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result of racing. and a new twist tonight in a homicide investigation in montgomery county. news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. and we begin with that breaking news out of north korea, the rogue nation firing a ballistic missle, falling into the east sea, we just heard from president trump. this is the first such test here as north korea continues to expand on its nuclear weapons and missile programs. within the last few minutes, mr. trump and visiting japanese prime minister shinzo abe talked from the president's estate in florida, calling the launch intolerable. >> north korea must fully comply with the u.n. security council resolutions. >> the united states of america

ally 100%. >> south korea's acting president says his country will punish north korea for the missile launch. new at 11:00, authorities say a man is fighting for his life after a crash. police tell us the drivers in two other cars may have been speed racing at the time. the vehicles wrecked on connecticut avenue. this is in kensington, maryland, and forced road closures in that area. news 4's darcy spencer talked to somebody who was in a similar crash, darcy? >> reporter: erica, montgomery county's action team is still on scene here, what you're looking at is the crash here. the police are taking measurements and taking pictures and collecting evidence. from what we understand, the driver who was not in the race and who was crashed into remains in critical condition. montgomery

this crash scene may be the result of a race between two drivers on connecticut avenue and kensington, one of these two cars possibly involved in the race. the driver of the other car was trying to make a turn from connecticut to denfeld avenue when he was t-boned. this woman was involved in a similar crash a year ago. >> it makes me mad, really, criminal, it's irresponsible. and i think somebody will probably end up in prison for this one, though, it's pretty bad. >> reporter: the crash happened at 5:30 p.m., police say the driver of the car that was t-boned was in critical condition. the other driver, serious. police say another driver who may have been racing came back to the scene after the crash and was cooperating with authorities. >> saw the lights and thought oh, this was not good. >> reporter: the crash happened across from an elementary school. neighbors are pushing for safety

they say. >> they had speed cameras for a little while on southbound connecticut but then they're gone. it's a 40 miles an hour speed limit on the state highway street but you never really see any police out here monitoring the speed so especially this time of night people can go pretty fast. >> reporter: now at this point no charges have been filed. authorities are looking for anyone who may have possibly seen a race or seen this crash. if you have information that could help you are asked to call montgomery county police. we are live in kensington, darcy spencer, news 4. darcy, thank you. and there are new details about a deadly shooting in montgomery village, 20-year-old young was killed in broad daylight in the parking lot of a town home community. and tonight we've learned there was a second victim. another man showed up at the hospital with the gunshot wounds at the same time police started their investigation. detectives determined he was

police don't believe it is random and are questioning several people to try to get to the bottom of this. and now, your storm team 4 forecast. and as we look to the second half of our weekend there will be some showers tomorrow. and i will time those out hour by hour coming up at 11:18, but after the rain moves away it's all about the wind, potentially dangerous winds impacting the area. i'll walk you through the winds first, throughout the day they're not an issue but here, at midnight it will become breezy outside and then after that throughout the day on monday it is extremely windy, winds strong enough to produce wind damage across the area. not only that, it will feel like temperatures in the 20s and 30s, and because of that, news 4 at 11:00, and throughout the day on monday will be a storm team 4 alert. the national weather service has issued a high wind watch for just about everybody, including the entire d.c. metro

1:00 a.m. to 1 p.m. on monday, which will go to a wind advisory or high wind warning, more on the rain coming up at 11:18. all right, thank you, we'll see you then. meanwhile, a baby in critical condition tonight after overdosing on methadone while in the care of its grandmother at a calvert county home. police say the boy's grandmother picked him up, he was not himself. he was rushed to the hospital and given a drug that can reverse an overdose. the grandmother facing several charges including first degree child abuse. police arrested a man inside the maryland live casino last night after a suspected carjacking in d.c., but now they say the suspect arrested was not involved in the incident in the district. police say they were

