hack in the french presidential race. hundreds of miles, and one goal in mind. the journey coming to a close this morning for a small group of veterans. >> score! >> they called it out. bring on game six. caps fans going wild as the team looks to keep its stanley cup dreams alive. hopefully it works out there. >> local hockey team. hope you're having a good start to your sunday morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'med a am tuss. >> we're learning the 10:00 hour. temperatures are slowly rising. >> let's check in with tom kieran who has more about our sunday forecast. >> unmay-like weather continues on this sunday morning. a bit of a blustery wind, high clouds coming over. storm team 4

it will pass north to us and be gone over the next hour or two. today, as we get up to around 60 degrees, a few passing light rain showers are possible, otherwise clouds coming through with a blustery wind. clear, getting chilly tonight. gold saturday tomorrow morning.. we'll look at that in just a few minutes. the courtyard right outside the louvre museum in paris. it's reopen after an evacuation. this is where presidential candidate emmanuel macron is claim to go celebrate tonight's election. he is seen as the favorite in the runoff against marine le peb. all kinds of officials are investigating a hack targeting campaign. still not immediately clear who is behind it. but last month's group linked to russia were accused of targeting the campaign. meanwhile, back here at home, house republicans are dealing with the aftermath of their vote to replace the affordable care act. democrats see it as abdomen issue that they hope will help them win back the house. now voters are weighing in.

>> representative tom reed among the first to constituents following the house's vote to replace obamacare. >> our question is, are you going the take surfaces away from my child? >> voters giving the new york republican an earful. they're worried they'll lose coverage if the trump backed plan becomes law. but reed stands by his vote, insisting the american health care act will bring down costs while protecting people with pre-existing conditions. >> at least i can look them in the mirror and look our constituents in the face and say i tried to be part of the effort to fit this. >> and proteters mixed with some supporters near his new jersey golf club, the president pushed for the aaca's full passage. >> now, i'm calling on the senate to take action. >> in his weekly address, the president insisted obamacare is failing and must be replaced. >> the house bill is a plan that will save americans from this disaster and replace it with more choices and more flee come for american families. >> the critics say this bill won't do that a

insurance entirely. and the senate appears to be in no rush to take up the house's bill. chris palone, nbc news, new york. >> health care will be a big topic on meet the press this morning. andrea mitchell is filling in for chuck todd. she's going to sit down with health and human services secretary tom price and talk exclusively with dianne feinstein. we'll have a preview of the show in just about ten minutes here in studio. in just a couple of hours, a group of veterans will reach their destination after walking hundreds of miles. >> derrick ward is tracking that group. they started walking from north carolina in order to raise awareness about mental health. hi, derrick. >> hey, good morning again. we're about a couple miles north of where we were the last time when we caught up with them. they just rounded the bend there, so we can't see they will. but they are, indeed, on a long march. it's a long drive from camp lejeune to

but imagine the march. they're doing it for a cause. brandon powell, one of the people involved in this lost a brother to ptsd.. he committed suicide after returning from iraq. and this is the great awareness to that cause and to hopefully find a solution to treat soldiers with this disease, with this condition that so many of them come back with and that so many of them don't have treatment for. now, we talked to them a little bit about why he's doing this and this is a big effort. but what's important, as well, is what comes afterwards. take a listen. >> we're looking to put in a retreat somewhere that we can make mandatory that veterans coming out of the service come to our retreat and decompress. and we're going to do a job placement agency, as well, with that and we're going to try to raise as much awareness as we can to this epidemic that's going on. >> and y

town or around d.c. they're going to go to the 9/11 memorial and make the circuit to arlington cemetery to the grave of his brother who committed suicide due to ptsd. now if you want to donate to this cause, go to our app and push wounded walk and that will help you fine out how you can support them on this effort. a long, long walk with a good cause, indeed. we are live here in northern virginia with news 4. back to you. >> great to hear that story. starting tomorrow, a big parking change goes into effect in the district. it has to do with those red capped meters. for a while, anyone could park at those meters in the central business district as long as they paid. but all of that changes tomorrow. starting monday, only drivers with a disabled placard can use those spaces, that includes the areas around the capital, national mall, white house, streets as far west as george washington

