>> the roar of the leaf blower. if that sound drives you nuts you might want to consider moving to maplewood, new jersey. the town council band gas powered leaf blowers the summertime. they give it a try with a one-year ban last year. they like the peace and quiet so much that they put full effect permanent ban. it is may 15 - september 30. no gas leaf blowers. >> we had meetings with the town council about it. they were trying to compromise but there is never any compromise. >> the blowers create a health hazard and annoyance to area residents. the mayor says increased use of a gas blowers in the summer got way out of hand. >> about 14 years ago we passed an ordinance requiring landscapers to use a 65-decibel leaf blower. we tried to enforce it and it became unenforceable. they did not honor the agreement we had. >> but landscapers are fighting back. the new jersey landscape association says they're going to challenge this in court. it only applies to them. the residence can use this all they want under the law. >>

they aree maple leafs with a 3-. orlov overtime with the game tied at 3. inthat is not right -- actually this game went into double overtime. theeri kapanen ends marathon with his second goal. the caps lose a heartbreaker. game three is monday night in toronto. if you had a chance to go outside today, it was a perfect day for some baseball. nats back on the diamond this afternoon continuing their series with the phillies. it is jackie robinson day. 70 years ago today,nats robinson broke baseball's color barrier. bottom of the seventh, 2-1, phillies. that gets out of here. a solo shot. nats tie the game at 2-2. the phillies come right back. hernandez list that to the right and that ball is gone. second home run of the season. nats lose, sadly, 4-2. d.c. united in the big apple facing the red bulls. still scoreless. the red bulls have a corner kick. right in front of alex who scores the beautiful header. the red bulls have another goal later in the game and take this one 2-0. finally, t w

the leafs want to get matthews going in this game. and the washington capitals want to keep him off the board. >> if two head coaches selling different narrative. you have mike babcock saying this is a confidence-builder. and you have barry trotz saying this is a stress-reliever? are you buying either one? >> i'm buying trotz. they missed an opportunity, did toronto, to get a game in their pocket on the road. and have believability. all of a sudden, it's justin wi and the caps grab control of it. we thought in the room, here we go again. it's the washington capitals. that was the nervousness. but they have too many veterans, too much experience to let that happen again. there's a great -- it was a great game for the washington capitals to come away with unscath unscathed. >> i think the leafs come at them again. i don't think the leafs think washington is all that mighty. i think the maple leafs rely on the center ice position. that's going to be a factor in tonight's game. >> that's what mike babcock is selling. i'm not buying. >> th

the leafs want to get matthews going in this game. and the washington capitals want to keep him off the board. >> if two head coaches selling different narrative. you have mike babcock saying this is a confidence-builder. and you have barry trotz saying this is a stress-reliever? are you buying either one? >> i'm buying trotz. they missed an opportunity, did toronto, to get a game in their pocket on the road. and have believability. all of a sudden, it's justin williams leading the way. and the caps grab control of it. we thought in the room, here we go again. it's the washington capitals. that was the nervousness. but they have too many veterans, too much experience to let that happen again. there's a great -- it was a great game for the washington capitals to come away with unscath unscathed. >> i think the leafs come at them again. i don't think the leafs think washington is all that mighty. i think the maple leafs rely on the center ice position. that's going to be a factor in tonight's game. >> that's what mike babcock is selling

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other team hoping to leaf town later this week with a 2-0 series lead.e atlanta hawks made game one about the wizards physical play. washington says man up. this is the playoffs. besides, the physicality in the game. game one was nothing compared to past years. as for the wizards dynamic duo, they have to keep playing well. stake. we're on the same page. we've got to continue to show up each and every night and give ourselves a great opportunity. >> you just have to play together. you have to play with intensity. you have to play with passion. that's how you play during the regular season. the game, the courts and the basket is the same height. >> game two tomorrow night at the verizon center. diane roberts will be there. talking basketball and hockey. both games happen at the same time. >> let's not panic yet. >> yeah. >> we'll panic on the seven day either. good shape tomorrow with a few showers. weekend plans, may have to adjust. looks like it's going to be wet most of saturday and sunday. >> cbs is next. >> we'll be back at 11:00. there's the view. t

