that does it for us. >> chuck, hey, look at chuck. right there. chuck and savannah right there. >> you can keep going. >> great interview. >> misunderstood us. we were going to keep going. >> you gave her the opening of leaving. don't do it. >> of course, we did. i was about to -- >> all right. as you can see, dream team, chuck and va vsavannah pick up coverage right now. good-bye, everyone. >>> today we have smooth transitions here at msnbc. good to have you here with us wednesday morning, day after wisconsin day. i'm here with my pal, savannah guthrie. >> it is. >> reset button has been set on the presidential race. >> ted cruz, bernie sanders both winning big in the wisconsin primary overnight. cruz, land slight victory is a major blow to donald trump. trump's hopes of winning it outright before the convention growing a bit dimmer. he beat trump by 13 points. he won in all the major urban areas of the state including milwauk milwaukee, madison and green bay. he's calling the victory a turning point in the republican race. >> i am more and more

chuck, what is going on with the forecast? much cooler today. >> i think you will really appreciate today and tomorrow. get ready to enjoy. the pollen count remains very high, so we will see a lot of sniffling and sneezing. it will be sunny. the cold front came by yesterday and didn't squeeze out hary drop of rain. briefly cooler for today. right back into the mild air for tomorrow. risk of rain, maybe a rumble or two of thunder on friday. but most of the weekend, maybe not all, but most of it is looking dry. out-the-door temperatures, 46 in gaithersburg. 55 in d.c. heading out for the early morning walk with your buddy, mostly in the 50s to get you started. we'll be into the 60s with highs back up into the low 70s. we'll look at the seven-day forecast coming up at 4:51. here's a live look at the area roads. >>> 270 here is nice and dry at 109 in hyattstown. we are nice and clear northbound and southbound. 66 and 95, again, nice and green, don't have anything to worry about as far as anything being in your way on 66 in virgini

chuck: all right, mr. mayor, we thank you very much for joining us here today, and we thank you all at home too. "meet the press" is straight ahead. melissa: enjoy your sunday. v[music] cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-688-6621 >>> this sunday a $353,000 ticket to the hillary fund-raiser. my exclusive talk with george clooney. >> i think it's an insane amount of money. it's ridiculous to have this amount of money in politics. >> clooney on trump and llary and all that money in politics. >> i think there's a difference between the koch brothers and us. >>> plus, the republican party at war with itself.

. >>> and i'm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. we have a full deck of clouds outside early this morning. there may not be too much in the way of sunshine to look forward to over your weekend. i'll give you the details when you may need to be dodging the drops coming up. >>> news 4 midday starts now. >>> developing right now, police in prince george's county trying in a late-night shooting that killed a man. officers say somebody shot the victim multiple times around 10:30 right off the b.w. parkway in capital heights. police responded to that scene because of the sound of the gunshots. the victim was rushed to the hospital and died overnight. >>> metro's red line is single tracking this morning to catch up with critical safety repairs. expect this to impact your commute between van ness medical center. happening in off peak hours through the weekend. mollet green is live from friendship heights with what you need to know. >> reporter: well, we're about an hour into this now, and metro tweeted out delays are possible just this morn

chuck, let's start off with u.s. history for 20, which is that last term that luke just used, shermanesque. we hear it a lot for lay audiences. what does it mean? >> it was for general sherman back in the day. i apologize to any of our history teachers out there who will say i have quoted this not exactly. if nominated, i will not run. if elected, i will not serve. that's what general sherman said when asked about his interest to run for president, and he said under no circumstance, and it has now become known as a shermanesque statement. if nominated, i will not run. under any circumstances, i will say no. i could hand me the election, i will say no. that's the definition of shermanesque. can paul ryan say something that definitive, that under no circumstances -- does he go all the way there? he's in this no-win situation, brian. by saying nothing, the assumption was, oh, everything he's doing is positioning himself to be the savior if necessary. think about what triggered this most recently? last friday, this video

chuck bell has his eye on this. it will be on did display starting at 120:at 10 k and it not have all the bells and whisz he wills you might imagine. >> this is a steam car. and it was used back then by the president and it wasn't tripped out. this was the standard issue white model m steam car, 40 horsepower steam car. >> they even said tricked out in 1909? next week president reagan's 1962 jeep cj 6 will be on display. chuck mentioned that came before the cj 7. >> we'll see if president reagan did anything to that, if they pinch pinch oig his ride. >>> a what happens when two 6-year-olds got behind will the wheel. florida and we're off to another cold start, but chuck says it will. >>ly be a great day to get outside. a closer look at that. great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's

