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for more ideas for your weekend, logon to the "around town" section of nbcwashington.com or the going out guide on washingtonpost.com. >>> we're working on several new stories this afternoon for news 4 at 4:00 and news 4 at 5:00. what's considered junk lying around your house may not be junk to someone else. you'll have some everyday items around your home that are worth some cash. news 4 tonight at 4:00. then at 5:00, profiting on money know-how. take the liz quiz to see if your mind is financially fit. those stories and all the day's news coming up starting on news 4 at 4:00 p.m. >>> let's get a final check on today's forecast. chuck bell is in the storm center for us now. chuck? >>> thanks, barbara. beautiful weather in store for us and our friends across the northeast, new york, rhode island, massachusetts, finally a little break in the action coming down. providence, rhode island, finished up the month of march with 16.3 inches of rain. 16.3 inches just in the month of march. i went back and even though you can't really compare our weather to theirs all the time, the wettest mont

intruders from china broke into systems giving access to multiple google services with just one logon. the passwords of gmail users were not involved. but still, the information may help hackers find other vulnerabilities at google. >> it sounds like google wasn't the only company hit. numerous others had the same problem. >>> coming up on this tuesday morning, an overnight earthquake area not used to shaking ground. >>> plus, we will visit the top of the iceland volcano, covering parts of that nation in a thick layer of ash. >>> and one of apple's most closely-guarded secrets, left behind in a bar. >>> now, for a look at morning road conditions. snow-covered roads in the sierras and cascades today. wet on i-5 from san diego to seattle. and on highways from kansas to south dakota. rain also on i-95 and other roads in orlando, atlanta, chattanooga and charlotte. >>> if you are flying today, expect delays in seattle, san francisco, l.a., salt lake city and vegas. in the east, charlotte and atlanta. >>> this is something you really have to see. the volcano erupting in iceland is strength

that's at 4 logon abc 7. >> that is a picture of interstate 270, an indication of thick fog that's in lots of parts of town. take it easy. traffic and weather every 10 minutes. let's go to tim brant for the sports report. >> what a night in montreal? washington got a 6-3 win. for the first time in a decade to the capitals were up three games to one in the series. watch this. 1-0, washington. in the second period, they were short-handed, down two-tied at two. the critical third. still tied at two in fourth. alex ovechkin. how do you stop this? ovechkin had two goals. they've been at 6-3. three games to one. >> the big message is that it's not over. we cannot start looking at what's happening in other series and taking games lightly, the team we are going to win, because i know some players on that team have a lot of pride. >> game 5 is tomorrow night in a phone booth. >> this year the nfl draft moves to prime time. at the big apple. the fourth overall selection. only four picks total, accused of any team. if the skins don't trade down in exchange for more, they are expected to "draft q

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logon to newsweek.com for more. and tomorrow, have intelligence reforms made the country any safer?to congresswoman jane harmon, joins us at 1:00. >>> and developing now on msnbc, tiger woods set to speak just minutes from now from augusta, georgia. it's the first press conference since the sex scandal put his career on hold. >>> and we're just minutes away from woods' first open question-and-answer press conference since of course the explosion of all the publicity over his extra marital affairs. nbc's kerry sanders live in augusta for us. kerry, let's talk about what we're going to see because this is, i mean, he had that statement and we're watching now pictures of tiger in his practice round today, this is the first time that he will answer questions but the reporters who will be there are reporters who were credentialed for the masters. is that correct? >> indeed, it's the reporters, andrea. >> reporter: it's the reporters who are credentialed for the masters before tiger even announced this is where he was going to do his comeback. so that means it's primarily sports reporters

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. >>> logon to michellesigona.com for more on this story. >>> an average of 22% of americans polled since obama took office say they trust the government always or most of the time. that is a far cry from the 68% of americans who trusted the government during the kennedy and johnson administration. we have a political reporter with "the washington post." karen, good morning. good to see you. >> hi, alex. >> what is behind this drop in trust? is it we're dealing with a different kind of government or are we a different kind of public? >> the good news in the report is that people do still trust the postal service and the military. but i think if you read deeply into the data, you see a couple of things going on. one is that this is in part a reflection of the fact that people are feeling a lot of stress in their own lives. economic stress. they see they've got problems and they don't necessarily see that government is actually dealing with their problems. they believe it doesn't operate well. it's inefficient. it wastes their money. and ultimately doesn't do what they need it to do. >> oka

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logon to the "just fans" part or him. he's not trying to be egotistical. he says it was a ploy.test ends this sunday. shockey insists it is not a date. not a date. just dinner, according to shockey. he's not looking for love on the internet. >> okay. just dinner. that's what they always say. >> exactly. >> thank you very much. >>> they got this close, but the "national enquirer" did not walk away a pulitzer prize. the tabloid magazine was nominated in two categories for breaking the news about john edwards' affair with rielle hunter. "the new york times" picked up the award instead. still, "the enquirer's" executive editor said the nominations helped their credibility around the world. >>> a box office recount now has "clash of the titans" as the number-one movie. figures were so close over the weekend that the final tallies from studios were actually looked at. "titans" earned $26.6 million. beating "date night," which got $25.2 million. "how to tame your drinkingon" was third with nearly $25 million. >>> here's some stories to watch for in your "morning express" planner. at 9:

. >> reporter: we logon to a typical facebook account.res, friends' listings, then we go on to a popular restaurants and shopping guide, yelp, and it said facebook is using yelp to personalize your experience. i ask what that means, i ask nick o'neal of allfacebook.com who monitors facebook trends. >> rather than we telling yelp what my facebook account is, they'll know by default when i show up what my facebook account i.d. is. >> reporter: when you say what your facebook account i.d. is, does that mean your name, your friends' list and other things like that? >> yes, with that account i.d. they can then access my name and my friends' list and any other public information that facebook has shared about me. >> reporter: things like webs you visited, product brands you like, that's all part of a new agreement facebook is testing out with yelp, and the music listen website pandora and microsoft docs.com, when contacted by cnn, a facebook representative said the information is already publicly available and their users okay. pt out of the sh

something that could help, register on the do not call registry, to do that logon to www point donotcall.com>> this morning d.c. council member jim graham says more changes need to be made in response to last month's mass shooting last month when four teenagers were gunned down. initially police accused a 14-year-old boy of being the getaway driver. those charges were dropped. officials say that teenager had a long list of previous offenses. graham says this highlights longstanding problems with the juvenile justice system. >> there's no sense of consequence waiting for them. so why not commit a crime? why not carry a weapon? all this is really leading to us having more violence, more youthful violence and a lot of wasted lives. >> graham is now proposing new legislation to help improve communication between police, the courts and juvenile services department. it would also include a commission that would make recommendations on how those departments could better share information on youth offenders. >>> another deadly shooting took place in southeast washington last night. >> this one happe

." >> or logon to "the new york times" site. >> he helps get me there.an bet that "the new york times," "the washington post," the people investigating government stories, are going to always end up in the playbook. actually, sometimes will get me to cross the street to get my "new york times" on days where i wouldn't normally do it. >> absolutely. i would emphasize this, i mean, mike dominating an incredibly powerful niche. it is a niche. we're talking about 30,000, since this story came up, several hundred thousand -- several thousand more, readers. these are readers who book cable shows. these are readers who write editorials in the next day's newspapers. these are network -- >> these are readers that walk into the oval office with the morning brief. >> similar to our audience you. >> may see a "new york times" headlines or other headlines and cease ort of guiding you into what you're reading during the day. that's power. >> yes. that's a good way of putting it. >> you just said something, not to talk too much about ourselves, because you know i'm a h

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