washington capitals survive a scare and beat the maple leafs in overtime.e will show you more of the highlights. let's take a look at current weather temperatures across the country. it seems like winter might be over, is it spring or summer, we have been confused. it's been so hat. happy easter. yore watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaki news (basketball game and crowd sounds) ♪ if you talkin' they will hear you ♪ every single time... we're getting killed. yeah, well, kyle's not here. how come? kicked off the team. didn't tim tell you? kyle and some other kids got caught drinking beer in the park a couple of nights ago. really? yeah. zero tolerance-he's out for the season. c'mon, it's a first offense, right? that we know of. but why should that matter? he knew not to drink. i've made it clear to matt that's what we expect from him. what have you said to tim? um... nothing, really. you know, a lot of kids try it at this age, so- yeah, well, a lot of kids don't try it, too. i'm not saying that matt's going to be this perfect kid, but if i

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. >> iceberg lettuce, leaf lettuce, red leaf, butter leaf, green leaf, romaine, cue kimberlys, eggplants green -- cucumbers, eggplants, green beans. row crop vegetables. >> reporter: local restaurants may see the cost of their fresh vegetables almost double in price. the culprit? the wet weather. >> all because of the rain, not last week or last month, but the rain three months ago. three months ago we should have been planting crops we should harvest now. we can't harvest those crops because they weren't planted. >> reporter: not only may you end up buying these foods for twice the price, what you are getting may not be all that good. >> when you find really high prices of farm goods out there, they'll put any head of lettuce they see in the box. >> that was lisa meadows reporting. >>> sad news tonight from the san francisco zoo, the zoo's only polar bear has died. uulu suffered from congestive heart failure. she was 36 years old and weighed 545 pounds. the zoo rescued her when she was 3 years old. despite her death the zoo continues its plans to build a new polar bear facility on the w

i want to know how did you become caps and not maple leafs fans.oting for >> i've been a capitols fan a long time, since my old time, i moved and painted my room washington colors, had it all over my wall. >> we talked about it all the time. that's all we would watch >> i think the most fun was getting all the chairs and stuff like that and our opportunity to rebuttal >> i went monday when they lost in overtime. and when they loss is getting booed like crazy and a lot of cheerses, but when i went back wednesday, they were crazy that washington came up with the w. >> reporter: so they also said that the best part of their kind of brief int favorite player, alex ovechkin shared a video of them rooting for the capitols, the place is called maple leaf square. they go to watch the game. they did the interview earlier because they had to get there on the train to get there earlier, trying to get by 4:00 so they can be up front and center. the good news is they will be there and rocking the red because there's a lot of caps fans who think they're the good

the leafs have ten players who have never been to the playoffs before.y don't know any better. they had no pressure coming in to this series. on the flip side, the caps, they were built to win this year. they know what pressure is all about. which makes tonight's game five crucial. i caught up with the voice of the caps earlier today john walton to bring it all down. >> sometimes it's just crazy bounces that have gone toronto's way. a goal off the skate. a goal off of a linesman. they built momentum from that. it is tough because hockey is a game of ebbs and flows. caps did a good job early to harness that for themselves and then they haven't been able to hold on to it because toronto grabs it back. erin: talk about the crazy bounces how does braden holtsby not let it get him john: like a closer in baseball. you have to have a short memory. he hasn't done a lot wrong but goals added up because it hasn't gone his way. if anyone has mental toughness to do is that, he does. i look forward to seeing a good outing for him. maybe the best outing of the series.

