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>> she simply mistakenly got into this particular car thinking it was an uber ride. >> we'll tell you how that fateful decision cost carolina college student her life. >> announcer: news 4 at 11:00 starts n. >> tonight a popular park in northern virginia is the scene of a tragedy. thanks for joining us on this saturday night. i'm cory smith. police says a man jped into lake braddock to save a dog but never resurfaced. as news 4's darcy spencer investigato investigator are ting to piece together whamd. >> reporter: yellow police tape surrounds brake braddock. despite the beautiful weather, that's because something tragic happenedere. fairfax county police say a man a parptdly drowned trying to rescue dog from the chilly waters. >> detectives are still looking into that aspect. initial reports are that he did goento the water to retri a's dog. we just don't know if it was else's.og or somebody

>> reporter: police were called here just after 5:00 for the port of a missing swlater.s the dog was found and is okay. >> the best of my knowledge, i've lived in this community now 19 years, i've never heard of something like this happening. >> reporter: john joh the lake braddock community association. he says people use the path around the lake to exercise and walk their dogs. he says the lake is not deep, but it's very cold this time of year. >> i think it's tragic. the worst thing that you want to happen is for some tragedy to happen to a member of your family. it's always worse when it happens to aut child, it's equally bad when it happens to an my heart goes out to the family. n reporter: police worked well into thehttime hours blllecting evidence and interviewing pos witnesses. they are expecting to release more information on sunday.

in fairfax county, darcy spencer, news 4. >> darcy, thank you. a massive mall disturban in baltimore county involreng hundds of teens. tonight things were much calmer. police arrested ninteenagers in dundalk. it happened after a march madness party. 300 teens were involved in the disturbance. some damaged property at the mall. right now part of the pothole plague bw parkway shutdown for much needed repairs. the route between 198 and 197 are closed for the work. this is southbound lanes last night as crews did the work. everything should be opened by 5:00 a.m. sunday. the emergency repairs to improve conditions before a larger repaving project starts next month. we have much more information on thers along the parkway, including details on that permanent fix that's coming thi summer. it's all on our nbc washington app. open it up and search potholes.

people picked a great day to head to the tidal basin to take in the cherry blthsoms. the w and the blossoms enticing large crowds today, as you can see there. the trees are in the puffy white stages, but we saw a lot of pink out there as well. the trees obviously making fort perfect backdrop for all those selfies and, of course, the professional photographers as well. >> announcer now your storm team 4 forecast. >> and the good news is if you have not gotten a chance yet to head to the tidal basin to check out the cherry blossoms, you me still have they'll hit their peak stage monday. s let's see whaday is looking like. here's the best time to go. hold off until the evening.ec that'sse tomorrow morning we are expecting rain to move in from the west. timing andown the where it's going to be. what you need to know is this is going to be the optimal time to go. any time after 3:00, 4:00. winds will be gusting from the per west at 20 to 25 mil hour, and it's not going to be as warm as today, so definitely put on a light jouket ife headed down there.

stick around. i'm going to time-out put rain coming up and a look at the week ahead. back to you, cory. >> thank you. president trump promised to build a wall on the southern border. today he is threatening to close it. kelly o'donnell reports the controversy over the border was partially overshadowed by one man making a big aouncement. >> reporter: the race for president is already sprinting along the southernorder. >> beto, beto. >> reporter: democrat beto o'rourke praising his hometown's culture with a criticism of president trump's policies. >> let's make sure we never take another child from another mother at their most desperate and vulnerable moment. >> reporter: at an iowa forum for democratic candidate, julian castro, once mayor of san antonio, texas, offered his

prescription. >> we can have a's secure 3wder and als be compassionate. >> reporter: in south carolina today, vice-president mike pence brought along border politics, claiming a worsening crisis as he helped trump ally lindsey graham kickoff his senate reelection mpaign. democrats call that a's crisis.tured but the only thing manufactured is their outrage. weekend er: during his stay here in florida, president trump is wielding power as leverage over countes to the south. >> i've ended payments to guatemala, to honduras and el salvador. money goes there any more. >> reporter: the state department said in a statement, we are carrying out the president's direction. swift criticism from democratic leaders on capitol hill, calling the proposed cuts entirely counterproductive. the president's ire is also aime at mexico, with a renewed threat to lockdown the southern border. so, there is a very good likelihood that i'll be closing

the border next week and that will be just fine with me. >> that was nbc's kelly oro'donnell rng. business leaders say a border shutdown could be an economic disaster for the united states and threaten up to 5 million jobs. mexico says it doesn't act based on threats. new tonights the border battle intensifies, a new caravan leftl elvador and is headed to the u.s. an estimated 90 migrants 3w0erded a bus. this newevelopment comes after the state department announced it is cutting aid to guatemala, and honduras. it affects 2018 funds and millions more left over from the previous fiscal year. democrats visiting el salvador called today's decision counterproductive. mr. trump also wants mexico to stop migrants from c ftral americm coming into the u.s. illegally. an important new phase for one of the district's most ambitious development projects. the waterfront is transforming, but not everyone is surech that great thing.

