differently than. dave brown, one of his teammate, watches from up here. so does a scout for chicago. they remember when it was a little more of the -- well, whatever. it's clear that the flyers are annoyed at neal for a hit on giroux and that's what triggered a lot of the rest. >> mike: carried over from the hit on couturier as well, doc. >> mike: yep. >> mike: there's a whole lot of venom from this crowd right now and they're exacting it on the penguins. >> mike: getting things organized again, referee st. laurent.

>> pierre: they don't want james neal in the box. they don't think he did anything. >> deryk engelland, ten-minute misconduct. fore-check, two minutes for roughing. penalties come at 15:18. >> mike: well, here we are with similar monlmonds and neal. >> pierre: now he has to go across the ice. hartnell is there. crosby's barking off to hartnell. there's no need to do this with neal. this is why i think the official are huge, big time.

>> mike: a little more fighting room. >> pierre: look out. he's pulling his hair. he just pulled his air. the hair pull is going to get adams. they stepped in when they saw that. there's a lot of hair to pull, but that's why the linesmen jumped in. i got to tell you, doc, this all could have been avoided, all could have been avoided if james neal was just sent to the room. they knew this was going to happen.

>> mike: it all seems academic. still a little under five minutes of playing time to go. if i talk enough, you can't hear the chans. here is simmonds going down the lane. so it's right in front of you, pierre, where the hair was pulled. >> pierre: and you see it right now. he's telling both referees that the hair was pulled. both linesmen saw it. you'll see craig adams coming straight in. that's where the hair is pulled. a hand full of it and the linesmen jump in when they see that.

>> mike: this is where that began. crosby moved over. >> mike: they were going after neal. that's why crosby jumped in there. but again, it defies logic. you know neal is a lightning rod. neal should have been sent right to the room. he says, they were pulling my hair. >> mike: what they are looking

at is the video involving malkin. a dozen of the players are at the bench. engelland has left. several flyers at the bench as well. and somewhere in western canada, ed is looking on and saying i seem to remember this sort of thing. >> pierre: he says do you remember where the face-off is? calling scott driscoll. the faceoff is in their zone. he's saying i think i remember.

coburn will pick up the yard sale that happened right in front of the penguins bench. >> mike: some of you may have joined right now expecting you remember a little late for the local news. those in the newsroom knew, oh, somewhere in the first period when all of this started that they wouldn't be getting on on time and so got a little extra time to ed it tape or have lunch. but that's what's coming next. offensive zone face-off for the

flyers. >> pierre: this is ridiculous. >> number 27, craig adams, two minutes. >> mike: given the balance of power, the instigation on the part of adams was understandable. as pierre mentioned after the misconduct to nealable as well as the clock has ticked down to the last four minutes and change here. 33 shots for the flyers, 30 for the penguins, 70 in total. around jaromir jagr.

jagr drops it around. played hard by michalek. penalty time is halfway over on the minor to kunitz. started back ahead. thrown wide by dupuis. if you're wondering if anybody has come back from 3-0, the answer is yes. shots on by paul martin. first time it happened in a stanley cup final, it was detroit going up 3-0 but losing to toronto. detro detroit's jack adams was suspend and was not at the bench for any of those losses.

he wasn't very kind to a referee. score! it is max talbot. >> pierre: a popular penguin and now he's a popular flyer. but not when he goes for pittsburgh. max talbot. hi's become a goal-scorer. >> mike: max gets goal number eight and the flyers have crossed the phillies, who are now 8-2 against the mets.

talbot with two, read with two, briere with two. three guys with two apiece, read one of them on the ice. voracek and coburn get the assist on the 12th game of the afternoon and the eighth for the flyers. >> pierre: looks like he went after tyler kennedy. he did. just got kicked out. right up here. they're trying to control the

game. >> mike: benches were a lot longer than they were at the old spectrum. and you notice how few guys are on them. 2:22 to go and the penguins on a power play. crosby is out there along with malkin. sullivan will work one point, kunitz across the way, then niskanen. one more guys off the flyers bench and that is schenn. nine penguins left. trickled on. steering it away is johnson. niskanen. hoping for a little more respectability. a double minor involving rinaldo.

no scoring the rest of the power play time. crosby. went off bryzgalov and wide. perfect setup for malkin. it would not go. it's that kind of day. kunitz delays. bryzgalov is able to hold on. we mentioned detroit and toronto. philadelphia came back from three and defeated boston in 2010. and the islanders defeated the pittsburgh penguins after being down by three in 1975. in the rest of pro sports, only the red sox have done it. >> pierre: mike richards stepping up on david krejci in the neutral zone, krejci broke his wrist.