but it's the real life script for the toronto maple leafs.s the series tied at a game apiece and put the heat on the caps who want to avoid a fast exit from the playoffs. sherree burruss is there in toronto ahead of tonight's game three. >> reporter: if the fands are any indication of how hostile it might be in this game, the caps players say they're ready to embrace it. >> i enjoy going on the road and playing in the playoffs. it's nice when you have thousands of people cheering against you, it's fuel to your fire. and i think you really have to embrace that. we know that we're going to have to come on the road and win some games. i think we're happy to be here. >> so this you tonight? >> yeah, whatever you want, i'll take it. >> i've played some loud buildings, so i'm sure that the fans are excited to get playoff hockey back in, but there's only so much people can scream. >> definitely feel the general buzz in the city. and even in the rink this morning there was a lot of excitement. the towels are on the seats and we're expecting a fun, el

tonight caps fans are ready to rock the red now that the maple leafs are behind us. penguins are up next. capitals face rivals pittsburgh penguins in game one tonight at the verizon send p washington beat the philadelphia flyers in the first round before that falling to the penguins. the penguins have won the last six playoff series against the caps but our fortunes are turning. we're go together rock this red. doing it big time. >>> second round party can begin to. help the hometown team get pumped up to beat the penguins this morning you can join in a rock the red hunt. all starts at 9 o'clock. find hockey pucks hidden in different locationing in the district and you can win some free game tickets or you can get your yoga on at keller. it starts at 6:30 this morning. each week day playoff game, that's when you can find that and you can sign up f on the capitals web site. >> good luck to the caps. if they can just get past this round they will be in business. this is a huge hurdle.

>> a leaf blower. >> leaf blower.e those. >> got to watch what you talk about in the makeup room. >> and i have neighbors with beautiful trees and they always shed into my backyard. and it's the plum leaves and cherry leaves. and finally, i thought how about getting a leaf blower. and it was like a toy for me. >> you know what they are also good for? >> my mom has a house. and i go on the roof and blow out the roofs from the gutters. >> that's why it's called a leaf blower. >> but not many people go on the roof. >> that was the extent of my weekend. hi, everybody. good morning, i saw a smattering of flurries, some light dusting of snow in the mount hamilton area. and i called up this mount ham cam. and the sun is officially coming up. no rain or snow around the bay area. we had light rain and now we have a deck of cloudiness. temperatures 40 to 48 degrees. the winds are 10 miles per hour throughout all of our reporting stations. weak disturbance to the north of us brought that little bit of flurries to the mount hamil

jonathan: shouldn't be. >> give the leafs credit. jonathan: a lot of credit.rin: they are playing very well. michelle: interesting. see what happens. look at tonight. >> this is clear for tonight and comfortable. tomorrow we have patches of drizzle and 64. 82 on thursday and friday. the partly sunny skies. then in weekend we a split decision. better day on saturday and evening shower. partly cloudy. 63. rain on sunday. we'll have more at 11:00. michelle: "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. have a great night. there's the view. there's more to life than the climb. you've gotta stop and look around a little. come, shed life's layers in asheville. let the child inside you out to play. remember who you are. life is for the taking, not for taking it easy. asheville. discovery, inside and out. >>> tonight, breaking news. the deadly shooting spree in broad daylight. several people killed. the gunman opening fire in four locations. what the police chief says the suspect was yelling. >>> also developing, the alleged

we had little leaf from the rain. but you've been outside it's chilly. >> it is. it keeps back and forth. >> mike thomas is in tonight for gwen. >> is it going to impact the morning commute. >> unfortunately. we got through sunday pretty much unscathed. as you can see on radar some lights showers. we're going to be dealing with a lot more rain showers around the region tomorrow. i guess you could call it a washout. not a day where you're going to want to do outdoor activities. we have a strorm streaming through the carolinas and yes, investigate into our area for your day on monday. the relatively cool. only low 60s for highs. 58-degrees your current number outside. fifty-four dull as, 54 for fredericks. temperatures aren't going to move that much. we're going to get stuck in the low to mid 50s throughout the day tomorrow. thanks to the showers and what will be a little bit of a breeze. some 40s especially north and west. then we'll be rebounded into the low 50s with showers around. 8 a.m., 52-degrees with showers around by the noon hour, 54-degrees and once again

