a home in the 1,100 block of 18th street early this morning. it was a neighbor who alerted police. right now police are saying her death is suspicious. we expect more information later this morning and we'll have more on this tonight on news 4 at 4:00 5:00 and 6:00. a manhunt is under way in montgomery county for the suspect in a violent gas station robbery. chopper 4 captured the aftermath on tape and news 4's molette green joins us live with the latest from the scene. >> reporter: barbara good morning. yes, crime scene tape all gone now. this gas station is back open for business. no sign as you said of the suspect. now, police were able to watch the surveillance video inside the gas station which captures the robbery go down but the suspect had his face covered. all of this happening during a shift change this morning just after 6:30 here at colesville road and university boulevard. it became dramatic scene with the victim stuffing a head injury after getting hit on the head with the gun. the suspect's gun. and the victim then made his way across the street where he was eventually able to get some medical attention. now, montgomery county police tell us how all of this started. >> male clerk stated to officers that during a transition when he was getting off and another clerk was showing up for work male suspect announced a robbery, he had a black what appeared to be a semiautomatic handgun. >> reporter: the suspect then took off on foot and headed in the direction of montgomeryh gomgomery blair high school. chopper 4 was over the scene when police were working with the school to get arriving children inside as quickly as possible. for most of the morning there was restricted access to the school as police searched inside and around that area for any sign of an armed man. the school is back open for normal operations this morning. now, the suspect is still out here. misonly are working with a very limited description. they tell us they are still talking with the victim this morning to try to get more information. live this morning in silver spring i'm molette green, back to you. i'm melissa mollet at the live desk. we're waiting to see if a former fairfax county police spokesman will post bond to get out of jail. william bud walker is being held for possessing child pornography. during a hearing this morning, his bond was set at $15,000, though his attorney argued it was too high and should be lower. if he is released walker will be barred from using computers and would not be able to have unsupervised contact with children. his wife was in court to show support. good news for a boy who had his wheelchair stolen. through social media and a radio station, someone offered to donate one to the family. the boy's mother says she leaves the wheelchair in the lobby every night so she can carry her son up to the second floor apartment. when she went to get the cheremond morning it was gone. anyone with information is asked to call police. tom? storm team 4 radar is showing off to our west. showers are breaking downed a vancing to the east. we have lots of sunshine. a beautiful spring day under way right now. and we'll have this live of some showers getting closer to us and may intensify a bit as it gets into the metro area. that won't be until later this afternoon. right now, 70 degrees at reagan national near 70 across most of northern virginia. we're in the 60s north and west. haggerstown down to a cool 60 where they had sprinkles coming into cumberland. around the bay, a bit cool with a breeze off the water in annapolis but elsewhere low to mid-60s. and the weather mood for today, today's weather emoji is thumb's down. we'll likely get showers and thundershowers later this afternoon. >> kind of nice out there right now, though. the caps hope to tie things up with the islanders tonight. they'll face off at 7:00 p.m. for game two of their playoff series. the team may be without starting goaltender braden holtby who did not participate at the morning skate this morning. we'll keep you updated on his status. the caps are hoping to play a more up tempo game tonight. we hear there was a lot of talk about heavy and sluggish legs in game number one. tickets for tonight's game at verizon center are still available. morning starting at around $70 per seat. well working in tv we are all aware that the camera is always rolling. espn reporter britt mchenry was caught on camera verbally attacking a woman who worked for a company that towed mchenry's car. take a listen. >> i'm in the news i a l [ bleep ]ing sue this place. do you feel good about your job? i can be a college dropout and do the same thing? i have a brain and you don't. lose some weight, baby girl. >> the towing company employee warned mchenry about the camera. mchenry issued a statement saying "i allowed my emotions to get the best of me and said insulting and regrettable things." espn has suspended her for one week. we have a chance for you to weigh in on a story getting backlash on social media. a ranking of pringle flavors. is your favorite at the top? plus the early morning arrival in space that will make future mornings more pleasant. and a story that has some fathers cheering. the bill