>> mike: scrambled and kicked back out. unlike this series, that is a goalie series that is one game apiece. along to kubina. niskanen able to bring it ahead. university of minnesota, duluth, product. staal drops it back. back to niskanen again. he's got paul martin out there with him. a minute left in the game. taken on by staal. gets it back for martin. fired away. martin across, onetime shot deflected off of bryzgalov and hop aid long for matt read. he sailed one, gloved down by niskanen. shot across to staal.

off the glass and they rule it offside. he and read were both on. because they are very good at penalty killing but also because they have a couple of goals to beat. i don't think max is a very superstitious guy. when he was living in pittsburgh, he lived right near the grounds of a funeral home. >> pierre: but there weren't many ghosts around, at least none that he saw. >> mike: the old sour goat for the pittsburgh penguins here as they are going down 3-0 in this series. 30.6 second from now. out of play. did that hit you up here? >> pierre: it did but only the in the handle. can't swat it up and over.

thanks to matt cooke. >> mike: indeed. sullivan shot one. blocked by bryzgalov. "you can't beat us" is the chant here. flyers fans are very pleased with how their team has the played. and they get the last word with a final cheer. game four, 3-0, at least one more game on wednesday. 69 shots, 133 minutes in penalties. and a lot of miles. bryzgalov gets congratulations, perfect as the goaltender, three wins in three outings.

final score in the game, the flyers, 8, the penguins, 4. tonight starting at 7:00, 6:00 central, all new episodes of "dateline "dateline" and celebrity apresent tipps. the stanley cup playoffs continue all week. every game. every night this week on cnbc and the nbc sports network. and that means vancouver/l.a., new jersey/florida later on today. for pierre mcguire, for the penalty timekeeper, doc emerick saying good night from philadelphia.

good evening, i'm chris gordon. we begin tonight with breaking news in anne arundel county. at least 900 firefighters have extinguished the brush fires threatening the marina. it's happening on beach drive boulevard in edgewater. >> this is as close as we could get. according to the fire officials, this is where we had to park our live truck. firefighters got the call right around 3:00 this afternoon for a brush fire here in this waterfront community, and those flames quickly spread to four alarms. the flames burned this a swampy area here in the shelby on the bay community.

they spread through the holiday point marina. we're told one boat was destroyed and an outbuilding. two additional sailboats were also damaged by the flames. it took 94 firefighters, as well as two fire boats, to get these flames under control. we were able to talk to one man who is crediting firefighters with saving his waterfront home. >> this was a close call? >> oh, very close. within about 10 feet of the home. part of it is just luck. if there hadn't been swamp there with water in it, it would have just come straight up to the house and burned it. the siding and everything would have just gone up in flames. >> the weeds coming out of the ground are very dry, and being near water, the bad side of it is you always have the wind on the water and that's what helped fuel and spread the fire very rapidly. >> t >> reporter: the good news here is that no one was hurt, and fire investigators are on the scene trying to figure out the cause for this blaze.

reporting live from edgewater, maryland, darcy spencer, news4. tonight more severe weather is slamming the midwest. yesterday brought more than 100 tornadoes in a single day claiming five lives. the youngest victims were two sisters just 5 and 7 years old. nbc's jay gray reports from woodwa woodward, oklahoma. >> reporter: this time they struck with warning, but not without fear. >> you could hear some people screaming down the road there. you could hear stuff crashing and breaking, and it sounded horrible. >> reporter: nearly 100 tornadoes tore across the heartland on saturday, one of the hardest hit areas, woodward, oklahoma where at least five people were killed, three when a twister ripped through this mobile home park. joel mcwharter and his daughter frantically searched for somewhere to ride out the tornado. >> we crawled up underneath here. and we stayed there and debris was hitting our legs and stuff.

