and we start with heavy rain and wicked wind. right now on "news4 today," storm team 4 is tracking heavy showers as neighbors, as you can see there, are cleaning up from the first round. marching for science. thousands call for a day of action in d.c. and around the world to prove their points to the president. now it's over to orlov and score! >> the caps win in overtime. they take the

series. we'll tell our atar player heading into the next challenge this weekend. and with that, we welcome you in on this saturday morning on "news4 today." i'm david culver. >> and i'm angie goff. a lot of white knuckles going into the arena yesterday. and then going into o.t., that always rattles the nerves because we have seen the outcome of the previous game. so wow. >> we'll tell you how the nerves will continue into the next game with the star player. meantime, behind us, there's a lot of activity. >> joining us this morning in for tom, nbc4 meteorologist lauren ricketts. these april showers better bring pretty april flowers because we need a break. we are going to get one but not until mid-next week. we'll be dealing with the rain for quite some time. in case you're headed out early this saturday morning, look at the rain streaming through the region. we have storms yesterday that packed one hec

the region. we'll show you that in a few minutes. but now we're seeing the plain old rain showers, no thunder or lightning, just the rain continued to pull through the area. so we'll have rain showers throughout the remainder of the day. we may get a break from time to time, but we'll continue with some rain. this system is yet to move through our area. we could have some thunderstorms continuing into the afternoon. of course, we'll track that for you and let you know what to expect for the rest of the weekend coming up in a few minutes. lauren, thank you. right now cleanup continues in takoma park. look at the images here after fast and furious storms swept through the area. this is what it looked like friday evening. the utility pole actually snapped in half on carroll avenue. neighbors telling news4 they also experienced marble-sized hail. the trees came crashing down in one neighborhood alone. luckily, nobody

today is earth day. thousands of folks are expected to descend on washington for the march on science. demonstrators will march from the washington monument, down constitution avenue to the foot of capitol hill. this is meant to be political, not partisan. the idea is in response to what some say is president trump's environment environmentalpolicy. but some say there's been an empty science sentiment on both sides of the aisle. >> the these have been enacted by people on both sides of the aisle for a long time. but acting like this is a new thing is giving too much credit to the local administration. >> hundreds of other rallies are planned around the world. expect road closures near the mall today. for a full list, go to the nbc washington app. new this morning, vice president mike pence is in australia as partf

tour of asia. he spoke to a group of business leaders there. and earlier today he held a news conference with the prime minister, prime minister malcolm turnbull, where he said the u.s. will honor a refugee resettlement deal with australia. it's a deal that president trump called dumb and caused a rift earlier this year between the two countries. this time next week, president trump will mark his 100th day in office and his legislative agenda to show off his progress. a big announcement on tax reform will come on wednesday. the house republicans will move forward on a house compromise. and next friday is the deadline to get a spending bill through congress to avoid a government shutdown. and the fpresident's first 100 days will be the topic on "meet the press." chuck todd will interview nancy pelosi

he'll also speak to marco rubio. that's tomorrow at 10:30 right after ""news4 today"." and after two years of construction and detours, the massachusetts avenue ramp near 395 south opens today. it allows traffic to drive directly onto the highway instead of using the third street ramp. and also good news for drivers going east. for folks going west on massachusetts avenue, you'll see delays. this is part of a project not going to wrap up until 2019. it took overtime, but the caps beat toronto last night. they now lead that series. >> that's right. the caps are now up 3-2, but the win did come unfortunately with than injury to captain alex to eve

>> reporter: the overtime, but they didn't need much time as the caps beat the maple leafs 2-1. end of the first period, alex ovechkin gets the classic hip-check. watch this as he comes down -- ouch! and he's helped off the ice. cap fans everywhere holding their breath. >> he's an important player. and when you see him down like that, you get a little nervous. >> reporter: ove would return but the caps take advantage of the power-play. t.j. oshe put this is away. the caps tie it for the fourth time in the five-game series as we are headed to overtime. just a minute into the extra session, watch a beautiful pass to justin

he puts home the game 2-1, in thriller. >> these are big moments. and to win a championship, we need to relish these moments and saver these moments. and we have done that in two of the four wins, four overtime games, and we'll need to come up big next game. >> not just in the playoffs, in the regular season, the more important the game, the bigger justin plays. >> he's a winner, plain and simple. his mindset doesn't think anything else but winning. >> reporter: the caps lead the seven-game series, 3-2, and now have the great opportunity to finish off the maple leafs on their home ice. we'll see you from toronto for game six on sunday. >> how cool would that be if they brought that home. >> itve

advantage is rooting getting ready for the major playoff game today. they are on fire. >> the wizards are in atlanta to take on game three with the hawks. if they win this game, they would be one game away from sweeping the series. 6:08. a new push for loosening marijuana bans here and nationwide. what you will and will not find at the nationwide cannabis festival. and a senior living community. the murder investigation putting neighbors on edge and the crime scene that police are hoping lead to toan

demolition is underway in d.c.

