saysl hlea'll release it in le than a week. a formerolteer firefighter and water r fathfat remembered after he was killed by a roadside bomb in afghanistan. well, demons exercised, redemption achieved, and victory celebration now in progress. good evening. i'm doreen gentzler. >> a long awaited victory celebration. leon harris. the national champions have arrived back hom in charlottesville. that is some cherished hardware in his hands there. the virginia cavaliers got off the bus at john paul jones arena in the past 45 minutes or so. the team greeted by a couple thousand of the wahoo faithful. nny of who were out late celebrating lasht the win over texas tech. >> david culver was out there with him and he begins our live team f coveragm charlottesville. david. >> reporter: doreen and leon,

that was eck hixhilarating watc them arrive. thatwd massive cone and distur td. they brougt joy across charlottesville. if you didn't catch it live right here on news 4, we'll show you that arrival. that bus pulling up here at john paul jonesarena. this is their hometownta sdium. as the players got out, you e could tell s of them looked a little tired. many of them up all night accoing to their social media pages. but when they stepped out, they felt that energy. it was a rush of adrenaline as they walke all the way down to the stadium behin me. they then stood on a platform. they raised the trophy. ey were celebrated. they were cheered on. they felt the hometown surrounding them with that true joy. they came home. that's what they felt. we caut up with tony bennett inside john paul jones a short time ago. he described what it wa like

r him to step off that bus. >> i don't know if it's raul nk in yet,ut when we were driving and the fans along the road and what it means to them and us, that's one of the good things about sports, how it brings a community together. just everybody i said bef wants to be part of something bigger than themselves and a story like thas. this been remarkable. it is an amazing story from last year, but even before. and this community has kind of braced our guys and what they represent and to be able to ring them joy is as good as it gets. >> despite the national attention that even tony bennett has received, he seemed to still be processing everything. one reporter asked him is this all you envisioned it to be? he said i never really envisioned it. i just was taking it a day at a time, a game at a time.

clearly he's trying to put together how toss these emotions, because there's so much joy that they're feeling and yet they've got come off this adrenaline rush at some point. the reality is this is just tf starte celebration. they've got a huge party planned for saturday, a parade. i've heard from several people in northern virginia planning to come down here. hotels are already startingo book up. that will be a big party. rmassive celebration for the national champioht here in charlottesville, virginia. >> they deserve it. you consider going fromhe basketball outhouse to the penthouse. >> we are so happy for all of them. thank you, david. when do you get some>> rest? 'm doing it right now. i can sleep in the car, right? he said okay. thank you, david. now let's go to news 4 sherreeburruss at the l desk. it was a thrilling ending last night after a heart stopping such a great story after the way

last season ended. >> that's exactly what mak this national championship that much sweeter for virginia. after losing in the first round and reminded of that early exit, all season the kpcavaliers now answering question how amazing it feels to be national chkpions. they tovertime, but uva coming out on top against texas tech and then the celebration began in minneapolis. the first men's basketball title in school history and for players, coaches, and all those cavalier fans out there, it's history andredemption. >> it was a great win for our g program,reat win for our coach. we've been working for this all season that work just paid off. >> a really special group because we all had the same among other guys, to share the same one and to go through everything we've g and come out on top is a fantastic feeling. >> they're going to be feeling fantastic for a long time. now that they're back on campus, we're sure those classmates will his championship

for a long time too. back to you guys zblr. >> thanks, sherree. to politics now. atamrney general wil barr's first testimony on capitol hill since he received the specialse cos report. >> during a contentious hearing today, barr said a redacted form the report will be released to congress within a week. the attorney general declined to say whether the white house was brfed on the repor beyond what barr has told congress. he also made clear that all grand jury material will be redacted and he has no intention of asking the judge to release the testimonyat unlike happened during watergate in74 barr's appearance came as the president denied there is's purge at the department of >> blayne alexander tracking all that for us from the white house. >> reporter: in fact the president said there are a lot of good peoplet overe dhs, but with the department of homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen gone and the secret service director both gone within 24 hours, along with

