this trip. police believe her ex-husband was preparing to kill her, and she was afraid of him. the fatal shooting happened just after 9:30 this morning. a surveillance camera caught video of the minivan driving south at connecticut stopping at a red light at knoells. a body being pushed out, witnesses say they heard a pop, it turned out to be a gunshot. they ran to help the victim in the roadway. >> the people from urgent care, the nurse and doctor came out there, and performed cpr. and then -- she didn't make it. >> according to witnesses it appeared there was some commotion in the vehicle. one witness described seeing the woman trying to get out of the van.

the man pulling her back, shooting her, and then pushing her out into the roadway. at that time according to witnesses, the van took off. >> the suspect apparently ditched the van at a service station on park lawn and disposed of its license plates. the owner of the station says he spoke to gilberti. >> he was sitting there in the chair like he usually sits. i said, they had a real rush -- somebody killed a lady. and he was real nervous, and he said, tom, give me a ride. got to give me a ride. i was like, phil, what's wrong? my mechanic says, i think he's the one that killed -- i said, no. >> did you give him a ride? >> no. >> reporter: this bouquet of flowers was put by the scene of the shooting as a memorial to the victim. this cell phone videotape by a man on the scene just seconds after the shooting shows people administering cpr to the victim. the person who took the video helped police translating from

spanish to english the account of an iwitness to the shooting. >> a lady was trying to come out of the car. get a rifle or a shotgun. and shoot the back her head. he was trying to load again and he took off. >> the fella from the service station who says he talked to gilberti after the fatal shooting says he believes gilberti left on foot and may have been heading to metro. that's the latest from kensington, chris gordon, news 4. >> thank you. pat collins is in rockville where police have set up a command post. >> this is the command post for the intense manhunt. the suspect they're looking for is an ex-boxer. he has a scorpion tattooed on his neck. he's on foot, he has weapons. he was last scene right here in rockville.

the murder suspect 51 years old, 6'0", 250 pounds. last seen wearing a red shirt, dark jeans, carrying a dark duffleb dufflebag. he's armed and dangerous. the victim was his ex-wife. she had a stayaway order against him. according to court documents, gilberti told her, i catch you with another man, i will kill you both. and if you call police on me, i better be locked up for a long time because i'll be coming back for you p.m. the manhunt for the murder suspect first led police to this aspen hill neighborhood. streets closed off. neighbors warned. the s.w.a.t. team deployed. they say suspect phillip gilberti has friends here that he might have reason to be here. ray broomall lives nearby.

he saw police make their move. >> lots of cops? >> yes. >> big guns? >> of course. >> what do you make of of this? >> it's crazy, man. >> for hours, police surrounded the place, when they got inside, no sign of the suspect. neighbor broomall knows gilberti, he described him this way. >> phil's crazy, man, he's real crazy. i wouldn't mess with him, come across his path at all. >> reporter: about a half block away, police locate a pickup truck with arizona plates. linked to the suspect. they search the truck, they tow the truck, still no sign of the man they're looking for. then this afternoon in rockville, they located the van, the van that was used in the kensington murder. that caused police to intensify their search here. they set up a command center, they have the s.w.a.t. team at the ready, a helicopter on high. they're using every available resource. >> now, over the weekend, gilberti was arrested for violating that protective order.

he was brought to court on monday. the prosecutor wanted him held but the judge released him on a $50,000 bond. that was yesterday. today that murder in kensington. live in rockville, pat collins, news 4. >> pat, thank you. we're following a developing story out of fairfax county. two lanes of the dulles toll road are shut down by a construction truck accident. these are pictures from chopper 4 a short time ago. a boom truck fell into the eastbound lanes between mcgarretty road and idle woodbridges. there were no injuries. this is expected to affect traffic until at least 7:00 this evening. president obama says the u.s. will spare no effort -- a u.s. army sergeant is in custody

accused of those murders. a court-martial may take place in afghanistan. president obama says he told the afghan president the u.s. takes this case as seriously as if the victims were our own citizens and our own children. >> we're heart broken over the loss of innocent life. the killing of innocent civilians is outrageous and unacceptable. it's not who we are as a country. and it does not represent our military. >> president obama said he wants to ensure the american people and the afghan people that anyone involved in the case will be held fully accountable with the full force of the law. a flurry subpoenas issued today. news 4 has learned the new subpoenas volled cash and contributions controlled by jeff thompson.