good friday evening, i'm chuck todd in washington. a town that is getting ready for its nerd prom, but this is no prom picture here. you're looking at live pictures out of burlingame, california, and what has been a chaotic and a bit tension-filled scene. this afternoon, protesters descended on the republican convention where donald trump has just finished speaking to attendees there. this was the scene a few hours ago. demonstrators broke through police barricades outside the front entrance as trump's motorcade approached the venue. skirmishes continued from there. while that was happening, trump's security detail had to escort him through a back entrance to the venue, and this is how he addressed it while he addressed the california convention. >> that was not the easiest entrance i've ever made. [ laughter ] my wife called, she said there are helicoptering following you, and we did, and then we went under a fence and through a fence. oh, boy, felt like i was crossing the border, actually, you know. [ laughter ] i was crossing the b

chuck? >> all right. gabe, thanks very much. the fact that trump is spending so much time in wisconsin yesterday and today, though, tells you how much he knows the result tonight matters a lot for his campaign. gabe, thanks very much. let's stay in milwaukee. send it over to hallie jackson with the cruz campaign. they obviously have big expectations now tonight. >> yeah. >> do they think they can win them all? do they think they can pull off a delegate sweep tonight? >> reporter: so they're talking double-digit win, chuck. the delegate question is an important one, because if they can get a delegate shutout, if they can keep trump to zero, obviously, that plays into the momentum message that they're trying to carry on, as this race moves east to the next six states where trump frankly looks stronger. places like new york, connecticut, delaware, as you've been talking about. cruz himself actually addressed some of that earlier today on charlie sykes' radio show. you know charlie sykes, you know how important he has been to the st

let's go to meteorologist chuck bell. chuck, today is like yesterday -- it's not too bad, until the sun goes down, and then the cold sets in? >> absolutely right. here in the predawn hours, most everyone is well below freezing early this morning. plan on needing that winter coat. number one in the 4 thinks you need to know, baby, it's cold outside this morning. south wind come back. that will make today 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. plenty of sunshine. chances for rain coming back for opening day of the nationals tomorrow. and a shot at potentially record cold weather sunday morning. on the way out the door, temperatures are in the 20s. it will be near 50 near lunchtime. mid-50s, south breezes, gradually increasing clouds. most of the clouds move in here about the time the sun is coming down. rainps this time tomorrow. >> i'm just waiting for the 80s. is it going to be a while? >> in may. >>> green line delays because of a switch on grant avenue. that's hanging around. southbound lee highway, the left lane get big. as

chuck has been very fair to me. i received no attention for months and months, for -- do you like rocky, the underdog? do you know, i've been ignored for about five months. you know why? because i wouldn't name call. everybody pronounced me dead all the time. we're the little engine. we keep climbing. our challenge now is for people to really get to know who i am. now they're beginning to know i exist. but they need to hear more about who i am before they can decide. that's -- that's why things like this are so important. because what i love about this, it's not sound bites, not wrestling in the mud. you get to listen to me, look into my head and heart and you get to decide who will fight for you. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> okay. >> it's interesting, you said -- you had an interesting profile, you probably saw it. that some of your old friends in congress, they don't recognize soft and cuddly john kasich, they remember scolding confrontations. that's the john kasich -- i'm old enough to remember when you

>>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. radar shows the advancing raindrops, they're coming your way. grab the umbrella, eveod it will be a soggy start to your thursd thursday. >>> 95 north approaching the beltway, a crash in the center lane really slowing things down. >>> today is the nats home opener. a live look for you at the ballpark. says is it right there, opening day. weather and traffic going to be on a lot of people's minds today as they head down to the first game here at home. >> we'll have your traffic coming up, but we want to get back to eun yang anchoring from the field. >> reporter: good morning. this is such a great day. so much excitement for the home opener here at nats park. but everyone is talking about the rain and the potential for what might happen and this man has a very important job. this is john turnauer, director ofld john, good morning. you know, i can see that you have this tarp down over the field to protect it. the rain is a big factor. so what do you do on a day like this when you're expec

chuck bell, good morning. >>> i thought you were going to say, not looking so bad, here's chuck. >> you look great! >> thank you. outside this morning, our beautiful weather from yesterday is now officially a thing of the past. we made 86 degrees yesterday. we're already about 20 degrees colder than that this morning and we're going nowhere for temperatures today, tomorrow, even all the way up through friday. temperatures staying only in the low to mid-60 so each and every day out of ta. outside this morniclou ltle fog as well inpr marily along the c bay, 5 miles visibility in 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

let's check our weather first with chuck bell. i like the nice warm-up. >> it's really warm outside this morning. temperatures didn't fall hardly at all overnight. south winds and a cloudy sky and it's in the low to mid-60s as you go outside early this morning. so you won't really need any layer of warmth to keep you going this morning. but you may want to have your rain slicker ready. light rain from frederick to hagerstown to martinsburg to winchester. a little pocket of dry weather