a number of other vacancies there at thegency, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle say they are concerned. president trump says his administration wil not return to the controversial policy of separating migrant families at the southern border. but prait as effective. >> once you don't have did, that's why you see many more people coming. ey're coming like it's a to dis criticized policy b ended executive order was overseen by outgoing homeland secretary kir sten nestjen niels one of six vacancies in the department. >> i nev house.i'm cleaning i don't know who came up with that expression. >> the attorne h general says plans to release arsion of the week color coded to showhy rra as pressed on his summary

letter wre he wrote mueller does not exonerate the president on obstruction of w justice. t is meant by exonerate is really a question that i can't answer. >> reporter: democrats want to see the eitire thingut redactions. and question barr's ability to con dense the nearly 400-page report into a 4-page letter over a weekend. >> i would argue it's morsu icious than impressive. all we have is your 4-page summary which seems to cherry pick from the report. >> reporter: barr on the hill today for a h budgetring says he will be back before lawmakers to answer questions once he releases the report. now, barr says he did offer muelr a chance t review his summary letter before it was made public, but mueller declined. meanwhile barr did not answer when he was asked whether he briefedhe white house on mueller's report. doreen. >> all right, blayne alexander reporting. thank you, blayne. we're learning new details tonight about the maryland man accused of plotting an

isis-inspired attack at our national harbor. prosecutors toll the frl judge at rondel henry wanted to kill e many people as possible and was prepared to mself. now henry's lawyer paints a much different picture. >> reporter: in court today prlecutors said ron henry was planning a suicide attack and that he wantedblood, chaos, and panic. but his attorney said henry is an american citizen whose rights he government by who interrogated him for hours, then had him committed to a pshiatric ward without allowing him to see a lawyer or noti family. >> this defendant appears to have formed a plot to harm large numbers o innocen people and taken concrete steps to execute that plot. >> reporter: according to court record prosecuto say 28-year-old rondel henry was inspired by isis and wanted to kill as many quote/unquote

disbelievers as possible.u- he stole thiul van with a plan to run over pedestrians similar to the truck attack in france in 2016. populars allege henry first targeted dulles airport but was unable to breach security so he went to national harbor looking r crowds of pedestrians. when he found there weren't big enough crowds, he broke into a boat docked at national harbor where he spent the night. he waspotted the next moern by police who were investigating the stolen van. once they began interviewing henry, police alerted federal authority. >> this casempsizes our greatest threat right now is home grown violencextremists. those individuals who radicalize independently and alone in their tlown home with l to no warning. >> reporter: leaving these courthtoday, henry's family and attorney declined to this investigation is still ongoing holding out the possibility that more charges could be added. the judge did hold him witho u

boil his next hearing. at u.s. district court in green belt, mark segres, news let's turn to the weather now. another warm april day. things are about to c ange little bit. >> doug, we've got some cooler temperatures coming. it's been s warm the last couple day. >> relatively cooler, doreen. that's thereig case today is the first day, today and yesterday, back-to-back 80 degree days in the city, first timet's happened since october 10th and 11th. it's been a while since we' seen back-to-back 80s. temperatures still sitting at 80 downtown. 74 hagerstown. 75 in richmond. back towards the west we're in e 60s. that's where the cold front has come through already. 60s is what is in store for us during the day tomorrow. our average high is 64 degrees.e there'sront right there. you can actually see it moving on through our region. we have some cloud cover out ahead of it, o courtesy of storm system down to the south. behind this we will cool. we'll see a lot of sunshine.

some nice weather tomorrow, but there's a bigger storm'm tracking. d.c. water is changing the way it calculates the skyrocketing fee that'sg been costme residents hundreds of dollars a month. i whil will lower for many people, others will be stuck to make up the difference. jodie fleischer is in our newsroom to break it down for us. >> d. water began discussing the fairness of how this fee is calculated more than a year ago after a series of i-team investigations exposed questions about the fee structure. now that's about to change. until now, the clean river fee was based only on the square footage of your property that can't absorb water and could create stormater run off. that means people with large patios, driveways and parking areas sometimes would pay more than those in tall buildings with lots of residents. the same was tru for homeowners associations which had no water service but were suddenly getting expensive bills for their roads and sidewalks. d.c. water will phase in a change to formula.