that could make going out with babies trending online, if you thought the latest trailer for the new "star wars" movie was exciting. look at this. a japanese air hewn has unveiled a jumbo jet designed to look like the lovable droid r2-d2. my son will freak out over this. the plane is a boeing 787 dream liner and this whole thing part of the you are aline's five years "star wars" project. we hear there are more planes coming as well. and can paul blart improve any knew spree in millions online think so. take a look at this. here's one suggestion. die blart 2 and then another "jowls" instead of "jaws." and once you pop you can't stop? what is the best pringles flavor? this might surprise you and cause serious debate at work. according to media group thrill list the best flavor is cheddar. sour cream and onion came in at 26 as you can see here. barbecue came in at 22. let us know what you think about the pringles rating on our nbc washington facebook page. scary and dramatic moments for a baggage handler trapped inside a plane's cargo hold. the worker was napping. what you just heard was the panic that set in once he realized he was up in the air. this happened monday at an airport in seattle where the man works as a baggage handler. once he woke up he had good enough reception on his cell phone to connect with 911, then the call dropped out. passengers could hear banging and a scream from below their feet. the man is back on the job but he's banned from handling luggage for alaska airlines. we're getting a look at incredible video of a man being pulled from the subway tracks in philadelphia. look at the bottom left of your screen there, you can see a man walking near the edge of a subway platform when he falls on to the tracks. several people scatter but one man in an eagles jacket jumps down from the platform to help him. others then gather around to pull the man and the good samaritan back on to the platform. the man who fell was hurt but will be okay. tom? gorgeous spring day under way but we have showers coming into the mountains. these are very light showers coming to near cumberland tracking off to the east maybe near hagerstown and winchester, in an hour we may get a light shower coming through. your weather planner the rest of the day, a mild afternoon, the headlines for afternoon showers and thundershowers that will be for your afternoon commute. maybe between around 4:00 to 6:00p.m. followed by a summery saturday. what else is climbing? the pollen count. it's high for tree pollen right now. the grass and weed pollen remain low. adam? >> tom, thanks. diaper-changing tables may soon be making their way into the men's room at least if you hiv in new york. today new york senator brad holman is introducing a bill he hopes will make that happen. the bill would require all new buildings in largely renovated bathrooms in the state to have changing tables in both female and male public bathrooms and he's not the only one. celebrity dad ashton kutcher recently took to twitter complaining accessible for dads not even celebrity dads. if approved, the bill would go into effect pretty much immediately there. you're a dad, what do you think of that? >> two times over. i say anything that makes that experience easier i'm all for it. >> i asked the guys who sit near me in the newsroom those who are not fathers yet found it was a great idea but one father i talked to said he'd have to think about. >> it you have to go through the experience first and then you'd be on the team of the changing tables in the bathroom. >> there's something that they should have absolutely for both men and women. after the break, planning a trip to a national park in our area? we'll tell you where you can police are telling us a massive family argument is to blame for a deadly shooting in phoenix. police and swat stormed the home yesterday after an hour's long standoff and inside they found five victims, three brothers one of their wives and the men's mother. two other women were inside the home at the time they told police they ran out of the home while shots were being fired with a three-year-old and an infant in tow. police are calling those two women heroes. i'm melissa mollet at the live desk. derrick ward just talked to the new fire chief and he and the mayor announced new plans for recruitment. >> we've gotten a opportunity to bring on more firefighters more d.c. residents, we're excited about that. the mayor has made a commitment and i have an opportunity to make that an announcement. >> part of the plan includes buying a new fleet of emergency vehicles over the next five years. you can register online to take the fire and ems entrance exam on may 20. the exam is set for june 13. >> melissa, thanks. new today, mission complete. spacex's "dragon" successfully docked at the international space station. the spacecraft delivered vital supplies like spare parts and an italian espresso machine that came just in time for breakfast around 6:55 this morning. it's national parks week so get out there and take advantage of free admissions all over the country this week. there are so many options in our area you probably know what they are in the dmv, there we are. in