tom sherwood broke this story today and joins us with the latest. >> these are grand jury subpoenas. they want information they want information going back ten year s. the subpoenas just web with the out today. several councilmembers confirmed they have received the grand jury is a peen 2345s but declined further comment. others said they have not yet received the mailed subpoenas, but have heard about them. >> vincent gray's 2010 campaign for may, already is the focus of a federal probe looking into a possible shadow campaign involving cash and unreported expenses. as well as donations from jeff thompson. council chairman kwame brown's 2008 campaign is also under federal probe.

a spokesman for the u.s. attorneys office declined comment. businessman jeff thompson who has obtained counsel i8 but declined comment issed focus of a wide ranging probe into his massive giving campaigns. a copy of the subpoena shows a broad based search for documents referring or relating to thompson. his business partners and firms he controls. thompson holds the city's medicaid contract worth more than $300 million a year and has a prominent accounting firm. he's been a major political fund raiser for local and national elections. the subpoena asks for any documents detailing fund-raising pledges. other campaign commitments, meetings, excessive go nations even if returned. and copies of invitations and rsvp's to thompson events. >> those subpoenas are looking at political activity going back nearly 10 years, doreen? >> tom sherwood reporting, thank

you, tom. jpmorgan chase became the first bank to reduce their dividends. the dow jones industrials closed above 13,000. the nasdaq finished above 3 thourgs, the first time both have reached that level at the same time. a judge in pennsylvania denied a request by jerry sandusky in the penn state child sex abuse case. the former assistant football coach is charged with sexually abusing ten boys over a 15-year span. yesterday his lawyer requested more details about the alleged crimes, including where and when they took place. prosecutors say they cannot provide those details. sandusky's lawyers say he will file a motion to dismiss all charges for a lack of specificity. another beautiful day outside today. >> this was hard to top any time of the year, but especially in early march. doug? >> and normally, in march we talk about a weather pattern like this, we say, dopt get used

to it. i think we can get used to it. i think we're going to be seeing a pattern like this for the next week, maybe the next two weeks. the pattern across the country will shape up in such a way that we're in for very warm air right on through the middle and end of next week. take a look outside right now. just a fantastic day on tuesday. back up to 79 degrees, we hit 80 earlier. now back to 79 with winds out of the west at 13 to 22 miles an hour. 76 into martinsburg, west virginia. down toward the south, culpepper, fredericksburg, coming in at 81 degrees. 70 in cambridge. we're looking at a couple showers, one of which making its way into the chesapeake. another one to the south and west of waldorf making its way across 301. they just popped up at about the last half hour, coming in through the beltway right now. we'll be around the arlington and alexandria area around the

next half hour to an hour. that does not have a lot rain with, temperatures throughout the rest of the evening looking nice, we're in for a treat as far as the weather is concerned for the next couple days. i'll update you on that forecast. plus what it means for your weekend coming up. coming up, primary election day for voters in the southing and tonight could be a make or break night for at least one of the candidates. >> the search is on for a guy who sfoel a car during rush hour this morning. >> the day after the kony 2012 movement released a new viral video. we're hearing from joseph kony's village. free agency has started in the nfl and it's been busy times out here at redskins park. who's coming and who's been resigned for the skins. also, some injury news for

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this is a boeing 737, it just rolled off a taxi way at the atlanta international airport this morning. the maintenance workers were justeting the planes engines when the brakes failed. and the plane began to move. and that happened. now to presidential politics, republicans in mississippi and alabama are casting their votes in primaries today. mitt romney has seen a surge in pre-election polls. and he's hoping tonight's results could be a race changer. brian mooar has the latest. >> reporter: the republicans are hoping the next couple hours will shake up this race and in the meantime, president obama is looking at some trouble on the horizon. as voters headed to the polls in alabama and mississippi, mitt romney was showing surprising strength in the polls. but still fighting an enthusiasm gap. >> i still feel like romney is the best candidate for me. >> he's already moved on to the upcoming caucus in the state of missouri. >> how many here in this