circle to the north. if you park there and you don't have that placard, you get a 250 buck fine. caps fans riding high after beating the penguins last night. >> the caps are now down three games to two. we have a look at the big celebration. >> if you didn't know the outcome from last night's game, all you had to do was walk down here downtown and you hear the chants just like that. the capitals taking the big win and, folks, as you can see, they were all excited, rocking the red as they walked out of the verizon center. we did find a few penguin fans trying to cover up and get out of the way quickly. they're staying positive, as well, thinking that they got the next one and ultimately they'll take the series. of course, capitals fans feeling very differently from that. we caught up with a few of them. take a listen to all of the excitement. >> this is amazing, you know what i mean? normally d.c. sports, we get here and we get sloppy, but this is great. i feel good. the city is out here, we're

amazing, we're looking excited. it's a good time for d.c. sports, man. >> the penguins are not going to win. we're going to come back and win it in game seven. let's go, baby. >> a lot of confidence. >> let's go caps! >> we even caught up with one penguins fan who said last night's win by the capitals may have convinced her to become a caps fan. so she was covering up that penguins wardrobe. soon we'll be rocking the red, we're pretty confident. back to you. >> all right, david. rocking the red there himself. we are waking up to one of the chilliest mornings that we've had in quite a while. tom is tracking that, too. we're going to be out in the mid 50s and warming back up. one of the biggest online retailers is planning to build. where amazon is setti

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welcome back. "snl" went live coast to coast last night. as you might expect with they poked some fun at president trump. >> it all started with the open of alec baldwin calling into msnbc's morning joe as john miller. >> after congress voted, we had a party. it was beer. a disaster that was obamacare has finally been repealed. >> well, hold on, sir. it's not repealed yet. the bill still has to pass the senate. >> what now? >> the bill goes through the senate. they might even rewrite the entire thing, if they pass it at all. >> but there was beer.

they spoofed the 90s cbs show, "where in the world is carmen san diego" with where in the world is kellyanne conway. >> now, are you guys ready to help us find kellyanne conway? >> well, we don't want to find her. >> okay. i guess that's our show. >> within the last hour, kellyanne conway tweeted calling the weekend a big one for president trump. so she is -- >> uh-huh. and she had a whole weekend update on the affordable care act. but we'll be talking about it seriously with andrea mitchell coming up. first, we have tom in the house. >> yeah. and we've got march in may on this sunday morning. >> blustery winds whipping down the potomac river right now. here is a live view from the storm team 4 c

sunday morning. gray waters from the potomac reflecting that sky. sun trying to shine through the overcast on this sunday morning as winds are gusting from 25 miles per hour. temperatures are in the mid 50s. reagan national is at 55 degrees. storm team 4 radar showing a few spripgels happening north of the metro area. northeastern montgomery, a few sprinkles into howard passing over. passing well north of the metro area over the next several hours.. as we get into the afternoon, with we may sioux see a few showers popping up around noon time, 2:00 to 3:00 this afternoon, mainly into northern virginia. all this area into the light green with hit some pockets of some light rain. off and on passing brief, light sprinkles coming through mid to late afternoon. this may linger into the southern maryland, perhaps 6:00, 7:00. . but most of it is over by then. planning on getting in a bike ride today, maybe a hike in the mountains or a brisk

be with the blustery winds through noon time. 3:00, the low 60s. might encounter a brief, passing shower by 6:00 p.m. by dawn tomorrow, near 40. southern even suburbs, low 40s. mid 40s in town, upper 40s around the bay. 30s tomorrow morning around the shaben doe ya valley. to the commute, mid 50s. near 60 during the afternoon and staying dry. milder weather moves in tuesday and wednesday after some cold morning. maybe rain on thursday. drys out friday into next weekend. up into the average high a week from today. this is a different and we believe a better way to cover individuals with pre-existing illnesses .injuries because it allows for every single person to get the access to the kind of coverage that they want. but nobody wants folks who have a pre-existing illness or injury not to be covered. we want to make certain that we can do that at a lower price and broader choices for

