dianna russini is in the windy city. dianna, what are you hearing about who the redskins will take with that fifth overall pick? >> reporter: well, first a lot of people were thinking that maybe the redskins would take a quarterback. but i can tell you that gm scott mcleunen is sitting at redskins park in the war room with jay gruden. they are going to kons trailt on building up their defense. dante fowler jr. out of florida is a guy you're going to want to keep an eye on tonight. he's a defensive end, really athletic. athletic. he's big. he's strong. he could start on this team come august. now if fowler gets picked before the redskins get to him, look for offensive tack embrandon scherff. rg 3, these guys need protection. this guy could do it. he's well coached, out of iowa, a left tackle. he has improved every single season. now, gm scott mcllewyn just wants to take the best guy on the board. >> we're not going to draft for need. even in free agency we didn't go in thinking we're going to go to defense. we went in and

dianna is out there.g other than it's cold. >> reporter: it's cold, we have a rain delay. we're not sure when the game will start up. but right now fans are starting to make their way in. they're hoping for a better performance from the nats tonight against the mets than opening day with a little sloppy. they had two errors, only scoring three runs. i talked to max scherzer in the clubhouse. he said, that was one of the most beautiful opening days but the loss wasn't good. tonight another fantastic pitching matchup, jordan zimmermann of course for the nats one of the best in the league. and the mets, they have their national league rookie of the year on the mound jacob de grom de grom. but jordan zimmermann the last regular season game he was out here at nats park he pitched a no-hitter. part of an incredible year for zim, 14-5 with a 2.66 e.r.a. he's had a really strong spring, too. and catcher wilson ramos knows opposing hitters better watch out. >> every time he go out there, he attack the hitter well.

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dianna russini live just a couple of hours before face-off. guys they've got to be glad to be home. >> reporter: that they are. this is a best of seven series and we are tied at 2-2. we have got a big one tonight. just a few minutes ago the caps showed up here at the verizon center. they all have their own style some show up with their buddies. some have their coffee ready to go. and some just hang out as a group because hey, the bonding has to start at some point. why not right before the game? otherwise, these guys are just happy to be back at the verizon center in front of their crowd because new york wasn't so much fun. >> tough, rude. probably putting it generous. those fans went overboard a couple of times but i think our fans will be ready to go. i think the atmosphere will be pretty cool because maybe our fans will take it personally and get it going. it will be a fun night. >> we've all been in the verizon center when it's cranked up. it's loud enough we don't need it any louder. you can't really think. yeah we really appreciate the p

jason and dianna live. the wiz have been looking pretty good so far. >> reporter: they lead the series right now 2-0 against the toronto raptors. right now it's a little quiet here at the verizon center, but the capitals last night did a great job of warming up the verizon center for the wizards when they play in their first playoff game here tonight. >> reporter: the caps fans were rocking the red, the wizards will be rocking the red, white and blue. hash tag d.c. rising for this 2015 playoff run. if you remember a year ago, this place not much of an advantage for the wizards, they only won one playoff game in the building. >> reporter: the d.c. rising hash tag took off last year. we expect to see that tonight if you're on twitter. at 5, jason talks to some of the wizards players on why it is so important to protect home court advantage. for now, i'm dianna russini, this is jason pew, live at the verizon center, back to you. >> thanks, guys. >>> we are talking about the big stories in washington this week.

jason and dianna?rter: the wiz arz up 2-0 over the raptors but there's still two parts ever the game they want to focus on tonight. >> reporter: they want to play smart and be the more physical team. we'll tell you about the keys to the game in a bit. >>> and take a look at this. we have somewhat of aif nasty weekend coming up. i'll give you a time line and show you when we've got dry hours for getting outdoors when news >>> nasa is getting ready to honor all of the scientists engineers, technicians and astronauts who made the stunning images possible. they all worked on the hubble telescope which launched into space 25 years ago today. the telescope continues to capture pictures from light years away as it circles the earth at an incredible rate of once every 97 minutes. nasa's private hubble anniversary ceremony starts at 8:00 at the smithsonian air and space museum. >>> there's been a sharp increase in earthquake activity and people are blaming it on the disposal of wastewater. the u.s. geological s

