game, that goal by malkin. rinne was able to see it the whole way and he just -- he got a glove on it, but not enough. and you give a team like the pittsburgh penguins opportunities like that, for as well as you played, you're down two goals with 27.3 seconds remaining here in game one of the cup final. >> mike: here's fisher trying to win it away from crosby, with 27.3 to go. and the deficit is two. net empty, six attackers. off the tieup, crosby got it to the corner. hainsey able to whip it around. ellis able to keep it alive. he got it across. one-timer by josi went wide. ellis up with it again. 15 to go. pitched back along and a shot by neal is blocked off. another try by josi getting a piece of that was rust. around behind, battled for arvidsson. got it to forsberg. then to the back ellis, a shot, jammed loose off

cleared by crosby, and that's it. in the expansion era, this is the fewest number of shots that a winning team has ever had in the stanley cup final, a dozen. previously tampa and los angeles had 15. but it's not the shots, it's the goals, and pittsburgh had five. nashville had three. you're watching the stanley cup final, presented by geico. game two is wednesday night on nbcsn. pregame coverage begins with "nhl live" at 6:00 p.m. eastern. coming up next, except on the

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from eight people getting shot over the weekend. more gun fire tonight just around the corner. punches cologne and benches cleared at mets park, would set off that showdown at the mound with bryce harper, and the holiday weekend coming to a close. we check in on the roads and on tonight's long drive home. "news 4 at 11:00" starts now. >> unbelievable. 20 shots fired within blocks of a news 4 crew today, and our cameras captured the arrest afterward. now, all of this was near the same spot where eight people were shot early saturday morning, one of them died. good evening, every one. jackie bensen has new information on these shootings. what have you learned? >> reporter: two shootings, three days. it leaves police and people who live in the truxton circle area very concerned. >> it's disturbing

know, this rash of violence has taken place. >> reporter: residents and visitors enjoying the memorial day holiday found themselves in the middle of a very spread-out crime scene. there was a crashed vehicle, suspect of being a get-away car on florida avenue northwest at north capital street. police used a dog to search for weapons in an empty lock in the 100 block of o street. and there were arrests after more than 20 shots were fired just after 5:00 this evening. no one was struck, but there was great concern caused by the fact it happened so close to the apartment courtyard where eight people were shot saturday morning. algernon jones was fatally injured. >> i don't want to comment on an open investigation with whom side and things, but when anything happens this close by you can draw your own conclusions as to what you think is involved. >> reporter: friends and family of algernon jones lit candles tonight at the spot where saturday's shooting happened. earlier annie

tears as she talked about losing her best friend and father of 10-year-old daughter. >> it is bad because i have to look at my daughter and see her being fatherless every day. so i'm not going to be okay for a long time. >> reporter: bradley thomas is one of the area's advisory neighborhood commissions. >> i don't have any answers, but we are having -- we're going to have the mayor and a number of city officials in the neighborhood tomorrow to do a safety walk. >> reporter: there's also talk of a community meeting being planned for tomorrow night, so a lot going on around this right now. live at d.c. police headquarters, jackie bensen, news 4. thank you, jackie. new tonight, one man is dead after a shooting in sutland. this is swan road not far from the u.s. census bureau. police say their office responded to a complaint of disorderly conduct before 6:30 tonight. they found two men shot at the scene, one diedt

and the other will be okay. no arrests yet and police are still asking for timms. on the roads tonight, a long wait for everybody heading back to home base after a weekend at the beach. check this time lapse video on westbound 50 heading from the eastern shore. a lot of traffic, but good news is at least it was moving and it was also busy for those of you taking i-95 in virginia. new 4's sha mari stoshomari sto along the beltway. how's it looking there. >> reporter: i must say some people waited before they left the shore. out here we talked to drivers earlier today hotel us there was nothing but grid lock. >> it is frustrating being there and sitting, just sitting there, not -- you can't do anything. >> reporter: jason kelly can't stand i-95 memorial day traffic. >> i just really wanted to be home. >> reporter: jason, his wife beverly, his sister-in-law and daughter are heading back home

