it. really since training camp. a lot of people talked about st. louis, steve ott with kind words for devan dubnyk to be sure. great sportsmanship by ott. it's hard to look at this st. louis roster and think what do they need? they got the game breaker. tarasenko, you saw michalek. dubnyk having words there. they would have been together in arizona for a bit. zach parise, so huge in this game. huge with a couple of goals. a guy that spent three years with st. louis chris stewart. went to buffalo in front of that ryan miller deal.

last year was the deadline and then went from buffalo at the deadline this season to minnesota. he was a big part of this series win for the minnesota wild. devan dubnyk is the man standing by with brian engblom. >> brian: pretty tough to hear in here right now. you played your first playoff game. you win your first series. from where you were last year where you were at the beginning of this year. this must be quite a thrill. >> it's unbelievable. it feels right. i kind of said that before. this is how i know we're ready for it. i'm ready for it. it just feels like where we're supposed to be. same with the game tonight. i just had a great feeling we were going to come out and respond. it was incredible to play behind these guys. >> what's the best attribute of your team right now? >> staying with our game.

we trust our game so much and believe in ourselves. if we just stay with it for an entire 60 minutes we've been on the right end of it for more times than not. we just got to do that. >> brian: congratulations on your first series win. >> thank you. >> dave: another chapter written in the remarkable story of devan dubnyk as they advance with a 4-1 victory. thanks for watching theey cup playoffs. the playoffs continue as the senators try to force a game 7 against the canadiens coming up next on nbcs n. coming up on nbc, it's your local news. tonight starting at 7:00 eastern, it's "dateline" followed by an episode of a.d. the bible continues an american odyssey. for brian he engblom, i'm dave strader. so long and thanks for watching. >> announcer: nbc sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the stanley cup

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a suss spill, the death -- a suspicious death on the golf course in prince georges county. i'm derrick ward. i will details on news4. dozens of people and several people hurt after the chaos in baltimore. tonight, a clearer picture emerging of the violent protests. after shocks are hindering search and rescue efforts in nepal as the death toll from that earthquake rises to 2500.

we begin tonight with a gruesome find at a local golf course. right now, prince georges county police are trying to identify a body found in a car at the golf course in bowie. as derrick ward discovered the fire was so intense, both the car and victim are almost unrecognizable. >> a scorched section of the green just off the fair way, ground zero for a mystery. police are calling it a suspicious death investigation. >> we are asking if you are missing a loved one, if you know anything about this case to contact us as soon as you can about it. >> reporter: it started to up fold about 5 a.m. when a grounds keeper came upon a burning car. he dialed 911. >> withhen police and fire personnel arrived on the scene, they discovered, in fact, a burning car but also a body associated with a burning car. >> reporter: police say the car so thundershower rowly burned, vin numbers and license plates had melted away and couldn't tell what kind of car it was. the body inside burned beyond

recognition. it stands in stark contrast to the pastoral celts beyond incidental visits. not the place you stumble beyond. >> this maps that put this police on the map, built in the late '30s by a formal naval captain that served on the enterprise hence the name of the road that gets you here. these days it is a popular spot for events much there was a wedding here the evening before the grisly discovery was made but investigators don't believe there was a connection. the sight of crime scene tape among the no recally tranquil envirns was unusual for golfers. >> a sign of the times. >> never heard of any problems out here. i don't think it is a reflection of the golf course or the area but one of the things that happens. >> reporter: only silent witnesses to ma what might have happened investigators will rely hef olympic what is left of the burned out car and human remains found inside. they hope they have an i.d. soon. violent overnight in baltimore and we are getting reports of looting.

small groups of people ran through the streets, breaking store windows and jumping on cars. this all started with the death of freddie gray. today, his family held a wake for him and mourners came to pay their respects at his coffin. gray died last sunday one week after he suffered a traumatic spinal cord injury at police custody. that outraged a all right of people and sparked protest across the city late last night, baltimore's mayor and gray's sister called for calm. >> freddie's father and mother [ inaudible ] justice. and profoundly disappointed to see the city to see the violence in our city. >> police ac no, ma'amed friday that gray should have received medical attention at the spot where he was arrested. over in annapolis today, another group rallied in support of law enforcement. they carried signs that said blue lives matter and people honked their horns and clapped as about 100 marchers walked by a group called united for blue organized the march and said it

