winner in maryland. he wins the republican presidential primary in maryland. cnn also projects another win for donald trump in connecticut. he will win the republican presidential primary. on the democratic side we have a projection as well. cnn projects hillary clinton is the winner in maryland. she wins the maryland democratic presidential primary. right now we have some key race alerts at the same time. look at this. in pennsylvania and connecticut we have exit polls but we cannot make projections, too early to call on the democratic side between hillary clinton and bernie sanders in pennsylvania as well as in connecticut. we didn't do exit polls in two other states on the democratic side. delaware and rhode island, too early to call in those states as well. similarly on the republican side too early to call in two states. we didn't do exit polls in delaware and rhode island, but here are the wins so far tonight. states won by donald trump. donald trump has won in pennsylvania, maryland and connecticut. hillary clinton has won in maryland. big win for hillary clinton in maryland. hu

focuses group of maryland troops which fought with george washington during the revolutionary war. the soldiers played a key role in several of the stuff -- war's most important battles. the heritage foundation hosted this hour-long event. us have been called upon to face mortal combat. the heroics of those who have have been immortalized in poignant diary notes, some literary master a -- masterpieces, as well as historic documentaries. for the greatest generation, author stephen ambrose brought to life thexploits of easy company of the 101st airborne inision during world war ii his book, "band of brothers." our guest today, patrick o'donnell, reflects on another band of brothers no less tried by battle and certainly one in the survival of our nation's freedom. chronicles a group of rich merchants, tradesmen, and free blacks who made up the first maryland regiment of the revolutionary war. through mr. o'donnell's work, we have relived their actions not only at the battle of brooklyn, but in subsequent battles for independence key to the ultimate establishment of the united states

maryland and four other states have spoken tonight. >> in the presidential race, donald trump takes another big stride toward the republican nomination with a clean sweep in all five states. meanwhile, hillary clinton notches wins in maryland, delaware and pennsylvania with gerb bernie sanders claiming rhode island and connecticut. >> news 4 calls chris van hollen the winner. >> the most expensive house primary, maryland's 8th congressional district held since 2003, state senator jamie raskin is the projected winner. >> the seat held by edwards since 2008, anthony brown is in the lead. >> news 4 has complete team reaction from tonight's results. >> tonight started with strange delay. fire at a baltimore city courthouse forced an emergency hearing to be moved outside and into a parking garage. that's where a judge ordered four baltimore polling places to stay open an extra hour because they didn't open on time this morning. >> election results weren't released in the 9:00. it wasn't long until chris was able to declare victory in the senate race. >> reporter: chris van hollen served

maryland will be cast now in less than 10 hours the state is expected to be relevant this year as we saw today with the visit from one of the republican candidates. wusa john kasich's town hall in savage maryland live with what to look for as the primary approaches. >>> adam remember new york actually votes next, voting on tuesday but none of the republican candidates were there all three skipping ahead to either maryland or pennsylvania laying the ground work in a clutch of northeastern states. >> donald trump promises to revive the local economy in pittsburgh tonight. >> bringing it back, we're bringing it back. >> like maryland bennsylvaniavotes april 26th to remaining gop candidates. ted cruz in erie marks for the angry response marking all of colorado's delegates last weekend. >> the simple reality is anytime people vote against donald he screams the voters are stealing the election. well that's actually how elections work. >> i thought i liked maryland before now i love maryland. >> this afternoon ohio governor john kasich became the first republican candidate to campaign in ma

maryland county river last night. >> basically, the whole day yesterday was him trying to find his way back home, but my dad doesn't have access to a gps. >> reporter: he got lost. it started when wong drove from their silver spring home wednesday afternoon to run errans. after not hearing from him hours later and he didn't answer his phone. >> it's hard because you don't know where you're going. so, yeah, he just kept driving and driving. >> reporter: they filed a missing person's report last night and montgomery county police officer jason huggins helped find him. >> this is a prime example of when the team effort comes together. this was not the effort of just one person or one agency. >> reporter: shane eventually called home when he slammed into water. police tracked his cell phone to bush river north of baltimore. officer huggins and deputies found him suffering from hypothermia in his car. >> i just happened to be blessed enough to be the person there at the end with deputy tatum and walsh and had the equipment to go in and safely effect the ex-occasion. >> i want to thank all o

, i think about him suffering and being out there alone. just haunts me every day. >> maryland's office of healthcare quality fined woodmor house 75 mun 7 -- hud correction plan. a resident died from being assaulted from another resident. >> unbelievable. embarrassment. reactions on twitter about the decision of metro's new ceo to close the gates on a new cutting edge system. metro spent 25 million-dollars working on new fare gates that would let you pay with your phone or credit card. called nearfield commune cases. metro says too few people are willing to even try it so the transit agency to spend another 150 million-dollars installing it. >>> i would rather pay with my phone. >> i don't see any problem. >> you are happy with the smart phones. >> we're old school and we are not truss worthy enough for that. >> we are not talking a savings at this point. if you are thinking the metro could use that 150 million- dollars to solve some of its other old problems, you better think again. the ceo money to replace fare gates. back to 40 years ago. >>> dc mayor continued to push for the