he admits it is tough to travel with a three month old. >> that is more of a -- it is like another element because you can't -- i can't feed her. her mom is sitting in the front seat. >> feeding her makes it harder. and she is ready to get out of the car and be out of the car. >> reporter: thousands of people are ready to be out of the car after memorial day weekend. traffic is sometimes heavy on the bay bridge overnight into the early morning. what's it like driving back home after memorial weekend? >> craziness. >> reporter: omir ra mires daughter sits in the car seat and smiles. a good attitude for a slow ride. >> it is part of vacation. >> reporter: what's the first thing you're going to do when you get home? >> just get out of the car and maybe stand for a little while. and just relax. >> reporter: that sounds good. i certainly hope he's relaxing now. leading up to the bay bridge from annapolis there is a delay of less

plan accordingly. live here, i'm shomari stone, news 4. thanks for that. now some of the other headlines from this memorial day. it was president trump's first while in office. at arlington, at the arlington national cemetery rather he called on americans to take the most time they can to celebrate the freedom so many died to protect. he singled out the family of his homeland security secretary john kelly for his family's service. kelly as son died in afghanistan in 2010. the president visited his grave today. both secretary kelly and his son served in the marine corps. here in the district thousands lined constitution avenue to watch the national memorial day parade. ken burns served as one of the grand marshalls for this year's parade. his upcoming film about the vietnam war comes out this fall. three new names are etched in history at the vietnam veteran's memorial. these addition bring the total number of names on that wall t

58,318. five previously missing service members who were accounted for in 2016 were officially welcomed home at a memorial day ceremony today. let's turn to the weather now. doug cameron standing by. this easily the nicest day of this holiday weekend. more of this coming? >> a couple of days. let's look and show you what is happening out there right now. numbers sitting at 85 degrees. that was the high temperature earlier this afternoon, well above average across the region. notice the numbers out there right now. still sitting in the 85 degree mark at lorton. high in dulles around 82, in leesburg around 82 degrees. we'll continue to see nothing on the radar. storm team 4 radar all clear and we'll stay clear overnight for the next few hours. but tracking some moisture down to the south and some storms to the west. that's going to have an impact on your tuesday. i'll explain. see you back here in a couple of minutes. >> thanks, doug. speaking of

do. he says he was not drunk when he was arrested for dui in florida today. woods released a statement saying in part, what happened was an unexpected reaction to prescribed immediate cage. i didn't realize the mix of medications affected me so strongly ". he had a fourth back surgery in april. his statement, he did take responsibility for his actions and apologized to his family and friends and says he will do everything he can to ensure it doesn't happen again. woods was arrested around 3:00 this morning in jupiter, florida where he has a home. he was released by 11:00 a.m. two people are behind bars tonight for beating and stabbing death of a man in a hotel parking lot in silver spring. 20-year-old ruben ortiz and 19 year old cox face first degree murder and armed robbery charges. police say the victim, 24-year-o24

sulaimanjalloh was robbed after he met to buy marijuana. to include more people convicted of misdemeanors. supporters say it will solve more crimes but opponents including the aclu are raising privacy concerns. the parents of hannah graham support this expansion. graham, as you may remember, was abducted and killed in 2014. his killer had misdemeanors on his record but no felonies and the family says if matthew's dna was taken after a misdemeanor charge he would have been connected to a 2005 rape in fairfax and their daughter still would be alive. the mayor of portland, oregon says his community is in shock and mourning after a man killed two people after confronting him for hurling racial slurs at two muslim women on a train. the mayor asked that an upcoming trump free speech

cancelled. >> they're coming to peddle a message of hatred and bigotry. i'm reminded constantly they have a first amendment right to speak, but my push-back on that is that hate speech is not protected. >> the mayor says that the city will not issue permits for the alt-right event scheduled for next week. he is asking federal officials to revoke permits for any anti-muslim protest planned for next month. tense moments in texas today. hundreds of demonstrators gathered to protest the state's new anti-sanctuary cities law. during the protest at the state capital, two lawmakers got into it. the scrum happened after a republican who supports the law announced that he had called ice agents to come and detain some of the protesters. that started a shouting match with a decks as democrat and the two then had to be separated. the new law requires local law enforcement to follow all federal immigration laws and imposes criminal pen a little fo

only place tempers flared today. did you see the fight at nats park today? crazy stuff there. giants pitcher traded punches with bryce harper and he had to be carried off the field by his own teammates. carol is going the break down everything for us coming up in sports. state troopers dodging serious injury or worse on the job. wait until you see what our cameras caught in maryland. the tributes to an american present who would hidav