have been involved in the carjacking in the district. initially they thought their suspect drove to the casino, but somebody who was not involved in the d.c. incident ended up getting arrested. >> he was in possession of over 40 grams of marijuana, a substantial amount of cash, $40,000, and did have a warrant to appear as a criminal. after the suspected carjacking, the suspect still on the loose. and today, a walk against president trump's travel ban, starting at the islamic center and walked to vice president mike pence's residence at the naval observatory. the group has had two similar incidents the past weekends. it was a demonstration weekend, pro and anti demonstrations taking place. this one was in minnesota, the fight about whether federal

meanwhile, protesters in north carolina called for a repeal of house bill 2, which requires transgender people to use bathrooms that match the sex on their birth certificates. and in minneapolis, a so-called walk of love where people walked to support immigration, in light of president trump's order banning immigration from seven mostly muslim countries. former senator jim web will meet with "meet the press's" chuck todd tomorrow morning. firefighters raced to the scene to help several people caught up in flood waters. the daring rescue caught on camera. and a heartbreaking situation half way around the globe. there are

scary moments for three people after their cars were caught in flash floods this afternoon in santa clarita, california. firefighters were on a ladder you see there lowering life vests down to a man and young girl as that fast moving water swallowed their car. firefighters pulled them and another man in their car to safety. new at 11:00, a scene off the coast of new zealand as hundreds of whales slam onto a remote beach happening just hours after volunteers managed to re-float a different group of whales from an earlier mass stranding. a total of 650 pilot whales beached themselves onto the southern tip of the

more than half died. rescue crews managed to send more than 100 of them back to sea. there are several theories about why it happened. the whales may have chased prey too far inland, or they might have been trying to protect a sick member of their group or maybe trying to escape a predator. but really nothing concrete to tell you why. in state after state after state people are fired up about their health care. our health and our lives are more important than money. >> the heated debate that is playing out in town hall meetings across the country. what does this have to do? >> are you not entertained? >> alec baldwin hosting snl for a record-breaking 17th time. we'll show you a live lk at 30oo

angry demonstrators at an airport confront montana senator and demand a health care town hall. as republicans move forward with plans to repeal and replace obamacare, some are being met by angry constituents at town halls across the country, many demanding answers amid the uncertainty about the future of health care in america. and i had two open heart surgeries on my fixed income. we will not be able to afford the medication she now takes and she will die. >> we're going to make sure that we continue to create

>> now, this pushback is similar to what democrats faced in 2009 when tea party activists opposed president obama's affordable care act, a reminder now that they will idle trains for 18 days on the blue line. work starts today meaning no trains running between the pentagon and the arlington cemetery station is closed. free shuttle buses will run between the pentagon and arlington cemetery until the work is completed. that will be later this month. for more ways to get around, search the safe track on our washington app. one of the oldest churches in the country is actually right here in northern virginia, today, the church honored slaves who built it back in 1769. and now everybody who walks on the hallowed grounds will see the

slaves who worked the land. critics felt it was not strong enough, in fact they wanted the word, repentance, to acknowledge the change and reconciliation and healing. >> be with us now with gratitude and pentance, to to honor the slaves. >> the word repentance really made a difference. >> the church believes those words will spread beyond this church and this community. and now your storm team 4 forecast. so we have three big weather headlines through monday, the first, we are going to deal with rain tomorrow but take a look here, mainly during the morning and mid-day hours, new information coming in. i think we'll even get sunshine for the afternoon hours but there will be a huge range in temperatures across the a

and then with the high winds, we're either going to be under a wind advisory or warning, the wind more serious than the advisory, right now, it's really not bad outside from mid-february, 48 in washington, 41 in frederick, hagerstown still holding onto 54 degrees, and the weather picture at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning showers in place across the d.c. metro area as well impacting washington, arlington, and alexandria as we continue towards 9:00 a.m., we're still tracking rain including montgomery and frederick county, southern maryland and parts of northern virginia. as we go through the lunchtime hours, waves of showers moving through the area, and take a look here stopping future weather at 130 p.m. a.m., most of us dry, and we'll through the afternoon and early evening hours around 5:00 p.m., the clouds break up, winds

