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> now we go to overtime, thr against three. schultz and guentzel and crosby are the three already outor the penguins. provorov comes outhe for t flyers as one of their three. th have not telegraphed the other two yet. the referee says come on. so it is giroux and voracek.

the two tea have changed ends. >> eddie: watch crosby trying to shoot this here. thought he was going to try to oot it ahead with schultz. >> mike: schultz pumped it along. crosby took it there, twisted back. three-on-three overtime is thrilling in that it generates lots of odd man rushes sometimes. guentzel a shot just wide of the post! crosby able to take over. angles it to the corner. provorovte stale guentzel. guentzel continues to borough a the boards. guentzel a shot that got the glass. >> eddie: good job by provorov getting in the lane. >> mike: here's voracek tangled up with malkin. malkin continues to work on the boards, dug it out,o tried t

play the point, could not. then it is picked off and taken on by ssel. kessel able to work his way through. kessel a shot! save and a cover by elliott! my oh my. fresh players on the ice for the penguins after t turnover by voracek. thenere comes phil kessel. kessel, lk, johnson, couturier and gostisbehere out therealong with konecny. uturier slammed it around stbehind. gobehere took over there. 1:10 into the fe minute sudden death overtime.ie coutur run into by malkin. overss to el. konecny is able to o cut itff there and he rushes back p ice with it. sized up by kess.

konecny a shot! that didn't go. hustling after it is kessel. he breezes back in and it's shot, save and a cover by elliott. then he turns it loose again. but the whistle had blown. >> eddie: after that shot by travis konecny, couturier has no idea where this puck is. see h looking back? and the puck was in front of him. here comes phil kessel. another good stop by brian elliott. >> pierre: the flyer bench was screaming, it's in the air, it's in the air! it's easy for them to say. >> mike: there's a lot of air out here. where? >> pierre: they were trying to help. >> mike: patrick and crosby on the facef. crosby over to schultz off the draw. crosby kicking it along, tied up with patrick. it slipped right in frontof by e he flyers. sanheimaceturns it b on for the carry back up by patrick.

patrick just drifting with it. now carries on backut to center to get thing eed es orgae li better. giroux holdind gets aro in front. scores! a wh comeback for the philadelphia flyers. down 3-1 late in the third. they tie it late. schultz loses his stick and claude giroux fires this puck.

beautiful little stutter step. murray gets a piece, b not enough. and they wind up the night with handshakes. pierre m.cguire pierre going to go to with claude giroux, but the captain of the flyers wanted to get throu the handshake line first. in the display of good sportsmanship, we will allow him that time. as eddie mentioned, quite a come back documented with three goals in six mites. now pierre mcguire.

>> overtime magic, describe it. >> i don't know. i was able to get a step on their d and w able to squeak it by. >> clearly this was not an easy victory. how did you me to keep your perspective to finish the game off the way you guys did?co >> with thitions, down 3-1 guys did a good job of keep pressuring >> speak to what it meant to play in front of this magnificent crowd in philadelphia. >> it's great. i bgot goose bumps right now. i've been in this building a few times watching the eagles. the intenty heres unbelievable. >> doc? >> thanks for watching the 2019 coors light nhl stadium ries. claude giroux in h 800th nhl game all with the flyers, captain of this team on a night when gritty came out of the sky and a l of

rain did too. it may have been an oman but a lot of weird things and an overtime time goal for the flyers. for our entire crew, mike emrick saying good nit from south illy.

right now at 11:00, and all-new tonight, a silver spring on bursts into flames only news 4. one of the firefighters who saved the woman trapped inside. wanto give you live look outside our studioshw here in not d.c. in a matter of hours, this flag will really be moving. that's putting us in weather alert mode tonight. and r. kellyug strgling to come up with $1 million bond on charges that he sexuay abused teen girls for more .an a decade >> announcer: news 4 beginsa wih storm team 4 weather alert. >> we are just hours away from a high wind warning in our area. good evening.

i'mal erika go. we'll show you skpaktly what we are talking about. winds could top 50 miles an hour for some of you, so that is ading to a storm team 4 weather alert for us to meteorologist somara theodore joins us. somara? >> this is going to be real talking tomorrow, taking precedent over the warm a moving in. you'd think we'd be talking about temperatures in the upper 60s. no, we are talking about winds topping 60 miles an hour. here's a look at the wind adsory that is for the entire area. this is really going to be possibly a trouble spot. frederick county, maryland. we do havh a h wind warning going into effect for you all tomorrow that means their winds could reach 60 miles per hour. for the rest of us, pbably reach 50 miles per hour in the d.c. metro area. or t could have some m impacts. we're going to talk about the impacts later for now, quick look at the radar soou can see what we're in for. notice the lull, the showers stting toick up back west, they're going to continue to push in and we're going to see rain overnight. later on in the show i'm going