audience call it missoura as opposed to missouri. how many say missouri like i do? >> reporter: he had been hoping to command the lead. but a win? >> he has the ability to seal the win in either state. but a loss means this race continues to move on. >> newt gingrich has the most riding on today's results. rick santor sum hoping to trans form himself from underdog into serious contender. even his supporters seem skeptical. >> even if santorum is not electable. voting for him makes a stand that his values are important. >> a man they all want to beat in the fall was talking tough today on china and foreign trade zplu will not get away with skirting the rules. >> president obama is showing weakness in the latest new york times cbs poll. a nine point approval ratings plunge in a month. and that same poll shows the

republican candidates narrowing in the gap with president obama in head to head contests. doreen? >> brian mooar on capitol hill. thank you. more than 75 million people have now watched the viral video, kony 2012 about the ugandan war lord named joseph kony. it's been met with criticism and praise, the video. tonight we are hearing reaction from someone in kony's native village. he was once part of kony's rebel group. >> if the situation is going on of this nature? it is good. it will make people aware of kony and the i.r.a. >> the video was created by a nonprofit group called invisible children, in the days since its release, critics questioned their reasons. government forces have

captured another town held by rebels in syria. rebels have lost control of a city near the turkish border. it was once a major base for the oppositi opposition. we have just gotten individual yost fighting over there. one consequence shows rebels setting up an improvised explosive device in a road in the hopes of bombing an army tank. 9 rebels are shown grieving after several of their friends were killed. some tense moments between diplomats from north and south korea. yesterday about 4 south korean lawmakers tried to grab a north korean diplomat as they were wleeving the meeting. the incident comes amid reports that china is repatriating dozens of north koreans to their communist homeland rather than allowing them to defect to south korea. david cameron is here in the states for a three-day visit with president obama. hoops and diplomacy on the agenda.

shortly after he arrived in washington this afternoon. he and the president flew to dayton ohio so they could watch a first round game in the ncaa men's basketball tourney. tomorrow the leaders will hold a joint press conference at the white house. growing tensions in syria and afghanistan expected to be among the topics. cameron will be honored with a state dinner tomorrow night. >> he flies over from london and goes to ohio? >> that's one of the games tonight. i forgot those are on tonight. i'm excited. >> you don't want to stay in and watch basketball on a night like this, do you? >> nos you put a tv outside, you go to one of those places -- a lot of the restaurants they are all out now. they put their furniture outside. tonight a great night to eat outside. >> absolutely. look at this, windy, tulip magnolias. >> i said tulip trees. >> the two of us together.

>> we're scary smart together. >> look how pretty that is across the area today. a spectacular afternoon. look at this shot, the sun making its way through some of the clouds across our region. that's a shower that's coming through too off to your right. you can't see it all that well. high temperature today reached 81 degrees today. absolutely amazing. still, 6 degrees shy the record, the record high today set back in 1990. 87 degrees, a very warm stretch in 1990 for the first couple days of march. at least this time of march. 79 out there right now, with winds out of the southwest at 13 miles an hour. we'll continue to see the winds gust throughout the rest of the evening. that is a very warm wind. we'll stay on the warm side. there's really not a single thing i can say negatively about the weather. we don't have big rains coming. we need some rain. that would be the only thing we need. we have a lot of pollen out

there. 80 right now in fredericksburg. 79 in washington, 79 in baltimore. 79 in gaithers berg. high temperatures around the region extremely warm. 76 in philly, 73 in new york today. 78 in roanoke. we're not the only ones dealing with with the warm air. it's about the eastern two thirds of the country. a couple showers in around falkeer county. here's one coming in around annan dale right now. here it is along 236. little river turnpike as it makes its way down to the south and east. you're going to see that coming through 395. another one just to the south of waldorf. here's 301. watch out, just a quick shower. we did have a couple rumbles of thunder earlier, as these are all making their way offshore. you can see the frontal boundary that helped create the showers