dianna russini is here with that part of the story. >> vance it's the first time in major league baseball history. no fans will be allowed in the stadium to watch a game. tomorrow the orioles and the white sox will play, but camden yards is closed to the public. tomorrow's game has been moved up to 2:00 p.m. it was originally scheduled for 7:00. even though the game will be played, it will be the first time that no fans will be allowed to check out the baseball game. the o's series with the tampa bay rays which was set to take place at camden yards friday through sunday will now be played at the rays stadium in st. pete. and the two postponed games from yesterday and today will be made up as part of a doubleheader on may 28th. so the orioles making changes. so is ravens legend ray lewis. he made a decision to miss covering the nfl draft for espn to stay in baltimore and help promote peace. more of that in sports. >> thank you. >>> we reached out to the baltimore fire officials but still no word on the cause of a massive fire at a senior center. and whether or not that fire was related to

dianna, thank you. >>> we continue to work developing stories out of baltimore right now.lence having a big impact not just on neighborhoods but at local landmarks. ahead, pat collins talks to people about how businesses have been impacted. >>> we are talking about beautiful weather today, tomorrow, but then a nor'easter trying to develop. i'll show you how it affects the end of your workweek, plus the weekend fore >> announcer: and now your storm team4 forecast. >>> we've seen beautiful weather across the region today. take a look at this picture outside right now towards the white house down towards the tidal potomac a gorgeous afternoon. temperatures sitting in the upper 60s to low 70s, currently 69 at the airport. a little breezy, winds out of the north at 15 miles an hour. we've seen some cloud cover today but not much at all. it has really been quite nice. 72 in frederick, 68 leesburg, right now 65 at the river. i think tomorrow we'll see a repeat of what we saw today. another beautiful day, no rain to talk about. the radar will be dry over the next 24 hours. then we

i'm dianna russini back to you. >> thanks. >>> rescuers are calling it a miracle in the rubble. a local search and rescue team helped save the life of a teenager buried in nepal. what their teammates in fair tax county are saying tonight about their efforts. >>> where is walter fauntroy? his wife of 57 years tells tom sherwood tonight how she's managed to cope with the disappearance of the former d.c. delegate and civil rights icon. >>> very heavy rain right now continuing across our area. look at this along i-81 and down through portions of rap ahannah county straight across 66. again, very heavy rain associated with this, downpours as well as hail and a lot of why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well-equipped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details. le

. >>> i'm dianna russini where the caps closed out the series against the islanders. 2-1.win game 7. >> it was a great game 7. let's show you the highlights and how it went down tonight. the wizards in the building. let's pick it up late in the second period. alex sends the puck over and joel ward battling down low. it trickles in. watch it one more time. it pays off. his first goal of the series the caps are up 1-0. third period after new york tied it the caps pushing the puck up the ice, jay with an open look and somehow there's a beautiful save and the caps had a ton of chances in this game. later in the period they cash in. the puck is sent over to the 22-year-old who was gliding across the ice. it turned out to be the game winner. beautiful. that was the difference maker. the capitals beat the islanders 2-1 and take the series four games to lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids cha

. >> reporter: good morning, ukee dianna. mark lets open today after another week every gains. the dow jumped almost 99 points friday, which means it opens above the 18,000 mark today. the nasdaq up about 21. well it, doesn't exactly evoke the image of soft necessary but kleenex tissues could soon be made from wheat straw and bamboo. maker every kleenex and scott brand plans to roll out new environment, friendly green harvest line of tissues, paper towels. they'll be sold directly to commercial customers like sports venture. if you fly this probably is not news. report out this morning finds, that it is getting more annoying to travel. researchers say customer complaints up 22% last year. about 13% more bags were lost or stolen. and more flights are arriving late. well nearly million people bought an apple watch on friday. the first day it went on sale. according to the research firm that tracks receipts, more than half of customers went for the lease expensive sport model. instagram, two new editing tool. it gives an age film effect, color adds a tint to the shadows of the pho

hi dianna. good to have you. >> nice to be here. >> first, your overall view of the market at today's levels of two weeks in a row of gains. haven't seen that in quite a while and back above 18,000 close to 5,000, 21,000 on the s&p. >> i was glad that the market paused during the first quarter to let the commodity prices sink in and let companies figure out how they were going to react and now, i think that we're going to be very interested to see what the first quarter earnings brings and i think the market is stronger from here. >> what do you think first quarter earnings are going to bring and will the rising dollar be the excuse dejour? >> i think the dollar will have an impact but when we talk to companies with overseas sale much have a stronger europe or japan to sell products to. >> let's move on to some of your picks. you liked ge before let the record show own it before today's news. do you love it even more now? >> i do. i would hardly -- it's one of the largest positions. we still bel