to t talk to you abo timing of the rain when it's moving out, again, the major impacts this win sherifwill have on you sunday afternoon. erica? >> somara, thank a fran sick scene in silver spring. neighbors heard a come'ser dee cry for help as flames surrounded her. darcy spencer spoke to one of the firefeshters whoed the woman in an interview you will only see on news 4. darcy? >> reporter: well, erica, we are here at station 1in silver spring. some of the firefighters who were involved in that rescue have come back here to this station to get some rest, to relax, also to get cleaned up. they are being credited tonight with saving this woman's life. a woman was trapped in a fire here at her home on holman avenue in the forest glenn park community. ighbors saw smoke and heard the woman crying for help. captain tommy foster was among erthe firefig who rescued her. >> she was talking to us as we re moving her through the house. we couldn't see anything, but we

knew that she was still viable. >> reporter: firofficials say ere were hoarding conditions inside the home. that made it difficult for firefighters to get in and find her. >> thick, black, dark smoke, very toxic environment. it was hot, smokey, a she was unable to get out. >> reporter: the woman suffered smoke inhalation. she was taken to the hospital in serious condition. investigators found no working smoke detectors in the home. a second p hson w been there was able to escape on her own. >> it's pretty scary. i mean, you know, it sounds like sheas by herself, so i'm glad they were able to get her out in time. >> reporter: for foster and his crew, it's all in a day's work. but any day you save a life is a good day. >> a lot of guys on that fire did some fantastic things. it wasn't just me or the individuals i just described. it was 18 to 20 guys that all worked together to get it done. >> reporter: the good news is

this woman isd expec to survive. i asked the firefighters, hey, will you get the rest of the night off? because you did, in fact, save someone. they said, eynope. ave 13 more hours to go in their shift, and they wouldn't have it any other way. erica, back to you. >> thankful force their sern our community. darcy spencer, thank you so very much. new tonight, the remains of victims from the boeing 767 er cargo jet l that crashed near houston today has been red. three people were on board the atlas airplane when it nose thved into a bay. it is part o amazon package delivery fleet. investigators are not saying ma other detai about this case. we can tell you that the plane was headed to houston from miami when i went down. a local sheriff says moments after the crash he initially relied on people who had boats to help in that area. >> we are hurricane harvey survivoms. i made phone calls and

people that helped us in harvey were helping us trying -- because obviously we were hoping there would be survivors. >> everyone on board died. the trail of debris in the water up to a mile long, authorities say the not yet recovered the black box. new at 11:00, the heritage or hate debate raged today at old miss. outside, pro confederate group rally. inside student athletes kneeled during the national anthem in response. the campus division waslear. demonstrators who say they are standing up for their heritage marchedo support confederate monuments on campus.es prrs met them. a few feet away, eight university mississippi basketball players kneeling in protest before a game. they say they are fighting hate. more than three weeks after governor ralph northam's racist year book photos calls for him to resign. dozens of protesters marching from the capital building in

richmond to the governor's mansion today, an antiabortiy public pol group and a civil rights group organizing the rally. they want northam to step down over this medical school year book showing someone in black face and another person in a kkk robe. and his admission h b woreck face in the '80s. they are upset over comments he mam about late-ter abortions northerntioned by virginia bureau chief julie kerry on wtop laston. >> the way that our country is pt up, it's supposed to be a government of thple by the people for the people. if wes t don't engagn we're responsible for all of the evil that goes on. >> governor northam is adamant about not stepping down. he says he plans to spend the rest of his term working to end racial inequality. lawmakers in virginia are set to vote on their budget plan tomorr t, andnks to a strong state economy, they have millions of extra dollars into

spend to spend be this year. the proposal includes pay raises for state workers and public school teachers. more money for school counselors, ttion freezes and increased financial aid at state universities, andt pads t state's rainy day accounts. r & b singer r. kelly is now in the legal fight of his life, charged with sexually abusing fourre victims, of whom were under the age of 17 at the time. he is trying rht now to come up with money to post bond. a judge set his bond at a million dollars today. prosecutors say three of the victims were minors when the alleged crimes happened between '98 and 2010. pr tecutors sayhere is video of him having age girl. an under >> in the video, the victim repeatedly, repeatedly said she is 14 years old. >> right now he's presumed innocent. wen haven't s anything, any reason to believe that these allegations are credible. >> two soues tell nbc news that homeland security is

looking into a possible connection between kelly and sex trafficking allegations. a homeland security spokesperson would not confirm or deny if that is true. powerful testimony at the vatican today as bishops from around the world and pope francis address the churchbuse scandal. sitting just feet from the pope, a nigerian nunn accused the church leaders of being hypocrites, ignoring the faits morals and values. she added the credibility of the church is at stake. pope francis convened landmark meeting to find a new path forward after abuse and accusatis of cover ups. last week the church expelled theodore mckerik from theho prie. a bold and hardened criminal who committed crimes even after being indicted, that's how special counsel robert mueller's office describes president trump's forr campaign chairman. special counsel's office releasing its sentencing memo on

paul manafort today. they say he repeatedly broke laws whilen lobbying behalf of ukrainian intests. mueller is not recommending a specific jail sentence, but he says that manafort is unrepent ant and does not deserve leniency. manafort is also facing tax and bank fraud charges in virginia. the son-in-law of manafort's former boss back in the news. the big impact jared kushner's new real estate will have in our region. governor larry hogan unloading on president trump. what he told "tie new york mes" about the president's electith and wt he saye