>> hi, everyone. i'm sandra oh and i'm hostingay satuight live with

there is a building boom at the wharf in southwest d.c today city leaders announced a new phase in the continued development of the waterfront tourist attraction. confetti and a drum line kicking off today's celebration, thaha final pse on the waterfront will bring morein bs, residential, retail, hospitality, and entertainment to the district. now, just a few years ago there really wasn't mucthere, but some long-time residents worry the changes won't benefit as many peoe as it should. >> i wonder about diversity. i wonder abo poor people, you know. if you don't have the means,

you're out of her you know? and that might be true of d.c., too. >> the city is working with developers to hire city residents. harf says it will hire at least 51% of its hires will come from the d.c. re 20% of those hires are designate ford ward 8 residents. tonight the red cross is caring for ten people after a fire gutted much of their home. take a look. residents escaped here on 54th street in southeast today. this fire startedn the first oor of this two-story semi detached house. fortunately, no one was hurt. right now there is no cause on fire.y what started that a south carolina college student got into the wrong rideshe apcar. what hpened next is shocking an entire community. and this next story is going to hit a sour not with local rock fans.

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shop top-brand appliances including kenmore at sears. tonight there is shock and grief at the university of south carolina. a student got into a car she thought was a rideshare she had ordered. police k say that drivled her and then dumbed her body. samantha josephson was a senior. 2:00 s last seen a r at a.m. on friday. hours later hunters stumbled upon her body dumbed in a remote area. they arrested nathaniel rowland. her friends and family are struggling to wonder why this shappened. >>he was a very bubbly person. she wasery happy and she was excited because she was going to law school in the fall. but s wasust a very happy, bubbly person. very sad and very scary because it can happen to anyone. >> we're father, mothers,

brothers, sisters, sons and daughter it personal to us. >> police say they found large amounts of josefson's blood in rowland's car. they also found her cell phone inside along with a container of bleach, window cleaner, and sanitizing wipes. the states attorney for cooo coun illinois is defenng her decision to drop charges agctnstor john bolton. kim foxx wrote an op- in the chicago tribune saying the case ong enough.e been s even though charges have been dropped, it does not exonerate smollett. smollett skipped out on last night's naacp i havage awards. he was up for an award which he new at 11:00, montgomery county police named annterim police chief while they search for someone to replace retiring ch he may look familiar to you. we interviewed him on a number of storir the years. he's been with the police department since 1986. he's aon lif montgomery county resident as well and he

went to the university of maryland and howard university as wel micjagger is sick and the stones won't be rolling into d.c. in may. that tour has been postponed. manage nt aren't saying what kind of medical treatment the 75-year-old singer is ivreg. the stones no filter tour was expected to start april 20 in jmiami. this iger earlier today tweeting a statement, he really feels bad letting the fans down. tour promoters sayour tickets will be valid once the dates have been rescheduled. new tonight in the city of lights tonight, itig wass out at the eiffel tower. the iconic monument in paris along withar other land around the world going dark to mark earth hour. countries across the world joined in by turning their lights off at 8:30 local time. earth hour is a call for global action on climate change. all right, somari, a beautiful day to head to the tidal basin and enjoy the cherry blossoms as wellrr to maybe not so good to

go? >> there are sometimes people could go where we could -- it won't be as good as today. let me be honest. we were in 79 degrees today, th just spectacular, and guys. we're not going to be that warm tomorrow. but let see where we't right now. thankfully mother nature is really keepinghis ride downward kind of slow. you know, sometiths we can see e steep drop offs. you know what i'm talking about, democrats dropping into the 40s after a 70-degree day. but we're still in the 60s. so it's mild out there. it's comfortable. temperature in the district 64 degrees. 68 in leesburg. manassas 67 degrees. tuday we hit 79. overnight tempes there drop into the 50s and clouds are on the rise. we are going to be seeing them increase throughout the overnight hours as we are expect.g some rain tomorr speaking of which, here's some changes you should know about. tomorrow will be muc cooler than today. as far as the rain goes, it's moving in, folks, andtion it' going to take over at least half of our sunday.