is trying to rally support for law enforcement. they also want to help unite officers with the communities they patrol through outreach and education. they are still experiencing aftershocks in nepal and those trimmers are terrifying survivors and hindering some of the rescue efforts. the number of people killed is now more than 2500. the 7.8-magnitude earthquake hit early saturday and centered about 50 miles outside cat man due. nbc's kelly cobiella has the damage and sbons. >> reporter: more strong aftershocks this morning triggered more avalanches on mount everest and in cat man duke the risk of more buildings falling down. incredible images overnight of rescuers pulling people alive from the debris. 12 were pulled out from a collapsed budget hotel today but unfortunately, the number of dead and injured is still climbing. nearly 5,000 are injured and being treated in makeshift

hospitals. >> okay here we have an avalanche and had it happened now. >> reporter: on mount everest, it is a tense day, three more avalanches hit one of the camps. climbers talk about hearing the rocks falling and not being able to see them. about 15 of the most seriously injured have been taken off the mountain by helicopter. horrible things. people carrying like sticks to carry dead people you know? >> reporter: at least 17 are dead. among them dan fredinburg who work bored google. it was his second trip to everest, according to a friend. he was there last year when the avalanche killed 16 sherpas. this climb was dedicated to them. the government in nepal is overwhelmed and so are the hospitals. they are also running out of medical supplies. help is on the way from the u.s. china, end kbra pakistan britain and many other countries. a lot of roads are still blocked though and rescue teams are

trekking across mountain trails trying to reach the more remote villages. back to you. >> thanks kelly. still to come walking for a cause. what this group is fighting for and why their message is so urgent. highs today were in the 60s, d.c. hit 67. cooler tomorrow let

a group of marchers took to the streets today, promising to never forget those lost to genocide. they kicked off the first walk to end genocide at the holocaust museum in southwest d.c. organizers are demanding u.s. officials take on more of a leadership role and try to end atrocityies like the crisis in darfur also raising money to improve the lives of survivors. tuesday the supreme court will hear arguments on whether state bans on gay marriage are up constitutional. earlier tonight, people of all different faiths came together at a synagogue in arlington to embrace the lgbt community. faith leaders also invited people to sign a banner with the names of friends and loved ones who could be affected by the court's decision. on tuesday, they plan to carry that banner to the steps of the supreme court. all right. let's take a live look at what's been a picture perfect day and the highs in the 60s this afternoon, but change is on the way. amelia will show us what to

expect. an early morning fire destroys a local hotel. i wi

guests at this hotel in northern virginia heard several loud booms in the middle of the night and thought they were under attack. a few minutes later, the building was engulfed in heavy smoke and flames. in fact firefighters were still trying to put the fire out hours after those initial explosions.

this happened at the quality inn in the alexandria section of fairfax county. news4's darcy spencer is live on richmond highway. and darcy, this seems like it could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: it certainly could, if you think about it. this happened at the worst possible time 2:30 in the morning, with the hotel filled with 200 guests. there was a possibility for massive loss of life. fortunately that did not happen. as it turns out, there were some air force cadets staying here from new york city and i'm told they went door to door inside here and told everyone to get out. now, there were some reports of some explosions here inside the hotel. what i can tell you is the fire department says that there is nothing suspicious about this fire. it is electrical in nature, started on the first floor in the electrical room and that it was accidental in cause. as we said, this could have had the potential for a lot of loss of life and fortunately, there was only one injury. >> three little small explosions

and then there was a real real big explosion and that's when they started telling people to get out. >> i thought that maybe we were under attack or something, so of course we all went back into our rooms. then decided for everybody to come out. so we just -- we just ran. >> reporter: now, the fire department also tells me that the fire got into some of the airspaces within the building. that's very dangerous. there's a potential for flairups so they are going to keep a fire engine right here on the scene in the overnight hours just in case there are any of those flare ups. back to you, chris. >> thanks darcy. should would be nice to get another couple days like the one we had today. but based on our track record the last couple of weeks, i don't even expect it now >> in all seriousness, tomorrow suspect going to be as spectacular as it was today. tuesday and wednesday are actually looking pretty nice. your weather headlines. for tomorrow, going to be on the cool side high temperatures upper 50s, low 60s, not only