s speculation growing tonight that maryland republican governor larry m hogan challenge president trump in the primary. today "the new york tim" sat down with the governor and he told them that the president's 2016in was a, quote, anomaly, and added more needs to be done with the gop'shrinking base, he said. he told the times in part, quote, i think there are a lot of republicans that are concerned about the future and tthat want us continue to be a bigger tent, and to reach a wider audience, and to not alienate people and not be as divisive, end quote. he praised the predent on the economy, but noted that, quote, we might differ on trade. we mht differn many other things. the governor spoke yesterday to news 4's chris gordon about a possible presidential run. >> it's not something i have any kind of of a time line on. i didn't say i wassidering it or thinking about it. i simply did not completely rule it out. >> governor hogan did say that he was pleased that the

president hasn't criticized him so far. on> at last night's national governor's associa gathering in d.c., the president spoke for more than an hour a did not mention mr. hogan by name. we are celebrating achievements by african amnticans this and you are about to meetne of our youngest honorees. she'sning boo, and he's ks

the family of white house senior advisor jaredeushner is new landlord of thousands of homes in maryland and vi sinia. thisry has a lot of you talking. and is one of the most read

ories in our nbc washington app tonight. kushner cpanies paid $1.1 billion for a portfolio of about 6000 apartments. that, according to "wall street journal". the company's dealings has drawn more sutiny because jared kushner is president trump's son-in-law and one of his top aides. the company said it's been harder to do business because of the heightedattention. the companies run by jared kushner's father charles. thepartments span 16 properties, and for mor on this story you can open our nbcwa ington app. a local author from the shaw neighborhood is making waves with his new book series, and he's just ten years old. news 4's amee cho caught up with him. connor little john, at his book signing today. >> reporter: when it comes to working hard, we could all take a page from this aut'mr's book. >>ust signing books. >> reporter: meet carter littlejohn. he's only in 5th grade. he's already put out not one,

not two, but three published books. >> published this one in december 2018. feels good to have people know what i'm doing and know that i have things out there and it feels real good. >> reporter: connor's series is called tag, you're it. it's about a group of kids fighting zombies. >> i have to sign this bookor mr. andrew. >> reporter: it started as a school. assignment in and for someone who loves books as much as connor does. >> when i'm beireading it takes on an adventure. >> reporter: it made sense to publish one of his own. with a little editing help from his mom and big broth logan, they've sold hundreds of copies on amazon. connor says he's already working on his next book. rtedll these ideas s hitting me at once. >> reporter: and he has words of wisdom for anyoneho wants to write. >> a routine for what you're going to do and when you're going to do it. in the morning on the weekend i get up and start writing. it'sfun. >> reporter: in the northeast, amee cho, news 4.

>> disciplined. i'm trying to wake up and a get cup of coffee. nice job, connor. programming note, nbc4 is celebrating black history am with a special airing called s thrives. it recognizes black women, past and present, who are breaking barriers. so set your reminders and your dvr's. join us tomorrow right after "meet the press." all right. we are in weather alert mode because we are expecting some very gty winds around here. and i mean strong. >> yeah, you know, tomorrow is going to be so warm, but we're n't going to be talking about -- >> i d notice it. >> you're going to be talking about the wind, folks. some areas not only under a wind advisone. we havef our counties under a high wind waing. lets archipelago get to t let's get to the mu and show hat's going on. dark orange, i'm talking to you first. that's frederick county, maryland. ll are under the high wind warning. everybody else in that light tan color, we are under the wind

advisory. wind will be strong no matter what so let's go ahead and take a look at how strong we're talking. frederick county maryland, this is you. 60 mile per hour gusts are possible tomorrow evening. for th rest of us, winds could reach 50 mil per hour. either way that could prove damaging. m going to dive deeper into the impact of winds. first let' geto active weather out there. not too active, but showers starting to move across. little wintry precip west of i-81. it will remain rain as it moves toward us. as this fills in we expect the elatively steady throughout the overnight hours. and you can see it move pretty quickly there. bu by 10:00 a.m., it clears the area. when it's all said and done we could be talking about an inch of rain throughout much of the region. 10:00 a.m. around brunch, notice a lot of clouds lingering in the wake of that rain. behind that we are dry and clear. a beautiful aflornoon. of sunshine, carrying all the way into monday morning.

but the w are going to be the talker. so here's a future regust. mber this is just a model, so it may not take it as high as it could possibly gotomorrow. but right now by the evening, that's when we're going to start to see those winds shooting up to around upper 30s as far as miles per hours go. and we move into monday morning. so i wouldn't be surprised if national weather service is extending a lot of these advisories and warnings, not only through monday morning, but possibly monday aeernoon becae're actually keeping those winds around for quite sometime. you see there 52 mile per hour wind gusts possible monday morning, and then as we into monday evening, that's when they'll start to die down. so here are the impacts from the wind thatca w expect. swaying trees in the areas with the wind advisory downed trees more probable the farther north and west you go. the farther north and west you goecially in the hyder teevation, that's where we could really see some scd power outages. and in areas like frederick county, maryland, or areas that st get hit with wind gusts, 50 plus mile per hourad