county. back to you. anchor: maryland state police have identified the two people killed in a small plane crash in maryland yesterday. authorities say a man and his friend were killed. their single engine plane went down in a field next to the bay isdge airport great the ntsb investigating this noon. still no word on what is cause the crash. to vote 2016 news. some big wins in the big apple. hillary clinton, donald trump both crushing the competitioin reporter: the presidential front runners celebrating crushing victories in their home state. >> thank you, everybody. thank you, new york. reporter: donald trump claiming nearly all of the gop's 95 delegates in new york, hillary clinton winning by double digits, pushing the democratic nomination nearly out of bernie sanders' reach. >> the race for the democratic nomination is in the home stretch and victory is in sight. reporter: sanders taking a day off in for the remaining confident, vowing to stay in the race. sen. sanders: next week we will be competing in pennsylvania, connecticut rhode island, maryland, and delaware. we look forw

environment. >>> breaking news in annapolis tonight. maryland lawmakers go down to the wire debating tougher rules for drunk drivers in the name of a local police officer killed in the line of duty. >>> and d.c. is about to get a new national monument, the declaration that president obama will make tomorrow. >> "news4 at 11":00 starts now. >> two 15-year-olds killed at the same metro station two weeks apart. good evening, everybody. i'm jim handly. >> and i'm wendy reiger sitting in for doreen. tonight one victim's mother says she was trying to get her son out of harm's way. john evans iii died today after he was stabbed while leaving the deanwood metro station in northeast. this happened near the fairgate. and police have released this picture of the man they say is connected to the case through surveillance video. with reaction from the victim's mother and her message for the suspect. shomari? >> reporter: well, jim and wendy, tonight that mother wants the suspect to turn himself in. we showed her a picture of the suspect on our nbc washington app, and she was stunned. she says tha

weapons. democrat donna edwards, maryland's next senator. working for us pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> news4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. >>> that breaking news tonight in temple hills, maryland. two firefighters and a civilian shot, both firefighters in critical condition. they were worried about a person in a home on sharon road. the caller went to the door with two firefighters and that's when the shooting started. we have team coverage tonight. >> we begin back in the neighborhood where it all went down tonight. jackie bensen has the latest from police. jackie? >> reporter: this is the type of call firefighters do every week, sometimes every day. now, it happened about 7:30 and resulted in a lockdown of this neighborhood, which is just off branch avenue. we know there was a 911 call by a concerned citizen, someone worried that the occupant of a home on sharon road was in medical distress. a fire engine and ambulance responded, meeting the 911 caller at the house. when they're knocking on the door and got no response, there was concern that th

. >>> plus learning a life lesson the hard way. eth delores kelley: although we were all one maryland, our schools weren't treated the same way. narrator: with neighborhoods getting unequal funding for schools, something had to be done for our children. kelley: it didn't matter where chris was from. he knew that we couldn't leave a child having less just because they lived in a region that was poor. joanne benson: he has not just talked about it. he is going to stand tall for all children to succeed. i'm chris van hollen, and i approved this message. >>> welcome back. outside on the weather deck, a nice sunrise for the most part, clear skies. a bit of a breeze. just a little on the cool side. but as you head into work, the weather having a low impact on your commute. definitely want the sunglasses with temps around 50. we'll continue to track the breeze throughout the day today. at really nice day, warmer than yesterday with highs mid-70s. and clouds increase throughout the day. there is some rain in the forecast tomorrow. chuck will have more on the timing of that and when y

primaries this week. the potentially historic face maryland senate seat heats up.ht fox5 news on the hill startsl st right now.ow. ♪ >> this is fox5 news on the hi hill. >>> good to see you let's gete started right ofyof the top. t maryland.ry it's one of five states holdingg primary this tuesday and so what's at stake here in maryland?ryla >> well in maryland there are 38 republican delegates up for up grabs and for the democrats there are 95 that's nott's n including those super delegatess that you've heard us talk sos tk much about and when we look atoa the totals, the delegate countsu for the gop drum many he's stili leading the pack. pack. kasich is still at the bottomotm and i've said it before and i'll say it again, marco rubio is rio still ahead of kasich in those t >> that's almost hard to believe.believe. marco rubio has been out of thit race so long now.ng n. >> exact.. >> absolutely.bsol listen, with so much at stake ii maryland right now, we have thee primary coming up on tuesday, td five different states, thetes, t candidates have been campaignini of course donald trump ha

scrolling throughout the newscast. there is a lot to talk about. maryland one of five states holding primaries with donald trump taking all of them and hillary clinton is taking three and bernie sanders taking one. claiming victory hillary clinton with 63% and bernie sanders 33%. on the republican side a big win for donald trump taking a 55% of the vote to john kasich's 32% and ted cruz 19 percent. the wins don't end the race but they do deliver huge blows to the challengers in both parties. now, really running out of time and states to fight back. >> garret haake has both races covered for us. >> of the five northeast primary states, donald trump score dominating wins in all five from the big prizes from the commonwealth of pennsylv the way down to delaware. the last of the five states to be called for the front-runner and hillary clinton nearly equaled trump's performance winning four of five states and by narrower margins. all five are likely to lead in the general election which is more meaningful for clinton as we turn the page to the november race. >> the best way to beat the t