more than a third would be based onater usage. fees for the hoa would drop, but if you live in a large building, your bill would likely go up. >> we're really looking for something that we could do, something that was in our control, something that would be meaningful o to residents. >> they're funding a massive project, the total cost $2.7 billion. after our original investigation, the city created a hardship program to help lower the fees for nonprofits including churches and cemeteries. they're also urging residential customers with low and moderate incomes to sign up for a newm proghat will pay a significant portion of those fees. right now only a fraction of those who are eligible are using it. you can find that information d links to our original investigation in our nbc washington app. jodie neischer,s 4 i-team. when we come back at 6:00, a u.s. marine killed in afghanistan spent 19 years with

the local volunteere f department. news 4 cory sivth ise at his old fire station tonight with stories of his herlic . also ahead, new legal trouble today for actress lori loughlin and other parentscu acd in that massive college cheating scam. the celebration is under way at uva. the cavaliers back home to share their national championship win with fans. arre from ch it's on! get to the ross spring shoe event to score the latest styles for the whole family... ...and something for you. oh yeah. that's yes for less. you heard me - 20 to 60 percent off department store prices! at the ross spring shoe event. on now!

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>> reporter: well doreen, here at the fire station the flag has been lowered to half staff and as you can see, the blacks bunting hanging over the fire hosee. we're so to seeing it across the badge of any first responder kill in the line of duty. there are signs of how much respect firefighters here in kentland have sergeant christopher slutman. a life of service that he led. >> we're going to remember what chris did, not just here but overseas. >> reporter: there are few jobs more dangerous than firefighter. one of them was marines. christophe slutman did both. half a world away from the war zone where he made the ultimate sacrifice, firefighters of the kentland volunteerpaire ment are honoring their fallen brother and the legacy of service he leaves behind lieutenant clifford remembers the larger than live character whose presence was always felt the fire house.

>> he demanded a lot of respect with his character. >> reporter: slutman joined the kentland volunteer force in 2000. he was a ladderer and captain. he also spent 15 years in the department.ty fire there he was awarded for his courage after pulling an unconscious woman from a burning building. >> he embodied every bit of the man you would want coming near your family. >> reporter: cliord says perhaps his most treasured role was at home. >> as much of a firefighter as he was, as much of a marine as he was, he was such a loving husband and father. >> reporter: his presence can be felt here near the locker. it's spelled out in the citation he received for his bravery and in the hearts of every kentland firefighter who considered him not just a friend but a brother. >> i'm betteg for havim paved the way for me to be here today, for all of us to be here

today. >> reporter: guys, just before our live shot started, members of the hiyattsville fire depament rolled up and too a bunch of food here. we're so used to seeing the s showing oport when a first responder dies and i'm sure we will see more in days to ce. sergeant slutman is survived by his wife and three young daughters. his funeral arrangements are still pending. back to you. >> cory smith, thank you. somereaking news from isreal. polls are closed there tonight and both candidates for prime minister have declared victory. exit polls suggest an almost even slip between the conservative party of prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the centrist be and white party headed by former military chief benny gants. now the vote cnting is under

way. th race isargely seen as a gferendum on netanyahu. isreal's attorneeral recently announced his intention to charge the prime minister with bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. there are new charg more than a dozen parents, including actressori loughlin ardamed na that college eating scandal. 16 parents are included in the few federal indictment accusing the paren of money laundering. the new charges are not necessarily more serious but could lead more serious jail time. the parents are accused of using bribes and other fraud to get their kids into highly selected colleges and universities. a t widow innessee is suing the d.c. government and a local halfway house. r husband was brutally murdered last summer and she alleges the suspected killerpe es d.c. days before the murder even though he was supposed to be in custody in a different hnfway house i a different case. scott macfarlane explained in as story you'l only on news 4.