happened twon the home on northwest on friday. the parents and their 10-year-old son and a housekeeper were all killed inside the home in may of 2015. and the suspect there, aaron nguyen, is set to go on trial in september. the home sold months after that brutal killing. demolition is expected to be finished by monday. organizers expect thousands. the mayor wants people to come out to the second cannabis festival here in d.c. it had a big crowd turnout. this is being held in the parking lot of rnk stadium today. if you are headed there today, you cannot consume marijuana at the festival. you'll be able to learn how to grow your own and buy paraphernalia. it is legal to possess marijuana in the district, b

consume it in public. coming up at 6:12 on this saturday, you can expect it to be a soggy weekend. you can see the green on the radar. lauren is tracking the timing and she'll let us know how soon we'll start to dry out. well, david, a question for you. why did the turtle cross the road? the creative solution a local officer found that solved a very unusual problem.

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well, we continue with the rain showers moving through our area. unfortunately, we'll have quite a bit of rain through the week and weekend. we'll time it out for you and let you know when you can get outside to enjoy some cloudy weather. but at least dry weather. we'll be talking about that coming up in a few minutes. i'm melissa mollet with a look at first 4 traffic and metro this weekend. safetrack surge 14 is still underway in phase one. so we're talking about the green line. this means college park and greenbelt stations will still be closed lasting through next weekend, so april 29th. they do have the shuttle buses running back and forth. as far as day service, regular weekend service during the day on orange, blue and

saturday and sunday, we'll be single-tracking between macpherson square and reston. we'll see the silver line to close saturday to sunday here as well. yellow, closing near huntington square as well. and on the red line, trains running every 8 to 15 minutes. see you monday morning for "news4 today." we are still working to get information about a shooting that happened outside a strip mall in lorton, virginia. there are a number of restaurants in this strip. police say one person shot into a crowd. this was just before 9:00. and then people scattered. we only know that one person was shot and they are expected to survive. and staying in fairfax county, investigators are trying to figure out

77-year-old man. this happened at a senior retirement community. this happened thursday morning at the little river glen senior retirement center. there the residents found the man dead inside his apartment. that's located on barker court in fairfax county. the victim's apartment borders that busy stretch of road. >> that doesn't make me feel very good because we are locked in. we have a gate. but my apartment is wood and he walked up right from the road. >> he died of trauma to the upper body. the medical examiner will determine the exact cause of death. meantime, police are asking anyone with any information to step forward. bikers and walkers will have a new trail network in leesburg. ten officials will officially unveil new signage for the trail at 9:00 a.m. in fox ridge park. the blue and green

be trails. it is 5 1/2 miles long. if you do both loops, it is 10 miles total. >> you can take the blue trail up to the ball's bluff and spend seem time at bluff's bluff, edward's landing or crossing park and make a day of it, if you so chose. >> for more information, search leesburg trails on the nbc washington app. how did the turtle cross the road? >> apparently with the help of prince william county officers. check out this video from the police department. >> this is coming from the police department. they show us this turtle wandering. with the hel

citizens, the careful officer brings that radio flyer red wagon. the turtle makes its way into the wagon and eventually gets across -- whoa! >> somebody may be a little hungry. >> then he got across the street safely. we believe. >> despite his behavior, we know the turtle was very grateful. >> he did get across, right, john? okay. good. >> that's good. >> he just escaped the rain, too, it seems. we all can't escape the rain but we did. >> it's weird because there are pockets here and there. you think you're safe and then you need your windshield wipers again. >> they are going like this and then you need to slow down begin. we're going to continue to see rain throughout the remainder of the weekend, unfortunately. this is much-needed rain. we neehi

temperatures out there are about as high as you'll get today. most temperatures will remain in the 50s during the day. so we'll fall a couple more degrees. 61 in the d.c. area. but on the shenandoah valley, we are into the 50s. 62 in war renton. 59 in baltimore. as you wake up this morning, temperatures will drop, but we are going to see some rain showers. we're seeing rain showers out there. we won't see the thunderstorms that we saw last night, but we'll continue to see rain move through our area. and it's possible to be heavy at times. so we have batches of rain to be dealing with. so this will move on through with a little dry spot there, but then this moves through the area. and that will be later on this afternoon. so it's been heavier rain, maybe a few thunderstorms. so wet and cloudy through the rest of the day with temperatures in the 50s. so let's time it out for you, we could hit a dry spot about noon. then more showers come in through the evening. so if

