private finanancial support for the structures that suppoport people's homes a and where they live. >> when f

up to about 70. 70 67 washington.ashi 66 in annapolis. 66 in baltimore. off to north and west seeing cool air start to filter in here. 61 this afternoon in martinsburg of the these temperates going to start to tumble. night fall we're going to get clearing exercise. exe these numbers are going to be much much cooler. winds still with us then to 15 miles an hour.. wind there, these are sustainedd winds up in hagerstown.stow 17 quantico koa, 12 and annapolis. winds will start to let up a little bit tonight. setting up for very comfortable conditions overnight much cooler than this morning. a great looking holiday weekend saturday and sunday teaching dry conditions that's cold frontnt from earlier today. rain showers associated with itw didn't amount to a whole lot off anything. off to the east we got breaks in the cloudiness off to north and west. nor and more clear sky owes overnight. there is your set up for the weekend high pressure here foror saturday. plenty of sunday. i will will be cooler tomorrow with daytime highs in low 60. dry tomorrow night. sun

he's in annapolis. chris? >> reporter: jim, maryland's primary is coming up next month april 26th, but the governor says he's in no hurry to reveal his choice. he was asked to endorse a gop presidential candidate. >> i think we're at least eight months away from the election. quite frankly i'm disgusted with national politics in both parties, democrats and republicans not paying much attention. >> reporter: republican hogan was elected governor in maryland where democrats outnumber republicans two to one. hogan was endorsed by new jersey governor chris christie. hogan in turn then threw his support behind presidential campaign. when chris christie with drew he endorsed dulles toll road. but today when governor hogan was asked if he would support donald trump if he's the republican nominee hogan was noncommittal. >> i don't know who the republican nominee will be or the democratic nominee. way too early who i will support. >> reporter: i asked these college students about governor hogan's comments that he's dis

lunchtime a patio, alleged victims and alleged perpetrarsto be wi discussed in annapolis. it would make healththe =áopti or staround the efvending machi a group tecall see after this the other side of the globe. a check on your money. bad news from asia this hump day. most markets closed lower. >> investors are worried about what will come out of the meeting at the european central pank. the dow dropped 110 yesterday to finish at 6964. s&p 500 f because of listeria concerns. breakfast sandwiches at air not division is eliminating a thousand divisions. a layoff package is being offered to seven locations including maryland and west virginia. lockheed martin lost to northrop grumman. >>> spring is just about here and you are see instagram pictures of the rearrange the orders of the filters. tape it boerang that give you f special effects. >>> this is women's history month. there is a fight over women can be laid to rest. >> it centers on arlington national cemetery. elaine harlem was a member of the air force service pilot. she and a thousand other women went through train

annapolis, sorry you're only going to stay in upper 50s today. here erin cuomo on this tuesday morning with a look at your commute. hey, erin. >> 4:36 gary weather impacting our tuesday morning drive and so far so good nice and quiet downtown. as you make your way 95 south to alexandria and towards alexandria rather roadwork after seminary road two right lanes closed north and southbound side quiet from the dealt bay toy 14 street bridge. no slow downs there. prince george count active work zone. silver hill road. caution there you take it slow lieu that active work zone and 95 northbound as you make your way to maryland before icc right lane blocked and that's for guardrail repair and also prince george county we'll keep you updated and let you know when the work zones clear. watch for beltway up erin outer loop east of georgia avenue and you have covered if anything else pops up. so far aside from construction we're off to a crash free start to morning. back to you guys. . >> 4:37 is the time and happening today the clock is ticking for redskin