virginia you have great falls park. you also have the robert e. lee memorial. in maryland this's antietam national battlefield and the clara barton house. in d.c. the national mall rock creek park and the sewell belmont house and museum. if you need more ideas, head to our facebook page we've posted a link on finding parks near you. support for these parks is critical. tracie potts as a look at the long hours and billions of dollars it takes to keep them up and running. >> reporter: barbara, this kicks off national parks week and this weekend all of the national parks including great falls are going to be free. most of them already are, the historic site, the monuments. those that have admissions charges will be waived this weekend. they are trying to not only draw in millions of visitors but also to draw attention to the fact that some of these parks are in desperate need of repair. there are $11.5 billion worth of maintenance projects sitting on the back burner now, deferred maintenance because the park service similar my doesn't have the money to take care of the crumbling walls and trails that need repair and facilities that need to be beefed up. they're asking congress they're asking individuals and businesses and foundations to match that money. in the meantime we've learned here in virginia it's over $600 million, about half that in maryland a lot of money to make sure that these national treasures are kept up to date. barbara? >> thank you, tracie. do you plan to visit a national park this spring? we have a poll up right now, tweet us facebook us or send us a text, 1 for yes, 2 for no. we'll bring you the results in a half hour. let's find out from tom if it will be a good week end to visit a park. hey, tom. >> it will. my favorite national park near us is shenandoah national park. that's where i took this photo of dark hollow falls. the forecast there in the mountains, it will be cooler elevations above 3,000 feet. great hiking weather and bright sunshine on saturday. then sunday increasing clouds but just in the 50s at those higher elevations. might get a passing shower. that will be late in the afternoon. our afternoon planner here for today, mild bill 1:00, the low 70s by 4:00 p.m. the upper 70s. that's when we may get scattered showers and thundershowers rolling through but they should be gone by 7:00 p.m. by then back down to the low 70s. >> tom, thanks. "real housewives of beverly hills" star kim richards has yet to address her arrest. richards was picked up at the beverly hills hotel after she locked herself in the polo lounge bathroom. richards reportedly cursed at officers and kicked one in the leg. she was booked for public drunkenness, resisting arrest trespassing and battery on a cop. she has acknowledged struggling with alcohol problems in the past. a story lighting up facebook and twitter this morning. tim mcgraw says he will headline a show in connecticut to benefit a sandy hook group. the group says they seek to protect children from gun violence. gun violence advocates -- gun advocates call him a hip krat. other stars don't want to get caught up. billy kurng on the says he won't appear in the concert. in december 2012 26 people were fatally shot in new town. a look at why swimming is being tied to welfa welcome back. no swimming if you're on welfare in kansas. families on government aid are being forced to stop spending on certain things because of a new controversial law there. republican governor sam brownback signed the hope act. under the law, families can no longer use goth funds to visit swimming pool see movies or go gambling. those are just a few of the restrictions. >> oh, so if you're on welfare in kansas you can cross this mall off your list. [ laughter ] >> reporter: comedian jon stewart having a bit of fun with it. supporters say the bill is designed to pressure those on aid to spend more responsibly. it goes into effect july 1. oscar winning actress back under fire after failing to live on a food stamp budget. gwenyth paltrow set out to shop and eat like someone on food stamps for one week. this is what she bought -- some egg, brown rice and limes. she broke four days in for some chicken, vegetables and black licorice. paltrow says she's been forever altered by how difficult it was to eat wholesome, nutritious food on that budget. she donated to the new york city food bank and posted the recipes for the meals she did make on her life-style page. the ring tone that has gone viral and a new if you run over somebody it'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. this might sound like the start of a bad joke but it's not. former ward one d.c. council member jim graham has found his new job -- it's in the adult entertainment industry. starting sunday graham will take center stage at the nude nightclub the house in northwest d.c. graham will serve as a special events director two nights a week. sunday nights will be nude male dancing for gay men. thursday nights nude male dancing for women. graham told tom sherwood why he's choosing this as his next job venture. >> i've had a lot of different experiences but i wanted something different from all of that. i wanted something that was fun and quite