evening, take thetomoow, we tho would be wet. we have rain to the south of i-66, areas to the north are a little on the dry side, but i'm keeping the showers in there as we get through sunday night. some of the rain could creep into the washington, d.c. area. so we'll be watching that as we go through your sunday. and then we'll have rain on monday and tuesday, unfortunately, as well. temperatures tomorrow will be in the mid-50s. and we could have drying in the evening. we have the ten-day forecast to come up in a few minutes. we'll check in with you then. before there was youtube, high school kids used a home movie camera to make wild, goofy films. we'll show you how they are now getting th

you remember a home movie camera, right? >> yes. >> there was a group of local high school students with a camera. they called themselves the langley fun. >> as we show you this morning, now they are reuniting for a sequel premiering tonight. >> reporter: if you picked up a copy of the "washington post" over the past three decades, you have probably seen his work.

photographer bill o'leery shot his first picture as an intern. but before that, he was part of a group of teenager filmmakers who call themselves the langley punks. >> it was the late '60s. so we grew up watching "the three stooges" and classic comedy films. and that's what we wanted. we wanted to make people laugh and have a good time. >> reporter: he joined the punks in the early films after they started to submit them to competition to established filmmakers. >> then boom, we gave them ping-pong eyeballs and they would win every time. >> the popularity thing sort of surprised me, yes. because these were pretty crude and rudimentary. >> reporter: the

went on to p"intestines from space" and "alcoholics unanimous" in which o'leary worked primarily behind the c came camera. >> i work better behind the camera. >> reporter: the langley punks will reunite for a retrospect of their work as well as the first new punks film in decades. a sequel to the curse of the atomic research. >> in 34 years, we have learned nothing. i think it's even dumber than the original. >> reporter: we have everything you need to see for tickets and the trailer. go to the washington app and search "punks." >> it would be a good day to see the movie as you'll be indoors and a lot of us are waking up to soaked yards and wet roads looking live outside. lauren is tracking how soon the showers will be moving on out. and a special way to honor a

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fortunately, nobody got hurt. and thousands take to the streets today for the march for science. organizers say it is meant to be nonpartisan, but it is fueled by president trump's anti-environment policies. and the caps lead the series against toronto, 3-2. they beat the maple leafs last night in overtime thanks to a goal by justin williams. game six happens tomorrow up in toronto. welcome back in on this saturday. it is 6:30. i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff. williams is being hailed the there hero of the night, but unfortunately there could be an injury we're dealing with. but first, look behind us. a dreary start. a little bit of drizzle to start us off. unfortunately, the rain is here to stay throughout our saturday. we want to check in with storm team 4 meteorologist lauren ricketts. hey, lauren. hey,

unfortunately, we havehe rain as you said, angie, most of the day and pretty much through the day tomorrow. some areas will be dry tomorrow but not all. we'll show you what is happening out there right now. we have a few showers out there. and this is going to continue to pull through the area as we go through your saturday morning. unfortunately, we are getting dry spots, but that won't last for long. another batch of rain will continue to move through the area. look at that fog. it is going to be a little on the foggy side as you head out the door. temperatures right now are 61 degrees. we're going to continue to drop. we'll spend most of the day in the 50s. now, we are also going to spend most of the day on the wet side. we'll time out the rain for you and let you know when to see the rain spots coming up in a bit. thank you. 6:31 this saturday. a fallen officer brings people together. the jacai colson remembrance

>> it's overwhelming. >> no shot! >> i feel joy. >> reporter: devan allen is here for the tournament after her cousin, jacai colson, was gunned down. >> this is a really wonderful thing. >> reporter: his fellow officers play on the maryland select team to raise money for the jacai colson fund. and this is

worked closely with officer cols on. >> we want to remember him in a good way. >> reporter: javonne keeps jacai colson close to her heart in this way. first place gets this trophy, second place get this is one. the tournament is still going on and is $2 at oxnard high school in prince george's county. shomari stone, news4. prince george's county police now know the identity of a murder victim. and now they need to find the killer. this 17-year-old girl had been stabbed and didn't have an i.d. with her. police were initially unable to

releasing a sketch of her, family members say they knew who it was. and a teacher is arrested at school for allegedly driving drunk to work. megan debo was a sixth grade teacher at sterling middle school. an employee at the school alerted a school resource officer yesterday morning that debo may be intoxicated. officers say she drove to school drunk and charged her with dui and another count for possessing an open container of alcohol at school. debo was held on a $2,000 bond. funeral plans will be announced next week for maryland governor larry hogan's father. he was the prince george's county executive. >> news4 shows us how he's being remembered and the impact he had on his son's political career. >> reporter: as a congressman, lawrence hogan sr. became the first republican to call for the