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♪ till victory is won president john f. kennedy remembered here in washington tonight on what would have been his 100th birthday. the kennedy center opera house hosted special readings of kennedy's speeches, musical performances and showed some old video footage of the 35th president. j.f.k. was born on this day in 1917 in brookline, massachusetts and the kennedy center wasn't the only place celebrating his legacy today. a special wreath stood at his grave site next to the eternal flame at arlington national cemetery. the u.s. postal service unveiled a forever stamp featuring the president. and in boston the j.f.k. presidential library and museum marked the occasion with the opening of a new exhibit featuring 100 original artifacts from kennedy's life. the event included a fly over from the u.s. navy. president kenn

navy during world war ii. this has been a wild and dangerous year on the road for maryland state troopers in our area. news 4 review found a spike in the number of troopers hurt on the job on busy local highways. our scott mcfarland spoke with one who survived a crash on his first day on the job. >> reporter: it was adam thatcher's first day on the job, working out of maryland state police's waterloo barracks in jess up patrolling 95. >> it was a crazy day being by myself, not knowing exactly how to handle every situation. >> reporter: inside his cruiser making one of his first traffic stops near route 32 he heard the chaos. >> it is louder than you expect. you hear the brakes first and then you hear -- when you hear the screech you know something is about to happen. >> reporter: a seven-car pileup. driver distraction suspended. he wrenched his back but he managed to return to his job. the crashes and the injuries are far worse for a rising number of his colleagues. state police records

news 4 show a spike in drivers crashing into maryland troopers along state highways. we found at least 38 troopers hit last year in addition to 20 more accidents in which drivers smashed into unoccupied police cruisers. in this crash in october near college park the collision trapped a trooper inside his cruiser. near route 5 in november drunk driving was the suspended culprit. elena rousseau with maryland state troopers say they're told to prepare for increasingly distracted drivers, some of which news 4 saw even with our cameras positioned inside marked police car os the highway. >> troopers are trained in the academy from the start how to stay as safe as possible on any scene, whether it is a traffic stop, whether it is a crash, whether it is a homicide investigation. this just adds another layer that they have to be -- pay attention to. >> reporter: throughout our area there are move-over laws requiring drivers

le lane when they see police on the shoulders. we checked and found at least 3400 tickets written for violation of the move-over law since 2014 and that's in montgomery county along. along i-270, scott mcfarland, news 4. all of the extra drivers on the road for summer travel and experts say most of us will be sticking to trips short and close to home. travelers say security concerns are one of the things stopping them from taking trips overseas this morning. in a survey by travel zoom, they're saying they would keep most of the trips within driving distance of home, and that should also keep the costs down because gasoline prices are only expected to rise about a quarter per gallon this summer. of course, it would be nice to have some sun to drive in as opposed to the rain we've had the last few days. today not too bad. >> the month, the month of may extremely wet. you know, over five inches of rain at the airport, some areas over seven inches of rain. looks like back to some shower activity over the next coupleful days, maybe a rumble of thunder or two tomorrow. not bad right now.

notice the clouds. notice the orange hue from the clouds, that tells you low clouds across the area. they continue to move on in here and will continue to do so as we make our way through the night. current temperatures tat afrpt sitting at 72 degrees right now. i'm having a problem with my clicker so let me check out this as i walk through this and figure out exactly what's going on here because i'm having a little bit of an issue. i know what the problem is. now it will work. boom, there we go right now. perfect. temperatures at 71 degrees right now at the airport. as we move on through, we're going to continue to see those clouds, continue to see those nice temperatures, too. nice and mild, 64 in martins burg, 67 in manassas, 68 at the huntington area. it is on the mild side and will continue to be through tomorrow morning. no rain. that could change by early tomorrow morning. not expecting much, but we could see shower activity because of a system trying to make its way our way. big storm to the north. you can see the spin here and we have a trailing cold front and some moisture