and the thunderstorm. here's the front, it's not going to do a lot for us. tomorrow's weather will be similar to today. maybe a degree or two cooler. that's going to be about it. plenty of sunshine, nice and warm tomorrow. we're going to see a repeat of this again on thursday before our next frontal boundary moves in. that one coming through on friday, with a better chance showers and thunderstorms on friday. once again not a wash out, we're talking about springtime thunderstorms, or even more like summertime, where they develop one after the other, most of us remain on the dry side. i think that's what you can expect over the next couple days. breezy and mild this evening, 65 to 74 degrees. tomorrow morning, mostly clear and nice. 47 to 55. tomorrow afternoon, how about this, i mean, just fantastic, sunny and warm again, nice and pleasant. 73 to about 80 degrees, as we look over toward the next four days, nice through the weekend. another chance of a shower on saturday. high temperature around 75, i think we stay at 0 or better

right on -- not only through next tuesday, that's the seven-day forecast. even in the extended, going all the way to next friday or saturday, we could be in the upper 70s. >> lovely. >> this is going to be an extended patern. >> it's going to be a boring forecast? >> you'll tough it out. >> you know what he's going to do, he's going to start identifying flowering trees. >> now that you guys were successful. tulip magnolia. coming up next at 6:00 the man accused of setting at least eight fires that hurt several d.c. firefighters learned his fate today. where more red light cameras will be installed in northern virginia. it's the film festival we've all be

an extensive police search underway in montgomery county for a man suspected in a deadly shooting this morning in kensington. the suspect 51-year-old phillip gilberti. the victim is his ex-wife who had a stayaway order against him. he may be armed and police consider him dangerous. federal prosecutors this week are sending out a flurry of subpoenas in the city's ongoing scandal against campaign

corruption. republicans are casting their votes in presidential primaries in the south. analysts say if mitt romney wins alabama and mississippi tonight, it could be curtains for his opponents in the gop campaign. a man sentenced to 25 years in prison today for setting a series of fires in our area. one of those blazes seriously injured d.c. firefighters. darcie spencer has more on the motive for that arson spree. >> reporter: was it good being there and being able to state how this impacted you? >> absolutely. >> reporter: robert alvarado gave a victim pact statement in court as the man who set the fire that injured him was sentenced for his arson spree. >> this is something that's going to affect all of us for the rest of our lives. never going to forget it. >> reporter: the fire in northeast washington last april flashed over, the roof collapsed, trapping and injuring several d.c. firefighters. >> truly, i thought i was going

to die. >> reporter: maurice dues admitted to setting at least eight fires over the span of three and a half years. he was sentenced to 25 years behind bars. in court, he said, i take full responsibility for it, i'm trying to get myself together to get the help i need so i can come back. prosecutors say he set the fire so he could be part of a rescue mission. on some fire scenes he took action to help people escape harm after setting the blaze. is prosecutors say as the flames were burning here at the house on 48th place. dues called 911, he ran over here next door, banged on the door and warned residents to get out because the flames were spreading. here's reaction from the neighborhood. >> i'm glad that they caught the culprit and now we can rest assured and sleep peacefully. >> did it shake everybody up knowing an arsonist was out

there doing this? >> yes. like we say, glad they got him. >> chuck ryan was the most critically injured in the northeast blaze. he returned to the job seven months after the fire. both firefighters say it hasn't taken away their desire to serve. >> something we love to do, and would never walk away from it. >> i still love my job, it's the greatest job on earth. >> all of those firefighters have returned to duty. we hear none of them even considered leaving the fire service. a 5-month-old baby is back with his parents tonight after a man carjacked the suv with the child inside. it all started before 8:00 this morning at a home on the 3800 block suitland road in southeast. police say the parents of a 5-month-old boy were trying to strap the child into his car seat when a man jumped inside their suv and took off. after a search of the neighborhood police found the abandoned car a mile away from the house. the baby was inside and he was

not hurt. >> it's the most frightening thing i ever experiences. probably not compared to what my sister and brother-in-law have experienced. we bless god for the safe return of the baby. >> police dogs are now searching for the suspect. again, no arrests so far. encouraging news for area job seekers. the unemployment rate in the region continues to fall. it's at the lowest rate in three years, julie carrie has more on what's driving job growth in the commonwealth. christopher myers has been in his new job for just two days. he wasn't hired off the unemployment roles, his specialty is in demand. he does represent the kind of job growth that's given virginia it's lowest unemployment rate in three years. >> in our field, virginia's the place to go, because of the technology sector. >> for microtech, being close to federal government business helps too. tony himmenpshe started his tech

