"saturday night live" with host scarlett johansson. we'll be switching over to the golf channel from nbc. so we'll breaking news at the top at 11:00, our cameras capture police officers arresting a man just after the curfew went into effect at 10:00. right now things are getting a little tense there in baltimore. you're looking at live scenes from chopper 4. the curfew has only been in effect for a little more than an hour and police areing arrests. these clashes come after the peaceful marchs that went on today. darcy is live there for us where are you and what is going on there sn. >> reporter: chris, things

started to turn ugly here around 10:15 to 10:30. we are at the intersection of pennsylvania and north avenues. this is the area where we saw the looting and rioting just on monday night. take a look here just beyond the crowd. there's a police wagon. that is where they are putting some of the protestors who are arrested. let's go to the video. we were here this evening when there was one protestor who was arrested. apparently he was pepper sprayed. let me tell you what happened first. you know the curfew was in effect. and police they told people they had to get off the streets. there's a helicopter circling above telling people you must go home you must go home. there was a crowd over in the corner. and i personally saw bottles being thrown across the intersection. you could hear them smashing onto the pavement. at one point, the crowd started to surge toward police and that's when police went in with the pepper spray. we know pepper spray was deployed. and in this one particular protestor, we know he was hit and was lying down on the

ground. you're seeing that video. he was taken into custody, but he was moaning, they were pouring water over his face. it hurts a lot when you get hit with pepper spray. so i'm sure his eyes were burning, they were pouring water over him and literally dragged him across the street and placed him over here in an area where they were putting other protestors as well. they did tend to him for several minutes over here. and then he was eventually put on a stretcher and then taken to a local hospital. we can tell you that there were several people who were taken into custody here tonight. we don't know if they were involved in any other criminal activity in the bottle throwing or anything like that but we know they were out here past the curfew and police have told folks, if you're out here past the curfew you are subject to arrest. and we are back out here live you can see the crowd here live on the corner where the police wagon is. where they are putting the people who have been arrested so far this evening. a heavy police presence out here

tonight. things seem to be calming down just a little bit right now, chris. >> darcy, all day, folks out there were peaceful even happy. what changed, is this a different group of people out there now. >> reporter: this was a day of celebrations. it felt like a block party if you have been to one. people are out in the streets celebrating, they happy, playing music and chanting. then all of a sudden at 10:30, that's when this large group decided they weren't going to abide by the curfew. we don't know if this was planned or what exactly they were up to but they did sort of surge toward police a couple of bottles were thrown and it got ugly very quickly. >> thank you very much. darcy, great work out there. >> reporter: earlier derek ward

was here in baltimore and it was seen as a victory rally because of the arrests of the six police officers. let's hear now from derek ward. [ no audio ] >> reporter: early on the mood was decidedly less tense than a week ago. but a lot has happened over the days between, including charges against the six police officers allegedly involved in the arrest and death of freddie gray. among the speakers, the uncle of oscar grant who was killed by police in oakland in 2009. that officer was convicted and in jail. >> and he cannot be the only one. baltimore, we have to make it happen here! that's what this is about!

>> reporter: for many in the crowd, it was a personal experience with general law enforcement and the general mood in the city that can lead to incidents like the one involving gray. >> i didn't want to be lynched or castrated. >> reporter: he looked for respite in charm city. >> i found more in baltimore city than in northern atlanta. >> reporter: there was a lot of togetherness in this crowd. still the police presence was highly visible, though they too, seemed more relaxed amid objections to their presence. >> we don't need any more army men in our streets. we don't need any more ak-47s in our streets. we don't need any more riot police. >> reporter: but they have become a mainstay in a city under a curfew. one young speaker told the crowd policing should come from within the community itself and without arms or uniforms. >> and we have to learn how to teach our children to love themselves to do positive things and be positive people. >> reporter: the rallies and the marchs are front and center now.

there are still questions about freddie gray's death and what should happen even after those answers come. >> getting people out to vote they are pushing for legislation that's really going to make some long-term change. >> reporter: in baltimore, derek ward news 4. >> thank you, derek. in maryland governor larry hogan is calling for tomorrow to be a day of prayer and peace. he's going to attend morning services in baltimore at a church called saint peter claver. we'll be following the developments and invite you to stay with news 4 for continuing coverage on those protests. we're also following a developing story in new york city. tonight a plain closed police officer is in critical condition after someone shot him in the head. this happened earlier in the night in queens. the officer and his partner were talking to the suspect when someone ran up and shot him. back here at home work crews called it a a night after sifting through the water of the

parking garage. even though the firefighters are gone the street closures are still in place on montgomery avenue. they sent recovery teams to help search for potential victims and a cadaver dog discovered a possible hit inside the complex. a renown doctor dedicated his life to helping ebola patients and then he himself contracted the deadly virus. dr. sheikh omar kan had ties to maryland and he was remembered at a ceremony in new carolton. he was working with ebola patients in sierra leone and died last year. his family lives in prince george's county. >> i said you know jesus and you're helping the people. >> the compound is trying to raise money for health care workers who have contracted ebola. the virus has killed more than

