champion champions. >> absoluteleoy and ation. what a moment. a moment to remember as the stanley cup champions take over the national mall. >> and what a party. from the crazy fans to the memorable speech to caps mvp, news 4 didn't miss one thing. > we have live team coverag for you. leon harris kicking things off. leon, what a day for you. how is your voice? >> reporter: oh, yboy, voice is barely hanging in there. i'm almost as bad as somef the players who have been having way too much fun as you've seen them toall around . they camthey came out today ands just a total show of love by the city for this team. i've got to tell you it was a beautiful thing to sigh the tens of thousands of p either side of constitution avenue to come out and see this rade today, somethinghat people here have not seen in this town in 26 years.

on again, we got special permission to get our chopper up in the air over the district. as you know there has not been anything flying in the air over e district since 9/11. check out the shots that we've got, showing the crowds out here. e parade itself was just -- it was just so much fun to watch ese guys celebrating all the way down constitution avenue to 7th and madison. it was azing to see the flyover. we also had a flyover. it was the kind of thing you have to have at a championship parade in this town particular, and the buses carrying these players were -st t me -wehe treely l you. it was a lot of craziness going on on board those buses, but they basically were tossing things off the bus to the crowd. people were going nuts anain, like i said, this is something that was much needed what mething that cures has ailed caps nation for years in this town. weinally are champions here. chris gordonth has more oe sights and sounds of the day.

>> reporter: it begins with a military flyover that raises our spirits to new heights. >> this awesome. >> reporter: the parade of champions provides moments and memories that caps fans have been waiting for so long. on the bus t.j. oshie, alex ovechkin lifting the stanley cup trophy for all to see and share. chopper 4 flying over old glory on a day of glory. leading the chants along the parade route. the blu high school marching ban parading down constitution avue along withhe eastern high school blue and white marching machine. chopper 4 gives us an eagle's eye view of the crowd in the mall celebrating the cup, the team arrivings to the sou of d.c.'s own chuck brown.

♪ >> i want to thank thein waon capitals for bringing the stanley cup home to our city. >> the team owner acknowledging e part the fans play. >> we have the greatest fans in the world and now we have the greatest hockey team in the world. >> look at the a people w here. you know, like you thought it was going to be crazy, but's -- it's basically nr:s. >> reporlex ovechkin delighting the crowd by leaving usll with these words, back to back. ♪e we are ampions >> reporter: back to back. reporting on the championship city, chris warden, news 4. shomari stone is talking to the fans, adam tus tuss will ken eye on metro.

you can see more pictures from the parade of champions in our nbc washingtonisapp. i the handshake seen around the world, at the high stakes summit in singapore. now president trump is on his way back here to washington. kim jong-un is returning to a country that is so reclusive some people call it the permit kingdom and we wait to see whether the summit will change anything. blainelexander is in singapore now to break it all down for us, blaine? >> reported, pat, that's the big question now of course that summit in sgapore is officially over, the city is kind of trying to get become to normal so now the debate begins in washington over whether this wastroductive or j done for pictures. it is a 13-secondhand shake decades in the making. the signing of a new agrayment g out on a global stage. >> we're preparedewo start a history and we are ready to write a new chapter between ourn na >> reporter: that new chapter is

a warm one. >> you would be vy surprised. very smart, very good negotiator. wants to do t right thing. >> reporter: but leaving the negotiating table who was walking away with what? for president trump, a recommitment from northea k to work toward denuclearization, but no details on when or how. and forn, kim jong an end to the u.s./south korea military drills, but tough sanctions against north korea will stay i place for now. >> the sanctions will come off when we are sure that the nukes factor. nger a >> reporter: but back home in washington. it looks more like a press release to me with no real commitments yet on any kind of details whatsoever. >> reporter: skepticism in both parties. >> this is an agreement in prime minister, it'sgrot anment that can be enforced. >> reporter: president trump already celebrating. >> i had a tremendous 24 hours.