chuck schumer will introduce the bill. it would require the state department to pay the reward if someone provides information that leads to an arrest or conviction in a terrorist case. >>> it is april 10th, sure doesn't feel like spring, though. storm team 4 tracking how much longer you will need the winter coat. >>> and we saw some flakes yesterday, but nothing compared to this. where winter is refusing to go away and making a mess of the roads. >>> good morning. i'm which i cchuck bell. temperatures are still mostly in the 20s and 30s across the area, but we don't need to worry about the umbrellas for today. sunshine but temperatures on the chilly side for sure. we're mostly in the 20s and 30s. 36 downtown. later on today, no rain to worry about, but snowflakes across parts of ohio. there may be rain toimg pa impar monday morning commute. details coming up. >>> the feed. fires. he scores! >> with that goal washington capital star a ovechkin made hockey history. this is his seventh time in his career that he's reached 50

chuck bell with our forecast thousand. good morning, chuck. >> we only that 53 yesterday with the sunshine. we're in the mid upper to 40s already even with the raindrops out there. as soon as we get the rain to stop which should take place late this morning up to about lunchtime, may take a little longer in northern maryland, then we should g of sunshine back and quite the warm-up coming. p so 45 with an umbrella needed this morning. 65 by the time you're coming home from work and school later today. mild and on the breezy side. but another rain chance coming in for tomorrow. we'll time it out coming up. >>> so taking a look at 66 and 95, you can see we are soaked across the area. all of that green of course rain falling on our roadway. but everything fingers crossed rolling along okay. only bit of construction we're seeing right now, 395 south after seminary, this sticks around until about 8:00 a.m. two left lanes getting by the work zone there. sounds like they are still working. 95 in maryland from 32 down to the beltwa

let's check our weather first with chuck bell. i like the nice warm-up. >> it's really warm outside this morning. temperatures didn't fall hardly at all overnight. south winds and a cloudy sky and it's in the low to mid-60s as you go outside early this morning. so you won't really need any layer of warmth to keep you going this morning. but you may want to have your rain slicker ready. light rain from frederick to hagerstown to martinsburg to winchester. a little pocket of dry weather even that will fill in with raindrops. so grab the umbrella. you won't need it all day. mild and rainy 65 at 7:00 a.m. by 7:00 this evening, clear skies, breezy but cooler, back into the upper 50s. and suburbs likely to be in the upper 30s by tomorrow morning. wait until you see how the weekend is looking. melissa mollett, how is traffic holding up? >>> 95 south after centreport parkway, a disabled vehicle blocking the right lane. you can see just a tine any bit of a slowdown there. south 295 after east capitol, left lane getting by the crash. backup

got to go, chuck, thank you. and we look forward to your town hall later today. all of the coverage all day right here on msnbc. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." and remember, follow the show on facebook, on twitter @mitchellreports. be sure to tune in to the double header exclusive town hall tonight. ted cruz and john kasich starting at 7:00 right here on msnbc, the place for politics. msnbc's kate snow is up next outside of cooperstown, baseball hall of fame. service, and that in a new house, you probably don't share the same tastes as the previous owner. ♪ [ dolphin chatters ] so when you need a little house painting or a complete remodel, we'll help you get the job done right, guaranteed. get started today at angie's list, because your home is where our heart is. try your favorite ranch with a fresh taste so crisp, you'll be surprised it doesn't crunch. hidden valley cucumber ranch. just one of our delicious ranch flavors. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is appr

good morning, chuck. >> good morning, rosemary. >> chuck, gloves were definitely off, to say the least thursday night. rhetoric not toned down. what's the take for voters in pennsylvania and new york where the primaries are coming up. >> i think when you look at the intensity of that debate, that was, i think, a realization, particularly in the sanders campaign, this is do-or-die for him in new york. without showing progress in new york, without pulling the upset, how does he articulate a path to the nomination if he can't ever beat her on her turf. he wins smaller contests. he wins one that sort of demographically fit his strength but he's yet to be able to prove he can win -- win in these large states with more diverse democratic voters. without it i don't know if he can articulate an realistic path to the nomination if he loses new york by double digits tuesday. right now that's what it appears to be. >> chuck, let's talk about the republicans. donald trump continues to attack the delegate process. we heard him warn of a rough july at the convention. how would you describe the state

but first, here is chuck bell with your out the door forecast. and he says don't forget that umbrella. >> that's right. don't forget it, there is not a whole lot of rain out there just yet, but rain most likely in the metro between 4:00 and 6:00 this afternoon. so be umbrella ready. temperatures are in the 30s in northern maryland, but near 50 from washington southbound into southern maryland and northern neglect. so the next 24 hours, feeling almost like summer kind of sort of for one day. this will be the only day this week that is anywhere near mild, though. 40s this morning, becomes they're 70 this afternoon, but 80% chance of rain today. the rain ends before midnight as the cold front blasts by and we'll be near the freezing mark tomorrow morning with windchills in the teens and low 20s. it will be bitter cold tomorrow. we may have another freeze threat not just tuesday morning, t