that but going to be breezy as well, so that adds the additional chill to the air. looking ahead to the entire workweek minor rain chances are in the forecast maybe a light shower later in the day tomorrow and then another chance of showers thursday night into friday. overall this week we are looking at comfortable temperatures. your weather impacts for your monday traveling tomorrow, heading into work you will need the sunglasses coming home skies will be partly to mostly cloudy at that point. outdoor exercise tomorrow breezy and cool you might want to grab a lighter jacket, just heading out and about later in the day know you could be dealing with some light showers, especially if you're north and west of the district. temperatures right now are in the 60s, washington at 66. high temperature in d.c. today was 67. if you want to do some grilling this evening do it quickly as the sun goes down it will get chilly 8:00 temperatures in the low 60s, by 9 p.m. we will dip into the 50s, overnight,

lows drop into the 40s a chilly start at 6 a.m. here are your temperatures in the back sky cast four going to show you what the sky actually looks like throughout the day notice at 8 a.m. plenty of sunshine low 50s in washington suburbs still in the 40s, as we get into the midday hours, at noon d.c. hits 60 the suburbs hit 56. getting into the afternoon hours, sky cast four suspect bringing in a ton of cloud cover but we are looking at mostly to partly cloudy skies at that point. and maybe an isolated shower or two. you can see that here on future weather. only about a 20 to 30% chance more of the nuisance shower that you would be dealing with not really having a big impact on your ambulance. tomorrow it's okay, a little bit chilly and breezy tuesday, really nice plenty of sunshine highs near 70. a bit of a breeze at times for wednesday, more clouds than sun, a high around 70. next weekend, chris, saturday 72. sunday 76. >> all in all looking good. thanks amelia. still ahead, minutes from tipoff and going to head down to

verizon center to check on the

i kind of wonder if fans got their brooms ready to go for later tonight. >> you see me walk in today, the wizards had the gear everyone's so proud to be wizards fans? every team that -- >> whipping. i adopted them a long time ago. >> i know. >> every team needs a rallying cry. for the wizards, it's no more customs a win tonight means they won't have to deal with the trip back to toronto, tsa or going through customs. jason pew, he joins us from the verizon center the whiz kids are on the brink of a series sweep. >> thanks carl. game four here at verizon center a closeout game for the blizzards, looking to break out the brooms here against the raptors. no one wants to go through customs again. paul pierce has made that perfectly clear. but the players know that the toughest game in this series will come tonight in game four. >> since i have been in the league i think i've only swept a team one time. so i'm telling them just be

ready, you don't get the best come here in game four and ready to respond like we have been. >> it is tough, closeout games are tough. they are going to be scrapping, fighting for their lives. and, you know we can say we kind of in the driver's seat right now but not thinking like that our main focus, as i said before, is protect the home court and going to try to do that. >> reporter: tipoff here at the verizon sent letter get under way in a few moments. after the game coming up on news4 at 111:00 and sports final, plenty of highlights and postgame reaction from game four. from the verizon center, i'm jason pew, news4 sports. >> all right, jason pew he has it covered. don't panic, nats fans the season is young, just try to forget that max scherzer may miss his start in atlanta on tuesday with what he calls a sprained thumb and that your team was just swept out of miami. all is well though. birthday fans for the nats, they won an autograph and home run. bryce treated the kids to one of the top two, scoreless.

harp facing his old team mate dan her ron, gets the best of this one. smashes this one to right. solo shot nats they are on the board, 1-0. bottom four now, problems for the nation as with two on. ichiro u.s. is zbluk kirk hit it is over gio gonzalez so fast and safe at first, nats catch john carlos stan top, wilson ramos going to throw it, never makes the throw, so, stanton saved the death stare from matt williams the next batter echevarria takes this one in center all the way to the wall, bases-clearing triple for the shortstop. marlins, they get out the broom, sweep the nat, 6-2. nats on a five-game losing skid. little league day at camden yards, birds taking on red sox. they got a show. bottom seven, orioles offense, red hot, two on for dell mon young, hammers this one to center. it will bounce off the wall.

both runs come on in. they score easily. young to second with the standup two, two-run double five rbi in the game. 18 runs off 20 hits for the owes they win it 18-7 taking the series from boston. the capital, of course game seven for them tomorrow night at verizon center. so, quick turn around from the court to the ice. very different, caps in game seven, matt -- whiz looking to sweep. >> so much pressure. kind of feeling the butterflies for both.

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