>> well, health and human services secretary tommy price there talking about the health republican health care bill that passed next week. now the bill heads to the senate. >> joining us now, nbc's andrea mitchell in for chuck todd this week. obviously, you are talking to the health and human services secretary. is there an idea that there's confusion with these bills? because you have competing interests now, right? >> you've got a lot of competing interests going to the senate the they're going to change it. first of all, they're going to read it. i had dianne feinstein on the show and she brought with her the bill which no republican could find on the house side actually read. they rushed it through. and that really matters. you have to know who is it helping, who is it not helping? tom price insisting that despite the $80 billion in cuts in medicaid, that it is going to be better for people and that the

better services. yet with 22 major health care organizations, including the ama, the hospitals, the nurses, the physicians, all say they are against it. so the senate is going to make a lot of changes. >> we talk about deciding health care, but the whole issue of the affordable care act and the democrats want to use it for fuel for 2018. do you think that they have a solid issue here? >> they think they do. they're already putting out ads. we showed some of the ads they were releasing this morning. but they should not count their districts because there are problems with obamacare. right here in virginia we're seeing insurance problems. iowa has had problems. and rather than fixing it, which would have done in prime time, take obamacare, fix those business problems with access. they aren't changing it so radically that the republicans will have to defend this. but i think it'

predict what's going to happen in the midterm. there obviously are some problems for the republicans who are in districts that hillary clinton either won or came close to winning and those are the areas where republican incumbents who voted for the bill may have a problem.. >> we focus so much on foreign affairs and we have french elections going on and now another claim of russian influence in this election. this is all kind of closely mirroring what we're going to hear. what's the bigger significance of all this? >> i think it's terribly important. jim comey, the fbi director last week said russia is the biggest threat to the u.s. bar none. and the senate intelligence committee having hearings, house intelligence committees having open hearings. the prior acting attorney general inspired over the issue of mike flynn and his conversations with the russian ambassador, w

the white house were apparently not appropriate. the russians have done this again, according to my intelligence, done this again on the eve of an election of emmanuel macron when election campaigning was stopped so the candidate can't even rebut what they put out. >> very alarming. andrea mitchell with a whirlwind of a show coming up here. >> we'll have it all for you. and a reminder, you n see "meecat

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we should talk to? from music to art, academics, sports, whatever it is. we want to hear about them. tell us about it on social media. use #nbc4dc. >> time right now, 10:26 on this sunday morning. here are the four things you need to know. things are back to normal in paris after a suspicious bag prompted an evacuation of the courtyard outside the louvre museum. that's where presidential county emmanuel macron is celebrating the election tonight. >> meanwhile, police need help finding a stabbing suspect who they say killed a 19-year-old jean marie ocha found stabbed to death outside this apartment on friday morning. get ready to change how you park in d.c.'s central business district. starting tomorrow, only drivers with disabled placards can use those red-topped meters. but also, those drivers must pay to use the spots. and the caps avoided elimination last night beating pittsburgh in game five. game six is tomorrow night. go caps.

well. >> go, wiz. .it's a chilly day. >> this afternoon, might get a passing, brief light shower. but highs only in the low 60s. that's about 10 degrees cooler than average for this time of year. it's going to be cooler than average for the entire week coming up. >> i like how you said the breeze is rocking our trees. >> yeah.. >> and continue to rock your red today and big traffic news coming up on "news 4 today" all week long. >> transportation week coming up. more on that tomorrow morning. a reminder, "meet the press" is coming up next. have a great sunday, everybody.

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this sunday, health care fallout. president trump gets a big win and isn't afraid to gloat. >> how am i doing? okay, i'm the president. hey, i'm the president. >> democrats can't stop the obamacare repeal. yet aren't afraid to taunt. >> with respect to the transactions related to the north korea and for other purposes. and senators aren't afraid to make predictions both republicans -- >> we have turned the volume off on health care. >> and democrats. >> zero chance, dead on arrival, over in the senate. >> we have the obamacare repeal vote covered on all sides. defending the bill with health and human services secretary tom price. it's -- its chances in the senator with roy