dianna russini with more on what went wrong for the terps. >> reporter: it was a sensational season for the terps. but it has come to an end. the uconn huskies, they outrebounded and outshot the terps in the final four. maryland had won 28 straight but could not make it 29. kept it close early. lexi brown, two of 12. maryland trailed by 11 at halftime. second half. uconn really just too much. second half up 15. player of the year brianna stewart, knocking down the three. she had 25 tonight. uconn beats maryland 81-58. terps falling one step short of that championship game. lots more coming up on this game. we have our jason pugh in tampa with the maryland women. we'll have that coming up in about ten minutes. back to you. >> all right. thanks. >>> obviously the maryland women are down in tampa, but tonight the university of maryland is warning people on campus to be careful after one student was nearly robbed. it happened earlier today inside campus housing on route 1. the student was walking in a hallway when six to eight people came up to him. one grabbed the student around the waist

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an interesting approach when dianna russini asked him about after the event. >> everybody in the crowdthese rt people who are supposed to be the bullies and tough people. let's see if they're bold enough to stand up in the midst of being bullied. that's the first part. if you have people admit to it and take up their responsibilities and ownership, that's why you start from. from there you figure out how to nip it in the bud. >> and he's still in touch with the kids. >>> trapped in a burning car, unconscious with a broken leg and no way out. this afternoon a man in texas has two brave police officers to thank for saving his life. nbc's jocelyn lockwood shows us the daring rescue caught on a police dash camera. >> reporter: dash camera video shows two mesquite police officers rushing toward a burning suv. >> fire extinguisher! >> reporter: officers ryan nelson and awe tum soto didn't hesitate to help the man trapped inside. >> come on, man. come on! oh his leg's broken. i've got his leg. >> reporter: police say the driver was unconscious and his clothes were on fire. >> hang on, man. pu

i'm dianna russini in chicago. back to you. >> oh, it's a big night. >>> cell phone company ordered to pay its customers millions. >> the step you need to take to collect your cash and why you need to act now. >>> and sale fail. what the news4 consumer team found that could change the way you shop. you're watching news4 "first at 4." >>> we want to show you this live video from -- these are live pictures from philadelphia where a march is under way right now near philadelphia's city hall. they are calling this philly is baltimore. these marchers are demonstrating in solidarity with those who have been marching in baltimore city. we'll have a live report on this demonstration in downtown philadelphia coming up later on news4. >>> sale prices. we assume they are deep discounts offered for a limited time. >> but what if something is always offered at a sale price? erika gonzalez did some digging for us on this. erika? >> we wanted to know, what makes a sale really a sale? here's why jumping at that sale may not actual

this surveillance video shows the most recent security breach. 20 year-year-old dianna allegedly scaled a fence and walked all the way across the tarmac near jetliners before a u.p.s. employee spotted her and police arrested her. to prevent this from happening again the airport has installed 1,200 feet of new fencing in the southwest corner of the airport. an area that has lots of foot traffic. the new fence is four feet higher than the old one and has a barbed wire topper. karen manning is relieved. >> i think it's a really good idea and probably long overdue. when we come to this airport and fly locally, we want to feel like we're safe that nothing out of the ordinary is going to happen on our flight. >> reporter: this was the fifth security breach in less than a year including one last april that received national attention when a 15-year-old santa clara boy scaled an airport fence and stowed away in the wheel well of a jetliner that flew to hawaii. airport leaders say the higher fences are just the first step in an effort to beef up security. >> we're asking the federal government f

dianna russini, jason pew getting us ready for the big game. >> reporter: guys, no question tonight is it going to be rocking. fans playing off that momentum, the caps able to get in the overtime win back in long island. >> reporter: no team in this series has won back-to-back games caps trying to do that tonight. when a series is tied at 2-2 seven-game series, whoever wins game five goes on to win the series 78% of the time. huge game tonight. >> reporter: jason, it's no secret right now that in the nassau coliseum the fan wrzs were crazy. some of the caps players saying they were a little rude. we're hopetion the fans bring some of that heat. coming up at 5, you will hear from the caps players on what they are specifically looking at from the fans here at the verizon center. we'll send it back to you. >> thanks, guys. >>> a violent brawl caught on camera camera. >> all happening on a subway platform. the incredible pictures and why police didn't have a chance of catching the suspects. >>> and viral video of a u.s. marshal knocking a phone right out of a woman's hand. a new look at wh