. >>> forget using leaf blowers and other landscaping equipment. we'll explain a new law that has those who work outdoors upset. >>> a new look at america's past. next we get a sneak peek inside philadelph philadelphia's museum of the american revolution. >>> a new museum in old city is getting ready to openiba its do and last night hosts gave people their first look. hundreds were on hand for the gala of the museum of the american revolution. many got to explore. >> i am drawn to the objects carried and used by the priva s privates. it speaks to their commitment and courage. >> the museum opens to the public on april 19th. that is the 242nd anniversary of the first shot of that war. >> a town in north jersey will have quieter landscapers thanks to a new leaf blower law. the town council there voted to ban gas powered leaf blowers during the summer and the idea pollution. the law does not apply to homeowners but a trade group says it plans to challenge the ban in court. >>> in philadelphia the hunting park recreation center is spruced up thanks to

you can convert a little bit, and they're putting the leafs in there hopefully and cheering for us >>ke players are known to be much. a pittsburgh plan was stabbed in the hid with a screwdriver. according to the police, the man refused medical attention until the game was over. police arrived to the scene at 9:12 p.m. it's g >>> in 2015, the hawks were the higher seeded division champs, this career the wizards are wearing the first division crown since 1979, an not lost on bradley biel >> we haven't won a division title in 30 plus year, that's historical, and for us to actually have a team that the city loves and finally get back to basketball is great >> they have a lot of -- they play the right way. >> well against those guys, you can't look at what the regular season record was, 3-1, we've seen that before. everything changes and all we can do is -- that's where it starts at. >> news for the redskins, trent murphy has been suspended without pay for first four games of 2017 for violating the nfl policy on performance enhancing substances, murphy was second on the team with nine sack

the the fans are getting ready for game five caps and the maple leafs. there was the net minder braden holtby with his cup. all right guys how you feeling caps fan les? feeling good? if the caps are going to move an and get past this series, maybe some unlikely players like marcus johanson will have to come through. >> reporter: every coach dreams super stars at the other. >> back check for marcus. >> reporter: for barry trot that player has been marcus. since 2014-2015 he has reduced the shot attempt by 3.45 when he's been on the ice. that is in the top 14% of forwards over that span. but he's also been a dynamo offensively. >> scores. sudden victory. >> reporter: recording 1.35 primary points per 60 placing him just outside of the top 25%. only seven forwards have had a greater impact on both scoring and shot prevention. with outstanding contributions on both ends, he seats alongside elite company. and that's the winners view. >> reporter: caps fans are so juiced. this gentleman wants to raise me up like the stanley cup. raise me up. oh god. all right.

this is three in a row against the maple leafs. they're in a hole again. there is still burruss is in toronto. >> reporter: they enjoyed a lead here monday night, but another overtime loss puts the caps in a familiar position, trailing in a playoff series. evgeni kuznetsov put away a rebound in the second period to give the caps a 3-1 lead but the leafs take the game to overtime where tyler bozak redirects a pass into the back of the net drawing a win 4-3. lead the series 2-1. frustrated but not panicked. >> forget it and move forward. obviously we're losing the series, but it's not over yet. >> not everything comes easy. so it's not coming easy right now, but at the same time we're right there. three overtime games. heck of a series. >> reporter: overtime in every game in this series. one player telling me he doesn't care if it goes to 16 overtimes, they want the we're really hoping it doesn't go that long for game 4 on wednesday. >>> a missing cell phone mystery solved and it turned up dozens more in the process. coming up, the app that helps track down