honestly i'd like to make a buck two. >> he's just being honest. graham has been out of office after losing the democratic primary a year ago. he also spent time volunteering for drug abuse and homeless issues. well apparently disney's "frozen" has fans of all ages even kansas republican senator pat roberts. >> i think the preference issue -- ♪ let it go let it go -- ♪ [ laughter ] just let it go. [ laughter ] >> the interruption came as tom vilsack was answering a question during a hearing on u.s. tariff policy yesterday. roberts kept the joke going on line tweeting out "somebody tell the obama administration to let it go" with the hashtag "for the grand kids." gorgeous spring day under way. clouds from the west ahead of that sun shine illuminating the ever-greening landscape. look how the trees are greening up quickly. just in the last day or two we've seen it turning more spring like. it's near 70 degrees now in the metro area. ought to be in the upper 60s to near 70. south and east around the bay it's cooler near the bay waters. later today upper 70s and showers and thundershowers coming through but not until late afternoon and into very early this evening, then it ends. then sunshine back on saturday up near 80. gorgeous day and then on sunday increasing clouds mid-60s, some showers maybe late sunday night into monday. >> thanks tom. you like s'mores? you like coffee? listen up. you'll be able to get s'mores in your frappe chino. starbucks will roll out the frozen blend on april 28 but only for a limited time. as you would expect, it consists of a marshmallow flavored base, whipped cream, chocolate sauce. so we had brownie flavored beer. now the s'mores frappe chino. >> i didn't like it when i thought we would have graham crackers floating around but it looks like on top. chocolate. >> sign barbara up i'll take one, too. coming up the big concert planned for the national mall and what you should know if you want to attend. and new this morning, a man accused of jumping the fence at the white house in court right now. the action being taken that could put this case to a close. breaking news. the maryland man who jumped the white house fence last october just pled guilty in court. megan mcgrath was inside the courtroom and she joins us with more on what happens next. megan? just a short time ago, he told the judge the government's case against him is accurate. he admitted to jumping over the white house fence back in october. the breach was one of several in recent months and now changes are coming to the white house. it was last october, this cell phone video captured the scuffle that ensued on the front lawn of the white house after dominick arisagna scaled the fence. he punches secret service dogs before being brought down. he appeared in federal court this morning and pled guilty to a one count misdemeanor of entering a restricted space. he could face a maximum of one year in jail and a $100,000 fine. his arrest was just one in a series of recent fence-jumping incidents that focused attention on white house security and the fence itself. now changes are on the way. approval has been given to bolt steel spikes on top of the existing fence to make it harder to climb. other changes being considered include remacing the fence with a taller one that's ten feet high and building a second fence inside the perimeter creating a double barrier. it looks like sentencing could happen in early july. he could face a maximum of one year in jail as well as $100,000 fine. his attorney though, is asking for time served. in northwest, megan mcgrath news 4. >> thank you, megan. we want to get you caught up on our top stories. starting with an incident that had a local high school on alert all morning long. montgomery county police say a silver spring gas station worker was injured during an apparent robbery attempt this morning. it happened at the corner of university boulevard and colesville road very close to montgomery blair high school. students and staff were asked to shelter in place. police looking for this person who stole a boy's wheelchair. it happened at an apartment complex in langley park. police say surveillance video shows a person pushing the empty chairperson in the parking lot of the complex. a cash reward is being offered. >> and the caps hope they can wrap things up tonight, doing a little bit better facing off at 7:00 p.m. for game two of their playoff series. the caps are hoping to play a more up tempo game tonight. there is a lot of talk about heavy and sluggish legs from game up with. they're playing the islanders at 7:00 p.m. >> tom, get us caught up on the forecast. sunny, around 70 degrees. potential weather slowdowns, well, this afternoon with showers and maybe even thundershowers coming through this may be slowdowns. then this evening all green lights and tomorrow as well. no travel problems weather wise as a beautiful pattern will be setting on in. now, our early temperatures through the afternoon should be in the mid-70s by 2:00 upper 70s by 4:00 p.m. back down to the mid-70s by 6:00 p.m. we may get passing showers and maybe a rumble of thunder. not severe. then after that we'll clear out a bit tonight, back down to the upper 