company and picked fairfax county over some other locations. the number of employees has nearly doubled to about 450. still, jimenez gives the governor some of the credit for the recent growth. >> i think the things that he's doing make all the sense in the world, and i love the fact that i live in a state, and i have a company in the state that people know is open for business. >> a recent analysis by george mason university shows that the recent job growth in northernp virginia really got started back in the spring of 2010 and continued through 2011. this ceo has been adding jobs at humantouch. since 2008 he's tripled his number of employees. >> i think there's a lot of energy here. especially in the fairfax county area. you want to talk about energy, all you have to do is look outside my windows, you'll see anything from construction to the mall to all the i.t. places here. >> reporter: as they look ahead, northern virginia government

contractors are bracing for the coming defense department cuts. but micro tech's founder plans to constantly adapt and train. >> looking for ways to taking the jobs that aren't necessarily going to be there in a year or two years and figure out where we can repurpose our folks. what kind of additional training, and more importantly, the innovation types of things that we need to do to ensure that the jobs are created. julie carrie, news 4. the department of labor says unemployment rates fell in 45 states and the district in virginia, it's 5.8%. in maryland it's 6.5%. in the district it's 9.9%. the national unemployment raten sads at 8.3%. jury deliberations may begin tomorrow in the wrongful death case brought against virginia tech. 32 people were killed in that april 2007 shooting. the families of two of those victims claim their children may have survived. if the school had notified the students earlier. they say they want officials to

be held accountable. the everyone t the integrity of charles staiger was facing questioning as the state sought to establish that he did not cover up mistakes. two years after arlington county first deployed red light cameras, police want to add more. the county will add eight new cameras to six different intersections throughout the county. violators will get a $50 ticket but not have any points added to their license. police say it's all about safety. >> they're very proactive. we're recognized nationally for efforts in this area, this is another tool for us to enhance our program. >> when the new cameras are deployed, arlington will have cameras up at ten intersections. the county can have up to 20 according to state law. every spring something wonderful comes to life here in our city. the environmental film festival in the nation's capital.

starting today and running for two weeks, we will be awash in some of the greatest films and filmmakers devoted to the health our planet and its diverse creatures. >> celebrating its 20th anniversary. the environmental film festival is robust. we will be treated to 180 films, in 64 venues, most of them free. the problems and the wonders of our world right before your eyes. >> it's recognized now that film is is up a marvelous vehicle to take you places, show you issues and meet people. >> this year's theme is health and the environment. the unseen hazards of our modern times and how they are impacting the health of our planet and all the life forms that reside here. the broken moon looks at a tribe of him lay an nomads whose world is disrupted by climate change. their rivers drying up, and it

may destroy the tribe. silent snow takes us to the arctic lands of greenland. the snow is being poisoned and the people who live in this harsh environment. but it's not all dire. there are glorious films celebrating the eternal hope of all that is possible. the tsunami and the cherry blossom by lucy walker. it looks at the cherry blossom as a symbol of renewed life in japan in the wake of last year's shattering tsunami. >> there was already one short documentary at sundance. >> reporter: for children there are dozens of films, and a french field, the field of enchantment, where filmmakers use special lenses showing us the drama of life in a field, as two children gain passion for nature. technology is very much on display in this festival.

this remarkable ability to film in a field, all the insect life, all the life that's going on. >> reporter: the environmental film fest of the nation's capital will bring robert redford, ken burns and dozens of other filmmakers to our city for discussions, panels and events celebrating our world and celebrating those who want to ease its struggles. it's pretty impressive, 1810 films, 64 venues, most of them are free. you can find the schedule. it runs for almost two weeks. it's on our website nbcwashington.com search environment. >> amazing. >> it is amazing. it would be a shame to miss any this. >> you got me ready to go. >>. good still to come tonight, an expensive change for how airports will deal with passengers loose coins. a volcano spewing hot rocks and ash into the sky.

a beautiful night for us. >> a couple light showers, other than that, temperatures on the warm side. take a look at this, this is one those showers you can see a rain shaft there on the right portion of your screen. that coming through northeast right now, making its way into prince goths county. coming up in sports,ed latest embarrassing moment for the wizards. georgetown's opponent in the ncaa tournament not holding back their feelings about the hoyas. and peyton manning may not be coming to d.c., but his favorite target has already landed.