ticking, the stakes are high this week with a potential government shut >>> breaking up the maple leafsthe capitals move on and we're looking on to the next faceoff bitter rivalry. >>> first at 11:00, what you see there on the ground is in evidence a bizarre new string of crimes. police have a person behind bars. he robbed a victim and then crashed his car. this all started near a gash state in northwest dc. news 4's darcy spencer is there now. >> reporter: it happened here at this exxon station where many people stop for gas in this area. we know tonight that a man from pennsylvania is under arrest and the clerk of the store is telling me how it all started. >> cash you see on the ground being guarded b evidence. evidence from a bizarre crime scene that still has been trying to figure out what happened. >> i noticed the tape around the car and then i noticed how badly it was damaged. >> there was an accident at the exxon gas station. the man came in to buy gas. >> he had a lot of money when he came in the station. it was put in the car and stolen with a suitcase. the man snatched somet

. >> up next bryce harper as well as maple leaf fans. twitter abuzz coming up in sports. >> two years ago wizard were on a roll and phone booth rocking after a bank shot jumper from paul piece. game winner that ended up didn't make it back to playoffs until today. difference between now and two years ago no paul wagner and wiz have something better super star john wall and this year super star john watch wall. if anyone was not convinces he's a super star before today they better be convinced now. wall lob to -- dunking on the hawks. and then wall on the other end thenp fluider nine, me, else, i got all those wrong. houkz lead at the house. my goodness wall. and marquise morris dropping down and slamming home. his twin brother marcus wearing his jersey switch a they love it wall 32 point, 14 assists and 1 nothing 114 >> first place of play off atmosphere. >> the incertainty was sky high. john told me before the game it would be like that. when he to raise the play and play as hard as we could every play. >> he understands that. the most

all of my friends once they had something -- everyone loves the leafs. they're putting the leafs in there hopefully. >> john wall and company take the court to start their series with atlanta. some voters say wall will be on the mvp ballot. here is what the wizards point guard thinks about the race for the nba's most prestigious award. >> it will be interesting because he had a heck of a season. and james h assists. the other guys out there, up there but those guys have had remarkable seasons. i think you have to see what happens. >> playoffs in the district going to be a >>> and that does it for us. the tonight show with jimmy ll have a wonderful weekend. elia willam we're looking for something that's comfortable but yet durable, and that's going to last us a really long time. i don't want to buy new furniture every couple of years. it's custom made so you know it's good quality. i'm just speechless because it's perfect. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starrin

records. >> all india, palm leaf was what was available readily.e in the middle east where you would have parchments or scrolls or paper. >> many of their inscriptions are written in the language of many early christians. close to the language spoken by jesus and thomas. so far the oldest dates to 1291. >> what they have achieved so far is very important because for a long time the story of thomas was kind of brushed aside as kind of a mythical legend by the western scholarship. >> certainly, the story about thomas going to india, even if reluctantly from the third century acts of thomas, is a story that suggests that sometimes we simply have to take it on faith and trust. that something happened or else there wouldn't be early indications of christianity in india and, in fact, there are. >> can the testing of his relic believed to be his bone provide scientific evidence to support the tradition that thomas brought christianity to india? >> any such evidence and proof would actually validate the tradition that's been there for nearly >> the time ha

. >>> capitals/maple leafs. capitals best team in the regular season. that zamboni on their back is tough to skate with. tyler b oh zak in overtime, 4-3 and the young leafs with a 2-1 series lead. say it. >>> blackhawks and predators. under four minutes to go in overtime. fiala with the game winner. from a "the name of god is mercy"ed neil. >> predators win it 3-2 and take a lead. he goes by one name, fiala. >> like soccer. bad angle shot bounces off the defender, finds the back. net and ducks win 5-4 and take a 3-0 lead in the series. >>> cavaliers and spurs also winners, both of them up 2-0 in their respective series in the nba. that's all we got, back to you. >> thanks, guys. >>> up next in "the pulse," trapped in the throne. you heard that right. how a woman got her hand stuck in the toilet. >> at least she's smiling. >>> how about kissing a kia. why these people are keeping their lips pressed to a car for days. >>> on our facebook page, the magical tea party between a marine dad and his daughter on atmfans.com. so i thought it might be time to talk