60s by late this evening. >> thanks tom. just a little while ago one of the possible gop presidential candidates addressed republican brass in new hampshire. former florida governor jeb bush was the featured speaker at the politics and eggs breakfast. right out of the gate bush acknowledged his brother and father but tried to make it clear he was different. >> it's kind of interesting, i'm looking out at this room and i'm seeing these incredible pictures some of which bring back really fond memories. guy over there, guy over there. [ laughter ] so i know for a fact if i go beyond the consideration that i'm going to have to show my heart, show who i am tell my story. it's a little different than the story of my brother and my dad. >> they do laugh alike, though. bush said he's considering a run for the white house but still has not made it official. right now the national republican leadership summit is under way. these are live pictures from that event in new hampshire. there's a jam-packed schedule of republicans who will take the stage. jeb bush will also speak at that event. other names include chris christie marco rubio and rick perry just to name a few. on the democratic side of thing, former maryland governor martin o'malley has taken a few jabs at hillary clinton. o'malley accused her of flip-flopping on gay marriage during an event last night. clinton has adopted a more populist tone on the issue saying she wants the supreme court to rule in favor of gay marriage at a federal level. hast last year clinton said the issues should be decided on a state-by-state basis. o'malley has long fought for same-sex marriage rights. he accused her of changing her opinion based on polls. tv host dr. oz trending on facebook, a group of doctors trying to get dr. oz fired from columbia university. look at. this ten doctors wrote a letter to the health sciences dean saying the tv doctor misleads and endangers the public. the doctors went on to say oz promotes quack treatments. columbia has not removed oz from the staff there. here's brittany johnson with a look at this weekend's earth day concert. brittany? >> reporter: tomorrow is the big earth day rally. let me tell you, it will be'm i can. fallout boy, no doubt, usher, mary j. blige and more will be in the city performing. and over 200,000 people are expected to be in the city. so with that large crowd there will be several road closures in the area and we have the information on our app on nbcwashington.com. we have details on what time the concert starts what roads to be closed and more. scientists trying to figure out why puppies are so irresistible. this is a study, believe it or not. we saw it on bbc news. the study claims looking into your dog's eyes -- and who doesn't want to do that -- increases level of the hormone oxytocin. that's the same hormone that helps a parent bond with that child. look at that guy. so looking at your puppy is creating an emotional bond. very interesting. that dude looks like my dog norm. pretty interesting. this sunday marks 20 years since the oklahoma city bombing. 168 people were killed and close to 700 others were hurt. jay gray shows how the survivors have pushed forward in the last two decades. >> reporter: this gate at the oklahoma city memorial marks the most just after the blast, the empty chairs honor 168 lost. and the reflecting pool gives visitors a place to remember. what those who were here will never forget. >> we're still here a little worse for wear. >> reporter: susan walton was trapped in the rubble after the explosion. one of the more than 680 injured. triage doctors didn't expect her to survive. >> she had a basal skull fracture broken nose six fractures along each jawline, a ruptured spleen both legs were severely broken from the knees down. >> reporter: but susan -- >> my goal is to make it one lap around the track here. >> reporter: -- like her city refused to give up or give in. >> it's been quite a journey for 20 years. >> reporter: two decades of recovery and resolve that this community and our nation now pauses to remember this weekend. keeping a promise made to the survivors and those lost. jay gray nbc news oklahoma city. >> good for her. an important health alert for parent this is morning. more and more teens are grabbing hand sanitizer to get drunk. yeah hand sanitizer. teens are turning up in hospitals across the country after drinking the popular germ killer. medical experts say the high alcohol content can be deadly. >> what they're doing, they're mixing it with salt. it brings it to a liquid it winds up being 160 proof ethel alcohol, like green liquor. >> 160 proof, that's twice the amount of vodka. tom. >> and right now around the region we have some showers pushing into the mountains right now showing up on the storm team 4 radar. these are tracking off to the east but they're breaking down quite a bit. maybe just a sprinkle over the next half hour or so. beautiful day under way. by 1:00 the low 70s. by mid-afternoon we'll likely get showers rolling through. we'll be in the upper 70s by then. by 7:00 p.m. back down to the low 70s. great weather for the big earth day concert tomorrow on the mall it will be warm and dry. make