chuck bell talking about rain still in our forecast. what's going on, chuck? >> the rain has been in the forecast for a while and it's staying in the forecast for quite some time. we actually need the rain. we've only had about half of our average rainfall here in the month of april about a. and not much better for tomorrow. any chance to get outside and enjoy some tdry weather, all those hopes hanging on saturday morning and afternoon. for now, though, here comes the rain moving right up i-81 and i-95. so to plan on a soggy finish to the thursday morning commute even though it's not necessarily all that wet outside just yet. next 24 hours, cloudy with showers moving in at 7:00. occasional showers, nothing all that heavy by early this evening. temperates and light rain likely to get your day started for tomorrow, too, with temperatures only about near 50 degrees. so nothing all that pretty. roads are dry for now. let's hope that's making the thursday morning commute all the easier. >> making it easy right now. 95 at newington in virginia, no problems yet. of c

chuck todd is mr. big shot. >> no, you're the rising sun and mostly clear sky here early this morning. we will have plenty of sunshine early on in the day. enough sunshine to get temperatures to jump from the mid-60s how into the low and mid-80s for high temperatures today. so it will be a very warm day with increasing numbers of clouds and an opportunity for a rain shower or a thundershower later on this afternoon. but as you head out the door, temperatures this morning are 15 to 20 degrees or more warmer than the same time yesterday. just ground clutter showing up on storm team 4 radar. the nearest rain moving in to the pittsburgh area. the line does have enough energy with it on bring at least the possibility of stronger storms. the big severe weather today will be out across oklahoma and kansas. so if you're traveling that direction, that's where the highest risk for real severe weather is. long track tornadoes. for us, a mar begin al to slight risk for strong to severe thunderstorms this afternoon

chuck bell tracking when we can expect things to warm up. hopefully soon, chuck. >> hopefully. yes, we will get above freezing by later this afternoon and noticeably milder day coming tomorrow. and it does come at the price of some clouds and at least a chance for some sprinkles on your monday morning commute. outside this morning, here is the view from reston town center looking out to the west indeed, mostly sunny skies allac prince george's county, national harbor, ripples on the potomac. the wind they ever did lay down last night, so even though we're cold, we did not set any record lows. temperatures in the upper 20s to right around 30. so it's plenty cold. sun came at 6:38, down at 7:41 this evening. staying cooler than average, high today right around 53 degrees. whether going to the baseball game or taking a bike ride, you'll probably need to have the insulated wind breaker on to play it safe. we'll talk about the monday and tuesday rain chances coming up. >>> now to decision 2016. it was a big night for the number two candidates in the race for the president shall i. s

. >> meteorologist chuck bell is here with your forecast. what do you say, chuck? >>> i say you'll like today more than yesterday. we had wind around and plenty of clouds. both the problems have been solved today. lighter winds have moved back in the area for today. there's a chance for a rumble or two of thunder coming up on friday. i'll detail the timing at 21 after. and temperatures right now are back to the mid to upper 40s through much of the shenandoah valley. much of the metro is in the low to mid-50s. here's the way the next 24 hours look. slightly cooler, staying dry. temperes 7:00 a.m. low to mid-70s for highs today. back to the upper 60s by 7:00. and mostly back into the 40s for tomorrow morning. we'll see you guys in a few more minutes with a check of the commuter forecast. >>> chuck, thank you. a developing story this morning, it has now been seven days since family members have heard from fairfax county firefighter nicole mittendorf. firefighters will continue the search. her car was found near the whiteoak canyon trail saturday evening. a prayer vigi

. >> oh, my it was, chuck. i also talked to the police officer whose dash cam video captured what happened. he never saw the pickup truck run into the tree. when he finally talked to the motorist, to alex conklin, alex told him, i couldn't have dodged that one. >> breathtaking video captured on the police cam of a police cruiser. >> the he worst amusement park ride you've ever been on. >> i didn't have time to hit the breaks. i hit the brakes but it didn't really help. >> these pictures show the pickup stuck, but visible damage only a bent pumper. the tow truck operator took them. >> it's something you would see in dukes of hazard or smokey and the bandit. >> she's so thankful letter little baby survived. >> this is a tree on rockaway valley road that came down. one among many that have fallen over the years. >> that's death waiting to happen. >> would alex drive this road again in sunday's conditions? >> his girlfriend is more definite. one look at this video is enough to convince her when i asked. >> what adv