and finally, winds will get prettyro gusty tom evening so that's something to keep in mind as well. for now let's find out what timi it's to rain tomorrow. i have a futurecast time stamp up tre,:00 a.m. notice where the rain is situated, back along i-81 in parts of loudoun county. we move to 8:00, 9:00, 10:00. it's pushing out pretty quick. don't be shocked to see showers lingering at 10:00 a.m. in the d.c. arin. we're cle out, so we will be in for a decent evening and lovely sunday sunse for your sunday outlook for those of you who plan on doing the mning run, i probably would forego that ampit will be nd rainy. brunch it will be wet. afternoon lunch or evening dinner will be much nicer. for the car wash, you're good to go. get it washed tomorrow evening. we have a nice dry stint ahead of us, you'll notice on the ten-day. for now let me walk you through tomorrow. temperatures in the 50s, kind of cool you through sunday because

ther cold front moving through. that's the trigger, the culprit bbehind the rain that wi impacting us early morning tternoon. behit front, this often happens, we'll get gusty winds. the winds will be gusting out of the nthwest at 20 to5 miles per hour. if you are heading to the tidal basin to check out the cherry blossoms, be prepared it will be a bit windy. you're not going to be able to dress like you didtoday. you may want to wear a light jacket. storm team ten-day outlook, we have the rain chances on sunday. spottyg a chance for shower tuesday night, and then notice the numbers here. we're talking 50s into 60s, then 70s by the weekend. so i'm thankful we are going to be staying in this mild warm weather. and also good news, cory, is that temperatures will be dropping near freezing o monday, but they won't cross that 27 degree threshold in the district and that's important because that's when the cherry blossoms could meet their fate.g from that puffy white stage to bloom.

thank you.sp king of cherry blossoms, the tidal basin was a huge draw. there is another location also full of cherry trees and it got sprucing up today thanks to a groupf volunteers. more than 100 landscapers with bart let experts rolled up their sleeves at arboretum. the arboretum in northeast c. home to 30 different types of cherry trees. capital is looking to shutdown the league's hottest team and stay atop the metro

>> annncer: this is the xfinity sports desk. >> we know the caps are going to the playoffs, but there is still

excitement toward the end of the season. is o.v. going to get that 50th goal? >> that's what we're going to find out. the capsnd lightning will start car pooling and picking out each otsor's outfits . they are facing off for the third time in 12 days. it's a good time for the eycaps. e on a three-gauge winning streak. as cory mentioned, theaptain facing the 50th goal. likely accepting the president's trophy for the best record in the nhl this season. buts it wa all caps early on. nice little ge and go with nicolas backstrom, first of o goals for backy right there.r, late nick jensen shot, n t.j. oshy there to clean it up. caps 2. that was the 24th of the season. later caps on the power play, how about oshy with his 25th? caps up 3-nil. we go to the third it's more caps, and here' our man. alex ovechkin, his 50th goal of the season, his 8th 50 goal season, the third player ever to

reachhat mark in nhl history. he would add another goals as the caps winhis one 6-3. >> it's almost unfair that you kind of just expect him to score 50 every year, but the the little things wes notice i things like that, the floor check, him getting hits. >> have a couple chances previous years to score, but i didn't. you know, you always want to do something special obviously. but sometimes it's hard and i happy to get it done. >> he's the man. we talked about cherry blossoms earlier. cherry mlossomness hitting nats park as well. third inning, nats down 3 facing the mets. facing the center guard a.k.a. thor. he takes it deep the third run. later in the inning he takes it the opposite way, r.b.i. single.

they got four runs. trevor rosenthal is in a little tr tble. he singlthe right center gap. that score is two. rosenthal, the dubious infinity era today. he gave up four runs, had no outs. they fall short 11-8 and are looking for their first win of the season. r orioles on thed taking on the yankees are lk also looking for their first win of the season. 7th inning o's up 2-1. he smacks o itr aaron judge's head. baltimore takes a 3-1 lead. sucre was not done. we go to the 9th looking for his gotd hit of the game and h it, a double down the left field line knocks in two more runs ans the win 5-3. get manager brandon hyde his first win as the orioles manager. let's spy on our ex, shall

we, bryce harper. he got his first hit as a philly. he launches jessie's space where the guardians of the galaxy wondering how that ball got up there. that was a moon shot. get this, this tuesday harper going to be back here in d.c. set to face his old pal matt sherzer at nats park. finally march madness, virginia beats purdue 80-75o make the first final four since 1984. it took b azer-beater to send it to overtime. it was an absolute thriller. carson edwards had 42 points. broke the record for most tournament points through four games in a losing effort. this was an absolute thriller. considering that virginia was the first number one seed to er lose to a -- just last year, exactly. >> redemption. >> that is how we spell

redemption. >> happy for them. also happy about the weather we had today. i'm going to be optimistic about tomorrow, stoo. >> what a esketamine upsset up. nothing to be optimistic about here. we are going to be seeing rain in the the good news is if you want to say cherry blossoms head to the tidal basin around 4:00. things should improve. >> that's it4 for new at 11:00. sandrah hosts saturday nht live igne

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