try to get sleep for the work day starting on monday, before that here is the wide range of temperatures i talked about, 51 in frederick, 50 in gaithersburg, 50 on the cool side heading to washington and manassas, around 60, culpeper and fredericksburg, temperatures there near 70 degrees so we're talking about 100 miles and about a 20 degree temperature difference across the area with the front kind of stalled right above us. so washington right above that, so a tricky point if you're heading to the slopes. and maybe not the best day to go skiing. outdoor exercise, i would recommend actually checking our nbc washington app. if your going in the afternoon it's going to be the better time, but if you want to try to get out in the morning for the most part looking okay, temperature-wise, see if any rain is moving into the

traveling tomorrow, wet roads, early, differenner out if you'r traveling late. and 3:00, still windy even breezy during the evening hours, steady in the 40s, with the wind feels like 20s and thursday, tuesday's valentine's day, around 50, erica, next weekend, a long holiday weekend for president's day, near sunday and monday. people outside enjoying it. >> thank you, amelia. capitals back in action taking on the

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this is the xfinity sports desk. here at csn studios, the capitals have scored five or more goals in ten consecutive home game, only the second team in nhl history to do that only the 971 bruins had that distinction. and explosive against the ducks, second period, scores the shorthanded goal, caps ahead, 4-1, the lead doesn't hold. fourth period, brian getzlaf, and stanford picks a big spot to score his very first nhl goal. caps take the 5-4 advantage with under three minutes to go.

netter, caps winning 6-4, just the second team in nhl history to score five or more goals in 11 straight home games. >> it took us a little while, but we got going again, it was a great play by those two guys at the end, i say congratulations to him on that first one, we don't really like leads like that slipping away, but -- happy with how we came back at the ends there. >> maryland trying to stop a two-game skid, turks came out shooting. freshman giving maryland a 7-0 lead, cowan dishing, jakowski, ahead by 11, less than two minutes to play, connects. terps up by five, this t

ends the buckeyes run, cowan led all scores with 19, maryland wins 86-77, improving to 21 and 4. >> i met with anthony on thursday and said anthony here is what i want. the last seven games i want you to lead the league in assists or be the best defender, i don't care if you score. and he goes for 19. so because you talk about that takes the pressure off the other part. >> marquette, audited for scoring his thousandth career point, scored 20 today, led all scores with 23, rodney pryor adds 20 as well. those three hoyas out-scored. and tied in the second half, cox makes a statement. they take the

justin tillman also participating in the attack the rack portion of this show. all the guys going to flight school, opening up the gates for louis. caps this run by the rams, bcu wins 74-60. george washington, cooking from outside, he connected on five three-pointers. this one gives the colonials a ten-point lead. tyler cavenaugh poured in three, put it to work inside, ten rebounds, and george washington wins 37-7. wizards back on the court on monday against oklahoma city, caps, they have a week off before getting back on the ice next saturday against detroit, erica, back to you. all right, got to let you

we have important information now in just ten days our beloved bao, bao will go good-bye, they have an agreement about the cubs when they're 4 years old to go back to china. bao, bao leaves february 21st, we have enjoyed her. that is our broadcast tonight. up next,

president trump, i hear you here's what i do every morning. look, you lost the popular vote, you're having trouble drawing a crowd, and your approval rating keeps sinking. but kicking thousands of my fellow veterans off their health insurance by killing the affordable care act, and banning muslims won't help. that's not the america i sacrificed for. you want to be a legitimate president, sir? then act like one. >> we now go live to the daily white house press briefing with press secretary sean spicer. >> sit down. sit down. sit down.

first i'd like to announce i will am calm now. i will remain calm now as long as you -- sons of a -- i'm not going to do that. that is the old spicy. this is the new spicy. i am told to cut down on the gum chewing. i am now limiting my sfl to o-- to one slice a day. i will enjoy my one and only. and you can just sit and watch. i will be back to pick you up later. now i would like to begin with the president's schedule. 3:00 p.m., president trump will meet with the leader from central, central asia.