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

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. >>> 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

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

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

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

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. >> from more trouble to the secret service to big changes to one of our favorite macaroni brands. we're dishing with "the washington post" coming up next. >>> later in our news the impassioned plea that angelina jolie made to the united natio >>> we want to get to a segment we're calling the petrie dish as we take a look at the big stories of the week. >> with a little bit of a twist. to do that, we welcome "the washington post's" alexandra pe try. hello. >> hello. >> thanks for joining us. there was more trouble this week for the secret service amid reports agents failed to fix a broken alarm system at former president george h.r. bush's home for a year. what's your take on that if. >> look, it happens to the befs of us. you have to have your priorities. if you're trying to get inasmuch partying and driving your vehicle over suspicious packages as you possibly can sometimes a little thing like making sure the former p

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

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 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 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

dianna russini joins us with details. >> jim the orioles and ravens making big changes in light of the.m. curfew in baltimore. we'll start with the orioles. they postponed tonight's game against the white sox but that's not the only change. tomorrow's game has been moved up to 2:00 p.m. it was originally scheduled for 7:00. the interesting part here, there will not be any fans aloufed at the game. it is closed to the public. the o's series with the tampa bay rays which was set to take place at the camden yards friday through saturday will be played at the rays stadium in st. pete. the two postponed games yesterday and today will be made up as part of a doubleheader on may 28th. as for the baltimore ravens, their draft party which was to be held on thursday evening has been canceled. former ravens linebacker ray lewis posted a very emotional video on facebook today pleading with the rioters. >> young kids, you've got to understand something. get off the streets! violence is not the answer. violence has never been the answer. freddie gray, we don't do nothing for him doing this. we know

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