sure you wear a hat and put on sun block. lots of sunshine through the day. it will be warm too, afternoon highs around 80 degrees. barbara? >> sounds good tom, thank you. place your bets. any day now the duchess of cambridge will bifrth to a prince or princess. kate middleton is expected to give birth to her second child within the next two weeks. right now you're betting prince george is going to get a sister. book makers say up to 90% of all bets being taken on the sex are gunning for a princess. alice is the run away favorite name with 3-1 odds followed by elizabeth, charlotte and victoria. and a look at what's being said about the possible trip to cuba for the pope coming up after the break. any minute now, president obama and the italian prime minister will take to the mics for a press conference. the two are meeting to discuss support for the ukrainian government's forces batting pro-russian separatists and on efforts to defeat the terror group isis. the prime minister is also pressing the u.s. to support his economic policies. italy is currently facing a recession. meanwhile, the white house is keeping an eye on a court case taking place in texas. appellate judges are considering whether to lift a temporary hold imposed by a federal judge on president obama's action on immigration. u.s. district judge andrew hannan hannan is in brownsville. he granted the injunction at the request of 26 states that oppose the president's action. it was uncertain how quickly the panel will rule, though, following today's hearing. we have breaking news in arlington. police are investigating a suspicious death on south 18th street. news 4's pat collins live at the scene with the latest. pat? >> reporter: adam, the street is taped off on both ends. investigators all over the place as they look into what they describe as a suspicious death here in the aurora highlands section of arlington. joining me now is dustin sternbeck with the arlington county police. tell us what you can so far. >> approximately 7:50 this morning police were called to the 1100 block of 18th street south in aurora highlands where they discovered a 42-year-old single mother of two deceased in her residence. >> her children were out in the street were they not? >> a passer-by located two churn in the pajamas in front of the house in the intersection of the roadway, stopped to see if they needed assistance at which time they alerted the police. >> reporter: what about the father of those children. where is he? >> police have made contact on scene here. that individual has not been taken into custody or detained. he is cooperating with the police investigation at this time. >> reporter: so right now what can you tell me? >> it's an ongoing police investigation. the children have been transported to child protective services by arlington county police department to be in a safe comfortable environment. we're going to be here for the foreseeable future. we have a tragic death here of a single mother. >> okay thank you very much. dustin sternbeck with the arlington county police as he said investigators are going to be here most of the day and so will we. we'll be back with more details coming up. news 4 at 5:00 and 6:00. now back to you. i'm melissa mollet at the live desk. this just in. a car bomb has exploded outside the u.s. consulate in northern iraq. there's no immediate word on yours. an associated press reporter on the scene said the large blast caught nearby cars on fire. at this point, no one has claimed responsibility. >> thanks melissa. for the first time, we're hearing from the oklahoma sheriff's reserve officer who accidentally shot a suspect. gabe gutierrez has more on the "today" show's exclusive interview. >> reporter: tulsa reserve sheriff's deputy robert bates spoke publicly for the first time this morning on the "today" show saying that he wanted to apologize to eric harris' family but that mistaking a taser for a gun can "happen to anyone." bates also called the allegation that he paid to play a cop unfair and flatly denied that any of his training records had been falsified. on april 2, bates had been backup as sheriff's deputies chased a suspect during a sting operation. he claim he is meant to pull his taser but instead he fired his gun by mistake, he says killing eric harris. >> oh my god, what has happened? the laser light is the same on each weapon. i saw the light and i squeezed the trigger and then realized i'd dropped the gun. this was not an intentional thing. i have no desire to ever take anyone's life. >> reporter: bates has been charged with second degree manslaughter and is free on bail. he's expected to be arraigned next week. his attorneys say he intends to plead not guilty. gabe gutierrez, nbc news tulsa, oklahoma. it's feeling like spring around here but we're still talking snow. not for us thank goodness. an april storm dropped almost 10 inches of snow in wisconsin causing a 70-car pileup on i-80 out there. and in colorado snowy and rainy conditions are expected to continue off and on through saturday. by the end of the weekend, denver could see more than two feet of snow. tom, we're not going to talk about snow anymore before next fall i hope