>> a year agohis month secret eervice stopped dom in this c micheli for passing on white house grounds. a judge ordered him held here at the hop village house in southeast pending future court proceedings. he's accused of escaping the halfway house just a few days later. then days after that police say he brutally murdered his former boss back home in tennessee using aatchet and a tomahawk. the victim was 46-year-old joel paavoal who left behind five children. video you just saw and the images of the car helped police track him down a short time after the murder. his widow has sued d.c.'s department of corrections saying they failed to promptly notify authorities of the escape. she's also s hope village saying they failed to take steps to apprehend micheli before he could hurtomne. d.c.'s department of corrections says it couldn't comment on

activeitigation. pe village has not yet responded to our request for comment. the murder case still pending in court in tennesseele he'sed not guilty. that civil suit against d.c. corrections is also filed in tennessee. in the newsroom, scott macfarlane. news 4 i-team. >> scott, thank you. as we prepare for amazon's arrival in norern rginia, new information tonight about what could be in store for the compans 25,000 future employees at national landing. "the washington po" reports amazon is considering coverg the full cost of transit fare for its arlington workers. at could ease fears about the traffic impact of the new hq2. amazon already covers the full fares of the seattle employees. the post reports about onee in ththere use public transportation to get to work. >> it's electionay in one local county. no matter who wins, somebody is going to make history tonight in northern virginia. bureau chief julil carey have that story coming up at

6:30. a cools doug tracking down for us tomorrow and storm chances lat in the weree

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degrees. finds out of the southwest at 16. t time we've seen back-to-back 80s since the beginning of october. we kind of needed it. 74 in hagerstown. 72 winchester. 78 culpeper. i did tell you on my facebook page back-to-back 80s. a lot of you said slo down. a little too fast. let's get back into the 60s. i've got youco red, everybody. nice weather out there today. no rain even though we did have a cold front coming on through. i thought it might spark a couple showers. right now the system is making its way through. look behind plenty of sunshine rather. back to the west, and i mean way west, big storm system. brought a lot of flooding to parts of the north west. this, however, is going toause major problems from areas like nver to minneapolis. denver 76 today. blizzard warning forw. tomor a monster of a storm once again. we just saw one a couple weeks ago. that storm is going to have an impact on our weather but in a better way. for us we're tracking the storm making its wayo in the center

part of the country. very warm weather to the south. it's going to helpave to pull t warm air back u this cold front will come through on friday, give us a chance for storms. this moves us back into the 70sl after a cof days in the 60s. spring like weather tomorrow. spring like weaer on thursday. 72 chance of showers during the afternoon on friday. maybe a rumble of thunder or two. saturday lookire. 76 degrees if you're heading down to the capitals game.oo reallyng good for that. 3:00 game, get down there for lunch. hang outowown. nothing better. >> you've got the whole day planned for us. thank you, doug. problem. after that we can -- no, no. dramatic steps being taken to contain the measles new york city. new tonight, how officials are using a state of emergency to force vaccinations. >> a history making day in prince william county where

voters in a special election will send the first person of color to the board of supervisors. coming up, why one of those candidates says that's not what's important. and a story you'll see only on news 4. a father trying to protect his son from being placed in a home with a man once charged with s abusing that boy. the man accused? a

. >> announcer: you're watching news 4 at 6:00. a prince george's county o poliicer has been indicted on child abuse charges. >> the officerusasnded from the department after he was charged with abusing his girlfrnd's 3-year-old son back in 2016. those charges were quietly

dropped. nly on news 4 tonight prince george's county burea chief tracee wilkins talks to the boy's father who says he's still fighting to protect his son. >> reporter: this is a picture perfectmage of co-parenting, a fourth posing with his son's mother and her newboyfriend. for years that lamar mcdonaldlls he thought things were good until his son started complaining about his mother's boyfriend. da >> he would say, francesco, which is his mom's boyfriend, hits me in my face and hits me in my stomach and he's really mean. >> reporter: a pnce george's unty police officer frn cheance marlett. after conversations with the kid's mom went nowhere, he went to the internet to try and contact frn cheancesco on his o >> i typed in his name and came across a article. >> rorter: he came across long list of old articles by several tv stations, bloggers