>> reporter: taking kim at his word while still leaving room for error. >> i think t he's --nk honestly i think he's going to do these things. may bewr g. >> reporter: the president claiming a win for the summit even if critics say it'on short substance. blaine alexander, nbc news, singapore. underre at home with just three hours until those polls close voters in virginia a king decisions that could impact the balance of power in washington. in the tenthongressional district six democrats crying for the nomination to take on representative barbara who is battling a challenge to get the nomination. >> on the other side thr republicans competing for the chance to take on senator tim kaine who is running up opp ted int primary. we've been talking to virginia voters and coming up at 4:30 they tell us why they went to the polls mtoday. >>yland state police are asking for the public's help after a hit and run crash killed a pedestrian on i-75 late last

night sou of the icc in beltville. police have two mysteries they're trying to solve. who was the driver w and is the victim. here is prince george's county bureau chiefrae wilkins. >> reporter: this was the backup on i-95 southbound this morning beltsville. the road was closed for six hours as police investigated a bizarre case of hit and run on e interstate. maryland state police say the pedestrian was walking in the middle of the roadway going down the southbound lanes here on i-95 when he was struck and vehicle.y that there were two people in that car who told maryland state police the driver too off running. >> the driver of the vehicle did leave the scene. we'r trying to identify exactly who the driver was and who the victim was at this point as well. >> reporter: the pedestrian who was struck and killed died on the roadway and police have not been able to identify him. the accident happened on 95t j south of the icc route 200. it's no place for pedestrians. >> we don't know why this person

was o there at that point in time or at any point in the end of the day, especially 11:30 at night. >> reporter: maryland state police have identified two passengers who were in the vehicle and say theashave no re to doubt their story. that there was a driver who veft thicle and the scene but the witnesses have not given police that driver's name. >> this is a case where early in the investigation we have a lot more questio than answe at this point in time. >> reporter: maryland state police is asking anyone who was traveling on i-95 justouth of theicc around 11:30 last night end may have seen this acc to give them a call. they need witness help. off of i-95 i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. look at ourforecast, it was sunny and beautifultoday. >> it was. >> not going to stick around. >> a perfect day for a pastde. m team 4 meteorologist telia draper is in the storm center tol us about the changes that are coming soon. >> well, we will see the heat and humidity build into the area tomorrow and tomorrows going

be a day where you have the umbrella handy but you might not need to use it. here is wha i'm tracking on storm team 4 radar, nothing in our area, we're completely dry this evening so good news there. spectacular weather for the parade today? it doesn't get any better than this in june iwashington. no humidity and we weren't dealing with any rain like we have been lately. you can seeeager showers back around the mountains, those are not going to make it into our area, completely dry tuesday evening. 78 degrees. some cloudiness but it will be mild. 74 degreesround 7:00 p.m. as we move into the overnight hours more clouds build in tomorrow i can't rule out a shower or thunderstorm. more importantly it is hot humid. we are going to be almost ten degrees warmer tomorrow with a high temperature of 87 so a few degrees above normal. now, coming up right around 4:17 i'm going to be tracking out ose rain chances tomorrow hour by hour because based on where you live there is a a bit of better chance that you could be dealing with a shower or

thunderstorm. pat? coming is heating up. >> and witht come renewed warnings about your family's safety. the death of an olympian's daughter is triggering a reminder for >>parents. we are following a developing story in montgomery county. in you video gives us a new look at what set off a deadly officer-involved shooting. >> capitals have won it. >> i've been waiting 20 years for this moment. ceday.brate dad this father's save big on something special from ross, from gifts that fit his style to gifts that bring a smile.