have a good summer maple leaf fans. back to you guys. >> thanks, carol.aps fan in the crowd. but hockey. we also have baseball season right now. nationals have won 9 of their last 11 games. tonight a match-up again the mets. for second straight sweep of the season, yoerorioles fans hoping break out their brooms against the red sox. drama on the field involving manny man manny this is sliding into second baseman dustin pedroia. pedroia hasn't played since then, he will have an mri tomorrow. teammates still not happy about it. six innings, three straight pitches, right at machado's kneecap. there was a warning of that sequence but in the eighth inning this happened, barnes letting one go at manny's head, just misses. you can see, he hits the bat. barnes is tossed out. machado is okay. pedroia could be seen here, telling that's not me. boston avoids the sweep winning 6-2 over o's. >> winning after the 18-point loss to the hawks in game three, still leading 2 games to 1 but after an awful start to last night's game that they couldn't recover from, bradley kno

. >> this caps maple leaf series is one that test allegiance and cardio health. all games have been decided by one goal or fewer. alex ovechkin had a terrifying injury scare. add that to the fact that the caps failed to chose out five of the six series. get me some lipitor or baby aspirin. alex ovechkin injured after a moment in game six, but that's a little l get back. no score. twelve minutes left. shoot it. right in front of austin matthews. one-zero lead, five minutes later, though, laster to marcus, got the mow joe. the second attempt, off the back side of the goal i and game tied one all. a minut skate is denied by hol pee, from a sharp angle try to bank it in a great play. let's send it to over time. the caps in the face of off goes to justin williams. is he going to be the hero again. johansson, right time again, the caps win two-one in over time and clinches the series four-two. once again the caps tolls and penguins in the playoffs. game two in d.c. game three may 1 the series shifts to pittsburgh. the penguins and capitols have met nine times. pittsbur

we are about 30 minutes away from the opening face-off between the caps and leafs.nest, washington was awfully fortunate to get the game one overtime victory thursday night. the hero of that game, toronto native tom wilson, breaking the hearts of his hometown team, his first playoff goal a game winner. the caps know that they can play much better. walton aup with john little bit ago at verizon. how important is it to get off to the good start, drop the hammer tonight? john: i think is important tonight and also for the series. you don't want to give toronto any optimism they have a shot to win the series. they already feel a l and to overtime in their building. they want to squash that tonight and set it up for a good start aim three. head coach barry trotz said this was a little wake-up call for the team. is that a blessing in disguise, thursday? john: we called it a cheap lesson on radio. justin williams comes in with a couple goals, veteran leadership shining through, and find a way to get the win in the playoff series where the first one can set the tone for a l

caps-leafs, game two tomorrow night. why head coach barry trotz believes his team received a wake-up call. plus we go to nationals park. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. scott: you know that saying that defense wins championships? it would help if the nationals paid a little attention to it. the nationals committed seven errors in a three-game series with st. louis, already have nine this year full stop not good. the phillies,inst washington down 2-1. and in a rendon dbl in the 10th, extra innings, daniel murphy goes the other way, bryce harper off at the crack of the bat, racing all the thehome from first, superman slide, yes, sir, the nats win, 3-2 in 10. what a game last night at the verizon center. tom wilson, the game one hero for the caps in overtime, the toronto native breaking the hearts of his hometown team. that's the good news. bad news is the capitals did not play that will and were fortunate to escape with the win. head coach barry trotz believes his team will b