and newspapers inc. the region. marlett was indicted by a prince george's county for eating his son when he was 3 years old. >> what did you think when you heard the details of the case, when you saw what was >> that this is outrageous. why and how can someone keep something from me for so long when that is my child? >> reporter: lamar says he was unaware of thee. cover the headlines read officer charged with abusing child after soiled bed. then the attorney general and officer released statements condemning marlett. >> lamar was ae toetrieve his son's medical documents from children's national and what is tailed in these pages exexplaiexplains why officer marlett was indicted. according to the records the 3-year-old was spanked on the buttocks by the boyfriend, the child's head hit the drywall and

he began foaming at the mouth. officerfo marlett ped cpr. doctors say the child suffered >>head trauma. y son was unconscious for four minutes. he was foaming from themouth. >> reporter: the medical report goes on to say marlett is a county oicer and whenther officers responded to the scene, they ruled it an accident. child protective services was not contacted. lamar says he also was not contacted when this happened three a years. not by the child's mother or anyone. did you get any mail fro the state attorney's office? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: any mail from social services in prince george's county? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: a aonth lamar won temporary custody of his son and a protective order against his son's mom. he's fighting for full custody but says he needs an attorney. he has a go fund me to raise mo wy. >> my s suffering. he still was suffering until i was granted temporary custody. according to sources with knowledge of the case, it never made it to trial. the charges against marlett were

dropped by an assistant state's attorney after he agreed to anger management training. his record was expunged almost . immediat prince george's county police confirmed marlett is back with the department. what is your reaction to no one contacting the biological father to let you know that yr son was an alleged victim of abuse? how do you feel about not being told? jo i feel like someone didn't do their >> reporter: tracee wilkins, news 4. >> one more note on that last point about notification. maryland state law does not require the biological parent be contacted if theusdial parent chooses not to involve them. we contaed marlett's attorney who declined to comment on this case. the mother's attorney says when she tried to take out a protective order against the officer, it was dismissed. he heads back to court to defense his protective order against the mrt. voters in prince william

county are casting a final ballot. it's one of the most diverse areas in the dmv but has never elected a person of color to the board of supervisors. that chaes tonight. northern virginia bureau chiefr julie joins us with a look at what's ahead in county leadership. hi julie. >> hi doreen. as you know, prince william county has grown over the oast coup decades and so has the minority population. until recently few people color have been willing to jump into the political arena. this special election assigned a more diverse pool of candidatese and in this chey're coming from both parties. an african-american man or an indian american man. one of the them is go to join a of supervisors that has this. looked like not a single person of color. >> now we finally on our verning body, finally have someone who looks like the majority of thecommunity. this is incredible.

>> reporter: republica -- an army veteran, businessman and r, firefighte angry embraces the prospect of becoming the first member of the board. >> as i look now and realize that i'm that mark on t wall for kids who aspire to o all nority races, whatever, gender. >> reporter: singh who came here from india at age 24 is a ss busin who owns four 7/11 franchises. the fact that he can make history is unimportant to >> our country is so divided on ra and ethnicity, so i am running as an american. >> one wou be happy to see the first supervisor become a man. color but first what's more important. >> it's going to be historic but let's make it htoric with somebody that mirrors the values of the voter in the county.

>> a breakthrough began with the 2017 general assembly races, the trend building with the primaries in june. at least a hal dozen people of color seeking nominations to run for county board. r >> some arening against each other so we are almost guaranteed should they win their primary that wwill have even more people of color on the board ofsupervisors. >> reporter: and an interesting footnote here. if victor angry wins, he's going to have to turn right a around run in a june primary. that's because he's being challenged by a hispanic woman for the democratic nomination to be on the bal although tlot in . >> history is going to be made. we are seeing the dramatic impact from thee black f scandal on virginia's governor. a new poll fines governor rath northam's approval rating has plunged down 19 percentage points since he admitted to wearing a black face in college.