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high from that big party today, the caps parade of aampions. going to have team coverage of the parade throughout our ternoon. the weather, perfection. f alia has details on a bit warm up and an early look atyo ur father's day forecast. that's coming up in just a few minutes. newideo obtained by news 4 sheds light on a deadly poli-involved shooting in silver spring. we took you to the scene yesterday a breaking news here on news 4 at 4:00. tonight we're learning more about what ledin to the shootg and we're seeing how officers interacted with the man who died. darcy spencer is live at the scene with video that you will ly see on news 4. darcy, a neighbor shot this video. what else can you tell us today? >> reporter: well, pat, we learned a lot more information today about what led up to this deadly police shooting that happened right in thi parking lot yesterday afternoon. we learned that this officer dtr to use his pepper spray, he tried to use his baton, but from

what we're bei told it sounds like he felt like he was going overpowered. we will sho c you thatellphone video but i want to warn y some of it could be considered disturbing. >> someoneiterally got shot outside my house. >> reporter: that's t voice of nate kapler reacting in omsbelief after a deadly police shooting near the in silver spring. >> it all started with very long arguingnd then w just heard a lot of gunshots. >> reporter: the montgomery county police officer who opened fire has been identified,nand badgujar is a two-year veteran of the force. cellphone video obtained by news 4 shows an officer with his gun drawn over the wounded man lying on the ground after the shots were fired. appears to be breathing and an officer yelled. >> turn around. turn arnd, man. >> reporter: but the man doesn't appear to move. officers turn him and put him in handcuffs. photos shows officers and medics later performing first aid.

the man died at the hospital. police say he was not armed. police sayic the o was on duty in the area when he called for assistance with a suspicious person on 3 oaks drive. the man he seet has bn identified as robert white who lived ln a while away. police say white became combative when the officer tried to talk to him and things got physical. two minutes later police got a a call fromther officer, shots had been fired. the shooting has shaken this iet condo community with many long time residents who say they feel safe walking their dogs and being o at night. >> i've lived here 40 years an it's very upsetting. >> reporter: and that's what many residen in the neighborhood said today, that this was very upsetting. montgomeryounty police confirming that the two officers you see in the video were aring body cameras. they say the footage from this incident will beeleased once the investigation is over. back to you.

>> darcy spencer,thanks, darcy. at the peak of wedding season a big change for some local catholics who are plannin to marry. the archdiocese of baltimore says it has a new policy allowing weddings a locations other than a parish church. the archdiocese says in art efo reach out to young people couples can apply to have weddings with a priest a other special locations, though it says the preferred locationul still be in the church. news 4 asked the archdiocese of washington f its latest policy, the spokesperson says any exceptions to a wedding staged inside a church will beh led on a case-by-case basis. well, what a pfect day f a parade. >> it was beautiful. the humidity was low, we wen't worried about rain. i mean, it really doesn't get any better than this. and ite a gamble as you ladies know here in early june with what we are going to be wi dealing . thankfully the weather held and for the most part during the rest of the week the weather will stay really nice. you do want to have the umbrella tomorrow because i can't rule out that you might be dealing

with a shower during hours and maybe a thunderstorm around during the afternoon. now, the best chance tomorrow is going to be north and west of washington and that's really throughout the day. as we look to thursday and friday, we are going to keep it completely dry both days in the weekend, father's day weekend looking hot and especially humid out there on sunday. i will have for on that on the ten-day forecast in about a minute and 30 seconds. let's talk about the near term. right now we are in the 70s. 78 degrees in washington, 79 in frederick, 75 in nassas. a fabulous evening. here is tomorrow morning, widely scattered showers o there, up around the mason dixon line back orough the panhandle of west virginia but mos us looking to be dry. a small chance for a morning sure. as we move towar the midday hours we will start to see widely scattered thunderstorms start to fire back around i-81 and here we are 5:00 p.m. the evening commute under way. with some areas of rain and thunderstorms mainly in northern montgomery, frederick, loudoun