nixon. >> no man, not even the president of the united states, is above the law. >> reporter: maryland governor larry hogan introduced his father at his inauguration and spoke of his courage. but he formed a political party. >> he taught me more in one day than most men learn in a lifetime. and i'm so proud to be his son. >> reporter: lawrence hogan sr. served as prince william county executive from 1978 to 1982. this man and hogan had heated political arguments but respected each other. >> i said to him, it must be neat to see your son as governor. and he ran for governor at one time as well and didn't make it. and he smiled, he smiled a very, very big smile. >> reporter: then man was the longest serving

county impressed me with him was because he was a former fbi agent, he always had the infinity for public safety. >> reporter: he frequently runs into governor hogan. >> i remember clearly, a good number of those he would talk about his father and talk about his father with awe and clear respect. >> reporter: when he was running for governor, larry hogan once told me that sometimes voters would come up to him and thank him for his service and what he did for them. he said, i think they confused me with my father, lawrence hogan sr., because when he was in office, i was just a kid. reporting from prince george's county, news4. >> a great story there. all right. timing is everything today as we talk about the rain. as we see on storm team 4 radar and look outside live at the dreary start, if you missed lauren's forecast,ou

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alexandria will look to replace the town's 200-year-old system. the bill was signed into law yesterday. the city will replace the sewers at all the overhaul sites by the year 2025. alexandria originally planned to address three first, leaving the businessest to be dealt with until the mid-2030s. and maryland is warning people that cleaning up litter is a waste of time and money. the department of transportation

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well, we continue to see those rain showers throughout top region. in fact, we'll have rain through much of the weekend, even through the early portion of next week. there is going to be some dry spots out there through the weekend and for your saturday. we'll time it out for you and let you know exactly what to expect and when to expect it coming up in a few minutes when i show you the latest video. the "today" show is next on nbc4. >> that starts in 15 minutes. let's go to new york to get a preview with sheinelle jones and craig melvin. >> good morning. coming up on a saturday morning here on "today," tensions rising with north korea as they threaten a new nuclear test. plus, president trump promises a huge tax cut with a week to go until he marks 100 days in office. can he deliver? plus, up close and personal with a baby orca. sea world's last killer whale born in captivity t

what sea world and the animal activist say about the baby's future. and we are celebrating earth day with bill nye the science guy, he'll stop by to discuss the leading march for science happening all over the country today. >> those stories and more when we get started on a saturday morning right here on "today," guys. >> one of the marches is happening right here in washington. >> we'll see you in a little bit. >> see you in a bit. prince george's county now where as a precaution schools will keep an eye on air quality and more specifically on one elementary school. the district ordered tests last month for district heights elementary after students and teachers said they were getting sick. the initial test showed one classroom with elevated mold levels. after a series of repairs and adjustments to improve air quality, the officials ordered more tests this month and found levels had dropped below federal guidelines. well, we are working for you in the community today in the district's ward eight. hundreds of

clean and help beautify the middle school as part of the annual comcast cures day. they will plant flowers on the school grounds. we'll show you the progress being made on "news4 today." and if you want to go boating, you have an opportunity today. it's a different kind of activity this week. you can head for the east bay bridge boat show. they've got more than 350 power boats, fishing boats and other boats on display. and for sale as well. angie, you can buy a boat. this is for boaters of all skill levels. and a taste test of a variety of maryland seafood. the boat show is open until sunday evening. >> if it's a pontoon, i'm all in. all right. let's talk about -- >> we will talk about wine. local wineries are trying something new here. >>

changes so you can spend the day with the entire family. >> reporter: the soft, crunchy ride in its countryside, the winery is a short drive from d.c., but feels like a world away. >> the land that we're standing on right now is actually where the first battle of the civil war was fought. >> reporter: this 25-acre winery adjoins the national battlefield park. here is a relic where the 19th century mansion stands as a landmark, often making the perfect backdrop to the perfect day. >> to me every winery has its own personality. >> reporter: this month's cover story was written for the "washingtonian" magazine. >> we cover the day trip to the itinerary to b