dianna russini joins us with more. >> wendy, can you keep up with all of this good news for d.c.rts? game two between the wizards and raptors tonight. if the wizards win, they'll be up 2-0 heading back to d.c. music to fans' ears. the wizards stole game one on the road on saturday. it was 37-year-old vet paul pierce who had 20 points in the win. pierce had that performance to a chorus of boos. why? because days before he said the raptors don't have the, quote, it factor to worry him. what they do have is desperation. >> yeah, ny team that's down 1-0 and they know they'll be going on the road is desperate. we're playing desperate, too. you feel like the series is 0-0. you want to go home up 2-0. >> let's hope the caps have the "t" factor too, coming in an hour. we'll go back out live to nassau coliseum before the caps take the ice against the islanders. >>> we continue to follow a developing story. the justice department is now investigating the death of a man who was injured in police custody. tonight why the victim's family says officers should have never stopped him in the firs

well, boy have we built a fan base now, haven't we jason and dianna down at verizon center where i know joint will be full and rocking. >> reporter: it's already started. the support is definitely not an issue for this caps team. you know hockey players. they're creatures of habit. the islanders bus 45 minutes late to show up to the verizon center tonight because president obama's motorcade was causing traffic. so even in the playoffs you're dealing with traffic. >> reporter: we'll see how that affects their game. let's take a look back at how we got to this point. no team has won back-to-back game soz far in this series. >> reporter: the caps fall flat in the series opener, a deflated 4-1 loss at home. >> reporter: philipp grubauer starts for game two and we finish a come from behind 4-3 victory to even the series. >> reporter: overtime in new york for game three. john taveras puts away a rebound for a 2-1 islanders win and a 2-1 series lead. >> reporter: overtime again in game four. nicholas nicklas backstrom's goal even the series. we go into game five on the same page. >> you get in

. >> reporter: in order to get that win dianna they need their stars to step up and play very well. one of those stars is goaltender braden holtby. he missed this morning's skate. he's feeling under the weather according to head coach since game one. but he expects him to play tonight. they need him to stept up and a few other guys to have good games. >> reporter: they surely need to step up after the lackluster performance in game one where they came out playing very flat. not only did the caps play flat but a lot of people noted that the fans here at the verizon center who really had nothing to cheer about in game one because they only scored one goal were flat themselves. so tonight they're going to need to come out here and support this caps team. especially because the islanders have noted that it is tough to play at the verizon center. >> reporter: give the fans shg something to cheer about. am coming up we'll hear from some of the capitals players on why this game tonight is so important. pat and jim, back to you. >> thank you, guys. >>> well, turning to the weather, are we a

dianna will come along and tell us why we ain't of. >> announcer: this is the xfinity sports desk brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >>> okay it's a statistical thing. probably doesn't mean anything, but i think it's cool to have two playoff teams and both of them playing out of town on the same night. that's pretty cool. >> think about how much we complain about how our teams don't win. we have two teams on the road in playoff situations. the caps enter game four caling the islanders 2-1 in the series. we're having this debate in the sports department, too. is this the most important game of the season? if they lose, they're still in it but going down 3-1 is tough. to come back and win. also tough reporting ringside at nassau coliseum on long island. carol? >> reporter: hey, eyediana. to have a chance on the road, the caps know they need their offensive weapons to come out firing. history not on alex ovechkin's side. only one goal in the last 12 road playoff games. stars need to play like stars to have the kind of success they're after. >> we're going to have

i'm dianna russini, live in nats park. >>> free tuition and free books. >> that's right.n't get p much better, folks, than that for hard working students. >> kristin wright will explain how local high schoolers can take advantage of a very good deal. >>> and ballerina missy copeland is set to make history at the kennedy center. new at 6:00, she sits down with pat lawson muse to talk . >>> we have dozens of new u.s. citizens today after a special ceremony in baltimore and among them the only surviving son of pakistan's first president. his father became president when the country gained its independence in 1956. but he was later overthrown in a military coup in '58. the man was studying in england at the time and was unable to return. he went to harvard and worked at the world bank. he says now he feels he has a country to call home. big announcement today will give d.c. public school students the chance to take free classes at howard university. this program will start small, but dcfp plans to expand. kristin wright explains how dual enrollment is going to work. >> report