and prince george's county downf through parts orange county. as we continue to move through 0 7:00 maybe shower and thunderstorm activit through the metro area, a small chance. a chance of rain just before midnight, a 40% chance you are dealing with a shower or thunderstorm tomorrow. again, there is that shower ance at 7:00 a.m., otherwise 68 degrees. a high of 87 and e're reall going to notice that humidity. last night at my house i actually had the heat kic on. the ac is definitely going to be on tomorrow in full force.d there is that thunderstorm chance during the evening hours. so tomorrow i would still head to the pool, i wouldn't change your plans, but know you could be dealing with a thunderstorm, but thursday and friday looking like perfectool conditions, a bit breezy out there on thursday and really refreshingecause e humidity levels do come down on thursday with a high temperature around 85, pretty normal f o this time year. friday a high of 84 and as we look to the aeekendin it's father's day weekend, 85 and

completely dry on saturday, mae an isolated thunderstorm out there on sunday, later in the day, b i moreortantly it is hot and humid. a high temperature around 90 but when you factor in the mugginess onunday the feels like temperature will be closer to 100 degrees so you want to keep mind.in lauren will be joining me at 4:45 to really break down the weekend hou byour with what you can expect and she will touch more on that small thunderstorm chance on father's day. after that monday a high temperature of 93gr s. so this forecast has a lot of heat in it, but right now we are enjoying thiseautiful weather out there. wendy and pat. >> all right. thanks, amelia. hidden trave b fees canw your vacation budget. >> but we are working for your money with the four trickiest ones to spot and how to get around them. >> and newea resrch reveals a bunch of problems with the suv that you may be drivg.in

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ew of a parade of champions. a seaf red seen through the lens of chopper 4. what a party today. such an exciting joyful celebration on our national mall. >> ahi this is the kind of you never want to forget and h news 4as been right there in the thick of it for u. leon harris leads our live team coverage. you have had a pretty fun assignment today. >> reporter: yes, is been fun because you get a chance to see people having the te of their lives. so many of the people that we've talked to have said they've been waiting for thisent all of their sporting lives because they haven't seen a championship here in this town, the haven't had a parade like the one we saw today in some 26 ar we were told to expect some 100,000 people here today on the mall where we are at on seven street in front of the capital. i don't know if that's how many people actuallyd up, but when you hear the term sea of red that's exactly what we saw here. there was nothing but red for as far as the eye could see going

all the way back to the washingt it was an amazing scene here. but before we got to the rally here theare itself again was just a thing of beauty, it was so much fun to watch the guys fun in the parade and then the folks on the side of the constitution anue having the time of their lives as well. the one person who had the best seat among us was sherry arrris who got a chance to ride along in thee with metro's most famous star and patron now, t.j. oshie. >> how do you even feel being in this moment? >> it'scrazy. oh, man, we've been in the streets a little bit lately and, gosh, the reception from the fans haseen amazing. you can tell how much they wanted a championship in this city. it feels goo to bring the first ng to be nk there's g more to come. >> where do you plan to take the cup. >> do you want to go home? have you thought that have plan yet? >>ve a couple plans, i have a coupleil friends thatl help us get it around.ur we're not s exactly is going

to happen, but we will be sharing it with family and friends a lot of people that were very influential in gettinw me tore i am today. >> you might have to pry it out of ovie's fingers. >> i will wait until he goes to bed. i know where he lives. i will go sneak? and grs it when h sleeping. >> reporter: that was the spirit of the whole day today,st it wa o much fun, as i said, so much fun to watch people havi so much fun and shomari stone hasorking the crowds and getting up and personal with people. you cou just feel the excitement, couldn't you? >> you are absolutely correct. i could feel the excitement out here.op were chanting let's go, caps. we won the cup, they used to say we want the cup, well, with he won the cup. things are clearing up out here right now, but today, jun 12th, 2018, is a p dayple will never forg t. as caps star player alex ovechkin hoists the stanley cup over his head from the top of a