but first, here is chuck bell with your out the door forecast. and he says don't forget that umbrella. >> that's right. don't forget it, there is not a whole lot of rain out there just yet, but rain most likely in the metro between 4:00 and 6:00 this afternoon. so be umbrella ready. temperatures are in the 30s in northern maryland, but near 50 from washington southbound into southern maryland and northern neglect. so the next 24 hours, feeling almost like summer kind of sort of for one day. this will be the only day this week that is anywhere near mild, though. 40s this morning, becomes they're 70 this afternoon, but 80% chance of rain today. the rain ends before midnight as the cold front blasts by and we'll be near the freezing mark tomorrow morning with windchills in the teens and low 20s. it will be bitter cold tomorrow. we may have another freeze threat not just tuesday morning, t up on saturday morning. it will be a cold weigh week ahead. and red line troubles i hear from melissa mollett. >>> red line troubles to shady grow because of an in

>> i'm not negotiating, chuck. we've proposed thursday the 14th, which gives people more time to digest what happens in the debate. is he in? >> all right. we will ask him when we get the chance. secretary clinton, i will leave it there. from milwaukee, stay safe on the campaign trail. we'll see you soon. >> thanks a lot. good to talk to you. take care. >> bye now. >>> and when we come back, the republican race and more on the worst week yet for the candidacy and candidate of donald trump. >> i'm just saying -- >> look, i am not taking cards off the table. >> from loose talk about nukes to multiple positions on abortion, why donald trump looks a little less like a sure thing today. , shall we say, unnecessarily complex. limiting where you can ear bonus cash back... then those places change every few months... please. it's time you got the quicksilver card from capital one. quicksilver earns you unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. doesn't get much simpler than that. what's in your wallet? ♪ eve

chuck and melissa make great eagle names for sure. and we're also nested up here together in the traffic and "weather center," so a good theme. outside early on a tuesday morning, skies are not going to be as clear today as they were yesterday. but it will be equally warm, sunrise just about six minutes from now and already lots of great early morning color in our eastern sky here first thing this morning. just a couple of clouds around, but these are mid and high level clouds that won't bring us any rain. different view from city camera looking over the potomac, gorgeous morning, lots of color on the river, bright yellow and orange sky already in place. temperatures this afternoon again well up into the 70s and 80s, a mild start will turn into a warm day. more clouds than yesterday, quite breezy at times. northwest winds and staying on the dry side. so as a result, high fire danger. red flag fire alerts for northeast maryland and southern week now since we had any rain, be extremely careful, limit any outdoor burning and be real care

i'm chuck coppola. the story and the place, coming up. >>> the warriors beat the rockets in game one of the opening round of the nba playoffs right here at oracle arena. live reaction from the fans, coming up. >>> well, good evening to you. thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. a live look right now at oracle arena, and the warriors won their first playoff game there today, and it was easily won but mvp steph curry suffered an injury. fans are holding their breath. going to have complete coverage from today's game about three minutes from right now. but first, some developing news in a typically quiet part of the south bay. police in saratoga investigating a suspicious death. the body was found behind a pet salon in the downtown area. right now they're calling it a suspicious death as they search for answers. nbc bay area's chuck coppola live at the scene with what we've learned. chuck. >> reporter: well, terry and peggy, we're along big basin way in downtown saratoga.

thanks for your time. >> you got it, chuck. >> good talking with you. bernie sanders hits clinton on credibility as she tries to close a double-digit gap in new york. we'll hear the clinton campaign's reaction next. and next, philanthropist sir richard branson is my guest next. i believe the only knighted person i've had on the show yet. we'll discuss what he thinks of trump's campaign for the white house and more. he has some interesting things to say. stay tuned. ice, and that horrible smells are really good at hiding. oh, boy. there it is. ♪ ohh. ooh. [ gags ] so when you need a house cleaner or an exterminator, we can help you get the job done right, guaranteed. get started today at angie's list, because your home is where our heart is. ♪ the new craftsman pro series riding mowers. ♪ now available with power steering. so you can turn with ease. available with the tightest turning radius in the industry. and powerful v twin engines with up to 26 horsepower. because the beer you drink after you mow your lawn tastes better than the beer you drink

chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press." thanks for being with us. >> thanks. >> once again chuck will have exclusive interview with democratic front-runner hillary clinton on's "meet the press." that comes your way this morning at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> today we're also watching the weather. i have to say i have not -- it's not that i have not noticed this. i've seen it out of the corner of eye this wind knocking camera around. >> we're protected in here. we don't hear the wind. social media everyone talking about it. my girlfriend texted me. it's crazy. winds are whipping. you can see from the camera shot the blowing around. winds gusting 40 miles an hour millville, 36 miles per hour in dover. this is going to continue over the next several hours. we have the potential for some damaging conditions, power lines coming down. additional power outages the ones who already had. 37 right now in philadelphia. cold start in allentown, 31 lancaster, 37 in wildwood. it's a cold afternoon, only 45 degrees. >> going to be one