some sunshine. >> but the weather did not stop the crowd from having fun at maryland day. highlights at college park when >> thousands of people turned out at the university of maryland's college park campus today for the annual maryland day celebration. the free campus wide event was designed to showcase all that the university of maryland has to offer. from robots to a visit with animals from the science barn. the events features interactive exhibits for the whole family. there were also live music and dance rf inflatable play houses and a climbing wall. >>> in georgetown, the 13th annual french market underway. plenty of french food, music and some bargains for shoppers. it is along wisconsin avenue and peach street. a lot of people, kids and dogs turned out today despite the gloomy weather and you still have a chance to check it out tomorrow. >>> always watching, always tracking. wusa9's first alert weather. dc's most accurate. >> yeah, we did okay today. >> not bad. but i wore this dress because we will not be seeing any sun. >> you are ms. sunshine. >> thank you howard. i misse

storms with the radar and get breaking weather alerts straight to your phone. >>> if you live in maryland you have less than four hours to make your voice count in the presidential primary. maryland is one of five states holding primaries today along with pennsylvania, delaware, connecticut and rhode island. on the republican side, donald trump is looking for a clean sweep tonight. and he's looking to delegate lead over ted cruz and john kasich. cruz and kasich still have a plan to split up their campaign efforts in upcoming contests to try to stop trump. among democrats, the numbers favor former secretary of state hillary clinton. she won't win enough delegates today to knock bernie sanders out of the race and he's not dropping out but he needs to win 71% of the remaining delegates to have a shot at the nomination. >> there's a lot at stake in maryland including a senate see the and eight congressional seats. chris gordon is talking to voters in montgomery and joins us from chevy chase school. >> there are more than 400 polling places in montgomery county and this is one of the busiest.

injured. prince george's county fire department saying one was taken to southern maryland hospital and one to baltimore shock trauma and is in grave condition. again one civilian shot as you mentioned. this is in the 5000 block of sharon road in temple hill. we do understand the shooter is in custody. firefighters were apparently responding for some sort of welfare check at that location. they knocked on the door and the person who opened the door, we believe at this point, shot at firefighters. but we're still trying to get that clarified as they are right now getting ready to hold this press conference, let's pan over and listen in here. >> good evening. the prince george's county fire department to give you basic information on the event that occurred tonight. at approximately 7:30 this evening, members of the prince george's county fire department and police department were called to the address 5007 sharon road. because a resident had been communicating with a concerned individual. that that resident might be experiencing some sort of a medical condition. so the firefighters and p

thinking about you maryland vote rs tomorrow, maybe earlier is a better choice. for the second half of our day tomorrow we may have to dodge a couple of thunderstorms and we could actually use that rain and a little bit of tree pollen washing water as well. for tonight though, temperatures should be real comfortable, probably not 80 at 7:00, but upper 70s ought to feel comfortable, by 11:00, 71 and yes, a little summer preview ask in the forecast for tomorrow. we could use that water and we'll time them out with you hour b few minutes. i'll see you at that 7-day in just a few. >> coming up, audio released, the 911 call from aboard prince's plane six days before his death. >> and lemonade mix-up. why one famous tv shep is facing abuse from beyonce's fans. >> the maryland terps basketball team start a viral dance craze. >> a new technology that can help detect your body hygiene. i don't believe that big money can buy votes -- not in our district. and i won't claim to have single handily passed just about every bill in annapolis. we can't settle for the same old politics, not when our bas

p. >>> plus several key races set to be decided in the hours ahead as maryland skrovoters head to polls. what to know before you vote. but first chuck bell as your out the door forecast. >> temperatures are nice and mild this morning. we'll be in the eight today. and possibility of one or two strong storms coming our way. this your nbc washington app ready to go. nothing on radar locally yet, but know where the umbrella is, you will probably need it before the day is done. currently 65 this washington, 61 in gaithersburg. the next 24 hours, nice and mild and dry. mid-60s this morning. low 80s this afternoon. back into the upper 70s by 7:00 tonight. today's rain chance between 50% and now let's go over for an update on metro. >> red line no longer single tracking. we have a brand new crash southbound 3 at 424. trying to get more information on that one, but sounds like it could be serious here this morning. prince george's county overall looking pretty good here. inbound indian head highway a little slow. pretty typical. 22 miles per hour headed in to town. top of the beltway and a

trump r and hill try clinton in maryland. but today's primary didn't comen without issues. what delayed a final ballot count. right now at 10. > and we begin with late lat breaking news about tonight's primary raise he. i'm tony perkins and i'm shawn yancy. right now donald trump and hillary clinton are celebrating big withins in maryland. donald trump picked up rightic there as youke can see 55 percet of the vote to # 2 percent to 2 john cusack and only 19 percent to ted cruz. fox news projects a clean sweepc for trump in all of tonight's primaries, that's connecticut, maryland, delaware, pennsylvanie and rhode island. isl also hillary clinton wonon maryland tonight.oni she has taken 66 percent of the democratic votes to bernie sanders 30 percent at thisat t point. fox news projects clinton will also win delaware and del pennsylvania. at this time it's projected that sanders will take rhode island and pennsylvania, as we said right now being projected that t hillary clinton will win thathat raise. tonight the results of maryland's primary were delayed by an hour. h a judge orde