drink. >> reporter: and where to find the most kid-friendly vineyards. >> in virginia, as far as i know, there are only four winery that is don't allow kids at all. the rest of the wineries, kids are welcome. some have areas for families. >> reporter: this winery has two acres just for kids, a win/win for this mom. >> my husband and i were happy because we were able to relax and enjoy ourselves while the kids played. >> reporter: another big hit on the property, the horse farm next door, from outdoor movie night to yoga. there's no shortage of things to do at wineries, but with local bottles selling out fast, some vineyards are left looking for more grapes. >> the more purifying your wines, you need more grapes. but they are trying to expand their grapes but that is

more wine. and then there is >> cheers. and the winery atbull run offers 21 different bottles of wine. all of them are made in virginia. from where to buy the best reds, whites or the latest in etiquette, they cover it in the latest edition of "washingtonian." i was told the biggest tip is if you're a rookie, she said to use a spit bucket. you can just swish it around. >> that's why you go to the wine tastings, to taste the wine. >> but it is not good if you're tapped out, though. >> not

today. definitely not. and the last few weeks have been amazing for that, but not this week. we'll continue to see rain showers. definitely not a good day to get out with the rain out there along with the fog. as we continue through the day, the rain is going to continue, not only today but also tomorrow. 50. that's what we'll hit this weekend. and we are really not in the clear until wednesday. now, with edo have heat and humidity returning, but that's not until the end of next week. temperatures out there, 61 in washington. lorton, 61. manassas, 63. this is as good as it gets as temperatures continue to fall as we go through the remainder of your saturday. look at that rain out there. we had a good share of rain last night. we're continuing to see rain pull through the area right now. we'll have heavier rain just down to the south as well. so rain moves through with temperatures in the 50s. it's going to be on the wet side and cloudy side for the rest of the day

still looking at temperatures in the 50s with some rain showers. look at this, monday and tuesday we have some rain, temperatures remain in the 50s. back to the 60s on tuesday. look at this, by the time we get to the end of next week, we are nearing 90 degrees. and it will be humid on friday and saturday. lauren, on wednesday, you and i will do a wine story, okay? >> it will be a tough assignment, let me tell you. turning it over, vinyl is making a comeback. what record stores are hoping

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there she goes. >> all right. so that is the principal and vice principal who are facing off tonight in a show-inspired game of egg russian roulette. the school is raising money by doing a read-a-thon. so far, they have raised a good amount. jimmy fallon found out and has a surprise for them. >> our friends at rediwhip are going to match our donation to your school. >> how cool is that? so that brings the total amount raised for the read-a-thon

congratulations to them. so cool. and it is record store day. and vinyl has been making a comeback the last few years. >> it sure has. we have posted the locations in our area taking part in this day on the nbc washington app. as news 4's mark seagrass reports, this gives fans something to celebrate. >> reporter: when was the last time you did this? ♪ for years now, most of us have been buying our music digitally. never actually touching a record or a cd. in fact, many record stores have been going out of business. but that is slowly changing. >> well, i have to tell you, we are experiencing a major resurgence in the popularity of vinyl lps. >> reporter: recently, artists of all genres have been releasing music the old fashioned way, on vinyl. jazz is one type of music that has seen a

jed feldman has been researching music and releasing them on vinyl. >> decades after these recordings were made, we are still making incredible discoveries from important artists and unearthing the new recordings coming to light for the very first time. >> reporter: jazz legends like bill evans. many of these new jazz recordings and other music will be available to the public for the first time on saturday. the tenth annual record store day. a chance for music lovers to feel the music. and to share an experience of the early days of buying records. >> just by going to your record store, by picking up one of the early releases, you're supporting a local business and the artist. i can't express that enough. so important. >> reporter: so while it

saturday could be the day to change all of that. here at joe's record paradise in silver spring, you'll be able to meet all kinds of local muse sigss, including billy hancock and johnny castle of the thrillbillies. this is all saturday at joe's record paradise or record stores across the country. in silver spring, mark seagrass, news4. 6:56 on this saturday. we'll set you up with 4 things to know. cleanup is continuing in various areas after storms swept through. neighbors tell news4 they experienced marble-sized hail and six large trees are coming crashing down in one neighborhood. and the march for science gets underway today at the national mall. 25,000 people are expected to attend. other marches are planned today around the world. and thousands are expected to attend the

festival in d.c. being held in the parking lot of rfkc stadium. and after a few years of construction and detours, the massachusetts avenue ramp to 395 southbound opens up today. the new ramp allows traffic to drive directly onto the highway instead of using the street ramps. the umbrella and a raincoat will be necessary. >> definitely for today. intermittent rain showers continuing throughout the day. maybe a little dryer tomorrow with temperatures in the 50s. >> that's going to do it for "news4 today." don't worry, we are back in 25 minutes with an update. >> and we are back at 9:00 with a full hour

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