chuck bell with a closer look at your forecast. what about this rain, chuck. >> just light rain here early this morning. most of us are only going to have a few hundredths of an inch today at the most. but all drizzle all the time this morning with the fog and the nastiness out there. drizzled to death today. no sun on saturday and sunday has washout potentials. we'll talk more about that in about 20 minutes. for now, though, get you out the door on a friday morning, the best thing about the forecast is that it's friday. light rain and drizzle moving right into the metro area. current temperatures are only in the mid to upper fourth and we won't s 40s. 46 this morning, 56 this evening. and off to a cool and cloudy start thop with temperatures ner 50 on your saturday. update on a crash on the beltway. >>> that's right, update here top of the beltway outer loop after connecticut, all lanes now open. so no worries there. taking a look at 66 from fairfax county parkway to the beltway, it will take you nine minutes nice and on time. had

chuck bell? >> you are, chris. others think it's crazy cold and wearing whatever they got. others think oh, this isn't so bad for april. 27 in gaithersburg, 32 at reston town center. layer things up. kids will need their winter scarf and warm hat. recess gets a "b" because of the chill in the breeze. but by later this afternoon, temperatures mid to upper 50s but at least plenty of sunshine that keeps the roads dry and make the traffic all the easier, melissa. >> you would hope. take a look at 66, eastbound/westbound. we don't have any problems. 95, quantico on the beltway going to take you 18 minutes. that's exactly what it should take on this time of day on your average wednesday morning. you can see you're nice and green all the way up to the beltway and into town on 395. innerloop after lane getting by the work zone there. no problems on the prince george's, reminder on the bay bridge. very normal for this time of day. >>> it is 4:43, new details on a scathing article that later was rescinded. what we're learning will happen to a student who said she was gang raped at th

chuck will track the next round of showers and when the sun is going to finally return. and a reminder, you can always get the latest forecast on the nbc washington app. we'll send out weather alerts when they come in. >>> thneighbors call it a speed trap. what didn't add that up caught lot of attaen >>> good looking morning outside. plenty of sunshine for your sunday plans. anything you were going to do outside that you didn't get country yesterd yesterday, you can do it today. but you will need your insulated jacket. temperatures only in the mid and upper 30s. the gusty northwest wind from yesterday is now gone. we'll be back to a southerly breeze today. south winds and sunshine, got to like the sound of that. low to mid-50s for highs today. great weather for the baseball game. we do have rain chances in the first part of the work and school week. we'll talk about that in the full 7 day. >>> 10:15. ted cruz scores another big win putting the pressure on donald trump. and the next battle for the white house is new york where we've seen candidates from both parties step

i'll blame chuck bell for that. now let's check on a new crash with melissa. >>> brand new crash 4 at brooks drive headed inbound on pennsylvania avenue, crash on the right side of the roadway. the problem before that is at dowerhouse road with car. so two different things popping up there. 295 fort at benning, we still have the two right lanes getting by that accident here this morning. northbound foxhall near reservoir, again the northbound lanes shut down. one southbound lane is open. this is because of a downed tree. your alternate, you'll want to take macarthur boulevard instead. 270 at west montgomery, you are rolling along just fine. we'll take a big look at the beltway coming up. > >> reporter: there could be a trip in your get along oig. why bridge work may mean closing a he was flicking matches on me... for my life. my ex-husband's intentions were to murder me. glenn: i made sure yvette's abuser went away for good, and put in place tougher sentences, because domestic violence can never be tolerated. yvette

melissa. >> thank you, chuck. right now seeing some volume, chopper 4 over 94 at prince william parkway. we're seeing pretty good volume headed northbound. 270 south at montrose, it looks a little digitized. it's not that slow. everything moving along mine. the left lane blocked there this morning. take a look 66 inbound from manassas, 14 miles per hour. guys. >>> new this morning -- the the number of people with diabetes has quadrupled since the '80s. the news stems from the first ever global report on the disease. the u.n. agency says the condition has spread worldwide because of major changes in the way that we all move, eat and live. back to you. >>> a big step for the purple line today. maryland could approve the contract to get it built. it's a $5.5 billion contract that will pay multiple companies to design, build, operate and maintain the purple line. when it is built, the light rail line will connect prince george's and montgomery counties between new carrollton and bethesda. >>> in just a few hours for t

>> i'm not negotiating, chuck. we've proposed thursday the 14th, which gives people more time to digest what happens in the debate. is he in? >> all right. we will ask him when we get the chance. secretary clinton, i will leave it there. from milwaukee, stay safe on the campaign trail. we'll see you soon. >> thanks a lot. good to talk to you. take care. >> bye now. >>> and when we come back, the republican race and more on the worst week yet for the candidacy and candidate of donald trump. >> i'm just saying -- >> look, i am not taking cards off the table. >> from loose talk about nukes to multiple positions on abortion, why donald trump looks a little less like a sure thing today. ss, what does it look like is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous studen is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, heing you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. if you have moderate to sev