the country. at the final hour, maryland state lawmakers passed noah's law named in honor of police officer noah leotta who was hit and killed by a driver. the bill requires anyone convicted of drunk driving with a 0.08 or higher blood alcohol level to have an ignition interlock device in their car. >> he's a hero in all of this. i just had to do this for noah. i said that, you heard me say that a long time ago. and i would always fight for him. >> as part of noah's law, if someone refuses a breathalyzer test, they will either have to install an interlock for nine months or have their license suspended for that time. all the bill needs now is governor hogan's signature. and noah's law came at the end of a marathon final day for lawmaker. the general assembly also passed a new criminal justice reform bill, that aims to reduce sentences for nonviolent drug offenders and focus on treatment. a plan to change how officers in maryland are hired, trained and disciplined also >>> today to celebrate equal pay day, president obama will designate a new national monument to honor the women equa

tonight. a measured celebration is clinton supporters expected her to win maryland, and she did that come as well, pennsylvania, and connecticut. smiles tonight from clinton supporters as they watch the secretary of state give her of the upcoming democratic national convention. clinton looking unstoppable in her attempt to get the democratic nomination, and tonight she was striking a tone of unity for the party. clinton: we are going to imagine a tomorrow where hard work is honored, families are supported, streets are safe, and keim unity is our strong, and where love trumps hate. jeff: some differing opinions among supporters as to whether bernie sanders should drop out and back secretary clinton or fight until the nomination. a lot ofeement here, democrats believe if donald trump or ted cruz is the nominee for the republican party, then all democrats could unite in their support of hillary clinton. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. sanders is not backing down. al and ted cruz, who have teamed up against donald trump. we are joined by chief political correspondent scott thuman. the bi

maryland's attorney general are expected to announce new measures today, aimed at strengthening handgun licensing laws. >>> 4:35. today a community will remember the victims of the deadly violence at the deanwood metro station. john evans was stabbed to death at the station on april 11th. davonte washington was shot achd killed a few weeks earlier. both were 15 years old. the community will hold a this eefrpg and members will walk from the antioch baptist church on 50th street northeast to the metro station and pray for the community. >>> parts aents are up in arms reports of elevated lead levels found in the water of three elementary schools in d.c. those schools include capital montessori, miner and pane in the capitol hill area. recent testing found the levels elevated but below what the epa considers dangerous. lead was found in individual sinks, water fountains in these schools. the results of the tests done bby the kept of general services were posted, but some parents say word didn't spread fast enough. >> it's so avoidable. >> the department says it's working with d.c. public sc

hollywood, maryland. firefighter kevin swain's condition is improving after he was shot four times. the homeowner's brother was wounded in the shoulder and he is also recovering. no charges have been filed. i have jill is held tonight for a missing fair -- vigil is being held for a maryland county firefighter. nicole mittendorf was last seen wednesday when she went out for a run at shenandoah national park. her disappearance is not considered suspicious. maureen: "7 on your side" fighting back against crime. spike in consider break-ins has alarmed d.c. residents. suspects caught on surveillance cameras are hitting dozens of cars in minutes. they are going after the cars parked in garages which are supposed to be secure. stephen tschida joins us from logan circle to tell us what is going on. stephen? stephen: three minutes ago i spoke with a realtor who worked the neighborhood and she told me people are paying as much as $100,000 for a private parking space. some place you can only get in with a remote like this. but suddenly the secure parking spaces are not that safe. bashed in windows

trump is arguing maureen? maureen: plenty of local races in maryland tomorrow as well. voter cast the primary battle for the u.s. senate as well as the eight of the maryland congressional district. polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for results, as we get them, stay with abc7 and scott thuman will host a special primary special tomorrow night on our sister station newschannel8 that will be at 9:00. leon: just this in to the newsroom. metro released preliminary findings after smoke incident on saturday at friendship heights. the root cause is not yet determined. but investigators say that power cables are not contributing factor. it is believe part of a rail car broke off to make contact be the electrified third rail to cause noise and the smoke that ensued. no one was hurt. passengers moved in the back car and the operator took it back to the station. stay on top of that story for you here. meantime, a firefighter is de tonight an investigation in whether nicole mittendorff was cyber bullied. this is as they honor her life. we are live in tysons corner who spoke with the fire

of the maryland primary. >> reporter: thank you. kasich's town hall was pretty mellow out here. he had a few hundred people. nbc news has learned it was over the weekend that kasich and ted cruz made this extraordinary deal to gang up against their party's frontrunner. donald trump savaged his opponents for their desperate alliance to deny him in the delegates he needs. >> so they colluded. actually, i was happy because it shows how weak they are. it shows how pathetic they are. >> reporter: john kasich is cooperating with rival ted cruz. >> if donald trump is the nominee, hillary clinton wins. >> reporter: in oregon and new trump alone. in indiana, kasich will take on ted cruz alon donald trump alone. >> i don't see what the big deal is. so what? >> reporter: trump claiming the alliance proves that he's right about the washington establishment. >> it takes two guys, long time politicians, to try to get together to try and beat trump and yet they're way behind. >> reporter: bernie sanders dream of stopping hillary clinton is fading, but not his passion. >> we're going to raise the

harbor of baltimore, maryland. beautiful out today. one of five states voting. desperate times for desperate measu measures. the bombshell, john kasich and ted cruz united to take down donald trump. the two underdogs have a bold new plan, split up some upcoming conte contests. >> it is big news today, john kasich decided to pull out of indiana to give us a head to head with donald trump good for the country. >> i love campaigning in indiana and he loves campaigning in these other states. >> in return, kasich push es had in oregon and new mexico all to stop trump with delegates. you look at it, this agreement is really more of a truce than alliance. they're not exactly endorsing each other or even telling voters to vote for the other guy. to trump supporters, it may all read like a shadowy back door deal. that's exactly what donald trump wants the appearance of, as he puts it, collusion, that the party is out to get him. while this could work very well for cruz and kasich to force a contested convention, it could backfire. either way, it will have a profound effect on an already unc