>> in wichita, it took only seconds for a tornado to sear through this boeing plant. nearby neighborhoods were also destroyed. >> it's just gone. everything we worked for all our lives. >> did you ever hear the statement you only get out with the clothes on your back? that's exactly what happened to us. we don't have anything. >> reporter: it's almost as if the storm was choosing its targets. the tornado destroyed one home and barely touched the next. here leaving an iron on an ironing board while outside the home, total destruction. >> it was something to come out of the hallway and see all the devastation. it looked like a war zone. we're lucky that we're alive. >> reporter: alive and now forced to face the reality of the aftermath. >> it's devastating. i've seen it on tv but i've never seen it, you know, up close like this. >> reporter: and today the cleanup begins. immediately crews rushed in to try and help restore power as homeowners tried to restore their lives. very different in areas like

this one where those lives have been splintered and scattered for miles. jay gray, woodward, oklahoma. our coverage continues with chuck bell. chuck? >> the storm that caused all the devastation yesterday is now moving to the minneapolis/st. paul area in minnesota. it's generating for severe weather in and around the twin cities, parts of western wisconsin and strong thunderstorms now just about ready to move into the st. louis metro area, also just out to the west of little rock, arkansas. a lot of bad weather out there. on the back side of it, it's cold. it's snowing in the high country just to the west of denver. meanwhile, for us a mild and dry evening. summerlike weather for tomorrow and what about the snow chances? goodness knowknows, we need the rain. >> president obama said he expects a thorough investigation into the secret service.

11 agents have been put on leave, accused of hiring presumed prostitutes in columbia. five military service members are also under investigation. bryan moore has our report. >> reporter: obama's summit visit to columbia has been upstaged by scandal misconduct by some of the service personnel sent there to ensure his safety. still, he's standing by the agency whose main job is to back him up. the hotel caribe said to be the scene of overt the top partying on wednesday that included booze and prostitutes. 11 service agents have been relieved of duty. five members of the military are also said to be under investigation. the president stayed at a different hotel, and the agents involved were not members of the elite presidential protection division. but now the whole agency and its

culture are cast in an unflattering light. >> the investigation will not be about the 11 to 20 more involved. it will be about how does this happen and how often has this happened before? >> ron castor wrote the definitive book on the secret sfrs. >> this really is the biggest scandal in the history of the secret service. >> reporter: and a deep embarrassment for an agency whose motto is worthy of trust and confidence. well, prostitution is legal in some parts of columbia. the secret service says it has zero tolerance. on capitol hill, bryan moore, news4. five teens were stabbed at a party in brandywine, maryland. it happened in a home on popular ridge road last night. prince george's county police said some teens came to a party uninvited. an argument ensued and became violent. that's when the teens were stabbed. two teens are in stable but serious condition, the other two

were cut but not injured. one other person was assaulted. police are still looking for the suspects. still ahead tonight. tomorrow marks five years since the virginia tech shootings. a victim's brother reveals how the tragedy gave him a new purpose in life. plus a tribute to the titanic's final moments 100 years later. and the celebrations ahead of d.c.'s

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the song, the band on the titanic never got to finish. it marked 100 years since the ship sank in the middle of the atlantic ocean. early this morning two ships stopped at the spot where the tytitanic sank. at 2:20 a.m., two wreaths were thrown out into the surf to mark the exact time the titanic went down. 1500 people died in that disaster back in 1912. tomorrow marks five years since the mass shooting at virginia tech that killed 32 people. the tragedy changed the course of many lives. omar samaha is one of them. his little sister reema was a freshman at tech and died in morris hall. while dealing with his grief, omar began learning about the gunman and his mental health

issues and that's when he became passionate about changing gun laws. >> we found out that april 15 was actually preventable. so i started to say to myself, this is something that needs to be fixed and i really hope we do. >> besides his work with the campaign to stop gun violence, omar was also part of a nationwide tour last year to raise awareness about loopholes in gun background checks. next on news4, chuck says we'll be flirting with some record temperatures tomorrow. he'll tell us how hot it could get. and tonight at 11:00, a local funny man finds himself in a serious situation. how local comics are helping when h