"meet the press" moderator chuck todd. we'll hear more about the five stages of grief on your show beginning at 10:30. chuck, thanks. >>> later this morning, you can hear more about the gop stages of growth on "meet the press." moderator chuck todd sits down with republican leaders to discuss their acceptance of donald trump. bernie sanders will talk about his strategy ahead of tuesday's primaries. it comes your way at 10:30 on nbc 10. ♪ only want to see you laughing in the purple rain ♪ purple rain, purple rain >>> and the tributes continue for prince, including this one from the boss. bruce springsteen started his concert in brooklyn last night with "purple rain" while he stood in a purple spotlight. he ended the song by saying "prince forever. good bless." >> you couldn't take your eyes off him. he had his own color. who has their own color? he owns purple. no one -- you can't just pick a color and go "that's my thing." the guy was just amazing. when you see these performances, every single one of them, it's just el

>> i'm not negotiating, chuck. we've proposed thursday the 14th, which gives people more time to digest what happens in the debate. is he in? >> all right. we will ask him when we get the chance. secretary clinton, i will leave it there. from milwaukee, stay safe on the campaign trail. we'll see you soon. >> thanks a lot. good to talk to you. take care. >> bye now. >>> and when we come back, the republican race and more on the worst week yet for the candidacy and candidate of donald trump. >> i'm just saying -- >> look, i am not taking cards off the table. >> from loose talk about nukes to multiple positions on abortion, why donald trump looks abortion, why donald trump looks you can fly across welcome town in minutes16, or across the globe in under an hour. whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait.

, chuck. >> absolutely right. p good morning, everybody. four things you need to know about the weather for your tuesday, another little hint of summerme 80s. since it's been quite a while since we've had any soaking rain, fire danger is starting to increase. you need to limit or postpone any outdoor burning. and if you're a cigarette smoker, don't just flick it out the window. that's what the ashrtray in you car is for. so on your way out early this morning, get the jog or walk in first thing. temperatures 40s and 50s now. and we're headed into the 80s. we'll talk about how long the warmth will stick around coming up. here is melissa mollett with traffic. >>> good morning. right now have a new crash here this is the outer loop, the ramp to southbound 95 there in virginia. we have the ramp blocked right now. aren't seeing any slowdowns on the map, but we promise this is something that is going on. we'll keep you updated on this one here. outer loop at university boulevard, several disabled cars on the right should

>> i'm not negotiating, chuck. we've proposed thursday the 14th, which gives people more time to digest what happens in the debate. is he in? >> all right. we will ask him when we get the chance. secretary clinton, i will leave it there. from milwaukee, stay safe on the campaign trail. we'll see you soon. >> thanks a lot. good to talk to you. take care. >> bye now. >>> and when we come back, the republican race and more on the worst week yet for the candidacy and candidate of donald trump. >> i'm just saying -- >> look, i am not taking cards off the table. >> from loose talk about nukes to multiple positions on to multiple positions on abortion, why donald trump looks you can fly across welcome town in minutes16, or across the globe in under an hour. whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ som

>> i'm not negotiating, chuck. we've proposed thursday the 14th, which gives people more time to digest what happens in the is he in? >> all right. we will ask him when we get the chance. secretary clinton, i will leave it there. from milwaukee, stay safe on the campaign trail. we'll see you soon. >> thanks a lot. good to talk to you. take care. >> bye now. >>> and when we come back, the republican race and more on the worst week yet for the candidacy and candidate of donald trump. >> i'm just saying -- >> look, i am not taking cards off the table. >> from loose talk about nukes to multiple positions on abortion, why donald trump looks you can fly across welcome town in minutes16, or across the globe in under an hour. whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ some say "free the w has.ceptable. b

thank you, chuck. plus are blaming the deaths of 13 people on the nurse who treated them. this happened in italy. investigators say the nurse used non-prescribed drugs on elderly patients and the drugs caused them to hemorrhage and die. the victims were all treated in the hospital's intensive care unit between 2014 and last year. italian police had been monitoring the nurse's actions for several months. >>> an arab american family is demanding an apology from united airlines. the family says they were wrongly profiled and kicked off a flight. >> well, what is the reason? >> it's the safety of the flight. >> take a look at the video. our affiliate says they were on a flight to d.c. when they were asked to leave. the family says they were profiled because of look. the united says the family had a child safety seat that didn't meet federal standard regulations and that's the reason they had to leave the flight and get re-booked on to another flight. >>> major damage as severe storms tear through parts of