10,000 people in west after canricaafrica. and tonight is fight night. floyd mayweather is talking on manny pacquiao. the two fighters could split as much as $300 million. in here in our area boxing fans are descending on local bars. we stopped by lou's bar in northwest d.c. paper-view starts at $90 so a lot of people decided a local pub was cheaper than watching it at home. and if you want to know who won, download the nbc washington app and we'll send you an alert just as soon as it is over. well, we continue to follow our top story. we're going to take you out now live to pictures from chopper 4. police in baltimore are making arrests as the curfew has gone into effect. plus a brave young cancer survivor is taking important steps in her recovery. high temperatures today were

in the 70s.

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a lot of people feel losing a limb shouldn't keep you from running. there's a prosthetic company to help people get mobile again and today they held a mobility clinic at george washington university. a 13-year-old survivor from gaithersberg after trying out her new prosthesis designed for high impact activities says it's

made all the difference. >> i can run fast and, like play soccer and do stuff with the bendable knee that i couldn't do. >> yesterday was the first time she had ever tried it. and to come out here and run the way she did, i mean it's very impressive. >> dozens of people from around our area took part in today's get running d.c. mobility clinic. well, still to come the upcoming week will likely be the warmest so far this year. amelia is coming back with the forecast with a lot of eights in it. plus the royal baby is here but the wait

kate middleton, prince william and their baby girl are back at kensington palace tonight. prince george has a new baby sister but the world is still waiting to find out her name. now the world has only spent about 12 hours at the hospital 12 hours. then again, most moms don't have a nurse, nanny and full staff waiting for them at home. nbc's kelly collbiet has more on the gripping frenzy right now. >> reporter: prince william, duchess kate and their newborn baby girl are here at kensington palace. this all happened in the span of just 12 hours. the duchess kate was brought to the hospital by prince william earlier this morning london time about 6:00 a.m. just two-and-a-half hours later a princess was born. >> it's a girl! it's a girl!

>> it's a girl! it's a girl! and it's fantastic. >> reporter: william was said to be at kate's side for the birth and kensington palace tweeted out the news announcing a healthy baby girl 8 pounds 3 ounces. the princess of cambridge, fourth in line to the throne. >> it's good news that we have a daughter born to a senior member of the royal family. and i think they are going to love every minute of it. >> reporter: third in line to the throne prince george made an appearance today as well. prince william bringing his oldest son to the hospital to meet his little sister. he waved to the crowds before going in with the help of his father of course. the family will stay here at kensington palace for the next couple of days before settling in in their country home in amber hall 100 miles north of london. and we could hear before that we could hear the name of the new princess. will it be alice, charlotte, elizabeth or victoria? the answer could come as early

as tomorrow. back to you. >> thank you. amazing day we had today. it felt like a beautiful summer day. and now we're hearing for the first time in a long time it's not going to go back to being cold! yeah exactly. temperatures are actually going to continue to warm not only through tomorrow but for the upcoming week. we're looking at the warmest week so far this year. wait until you see the seven-day. nice again tomorrow. low humidity. a touch warmer than it was today. plenty of sunshine. tomorrow night, clear skies are in the forecast, so make sure to check out the full moon. it's out there tonight and it is extremely bright and beautiful. and then again, your third weather headline. warmest week since september in the forecast. temperatures right now are in the 50s and 60s. 63 in washington. 54 in gaithersberg. 52 in frederick. a perfect night to open the windows and let the fresh air in. you likely need to close them tomorrow as we warm to a high temperature of 82. this is skycast 4 showing you what the sky looks like