area overnight tonight and in towards tomorrow morning. starting off tomorrow morning around 4:00 or 5:00 a.m., notice some shower activity around the region, and this could last right on through the morning rush. don't be surprised to see some wet roadways but, again, i'm not anticipating a whole lot of rain. you may need to take the umbrella out just in case but you may not need it that much. take a look at this. by 1:00, again, a couple of showers mostly to the west. a front will come through as i mentioned and that front could spawn some showers and possible thunderstorms. some of those storms could be on the strong side. i'm not anticipating anything severe but a quick downpour or two, thunder and lightning during the afternoon tomorrow. at bus bus stop tomorrow don't be surprised by a couple of showers. temperatures around 66, won't need the coats, jackets. a few storms by 4:00. it will be a pretty nice afternoon but i do expect to see a lot of cloud cover. those storms will be scattered as we move into the day on wednesday, more of the same. high around 82 degree also. ab

wednesday. some of those could be strong, possibly severe wednesday so that's something we'll watch. nice weather thursday and friday although friday a little warm. high around 86 although unsettled as we head into the weekend. if you have been thinking about going to the beach maybe this weekend your first time, saturday and sunday, highs only in the low 80s and a couple of chances for showers which could last into monday. the unsettled weather keeps going. if you have never been to the beaches in our area -- >> like anybody you know? >> you might want to try. what? >> we'll talk about that later. let's talk about the nats. well, they hit the cost if not the beach. >> they hit a lot of things. >> that's right. at least bryce harper did. >> yes. >> boy, bryce harper laying some thunder on hunter strickland. a big brawl broke out in san francisco, not in candlestick

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> yeah, boy, oh, boy. we have to hear more about the bryce harper brawl on the west coast. this is crazy, huh? >> we dug out file footage you might not have seen from 2014 and maybe that's what started it. i mean i hold a grudge, but i didn't know baseball players who had a world series rank did, but supposedly they do. so many have been critical of bryce harper's emotional outburst in years past, but today was different. most analysts we've heard from including those in san francisco understand why he charged the

this event for the pitcher was years in the making. let's start with today. just a quiet eighth inning. harper at the plate and he appears to give hunter strickland a respectful nod. you guys see that? this is first time they faced each other since 2014. the giant's right-hander throws a 98 mile pitch at his hip. bryce tells us he sees red, charges the mound. these two trading blows. a few things to look closer at. harper's wind up before throwing his helmet. did he intentionally miss. you can see the helmet flies nowhere near strickland. the league will look at this for sure. >> he was just living. >> he had better aim than that. while these two exchanging fists, watch the giants sumarja and michael morris fly in and take each other out. they might have gotten worst of this one. zimmerman calms down bryce and it sue it takes three t

the field. what was he so mad at? take you back to 2014. game one, harper crushes a homer off strickland who stares bryce harper down. harper had a back flip on that one. you can see it right here. looked pretty innocent. then in game four of the same series, bryce just tees off on him again, a monster shot. goes into mccoffee cove. that ties the game. this time bryce stares strickland down. then you haven't seen a lot of this on the internet. bryce was yelling at him from the dug out. he did it a bunch of times after the home run tied the game. come on, man, that was three years ago, bryce says. the giants had scoreboard that year. >> it is in the past. you know, it is so in the past that it's not even relevant anymore. like i said, they won the world series that year and i don't even think he should be thinking about, you know, what happened in the first round. he should be thinking about wearing that ring home every single night. i don't know why he did it or what he did it for. i guess it happens. you never want to get suspended or anything like that, but

get 'em and you can't hesitate it. go to first base or go after him and i decided to go after him. >> we're still laughing about michael morris -- sorry about that. the question, what kind of suspension could bryce be facing. last summer a similar scene in baltimore, you seamany charging the mound, machado given a four game suspension for this. ventura handed down a nine game suspension appealed to rait. machado started serving his sentence 12 days after the incident. enough fighting. maryland taking on ohio state in the national titles game. skip ahead, fourth quarter, maryland with the lead. starting to pull away. rambo makes the power move, scores with the backhand. rambo battling for this goal, a goal and assist for the all-time leading score. maryland up 8-3. back come the buckeye. late in t

joony pearson. winds up, score a rocket. no chance for going. dan morris here. ohio state down 2 in the final minutes. but maryland closes this one out. buckeye goalie out of the cage, makes 'em pay. puts it on the empty net for his third goal. the wait is finally over. first national championship for maryland since 1975! 9-6 the final. men and women this weekend, first time ever of-should say third time ever it happened but first time eve