double-decker bus, fans erupt with cheers for the stanley cup champions. >> i'm very excited. >> reporter: n-year-old natalie ware is in you a. >> this was amazing and everybody should be proud. >> reporter: they are. how are you feeling right now? >> awesome. >> reporter: really? what's gng on? how are you feeling? >> oh, my god, i'm feeling so good. >> reporter: did you see the cup? >> yes, i'm so excited. >> reporter: doe ovechkin. >> yes. >> reporter: as you can see they are excited over here. more than 100,000 fans stood behind barricades on constitution avue. >> let's go! let'sgo! go caps. >> reporter: the parade is the city's first in d.c. since the redskins celebrad in 1992. natalie says the caps will d it

again. >> it was worth the wait. it was amazing. >> reporter: she was a great interview, wasn'trehe a kid? back out here on constitution avenue there are still people right now walkingo the metro screaming let's go, caps. they are confidenthat this team if they stay together will do it again. live here in northwest d.c., i'm shomari stone, back to you, wendy. right. it's nice to see the players with their kids. >> that takes the can a i can. >> that's just the best. >> thank you, shomari. >> let's see if adam tuss is cheering the people and getting the crowd riled up as they try to slog back home on metr s what's therit there now? >> reporter: the red is drindlindrind li dwindling. tro expects about 150,000 more trips on the system today compared to regular workday so

that is significant. take a look earlier, there was just a cruf people who came here to the station after everything was said and done tryingo get on their way. between 8:00 and 9:00 this morning, guys, lin to this,us there weret in that hour 100,000 trips on the system. you know about those metro smart trip cards they haveseeen ing that commemorate the caps win, they say they have already sold about 20,000 of those pre order and that is the fastest and most amountf smart trip cards that they have ever sold in that short amount of time. that shows you the enthusiasm as far as everybody who was coming down here and what is going on right now. i n tell you from a roads perspective d.c. did this thing very they had certain roads around the mall that were open to traffic and kept things moving in an orderly fashion. you can see this is now a post work crowd that is goi down into la font plaza right now.

metro forverything that it gets is doing the job today. you have to tip your cap to hoem. coming up next , guys, i also got a chance to talk to oshie and yovie, hear interview with them next hour at 5:00. >> and you're right, d.c. did do this so very well. thank you, adam. and there were so many great moments from the celebration today, head to the nbcgt wash app on the homepage right now we have links to all of our great parade and to all of our coverage. lots of great pictures, video and a lot more. be sure to check it out. voters are making important decisions in virginia now picking candidates for the november election. bureauhief julie careyas visited several polling places and is live inak ashburn to a look at turnout and what's on voters minds. i hope peoplen did betaps and voting they realized this he could do both. >> rep ter: i think there's going to be a post parade rush out here. you could probably tell from all the signs behind me this is

of those polling places where there is both a democrat and republican primary. even here turnout is last fall a snovember election we saw record turnout. it does notheook like's going to be any kind of records today in this primary. out here in loudoun -- out in fairfax county, rather, where only part of the county has both the gop and democratic primary fewer than 10% of voters had cast their ballots by midafternoon. democratic balts being cast at twice t rate of republican ballots. ut in loudoun county far more democratic ballots being cast than republican ballots. presotent trump's name is on the ballot, but voters tell me their views on him influencing the decisions they are making today. we will hear now first from a gop voter and then from a democrat. >> i want to see a candidate that will support our president mostly, first and foremost, and his iagenda. want -- that really was most

important to me. >> president trump is a factor that means i need to go out and ote at everyortunity because i think what he's doing isy absolut awful. >> reporter: now, the two races we're watching most closely the primary t decide who will represent the democrats in the tenth district congressional t racet is a crowded six-person field. on the republican side three men are vying to be the person who im kaine.s senator coming up at 5:00 we will see what voters have to say about those two raceyo back t now in the studio. >> julie, you worked on the voters guides tha in the nbc washington app, so if anyone is looking they can search virginia primary and they can find it. >> thank you, jouly. the four hidden cs that can blow your vacation budget. we will tell you how to get aroundhem. t