throughout the day tomorrow. i'm starting you off at 8:00 a.m. some clouds are around but for the most part the sun wins out tomorrow. mostly sunny skies throughout the day. beautiful for the afternoon and evening hours. perfect for your sunday evening as you wrap up your weekend. whatever outdoor plans you have the weather is certainly cooperating. it's a comfortably cool start. 7:00 a.m. temperature at 57. mid-70s by the midday hours. a high tomorrow in washington at 82. we'll hit our high temperature tomorrow around 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. 7:00 temperatures in the mid-70s. maybe an isolated shower well west of washington. there is la ray, winchester and martinsburg with highs in the upper 70s. and 80 degrees for a high in la plata. whether you are going to the apple blossom festival doing the avon 39 walk. almost hot there, definitely need water. of course you have the girls on the run 5k tomorrow morning. all of those events the weather

could not be better. on monday a high of 85. sunny skies, mostly sunny on tuesday. a little bit humid on tuesday with a high of 86. maybe an isolated late-day shower or thunderstorm. and a chance for some scattered showers on wednesday. of course we have a high of 80. then a high of 80 through next saturday. >> i can't believe when i saw that many eights in septembera week. >> last september.

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before this thing started, a lot of the experts were saying the rangers are going to take this in four five games. >> they definitely are rethinking that. a lot of people are rethinking their picks. the capitals already took this away from the rangers after the thrilling win in game one. and after that the coach knew his team had to come out with a sense of urgency. the capitals may have waited too long to finally get going today. alex ovechkin led the way in game one. another solid performance by ovi, but less than a minute the rangers working the puck up the ice. settling it down to find a teammate braden hope is there for the save of chris cryder. just 30 seconds into the game the capitals trail by one. third period now, the caps down 2-1. marty st. louis spins and somehow gets to derek broussard.

he scores this one sneaking past hope there. the rangers have a 3-1 lead. not quitting alex ovechkin watch this play here splitting the defenders from his knees. he getted this past henrik lundquist. one of the better goals you'll see all season. ovechkin's fourth of the playoff run but the capitals didn't get closer than that. the rangers hold on 3-2. the series now tied at 1-1 with more from new york here's carol maloney. >> reporter: the determination on the caps' faces as they walked off the ice says it all. game two was a tough one to take. >> again, you know our afternoons and evenings we just have to be ready. >> we knew that the rangers were going to come with a very high degree of desperation and they did. we just didn't handle it as well as we needed to. >> reporter: alex ovechkin was a big hit on both ends of the ice.

his third-period goal could only be described one way. >> sick. >> reporter: that's all you can say. >> yeah. that was a lot worth it. >> reporter: an unforgettable moment but they are putting the rest in the rear-view. >> i want to go home get some rest and get ready. >> ultimately you have to get what you want. here you want to get a split and get a game. we have home ice and have to take advantage of that. >> reporter: it is back to verizon center with the series tied hoping to start every game stronger on home ice. in new york carol maloney, news 4 sports. thank you so much, carol. game three at verizon center this monday night. should be a good game. the nfl draft wrapping up today, rounds four through seven in the books and three redskins of their ten picks had a busy day

picking up seven players today. in the fourth round they god duke wide receiver jamison crowder. the alabama offensive lineman arie kouandjio. and martrell spaight from arkansas and jared from virginia tech. tevin mitchel from arkansas and evan spencer from ohio state. and austin reiter from usf is a center and versatile player. let's go to churchill downs. more than 170,000 people on hand to see this one. what a run for the roses it was. out of the gates, one of the favorites, jumping out to the front here and on the final stretch they are running three wide. dortman, fiery line but american farrow on the side.

moving toward the front american pharoah is your kentucky derby winner. the trainer picks up his fourth kentucky derby win. to the baseball diamond, the nationals visiting the mets. plenty of high-fives for that guy. gio gonzalez had it going tonight with run support early. top of the second two on two out for michael taylor who takes this ball to third. daniel murphy can't handle it. ian desmond comes in to score. the nationals are up 1-0. that's all gieo needed. look at that nasty curveball. later in the fourth reuben tejada goes down striking. nine strikeouts for gio. the that in nats beat the mets

1-0. and swinging like he's at camden yards, joseph sends this ball to left. a solo shot. second of the year. the orioles go on to win this one, 4-0. my phone was buzzing off the hook. i have an uber driver waiting for me to catch the fight. can i go now? >> sorry to hold you up. >> sorry, i've got to go. >> and i picked mayweather. >> mayweather. i'm out of here. >> that's going to do it for us. a new ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses start at $25. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company.

good evening. as many of you know tonight's episode of "saturday night live" will air concurrently with the floyd mayweather/manny pacquiao boxing match, an event many are calling the fight of the century. historic, once in a lifetime television, and the moon landing of