headed downtown tonight this is the capitals playing host to the maple leafs.a sweep of the leafs as the puck drops at 7:00. avoid the hassle. rock the red on metro redline. quickly again, we will move you to the construction for the water main valves. this is something that you want to watch out for. there are load closures in place across the mall from 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. that's the traffic watch for the weekend. i'm julie wright. jonathan: coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- jonathan: if you open from amazon, where does it really come from? they are working with both sides. nancy: fear the turret? that is right. do you wanted to pay attention for this one? jonathan: that is a big turtle. brian will be back in a matter creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivalent of taking close to two million cars off the road. cleaner air and cleaner water. it's good for all of us. dominion. depend on us for more than energy. john: a warning to a

they beat the maple leafs last night in overtime thanks to a goal by justin williams.morrow up in toronto. >>> welcome back in on this saturday. it is 6:30. i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff. williams is being hailed the there hero of the night, but unfortunately there could be an injury we're dealing with. but first, look behind us. a dreary start. a little bit of drizzle to start us off. unfortunately, the rain is here to stay throughout our saturday. we want to check in with storm team 4 meteorologist lauren ricketts. hey, lauren. >>> hey, unfortunately, we havehe rain as you said, angie, most of the day and pretty much through the day tomorrow. some areas will be dry tomorrow but not all. we'll show you what is happening out there right now. we have a few showers out there. and this is going to continue to pull through the area as we go through your saturday morning. unfortunately, we are getting dry spots, but that won't last for long. another batch of rain will continue to move through the area. look at that fog. it is going to be a little on the foggy side as

then racing down ice and deflecting a shot from lars eller into the leaf's net.ne of two goals and an impressive game for number 43. >> it's that time of year. there's some fabulous heroes. not always the ones that you think that are going to be er net and got rewarded. >> i was lucky enough to fulfill them. it's a huge privilege. if you get a chance to play in an nhl game, it's special and playoff game, even better. >> reporter: the caps return to the verizon center friday on a series tied 2-2. >>> 6:51 our time right now. still looking at breaking news on the beltway. >> let's check in with melissa mollet. >> big problem on the beltway. still continuing here this morning. inner loop after 4, we have a five-mile backup. two left lanes now getting by. that really isn't helping very much. take a look at the backup i'm circling for you right now. let's bring in wtop's jack taylor to talk a little bit about this and the work around as well. jack? >> well, the good news is we're hearing from state highway, they've done a fantastic job about moving the and the car ove

the caps and leafs will be back at the verizon center tomorrow. at 5:xx time for a check on the forecast. toss to eileen - unseasonably warm today & tomorrow - thunderstorm chances both days (not severe) - cool & unsettled weekend - rain likely sunday today: partly sunny and much warmer. isolated shower or thunderstorm. highs: 81-85 winds: sw 5 mph tonight: partly cloudy. stray shower. mild. lows: 60-65 winds: ssw 5 mph friday: partly sunny and warm. isolated shower or thunderstorm. highs: 81-86 winds: sw to wnw 5-15 mph coming up - a clothing why retailer "zara" is pulling an item off it's shelves.. plus - the king of cable dethroned. the new response from bill o'reilly after losing his spot at fox news. iowa. the twister knocked down trees and some buildings there in carroll county. and in kansas, the same system bring heavy rain and hail but no major reports of damage. right now - the strongest part of this storm is over michigan. and this morning - more deadly storms hitting columbia. jummy olabanji is at the live desk. evacuations are happeni

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he would show you a leaf and be like, "this leaf will kill you."ouch it, you'll be dead in 20 minutes. and this leaf, which looks exactly the same, will save your life." ( laughter ) "who knows the difference?" >> stephen: you certainly got way more australian just now. ( laughter ) >> it's in there. it's in there. >> stephen: all the time? >> oh, yeah. >> stephen: when does it come out when you get a little something to drink. >> >> , of course, yes. >> stephen: angry. >> angry-- it's terrible when i saw rocco's name. i massacre it. rocco! it's italian, beautiful, rocco. >> stephen: tell me what's going on here. this is obviously the harbor in sydney. what is going on here, and how did he gain so much weight so fast? this is bobby. >> it's a real shame that photo, isn't it? look at that. >> he looks like he's 470 pounds. >> stephen: and, yet, you still look thin. >> he-- look, we climbed the harbor bridge, which is an incredible thing to do, and, unfortunately, it was a kind of windy day, so we got a little back-air coming through. >> stephen: so