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a volcano in southern japan is erupting for a second day today spewing hot rocks and ash into the sky. despite the violent nature of this, there was no major damage. scientists say the volcano's been erupting steadily for years, the eruption yesterday the most violent in two years. an eruption warning has been issued urging residents to evacuate. if you've ever lost your change while going through security at the airport, you're not the only wealth. the tsa pocketed more than $400,000 worth of spare change. under federal law the tsa puts the money into homeland security coffers. a florida congressman is hoping to change the law. dulles had the most loose

change, at nearly $14,000. >> wow! >> maybe use it to help pay those baggage fees. >> i'm thinking of parking meters. here's a look at what we're working on next in sports. the free agency has begun. we're going to tell you the familiar faces thaare coming here to washington. and the wizards trying to do something. they haven't done in more than a decade. they're not going to be remembering theal mow fondly.

hello, everybody, welcome back. i'm doug kammerer, taking a look at something really cool right now. this is a look over the city, right now you the washington monument, here's the cathedral. a little bit of a shower. take a look at the cumulus clouds building up. see this right in here, that is the rain craft coming down across parts of our area. i'll show you where that shower is. a pretty cool shot from our towercam this afternoon. as you look at our citycam over toward the airport, winds gusting to 22 miles an hour, a very warm day pup know that already. still 81 in college park, 77 in hunting town, right now 79in ft.

belmar. we'll show you how this is playing out here. we've seen a couple showers rumble on through, even a thunderstorm or two. a report of hail around the crofton area. this is that shower i was just showing you. right down toward camp springs here. another toward capital heights. it's kind of cool to watch these showers as they make their way off to the east. this one right past the beltway. this one making its way out toward the beltway. you'll run into a few showers out that way as you make your way into the evening hours. some of these making their way toward fredericksburg, not expecting a lot of rain for the rest of the evening. temperatures tonight nice and mild. 48 in martinsburg, and 48 in culpepper, tomorrow, how about numbers in the 70s. 79 in fredericksburg. 76 in gaithers berg, all of that with plenty of sunshine. >> it's good to be the weatherman when it's like this,

isn't it? >> dan's out at redskins park, now that you're out there in person, we hope you can clear up all this confusion abouted salary cap business, dan? >> yes. we can tell you this, there is exactly half of the salary cap space the redskins expect to have, but they were still very busy today. they signed defensive lineman to a four-year $20 million deal. he gets 7 million of that guaranteed. the only current red skin who has been resigned so far. the big news is all the wide receivers the redskins have signed and are going to sign. they have signed josh morgan a d.c. native to a contract that's going to be worth 7.5 million guaranteed. they are very interested and close to signing eddie royal, another familiar face. d.c. native, and he played for mike shanahan in denver.

a very good wide receiver. the biggest news, he's already signed and sealed, almost delivered here in washington, and that's pierre garcon, he made the announcement on his facebook page. he's a wide receiver who was one of the hottest on the free agent market. 6'0", 210 pounds coming off a career year in indy, without peyton manning he caught 70 passes for 947 yards and six touchdowns. just 25 years old, he fits the bill in terms of being a youth player forward redskins. he he never had more than 1,000 yards receiving but he's gotten better every year. he gets a monster contract, five years 42.5 million. 21 and a half million of that is guaranteed money. it's been a craze zbi last couple days. first we get the trade, where the redskins move up to get the second overall pick where they will presumably draft rg3. then they get penalized by the

nfl, they lose some salary cap space, now free agency. so we caught up with a couple current redskins players to get their take on what's been going on lately. lorenzo allem an der working in his pilates studio following things closely, so is anthony armstrong playing a little bit of golf this afternoon after his morning workout just like the fans, armstrong surprised to hear that the nfl dropped the hammer on the redskins, slicing their salary cap space in half. >> it is frustrating, especially doing it right before free agency like that, have you plans who you want to go and try to acquire, you get something like that, you basically scrap your whole game. you come up with a game plan. like i said, i put my trust in those guys. i'm trying to relax a little bit. they're up there trying to crunch numbers. >> one of the big pieces they're trying to get is a wide