around here? >> we're all done here. we've got beautiful sunshine, a gorgeous spring day is under way here with bright sunshine. and the mood for the afternoon, your weather emoji, thumbs down because it looks like we'll get showers and thundershowers by later this afternoon rolling on through between 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. before then, though, our temperatures will be climbing into the upper 70s. by 4:00 mid to upper 70s, then some of those thundershowers roll through. after that we'll dry out this evening. temperatures by 10:00 will be dropping back down into the upper 60s. great weather for the nationals and phillies. first pitch is at 7:05 nats park and the rain ought to be done by then. temperatures by 7:00, the low 70s by first pitch time. then by seventh inning upper 60s then the mid-60s by the last out. great night for baseball. >> verizon is offering customers a new pay tv plan that lets them choose a bundle of channels that they want to see each month. it's a small step towards full-pledged a la carte programming. for $65 a month you get 36 basic channels plus two theme packs plus as sports or kids and you can add others for an extra $10 and add or drop pack annals every month. that's your cnbc morning business report i'm landon doubty. >> reporter: the vatican says pope francis is considering adding a stop in cuba. the pope is credited with having the u.s. and cuba reach their historic agreement by having the vatican host their delegations for the final negotiations. whether or not he adds a cuba leg to his tour he is coming here to d.c. pope francis is expected to be address a joint meeting of congress and visit with the president in the oval office. coming up, the actor channeling his inner tina turner look at this man's shirt after a woman allegedly poked him with a pen because he was snoring on an airplane. a witness took this photo and posted it on twitter. this happened on a southwest airlines flight from chicago to new hampshire. the flight was late leaving the gate, the woman was removed from the plane. the man was examined by paramedics he's okay we understand. the woman was allowed to take another flight. actor john krasinski from the office apologizing to all of us for his latest venture. take a look here. ♪ rolling, rolling on river ♪ >> oh boy, krasinski ripped off his suit to rock this silver dress on last night's lip sync battle on spike tv. he chose to perform ike and tina turner's "proud mary" he tweeted an apology. here's the worst part he wore the dress for nothing, he lost the competition to anna kendric. better luck next time john. saturday versus sunday very did you know you can get into national parks across the country this weekend for free? it's part of national parks week. in our area there are some fantastic options. we've posted a lunge on facebook so you can discover new parks close to your home. earlier this morning we asked if you plan to visit a national park this spring. a lot of you said yes and we think this weekend might be a pretty good time to go. very small number said no. tom, what's it going to be like? looking beautiful if we're getting out to all of our local national parks as temperatures will be warm tomorrow. a few showers in the panhandle of west virginia. they're breaking down as they head toward the shenandoah valley but may regenerate into a few scattered showers and thundershowers by maybe between 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. temperatures right now around 70 degrees. fredericksburg now up to 37373. it's around 60 degrees around the pennsylvania border. around the bay, beautiful spring day under way there. temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70. later today, upper 70s, much of the region. a few scattered showers and maybe a rumble of thunder between 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. we clear out tonight, tomorrow morning into the 50s. beautiful day tomorrow for the big earth day concert. it will be up around 80 degrees. wear your sun block. we'll have the bright sunshine through the day and overnight saturday night a bit cooler down to low 50s and cooler weather on sunday increasing clouds during the day, highs reaching the mid-60s. it's late sunday night. it may not be until midnight sunday night looks like the new timing for any rain arriving then into monday looking like a wet day with occasional showers during the entire day with temperatures only in the 60s on monday. after that we dry out, storm team 4 seven day outlook tuesday, 50s in the morning, afternoon highs around 70 and partly cloudy. a nice day on wednesday, partly sunny. temperatures in the upper 60s. end of the week the next chance of rain looks to be thursday into the upper 60s. have a great weekend. sounds like a nice one now. >> april showers bring mayflower mayflowers. that's all you need to know. that's all for news 4 midday we have news at 4:00 5:00 6:00 this afternoon. >> and join us monday for news 4 (rafe) victor, hi. hold on a second. i got to handle something in the back, but i just need two minutes of your time to run something by you. can you swing it? 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