currently temperatures are around 40 degrees, 41 in washington, 38 in the annapolis and 43 in frederick. i'm not really concerned about slick spots developing overnight tonight based on the radar and how temperatures will cool off. tomorrow morning we will start off in the district with a temperature of 35, around 30 degrees in the suburbs and we will have some cloudiness around at 7:00 a. quickly give way to mostly sunny skies for the majority of your monday. by noon we are at 48 degrees and our high tomorrow 53 will hit at 4:00 in the afternoon. but again when you factor in the winds tomorrow at about 15 to 25 miles an hour throughout the day it feels like 30s and 40s, by 7:00 still tracking blustery conditions and a temperature of 46 degrees, but again you will need the sunglasses as you come home from work. so trying to plan your alfresco eating for your upcoming workweek i wouldn't recommend doing so tomorrow night, the wind will be growing things around, in addition to that it's going to feel cold outside not very comfortable. for the middle part of the week, tuesday, wednesday an

the effects of the spring weather here. 66 in washington. 62 in annapolis. fredericksburg at 67. 64 in leesburg now. 62 in hagerstown. as far as the evening goes we have a cold front that will come through this evening. the only effect is that the winds will go from west/northwest and it will turn colder overnight. look at the day planner. 44 in the city. maybe mid-to-upper 30's in the suburbs but tomorrow morning. we start with the morning with sunshine. high pressure will hang tough longer. all the attention goes here to an area of the low pressure that will develop and swing to the east and the southeast and up the coast. developing into a substantial late center. what will it do in our area? here is what the computer models think. late tomorrow afternoon, rain will move in. temperatures will be in mid-to-upper 40's. however a higher elevation, especially west of town a few degrees colder. but still above freezing. the snow as it falls and develops will melt. by and large as we get through saturday night, overnight through sunday morning even through part

rain showers, you can see them here around annapolis, anne arundel county. areas like arnold getting more showers. again, mainly light showers happening out there right now. so from walkersville, we will see more wet weather. i was outside getting some very, very light showers. almost more sprinkles than anything else. we're in the 60s now. plenty mild. we'll drop down to the 50s and temperatures will just continue to tumble. next time we see any warmth back in our area will be about the mid part of next week. we get up to 63 and then again that dramatic change for the upcoming weekend. for tomorrow, a litt too during the afternoon hours. the weather tomorrow having a low impact on our area. and i wanted to show you saturday too because i know you've got to plan out your day, right? you probably have some things you're wanting to do outside thinking that it's going to stay mild. we get up to a temperature of 50 degrees at 3:00 and then look at this. by the time we get to the evening hours, 9:00, we're down to the low 40s. about 40 degrees by 11:00 p.m. some

we got a lot to look forward to. 4 wash top and 44 annapolis and those are water spots. look how cold it is. dulles now. frederick now. 37 mannasas. culpeper 38. martinsburg 27. hard to believe baseball season starting in a couple days. >> uh-huh. >> nice quiet weather pattern. we have sunshine to look forward to and nice warm-up winds out of south today low to mid 60s. low to mid 60s. can i get a --. >> no, not that. >> really? >> no you need more. little more. >> can't get anything for that. >> no nope. >> 64. 70s tomorrow. >> maybe i'll get a woowoo. >> there you go. >> nice day. >> it is a nice day. >> maybe not nice today for those of you lookg around near convention center today. nuclear summit causing closure closures. >> that street is already closed. wet we'll get to that in a second. howard country breaking news overturned tractor-trailer ram ramps 29 to 100 blocked also earlier tractor-trailer fire and crash thanks to craig with dispatch for the information 1 100 east remains closed. big mess many howard country we're dealing with. 295 inbound as you make your

i want you to see this, annapolis, 53 degrees. little bit every winds offer the water, keeping them cooler. keeping stevens ville warmer or colder and keeping baltimore on the warm side, at 75 degrees. so, we talked about the possibility of breaking some records tomorrow. these are the old records. eighty at reagan, old one from 1964, dullos, 79, and bwi, 79 degrees, set in 1964. here's what we are forecasting, 81 for reagan, dullos, 80, and bwi79. so we will either tie or break some of these records. now, with this heat allergy sufferers, we are starting to pick up on counts, early for this time of year. wanted you to know tree political send height rye now, nothing showing up for weeds or grasses cents but mold on the low side, trees will get you going. that will only continue sometime a little rainstorm will get rid of it, no rain in the forecast for us. look how clear it is over the mid-atlantic. high pressure is blocking all of this rain, and it is going to stay out here through the south-central states for the next several d