nevertheless, more than halff virginians think he should stay in office. get this. 23% of virginians say they didn't hear about the black fac scandal. approval ratings for the state's other top democrats, they've alsoropped amid scandals as attorney general mark i herring at 72% and justin fairfax is at 61 but despite the trouble, virginia voters still say they favor democrats to take control of the general assembly. the poll was conducted last month with a marginf error of plus or minus close to 3 percentage points. maryland's legislative session ended last night without lawmakers passing two gun control measures. the controversial bill allowing terminally ill patients to end their lives with doctor's help also failed to the focus at the end of the night in annapolis was on the empty speaker's chair. mike busch was the longe serving speaker in maryland history. the senate adjourned last night at 11:30 and walked across to the house chamber for a ceremony

honoring speaker busch and his family. his wife and daughters were there aovng withnor larry hogan. the process of choosing a new speaker could begin as early as this month. a dangerous fungal infection is spreading fast around thewo d. the cd krc has named it an merg threat. metro launching aew anti-harassment campaign and here's the thing that's different. ouey want you to get involved. i'll tell why coming up. 80 today. tomorrow. a lot of sunshine as a cold front moves on through. i'll show you what means for the rest of your workweek and

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speaking of n, york ci they've taken a dramatic step there of declaring aubc health emergency to cope with a dangerous measles outbreak. ccines will be mandatory in brooklyn neighborhoods that will see nearly 300 cases of measles since the outbreak began back in october. unvaccinated children will be kept out of school in the outbreak is clear. they considered the virus eliminated in the u.s. back in 2000. this cannot allow dangerous disease to make a comeback here in new york city. we have to stop it now. the measlesaccine works. it is safe. it is effective. it is timed. tes >> the complications from measles can be deadly. children under the a of 5 and adults over 20 are most at risk nerkers who do not comply with the new vaccine mandate could be fined. coming up, metro launches a new cign to fight sexualha rassment. transportation reporter adam tusslains what the campaign emands of metro riders who

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sex harassment. it happens atth work, o stre street, even on our commutes. >> one in five rider experienced sexual harassment and the transit agency is taking a new step to prevent it. >> transportation reporter adam tuss shows us this new campaign. >> he followed me and stood right next to me and kept talking to me. i'm, like, what on earth is going on here?or >> rr: what will you do if you saw someone being harassed

on metro? it happened to katie about six years ago, but even though that much time has passed, she vividly ie incident her mind. >> this guy sat down next to me ching s, like, sitting t me. i'm not a small person but i moved over a little to give him some room c and he moveser to make sure we were touching the entire time. i was, like, what the hell is going on? >> reporter: episodes like okatie's do happen metro unfortunately. a rider tweeting us i was flashed by an older guy in 2013 totally nak t with anch coat. today metro staff w alongh anti-harassment leaders handing out fliers to get the word out about a new campaign called stop, an ackronym to side track the harassment, tell police, observe the date and time and postpone by checking on the person being harassed. they've had anti-harassment campaigns in the past. here's what makes thisne

different. they want you to get involved if you're in >> most people want to speak out but ty're not sure to wha rwha. eporter: katie wishes anyone had tried to help as it quietly unfol unf unfolded fro met ro stop to metro stop. >> it's really hard when you have the initial shock moment if ymebody does not give the space to think. e> reporter: metro does have a web p where it's raze to report the inciden even though there's nothing easy about being a victim of harassment. in the district, adam tuss, news 4. doug is back with more aboue our weand mostly good news ahead. >> i think really good news even though we're cooling pretty good tomorrow. if i told you in january tomorrow is going to be 15 to 20

degrees colder,liou'd be a le worried about it. it's starting to make our way into milder temperatures. tomorrow 20 degrees colder puts us back into the 60s. our average high is 64 degrees. my a irm is progress, but i think it's just my wife. yep, there she is. looking pretty good as far as sunshine is concerned. 80 degrees right now. don't you love it? you know exactly when everybody is home for dinner. we have some clouds. again, temperatures in the upper 70s. 75 in -- at 7:00. dropping to about 66 by 1l00. stuite nice out there. still going off? just let it go. anks, doreen. 77 sithersburg, 79 down towa manassas. beautiful everywhere. as a lot of you have said, today a little too warm, doug. can we get sprinth like w in here? we got it for you tomorrow. no rain. i thought we might seee a coupl

showers. we had a few back to the west today. that was really about it. most of us stayed dry. here's the fronthe right . it is making its way right along our region. already through part of our area right now. the wds have begun to shift. around the hagerstown area and backarther west, this is where we've got temperatures in the 60s. that's what's coming our way tomorrow. we can deal with that. a couple months ago i was talking about wd chills ihe teens and 20s. tomorrow at the school bus looking prett good. nope, that's today's forecast. but man, wasn't today fantastic? all right. thursday, temperatures 67. i got that one right. 67 degrees on your thursday. 72 degrees on friday. again, fapitals here the playoffs, game one of the playoffs. you know we'll be down there on thursday night. 60% chance of rhine on friday and then surday perfect to get down there maybe early for the game and stay a little bit late.