receiver? how much are you going to monitor this situation? >> i'm not going to lose any sleep over it, it's the nature of the business, they're always trying to improve at positions. and wide is her is one they're looking into. when they bring everybody in, work hard, play the upcoming season with the team. >> how much are you going to be monitoring the free agent situation. >> i'm always checking out what the new news is, what's going on, i like to see what my new teammates are going to be, it will help us be more competitive as we go to the playoffs. >> i like where he's getting his news. anthony armstrong, i don't know, well aware that they've signed two wide receivers and potentially another in eddie royal. the wizards trying to do something they haven't done in a long time. since 1999, that's the last time

they won in san antonio against the spurs. unfortunately the wizards lose to the spurs again. you've heard this song many times this year, the guys trying to have some fun before the game. the actual game, no fun at all. first quarter, the old man. 35-year-old tim duncan running the floor, and finishing in his 15th season in the nba. looks like duncan hasn't lost a step. in the second quarter the wizards come up with another steal, but another embarrassing moment, john wall's pass, hits javale mcgee in the head. take another look at this thing, isn't this the way things have gone for the wizards the entire season? tony parker has a game high 31, he had 7 assists as the spurs win with 112-97. it could be a very long road trip for the wizards, they're back at it again tonight in dallas against the mavericks. georgetown heading to

another ncaa tournament trying to avoid the upset. they're a third seed taking on 14th seeded belmont. a very popular cinderella pick this year among the experts and among the average fan as like. belmont located in nashville, tennessee, they can put the ball in the basket. they ranked fourth in the nation in scoring. their head coach one of just 11 active coaches with six wins. the bruins running a 14-game winning streak. they don't expect georgetown to care too much about that at all. >> momentum is big in the game of basketball. i don't think georgetown cares how many games we've won. they're going to look 59 the schedule and not respect this a far as the win streak they're in the big east. i think the biggest thing, they're not going to get any extra points because they're in the big east. we're just going to have to go out there and play a complete 40 minutes. >> they're a three seed, which means the committee thinks they're one of the top 12 teams

in the country. it's a task for sure, but this is certainly a good team in this room right here, and i think they'll take the floor expecting to win. >> one final note ladies, an injury for georgetown, jack, the english bulldog has a torn acl, he's not going to be able to make the trip to the ncaa tournament. >> even the dog? i hope that's not a bad omen. >> i hope not either. >> maybe they'll find some substitute for the mascot. >> we hope so. >> thank you, dan. >> system ahead at 6:00 a half dozen elephants are set to parade through the district [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework

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in about an hour, a parade of elephants will be walking down the streets of d.c.

they're from ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus. this event kicks off the latest circus fully charged, the show is in town thursday through sunday at the verizon center this is how they move the animals over to that area. the elephant parade will begin at 8:00 at garfield park at the intersection of virginia and new jersey avenues in southeast. traveling west on independence north on third street. and it arrives at the verizon center around 9:00 tonight. a controversial incentive for inmates, not only can they get a free college degree behind bars, the move could lead to a shorter prison sentence in maryland. a dog rescued from the war zone finds a new home in our area. the inspirational story of a young model who found the strength she didn't know she had after she lost her hand in a freak accident. >> look at our beautiful skyline tonight? >> it looks like an impressionist's paint zplg it really does. it's absolutely beautiful. there you go right there. this forecast brought to you by

the month of june. pretty much the weather we're dealing with today. high temperatures, average high this time year is 55 degrees today. it's going to be 79 tomorrow, 80 on thursday, and think i we stay in at least the 70s right on through the end of the 7-day period, probably beyond that too. if you're enjoying this weather, we have a lot more to come. >> thank you, doug. a ranch in south africa is offering a new twist on adventure travel. this is very adventurouadventur. they call it crocodile cage diving. tourists get into a cage, they lower it into a pool full of crocodiles. the cage can with stand the bite of an angry crocodile. the crocodiles may not seem threatening when you see them from the top of the water. but when you see them from below they look -- >> get you're hands off the edge, woman! >> for some reason, visitors don't seem worried about keeping

the fingers inside the cage. >> the crocodiles look