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things to know this afternoon. downtown clearing out after the big caps parade of champions. and the crowd cquickly. we have continuing team coverage throughout the afternoon. president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un a on their way home afterhe historic summit in singapore. they promised in a jointo statement work toward the

denuclearization of the korean peninsula, but north korea has broken similar promises in the past. and the summit statement did include specifics. video b shoty a neighbor shows the momentsfter a man was shot byom a monery county police officer yesterday. witnesses say the man became combative when an officer tried to talk to him. robert white died at the hospital and he did not have a gun. f> and two things we know from primary voting s in virginia, turnout was about 10% at last check and more people are choosing democratican ballo op ballots. the republican race for senator and the democratic race tenth congressional district are the key races to watch. an11-year-old honored today for helping to keep a kind gartner from getting hit by ag pass car. jim hanley is in the newsroom with more on that and what's coming up at 5:00. >> pat and wey, it could have turned tragic in a flash, but a student with the school safetyhr patrol camegh for a much younger classmate and now he's

being recognized for his action mark segraves will grow duces to both the kids involved in this ory. also at5:00, a rollout today of that white house plan to lower the cost of prescription drugs. and the man in charge of it is facing some tough questions up on capitol hill. what he's telling senators about when and how consumers will start to see the promised cheaper prices. and we continue of course our aps coverage of the victory parade today, we are taking look at some of the top moments andsome thi you might not have seen on tv. we will see with these stories plus a good deal more coming your way in just about 12nu s. >> see you then. we had perfection today when it came to the forecast. just perfect. >> it was beautiful. perfect ten, low humidity,ny s skies. >> and you had fun down there. >> i had a blast down thee. >> looks lou had a great time. >> it was such an honor and privilege to be able to goown there and celebrate with our city. it was a wonderful thing and

it's nice to be happy about something asmm a ity. enough about that. let's talk about the weather. there is a shower or thunderstorm chance tomorrow at about 40%, maybe a shower out t there durin morning hours and a few scattered thunderstorms around during the afternhours. it is going to be hot and humid so storms that develop could be strong to severe mainly north and west of the d.c. metro areae biggest cs would be really heavy rainfall and gusty winds. of course, we will be tracking hat here tomorrow on news 4 a 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. yes, the humidity is building into the area, prey low humidity levels today, but tomorrow you're noticing it and over teekend especially on sunday father's day it is going to be a muggy and hot day out there. but the good news is the weekend looking mainlyy. we have had five weekends in a row where we have had not only rain but heavy rain that's led to flooding concerns. this weekend thankfully not looking like the case right now. in fact, take a look atour rain outlook, only scattered showers and thunderstorms on wednesday, aer that thursday,

friday, saturday and sunday all looking completely y. some really nice kind of summerlike weather to look forward to as we almost officially begin summer. that's going to happen next week. currently our temperatures right now in the mid to upper 70s. 78 degrees in washington as well as gaithersburg. 75 out in dulles. it is completely dry tonight and tomorrow here is your hourly planner. 7:00 a.m. we are at 68 degrees, by lunchtime we are aund 78 and a high tomorrow of 87. so about ten degrees warmer thaa there is that thunderstorm chance later in the day tomorrow and as we look to the ekend, well, with more on that we will send it over to lauren.e, >> hey, th amelia. the weekend not looking too bad. thursday and friday not looking bad as well as we're going to have low humidity. the humidity creeps back in through the day on saturday. temperatures in satur will be in the mid 80s. by sunday we are at 90 degrees. if you are headedo oute nats game they're playing the blueda jays saturday and s 4:00 game on saturday and then