huge upset in a big senate race in maryland next week. she's going to be joining us. a lot to get to over the course of this hour. >>> we start with this. if you are ever going to testify before congress, or testify before the united states senate, one thing, not the most important thing, but one sort of pofrt thing if you're going to do that is that you need to look the part. right? you need to dress like you're going to address the united states senate. on that score, dee snyder from the band twisted sister has always been at the top of my list for how to make the best visual impression possible when testifying before the united states senate. that same day, 1985, that senate committee had heard already from frank zappa, who was hilarious in his testimony, but who also wore a very nice, conservative suit and a positively trump-esque red republican tie to give his hilarious testimony. that same committee had also heard from john denver that day, the great john denver, who was there to testify against censorship and against the sort of soft-form censorship that you start to ease into

. >>> a former women's basketball coach with ties to maryland has been acquitted on sex abuse charges. bryce mckeen was briefly at the university of maryland, but charges stem from his time at xavier university. a accused him of gro groping her. he was found not guilty. an attorney called the ruling sad. >>> today adam thiel will be named the new fire commissioner. thiel is virginia's deputy secretary of public safety and homeland security now. before that he was the alexandria fire chief for about seven years. >>> it is now time for weather and traffic. and we'll start with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. much warmer, but will we stay this way is the question. >> kind of sort of. the warmest part of the day will be the first part when you walk out this morning. temperatures already in the mid-60s. not going to be that warm later this afternoon. another rainy morning, have the umbrella ready to go for some april showers here on your way out. clearing out again just like yesterday, we should be back to sunshine this afternoon. but we won't be in the 70s today like we wer

park, maryland. store employees expect to be sold out of all prince music by the end of the day. >>> we continue to follow the story on your only local news at 7:00 this evening. i will talk live to done any simpson who knew prince and is stunned by his sudden passing. download the free wusa 9 app. you can weigh in on your favorite prince song by going to the wusa 9 facebook page. >>> there are just five days to primary election day in maryland. republican presidential candidate ted cruz brought his campaign to frederick. the texas senator took aim at donald trump. this time accusing trump of giving into political correctness. scott broom was there. >> ted cruz pounced on the transgender bathroom. >> adult men, strangers should not be alone in the bathroom with little girls. >> reporter: ted cruz on the attack after donald trump told an interviewer thursday morning he would be okay with caitlyn jenner using whatever room she liked in trump tower. among republicans cruz is running third, considered too far right to win in a moderate to liberal state. but the candidate is battling nonethe

completed. i spoke with a maryland criminal defense attorney. he says investigators will likely conduct bullistic analysis. they will try to deduce what the homeowner saw when he fired the weapon toasty if it was a negligent act. it could possibly lead to murder charges and take a couple of weeks. >> thank you very much matt. so much information and a lot of questions. we appreciate the answers. tonight, we are learning more about the suspect and the team coverage with reaction from neighbors. >> what a wonderful guy. >> reporter: one man broke down as we talked to him saying his neighbor is the kindest of neighbors always offering help. his reaction to that person, now a suspect. >> it's a tragedy. yes, it's a tragedy. the poor guy that got killed. >> reporter: those who live next door say it is just as surreal to them. >> i was shock first-degree. like i said earlier, you know, i have lived here 40 years and never seen anything like this. >> reporter: the suspect's sibling made the welfare check request saying his brother suffering from diabetes and hadn't responded. since it was a me

near maryland route 109. sky 9 flew over the interstate as it was shut down. rescuers have to get in and help one person flown to the hospital by a medical helicopter. we don't know what caused the crash but the victim was taken to a trauma center in balte. latest weather for tomorrow. it will be a yellow weather alert and i'm lessley foster. >> and i'm adam longo. how is it looking topper shutt. >> not everyone will see a storm but let's talk about the weather. the polls open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 8. if you scared of the showers get to the polls before 1:00. 82 by 2:00 and then maybe an isolated shower and maybe about 50% of our viewing area to the north of us especially. 7:00 tomorrow morning, fantastic. 66 downtown, 62 in gaithersburg and 50 in manassas and 50 in fairfax. a few clouds lingering and actually kind of move in along i-81 and we are in the mid-70s by 9:00 and by degrees downtown and 84 in manassas and 83 in sterling. we will talk about the possibility of more weather alerts. and we are talking about -- why don't you down load it. the weather alerts and you will get

primary contests, including maryland. 384 delegates are up for grabs for the democrats. 172 for the republicans. pennsylvania obviously the largest in terms of delegate count. now, trump and clinton could have big wins in the state. a new nbc/wall street journa journal/marist poll showed -- polling locations will open at 7:00 tomorrow morning and close at 8:00 tomorrow night. delegates available. there are 95 up for grabs for the democrats. 38 for the republicans. i've got to say a lot of you and your neighbors have already voted in that early voting. 258,000. well over a people. that's a big percentage of voters in the state that have cast the ballot during the period that ended last week. >>> trump is expected to get a large share of delegates tomorrow and now his two opponents are looking down the line, hoping a new alliance will prevent him from reaching the number of delegates he needs to get the nomination. john kasich and ted cruz are joining forces. kasich said he'll skip indiana next week to help cruz. cruz said he'll skip oregon to help kasich. >> it's a corrupt enterprise