>> i'm not negotiating, chuck. we've proposed thursday the 14th, which gives people more time to digest what happens in the debate. is he in? >> all right. we will ask him when we get the chance. secretary clinton, i will leave it there. from milwaukee, stay safe on the campaign trail. we'll see you soon. >> thanks a lot. good to talk to you. take care. >> bye now. >>> and when we come back, the republican race and more on the rst ek yet for the candidacy and candidate of donald trump. >> i'm just saying -- >> look, i am not taking cards off the table. >> from loose talk about nukes to multiple positions on abortion, why donald trump looks we needed 30 new hires for our call center. i'm spending too much time hiring and not enough time in my kitchen. (announcer) need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over 100 of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. you put up one post and the next day you have all these candida

down to chuck todd. chuck? >> i just for the longest time and nicole and i i would have this conversation week after week. we'd talk about donald trump is is winning, but can't get over 50%. we're not talking about him getting over 60% in multiple states tonight. probably over 50% in our five states tonight. that's a big deal. we're going to, i think we're going to look back on tonight and say it was the beginning of the end of this primary battle because trump is doing a whole heck of a lot better than anybody projected he would do on this night just five weeks ago. i had an operative swear to me about a month ago, we can hold trump under 1,000 delegates by the end of this primary season. my gosh, he could be at 11,000 by the middle of may. we're already at 900 now after what we've projected the delegates we've awarded him just based op the projectioned we've made in three primary states. he could get close to 950. you know, i'm just trying to understand how indiana is going to make up all that ground. trump h

and later, more from chuck's interview with george clooney. the actor discussing the state of politics and what role he wants to play in it. you're only going to hear it right here on "mtp daily," so stay tuned. discover card. i missed a payment. aw, shoot. shoot! this is bad. no! we're good! this is your first time missing a payment. and you've got the discover it card, so we won't hike up your apr for paying late. that's great! it is great! (both simultaneously) thank you. at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card with late payment forgiveness. >>> in baghdad today, defense secretary ash carter announced the first major increase to u.s. forces in iraq in nearly a year. secretary carter says the u.s. will send 217 more troops to iraq to expand the effort to train and advise iraqis in the fight against isis. the newly deployed troops will also assist in the operation to retake the strategic iraqi city of mosul. nbc's lester holt is in iraq with the defense secretary. he spoke with him exclusively today about the plan to s

i got chuck todd here. this is ellen, one of the ballot scanners and we were talking earlier about a trend we're seeing at this polling place that could be critical to donald trump's success here. you were saying you've seen some democrats want to come and put their ballots in here and vote for donald trump, but they can't, is that right? >> correct. >> reporter: and why is that? >> because if you're a democrat, you can't vote republican. >> reporter: it's a closed primary? >> yes. >> so what are they saying? >> they're saying we want to vote for trump, and we say, you can't, you're a democrat. they say, we're not voting for anyone. so they put in a void ballot. >> reporter: that's really interesting here in new york, especially if donald trump wants to walk out of here with the entire slate of delegates, versus 70, 80, in the 60 range, and it could be critical to his success or failure, or i guess limited success as you were saying earlier, here in new york tonight. >> well, it's a big reminder that these

chuck bell has the four this to knowng. if yit's usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the crosswalk. always be alert. pedestrians don't come with airbags. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk where we just got confirmation of a deadly stabbing in northwest d.c. in the 1200 block of north capitol street. officers telling us when they arrived they found a fan suffering from sab woutand wou he later died. no suspect information available. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. fast approaching 5:31 now on this tuesday morning. a warm tuesday morning at that. chuck bell has four things to know from the "weather center." >> hope your tuesday is off to a quiet enough start so far. this is the last of the really warm days for quite a while. we'll be in the 80s today, but that does come with a chance of thunderstorms. 50%, 60%. once it starts raining, a showery apri

>> yeah, chuck. >> wow. you're tough. yeah, chuck! i'll do my absolute level best to get all the rain out plans are interrupted. but your friday, rain chances pretty much from start to finish. anytime after about 7:00 or 8:00 up until mid ninight tonight. we'll be in the mid-70s this afternoon. radar all dry in the metro, showers enkroefrping on the i-91 corridor for now. and future weather carries it on to i-81 before 8:00 this morning and gradually those rain chances slide right down into the metro. you could potentially stay dry up to lunchtime, but by later on this afternoon, rain chances are increasing dramatically. the weekend forecast coming up in ten minutes. >>> breaking news on the beltway, outer loop here as you're approaching st. barnabas road, you will start seeing the slowdowns. we just spoke with police. the right lane is now getting by. it had been shut down to about an hour here this morning. so you can see we still have s that should be getting better as people start squeezing by to the right side of the roadway. out