for sunday they have a 1:07 oome. looking for that. grab that sunscreen because doug came back from the capitals looking a little red and also we had a couple producers that were looking a little red as well for those that were out there. again,rab that sunscreen. any brunch or barbecues plenty of suhine. vineyards, breweries, get outside. it is going to be a little on the warm side. he is a loo at your father's day planner, beautiful when you wake up on yourmo sunday ing. temperatures are in the low 70s. a little on the muggy side and a little on theot side. temperatures on father's day will top out right around 90 degrees. we're keeping everything dry, there was a little chance thaou there be some showers especially north of us. we took that out for now. we will connue to watch . we are going to keep the sunshine around for father's hey, but again check back. we may have to add that but right now it's looking good, just hot and muggyor your garcia day. again really not too ba after tomorrow maybe a few showers and storms but pretty much scot-free in terms of precipitation thursday, friday and even through the weekend. >> and that's some great news. i was driving into work today

and you can sha people tha cut their lawns, it almost looks like they're cutting hay out there, the grass haso gotten high in some locations. here is your four-day forecast, again, 87 tomorrow, thursday is really nice day, we will have a breeze and low humidity levels, just spectacular.ou thursday night want to dine outdoors, friday not looking bad at all. the humidity builds in on sunday with that high around 90. down right hot w next mondayh a high temperature of 93 nd degrees, pat a wendy. >> all right. this is scott mcfarland, breaking news at the live desk, a federal judge in d.c. has approved a merger between at&t rner.ime an $85 million deal just approved by the courts, a sweeping decision tha handed down a few minutes ago. it is a big business deop. are strong opinions on this say it will very much effect you. it has been a closely watched antitrust case. the decisions coming again out of the u.s. district court house in d.c. it began with the

department sued to block the deal arguing prices for consumers would go up too much and that the new mega telecom company would block the competition. and time warner argue costs for consumers would go down and even if they do g up, it would be just ate mof several curren cents per month. it could open the door for other larger mergers like cvs and aetna. president trump has opposed the deal for years, even before his election, saying it would concentrate too much market power in a single company and his animosity against time warner's cnnls has been well known. pat, back to you. >> thank yo c aelebration for the ages. >> and news 4 was there for every moment next at5:00, the best moments from today's parade of champs. >> and then a story all new at 5:00, action today from the family of a prince george's county police officer k led by friendly fire. and the olympian speaking out on the death of his little girl. and the warning he has for other

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our news contwiues right now th jim and wendy. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we're the stanley cup champions! yeah! >> do you love it? passion overflowing in a sea of red on the national malls the city celebrates our champions. >> that's a roar. how is he stilltalking? what a day it was, folks.nd

tens of thou jammed shoulder to shoulder for a parade and rally for our washington capitals stanley cup victory. d.c.'s first major sports title in 26 years,folks. hello, everybody, on this historic day. i'm hoarse just listening to it. i'm jim hanley. >> and i'm wendy rigger. that party began well before dawn and that area in reveling a bit. we have team coverage for you tonight. t's get things started with leon harris who was in the middle of the festivities earlier today. how is your voice holup? >> reporter: i'm hanging on by a thread. barely hanging on by a threat. u were right abo that party getting started well before dawn. believe knee, it ain't over yet. it is going to go on through the night here. we are coming to the end of what has been a red letter day for a this cit for the capitals organization. that parade you saw it was an absolute sea of red on both sides of constitution avenue

it w something that so many people in the crowd said they never thought they would ever see. a championship parade hern their hometown of washington, d.c. it was just remarkabl to see alexander h ovechkinding up the trophy on the bus. that got the biggest reaction out of the crowd as you might expect. whe we are right now is where the action ended with the rally here on the mall and let me tell you something, everybody who came to this crowd here w and were told to expect close to 100,000 people to be out that is the guy they wanted to hear from the most and alexander ovechkin wrapped up the day on th stage in a way that only he could. >> what's up, birds? you know, like you thought it was going to be crazy, but- it's it's basically nuts.yo know? we all want to stay together with you