will hear from them later in the newscast. alison: when you want to know about your doctor, maryland offers a public website to let you dig up some dirt, but the 7 on your side i-team discovered that page could hide a position's past. joce sterman explains. joce: gallbladder surgery should have been routine for this montgomery county man, but he seemed to know from the start he would not make it. >> he said i will die in the hospital. joce: they left them with pictures to remember him he was going to die. : his family sued his position in 1995 area the lawsuit claimed he made a mistake in surgery and failed to treat complications that followed. indward denied the claims court papers, saying that he complied with the standard of care. the case was settled, but never reached reaction from the maryland board of physicians. how many accidents need to take place? >> i would like to say>> one. they have never taken any action against dr. woodward. according to a state website, he looks flawless, but the 7 on your side i-team found out that is far from the truth, cases people do not know ab

was robbery. >>> we turn to campaign 2016 where marylanders are heading to the polls anit today. 95 democratic and 38 republican delegates up for grabs. delia goncalves talk to voters in bethesda. >> reporter: donald trump and hillary clinton expected to get their share of delegates in maryland but the race everyone is talking about his u.s. senate. maryland voters cast paper ballots in today's primary and the line at the library was long and voting steady. >> i'm making my throat hurt by voting today.>> they have the experience, the depth, and the knowledge to get things done. >> reporter: according to polls chris van hollen is ahead of competitor donna edwards of prince georges county. she hopes marylanders will make her the first black woman senator in 18 years. on the national ticket >> i decided last minute i'm going with bernie sanders. >> we need to pick someone who can win in november. >> reporter: democrats need a strong candidate to be trump in the general election and she believes what most marylanders do, hillary clinton is the choice. >> i'm really pretty stunned at the

-degree sex offense. among other things. >>> the maryland sheriff, accused of assaulting his wife, said he didn't do it. and claims she's going to recant her story. but so far, he said nothing. wusa 9 scott broom is in annapolis, where ron bateman talked to reporters this morning. scott? >> reporter: interesting case. knows all about domestic violence. because he oversees the department as an elected official that handles 3,000 cases of it a year. >> i want to start off by saying that i love my wife very much. and she loves me very much. >> reporter: that's sheriff bateman this morning, speaking publicly for the first time, in the wake of being arrested sunday night by police, who responded to a 911 call from bateman's wife. according to charging documents, elsie bateman said they were arguing over money and the sheriff threw her into the wall and hit her in the left side of the face and mouth. sheriff bateman admitted to drinking. mrs. bateman suffered friday but minor injuries. today, the sheriff denied assaulting his wife. >> i never, ever ever assaulted my wife. things were said in

. in a couple of hours, polls open in five states including maryland. starting in maryland, voters will weigh in on more than the race for the republican and democratic presidential noms. all eight of its congressional districts and the school boards in six local counties will be decided today. the big congressional races will be tracking are in districts four, six and eight. our nbc 4 maris poll indicates more maryland residents will vote for the presidential front of runners. it's a closed primary, so only registered democrats and republicans can vote. donald trump leads ted cruz by six percentage points. hillary clinton le leads bernie sanders by 17 points. the poll has a margin of error in of 3.5 points. >>> and now the u.s. senate seat, representative donna edwards is taking on representative chris van hollen to replace senator barbara mikulski. our poll gives van hollen a slight edge over after five term. and the congressional races, fourth congressional district encompasses parts of prince george's county and anne arundel counties. all three frontrunners are democrats. glenn

"q&a." >> tomorrow, john kasich has a town hall meeting in rockville, maryland live at 2 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> carla hayden, president obama's library of congress nominee testified at a confirmation hearing on wednesday. she responded to questions about the library of congress functions with many focused on its copyright office and about the challenges she sees ahead for the institution. this is one hour and 15 minutes. -- >> we are here to talk about something that does not get discussed very often, who is going to be the librarian of congress. ably for 28r served years. senator schumer and i worked last year together to establish a term for this job, so dr. hayden is the first person to be appointed or a specific term. that would be 10 years. it is no reason to believe you couldn't be reappointed at 10 ,ears is enough time to we get we believe, lots of things done. this is an important job and an important office and i think dr. hayden has been important issue met with members of the senate and you are here with your mother. i was glad to meet her mother, sitting right

and faces multiple charges. >>> and former university of maryland defensive back sean davis was selected by the steelers in this evening's second round of draft. davis was picked operateth -- 58th overall, the latest chapter in a remarkable story for a young man who grew up in prince georges county. in his senior year of high school, dozens of division 1 schools offered him football schooler -- scholarships and he chose maryland to stay close to his dad battling cancer and working two jobs. >> and he is my inspiration and motivator, you know and i have never seen anyone going to that and haveing two jobs every day. >> and congratulations to him. coming up, we'll get his reaction from sean davis and on heading to the steelers. >> so excited for him and the whole family. >> and they have a lot to chore for. >> and many of you might be heading indoors. the clouds hanging around and the rain is coming back. >> and i guess we'll bring back the topper. when are we going to have to start running for cover tomorrow? >> it's not a beautiful day but we'll be able to do some stuff outside