to toxic chemicals causes many laborers to suffer acute nicotine poisoning, commonly known as green leafess. we called representative cicilline of rhode island who has previously introduced legislation on this issue. mr. cicilline: they are working in very hot conditions and do things like harvesting tobacco plants as well as applying toxic pesticides, and as a result of this, children were experiencing very serious health consequences. nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, dizziness, light-headedness, sleeplessness while working on tobacco farms. >> nicotine is a both liquid and fall soluble so when workers go into a wet field covered with morning dew they're absorbing more nicotine into the system than usual. these toxins are absorbed and not only have short-term effects such as rashes and wheezing, but also can cause changes in heart rate and difficulty breathing, which can lead to death. we called dr. thomas archery, a director at the center for worker health, to discuss the severity of the health implications for child laborers. >> children aren't just small adults. they're children.

the first guy in line told me he got here at 10:00 a.m., and this entire line is just for maple leaf stand outside and watch the game. they're not getting in the building, but the players know they'll have to battle all these fans and just take care of business on the ice. >> the first time we'll play in toronto for the playoffs and pretty sure the atmosphere is gonna be great. the fans are gonna be loud. >> the fans are passionate a lot of the places we play and playoffs. especially lately. so it's fun, it gives energy, but at the same time, no matter the circumstances, it's all about keeping your focus and keeping your game plan intact. >> you definitely feel the general buzz in the city and even in the rink this morning, there was a lot of excitement. the towels are out there on the seats and we're expecting it's going to be a fun, electric game. and a pretty loud building tot. to have playoff hockey back, and it's going to be on us to take care of the hockey side of things and let the rest take care of itself. >> reporter: and one player on the capitals who knows what it's like t

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wasn't easy, but the capitals are finally moving on after closing out their series with the maple leafs. and they had to do it in hostile territory. game 6 was scoreless for two periods. but in the third-- down by one, the capitals finally get one toronto goalie frederik anderson. that forces the game into overtime. and washington's marcus johansson gets it done, scoring the game winning goal. he scored both of the capital's goals last night. players say it all came down to hard washington advances to the eastern conference semifinals with a date against the penguins. a political shakeup in france. and all of europe may soon feel the impact. more on the breaking news-- that could reshape the european union. plus, stormwatch weather morning. meteorologist eileen whelan is breaking down the rain totals, hour by hour, coming up in her complete forecast. - rainy & cool start to the week - 80s by week's end - warm & muggy weekend ahead today: cloudy and cool with showers. breezy. highs: 55-60 winds: ne 10-15 g 25 mph tonight: cloudy & cool with showers. lows: 49-52 winds: ne 10-15 mph tuesda

the caps took care of business on the road against the toronto maple leafs. lots of offense on display-- but the capitals win 5-4, tying the series at 2 games apiece. the capitals come home for game 5 on friday. and we want to see your washington pride as you root for the wizards and the caps. just take a pic wearing your gear-- and send it in to burst.com slash wjla. bill o'reilly- forced out at fox news. coming up-- what the popular cable news host is saying about the scandal that cost him his job. today & tomorrow - thunderstorm chances both days (not severe) - cool & unsettled weekend - rain likely sun shower or thunderstorm. highs: 81-85 winds: sw 5 mph tonight: partly cloudy. stray shower. mild. lows: 60-65 winds: ssw 5 mph friday: partly sunny and warm. isolated shower or thunderstorm. highs: 81-86 winds: sw to wnw 5-15 mph changes for the military following a huge photo scandal. coming up-- how two branches of the armed forces, are cracking down on revenge porn. plus... when you are on the run from police, you may want to avoid coming up-- how one wom