for annapolis at 54. so again it is really one ofof those mornings where ite mo depends on where you are.re. annapolis just dropped down to d 51. a few clouds down to the southoe of us.of u we're sunny, breezy.re actually winds will be gustye g this afternoon. afton. 66 for a high temperature.h tema someplace right up close to 70 degrees. here's erin como.he >> reporter:. >> 4re:56 right now gary andig d taking a look at our friday fda commute. comm 95 northbound moving really nicely from falmouth into garrisonville. once you get north of thatet no point same story through dale d city and woodbridge.dge. we'll let you know when that kno normal congestion picks up onget 95. crash activity on theh ac southbound side blocking the shoulder after fairfax countynty parkway. volume is still light as youigha head into lorton.he it's not going to cause youse y any major slowdowns.lowdowns. caution through that accidentro scene area.ug road work 395 southboundboun cleared.clea and the northbound side acrossos the 1

chris gordon is talking to victims of gun violence who made the trip to annapolis today. >> reporter: maryland has some of the toughest gun laws in the country, but today heard that there are loopholes that need to be closed to protect the public. >> if you're someone who is on the terrorist watch list, you can't buy a gun. we've been trying to pass this legislation at the federal level. i have been trying for years to get this common sense measure through. >> reporter: these demonstrators want to keep guns from people who are mentally ill, require registration of long guns, and confiscate weapons illegally owned by domestic offenders. the leader of this rally is a victim of gun violence. it happened in cheverly, maryland, in 2008. it happened right across the street from yesterday's double murder. >> i was carjacked. i was nine months pregnant leaving the grocery store one night, and i was carjacked at gunpoint. >> reporter: and where did that leave you? how did that leave you? >> what it did for me is it showed me it's way too easy for dangerous people to get their hands on guns. >>

. >> today, maryland congressman chris van holland will be in annapolis toblevent people on f bixt terrorist to incorporate e appropriate lessons on domestic lie convenience and dating violence into curriculums. that bill well be introduced today. >> latest on double murder and suicide they say stem from domestic violence. tariq ajones young mother of three and half-sister harris for a violent attack involving jones and paid po head. but i pray -- i feel sorry for the kids. i really do.. >> hanover county police are investigating reynolds death. . >> in honor of fallen prince william county officer ashley guindon and officers shot along with her while responding to domestic violence call the schaffer office is hosting a blood drive he loudoun county office in leesburg. two officers are recovering well according the prince william kouxty police. meanwhile, officer jessie hemton is back home with family shared this photo of him leaving the you it's extremely nice to walk out of the than nothing but a beautiful sunset. forecast for today up to 58 by 8 a.m. sunny skies. warm conditions. through

annapolis a little cooler, but everybody else the upper 40s to lower 50s. that's where we'll start have out there. if you want to go ahead and take a gander outside about 8:55, we have the international space station crossing from the southwest to the northeast. that will be at 8:55. i will post something about it on my social media account under lauryn ricketts. breezy and cloudy tomorrow and then warm with spotty showers in the afternoon. take that umbrella with you because, again, spotty rain showers late. temperatures in the 70s. so all in all not that bad. low to mid-70s for much of us again with plenty of clouds and it looks like it's going to rain for much of the day although we just have some spotty showers. here we go, 12:30. again, we're looking good but here comes the rain. most likely it's going to happen after about 6:00 or 7:00. could even have some thunderstorms as we get into friday. we're keeping that chance for rain through friday again with some thunderstorms possible. friday's temperature still going to be in the 70s despite the rain. so