:00 and most of them north of town and the maryland and p.a border. 7:00 in the morning, temperatures in the 60s, not as cold or chilly, temperatures in the mid-70s at 10:00, and still dry and showers will primarily be north of the maryland-p.a. border. you can download our wusa weather app for free. >>> police are searching for whoever stabbed a wilson high school student. he was stabbed in the leg about two blocks from -- school. he was able to reach the school, and police believe that the motive was robbery. the attacker looked to be in his 30s. the student will be okay, and police want to hear from any witnesses. >>> anxious after a brutal assault in montgomery village left a teen dead. oscar benitez is the suspect. police say that the blooding assault happened after 10:00 last night in the parking lot of the centerway park. they are investigating whether this was gang related. >> it's frightening. i come here a few times a week to walk and i realize this happened at night but it could happen any time. >> it worries us. this is normally a safe neighborhood. >> another gang-related

maryland state troopers to show you the dangers they face on the road every day. first tonight, d.c. is remembering a legend of music and entertainment from the warner theater to national harbor and bars and restaurants all over the region. >> people are decked out in purple tonight, celebrating in prince's words "this thing called life." chris lawrence is gathering the latest information on how prince died and how people are reacting tonight. chris? >> we know the medical examiner has prince's body and will be performing an autopsy sometime tomorrow. as for reaction in our area, you could hear it in the air. ♪ tonight it seems like everyone is listening to those old prince songs and fans have been coming downtown to set up tracks outside of the warner theater. prince performed there in 1993 and a sign is up in honor of his memory. some danced and celebrated his music and his commitment to civil rights. >> it was important to us and black lives matter because he was a huge supporter. also embodied a lot of the resistance that we feel is important. >> i saw him in concert in 19 a 8

the maryland u.s. senate seat the same seat, then holland is vying for. he joins voters at the sports and learning complex and landover. >> it's an election about how we grow opportunities for people struggling to keep their places in the middle class. >> reporter: marylanders have a week to cast an early vote for the primaries. the polls are open between 10 am and eight >> reporter: marylanders have a week to cast an early vote for the primaries. the polls are open between 10 am and 8 pm. primary day is april 26. election officials using paper ballots instead of touchscreen machines because every candidate's name can't appear on one screen. what is one thing you want to see changed? >> for the children i would like to see them have more resources. >> reporter: one of the changes that voters would like to see. mikea turner wusa9.>>> we just learned president barack obama will deliver the keynote at howard university and they will give him the honorary degree doctor of law which is the highest honor. >>> the democratic candidates hillary clinton bernie sanders debate tonight at

line. and in washington, joe walden, fox news. >> and quick note for maryland voters today is the last day for early voting in the state ahead of next week's primary. today trump will hold a rally on maryland eastern shore and ted cruz will campaign in frederick on thursday and maryland voters head to the polls tuesday april 26. >> now, to a "fox5" sdlusive a disturbing story out of the district. this morning police are trying to figure out why someone attacked two young children including a toddler in their own home it may be an act of retaliation all stemming from shooting of a 7-year-old earlier this month. annie yu is live with the latest own this andia what you can tell us. >> earlier this month, april 8 a 7-year-old girl was shot on hartford street not far from the 7th street police district station and she was walking home from dinner with her family when she was shot. just very dissturk news. police did tell us they arrested 27-year-old michael wiggins in connection with that shooting and on tuesday, police source confirmed to us there's a warrant out for arrests of wiggins sis

the polls tomorrow, including voters in maryland. moving forward with plans for a new stadium. that story is still ahead. with the fullback forecast next on abc 7 news at i don't believe that big money can buy votes -- not in our district. and i won't claim to have single handily passed just about every bill in annapolis. we can't settle for the same old politics, not when our basic rights are being threatened by trump and cruz. i'll stand up to their bigotry and be a passionate voice for maryland women and families. in tv and in business, i built relationships. as a woman in the house, i'll do the same to get things done. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. jummy: students are back in class at a wisconsin high school after a terrifying shooting outside their prom. two teens were hurt he for police shot and killed the gunman. what the teens families say may have motivated the attack. is still a small town in shock as police try to understand why this 18-year-old allegedly plotted a rampage at a high school prom. >> w

some superdelegates for a shot at the nomination. >>> maryland is one of the states holding a primary this coming tuesday, april 26. trump and clinton areal whoing far ahead in the three states of available delegates. tracie potts looks ahead with us in a few minutes at 4:45. >>> the time right now is 4:32. and we have chuck bell standing by with four things we need to know. 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 70

think you will, too. i will show it to you at 6:21. pockets of upper 30s in northern maryland from gaithersburg to frederick, mid to upper 30s. but mid-40s for much of northern virginia and near 50 degrees in the nearby suburbs. the next 24 hours look this way, 54 degrees at 7:00 a.m. by 7:00 p.m., 63 degrees. the weekend forecast is just ahead. breaking news continues in first 4 traffic, where is the trouble now? >>> breaking news, chopper 4 just got over parkway. we have a three-and-a-half mile backup headed inbound. 395 north at duke street is cleared out of the way. both the road work and accident cleared out of the way. we still have a two-mile backup there this morning. the outer loop ramp to connecticut avenue, we have an accident just popping up there. and 270 near 80 is seeing the left shoulder blocked due to a crash. otherwise, we're going to take a look here at some travel times coming up in about ten minutes. eun? >>> thank you, melissa. a developing story this morning that has now been seven days since family members have heard from fairfax county firefighter nicole mi