ok at the temperature. 76. 3:00 game time. 72 degrees on sunday. chance of showers early on monday. rain on sunday. we are expecting rain on sunday. not a ton. not a complete washout, but rain for sure. next wee we're above average. temperaturesn the mid 70s wednesday and thursday. the anacostia eanup going on. comfortable weather for it. saturday parade, including the cherry blossom parade. it's>>his weekend. ood to know, doug. >> i looked it up three times this time. nats game, lhthowers possible on sunday, but all in all not bad for the game and we've got games both saturday and sunday. i'm getting out of the waynow. >> thank you, doug. >> i think she wants you to pick up some breadck and chien on the way home. the champs hre backome with one of the mostwa famous o was thinking watching his team cut down the nets. first here's lester hol a wi look at what's ahead.

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yahoo nation than a national title. the bus arrivin just after 5:00 this afternoon. the official celebra saturday at scott stadium. those who came out will remember this day forever. there he s ishowing off the hardaway to the crowd. and coachne tony b loving the moment. >> i don't know if it really sunk in yet, buthen we were driving and the fans along the road and what it means to them and to , that's one of the pure good things about sports. how it bringmu a cnity together. everybody i said before wants to be a part of something bigger than themselve and a story like that. this has been remarkable. it is an amazing story from last year, but even before. this community has kind of embraced our guys a what they represent. and to be able to bring j them is as good as it gets. >> to the bigge wahoo fans in sur area, the nationals ryan zimmerman as wellis college and nationals tmmate shawn

doolittle celebrating tst fir championship, the team in philadelphia to play the phillies, but the excitement in charlottesville over the historic win heading all the way to the city of brotherly love. >> there was never a doubt, adviously. they them right where they wanted them, but there's omething about that team that it kind had tt feeling that they were going to -- they had something up their sleeve and they were ooing to figure how to do it. when you're watching the game like a fan, i'm on the floor in my hot room. that was my lucky spot against auburn so i had to stick with that aou ild get close to the tv and i had to yell and they can hear. together.l in it >> i have the same thing when i watch sports and obviously he is not superstitious in the slightest. starting to bre out theabits because they know the sweet taste of winning a championship.

as it is reigning stanley cup champions, the capitals look to keep that title against thi year. on thursday that journey a starll over again. the capitals feel like they're skating in circles right now. their longt break between games since january. four days between games for the capitals w drop t puck against the hurricanes on thursday night here in d.c. the caps antsy to get back to playoff hockey after experiencing the playoff high of winning their first stanley cup last june.di anticipationng to some guys forgetting when g thee even is according to evgeny kuznetsov. >> it's always excited.r there was f or five days break behd it killing me. i don't want to sit home. some guys think we play tomorrow. i said i'm pretty excited abo the game tomorrow and they said it's not tomorrow. he was thinking the game was tomorrow. i always like to play tomorrow. the earlier start t better for

yo those next five days are just killing me. >> game one at 7:30. the wizards finishing the season night against the celtics, a wild season thataw them lose john wall for the season and tobably most of n we are. the good news bradley beal igh in ng a new career points and a team with a fresh start after parti ways with the gm ernie grunfeld after 16 years but zechdefinitely a scar season for the wizards. and football is getting closer. the redskins announcing their preseason schedule. exact dates and times to be announced, but week one they'll be visiting the browns. week two hosting the bengals. week three visiting the falcons and they'll finish the preseason hosting the come on, football. we can watch all those games right here on nbc 4. >> you're not going to dye your hair orange, are you? >>no'm i don't think that would be a

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