maryland. the rest of us tonight just dealing with the cool conditions. 59 in ma nanassas. staying cool for a while. more showers likely over the next couple of days, so keep the jackets and the umbrellas handy. >>> we have some breaking news out of tacoma park right now. a woman is dead, a man injured in a double stabbing. >> this happened on houston avenue not far from slygo creek shomari, what are you learning? >> reporter: good evening. there's a lot going on right now. you can see i'm standing in front of the yellow crime scene today. you look over here and there's a white nissan car right there. we don't know how this car is related to what happened in this building, but it is here and they are talking by this car. let's roll some video. this an active scene. we're on the 600 block of houston. police are gathering details and searching for evidence in this apartment building. police say around 2:00 they received an emergency call. officers rushed to the complex and found a man suffering with a stab wound by the elevator. officers then ran up to an apartment and they found a woman,

nominee just yet. maryland could matter a lot. this gop battle could stretch out into july and the convention. i'm steve handelsman, news 4. >>> more now on maryland's presidential primary. there are 118 democratic delegates and 38 republican delegates at stake on tuesday. donald trump is holding a rally about an hour from now in this high school gym in berlin in worcester county. >>> today, the entire community came together to say good-bye to a firefighter who was shot and killed in prince george's cou y county. he was a husband and a father. and the crowd for his funeral was so big they couldn't all fit into the church. tracy wilkins was there for the final good-bye for a hero killed in the line of duty. >> we're doing as well as can be expected. >> reporter: and how he died is weighing heavily on his firefighting brothers. >> i think we're in shock and just heartbroken. >> reporter: the investigation into how john ulmschneider was shot and killed in the line of duty continues. kevin swain was shot also. the homeowner opened fire, shooting the two firefighters and his own brothe

. >>> and the running man challenge is the hottest trend on the internet. before the maryland players, there were these players. meet the talented dudes that did it first. >> i was like, oh, my what? [ laughter ] >>> video starts with the young girl by the name of alexis. she's on vacation on a 100 foot cat maran. she's enjoying a day trip. starts off, everyone's having fun. shortly after that, you see people wearing their life jackets. >> there's water in the bottom of the boat. >> the party music abruptly ends. you begin to see the boat lifting. shortly after, people begin to slide across as the list becomes more extreme. you hear people screaming in the background when water begins to splash on deck. this catamaran does go down. alexis knows enough about swimming that she's removed her life jacket. she didn't want to get trapped underneath that canopy. you see many survivors out of the boat and drifting in the water. this incident killed three people. and you can hear alexis sees one of them. >> i think he's dead. >> this experience very traumatic, as you might imagine. this incide

. his service weapon and firearms were removed from their home. >>> a lower maryland police officer shot a man by accident. the incident happened last night when officers responded to an alarm at a market on 14th street. officials say during the investigation one of the officers got startled when he saw a shadowy figure. the officer's gun went off and hit a 20-year-old who was inside the sore. tonight his mother says she's not getting enough answers about what happened. >> this happened last night around 11:00, 11:30 and i'm just getting a call this afternoon around about 1:30 and they didn't give me any details so i just feel like i'm lost. >> the officer who fired that shot is on routine paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. >> traffic on interstate 395 in virgin lot worse before it gets better. that's because vdot is expanding toll lanes on 395. this is the vekd face of hot lanes on that road. right now they stop just north of edsel road. tonight was one of the first public hearings about the plan and the time frame for the project. >> we're doing a

. >> kasich trails trump by double digits in maryland. but campaign hopes his more optimistic message might resonate here. >> don't had the let anybody tell you that somehow we're losing america. that's just a downer i'm not willing to accept. >> s >> ted cruz, speaking in erie, pennsylvania this afternoon. >> the heart of our economy is not washington, d.c. the heart of our econy businesses all across the united states of america. >> reporter: trump holds a rally in pittsburgh tonight. and has remained mostly silent today on the growing feud he touched off with the party he hopes to lead this fall. complaining yesterday about delegate rules in colorado that his campaign failed to master. leading to a cruz sweep there. >> the rnc, the republican national committee, they should be ashamed of themselves for allowing this kind of crap to happen. >> and aiming squarely at previs who responded with a tweet. >> nominations weave known a year -- we've known a year ago. complaints now? give us a break. >> reporter: scott walker campaign manager to be a top aid. no word yet on when the donald will b

western maryland. that's about it. this will race in here good enough for yellow weather alert for rain and showers and slow the morning commute. here is a look at future cast by 6:00, rain and showers. if you are coming down to 70s and coming down to 66 and we are looking at rain and showers. temperatures mild and 59 downtown and 56 in silver spring. by 8:00, heavier activity down to the south to southern maryland and you see the orange and the yellow. heavier rainfall and 8:00 and we still have showers to leesburg and frederick and 9:30 showers over 95 to haggers town and we will talk about when the sun will reappear and talk about a little change of the pattern over the weekend and a reminder to downlo storms and rain with us tomorrow morning and we will send you notifications and, of course, a three degree guarantee in n the seven day outlook. >>> police arrested 400 peaceful protestors that had a sitin on the steps of the capitol building. the group was brought away by police. they want an end to redistricting in ways to help incumbents win elections. >>> new developments in t