nassau coliseum up on their feet, going berserk. late third period caps looking to even things up mike green over to nicklas backstrom backy circling fire ins one, scores. backstrom goes off the cross bar and in. second goal of the series caps tie things up at 1. later in the period islanders not going for overtime. right in front, braden holtby says unh-unh, holt just pokes this one away huge save for him, 40 today, here we are in ot didn't take almost long shot easily played by holtby. caps try to clear it. first shot. oh holtby makes a save but he can't get it out. you see right amount right, tavares puts it in net for the islanders. they go on to lead the series now, 2-1. they will play on tuesday, but for now, our carol maloney is in new york. >> reporter: overtime ended in no time but it didn't take long for the caps to look at the cup half full. >> a hostile environment, but played and we love it here you got to embrace it and just have fun out there and try to execute it. we just came up short toward the end. great job in th

, nassau coliseum is from last year. mocking the fact that new yorkers were taking pieces of the coliseum home with them. >> she wasn't kidding. she's taking that chair home. >>> we want to extend huge thanks tonight to everyone who came out for free coffee and donuts today. i missed that. our morning team sent the goodie's food truck out for some sweet treats. if you missed it today, you will have more chances for free goodies. tune in to news4 today this week to find out the food truck's next stop. >> look how happy everyone is. >> it was range and stopped in time for them to get that out there. >> perfect. >> we have a couple showers right now continuing. again, we'll see the strongest of these storms out of here but there is one little area down to the south. this is what i was looking at earlier, towards culpeper county. some of these storms making their way to the north and east. still some lightning and thunder. but tomorrow morning all over. >> happy day. >> that's our broadcast for now. >> thanks for watching, e

. >> in a hostile environment in close surroundings such as the coliseum in nassau, the only guys thathere that are really cheering for you are the 20 guys on the bench. >> reporter: nassau coliseum was electric. the caps hope verizon center will be the same. >> maybe they'll take it personally and get a goal. it's going to be a fun night. >> reporter: but chimera said keep the fun within reason. in the last few days stories surfaced of islander nation taking it a little too far. >> should be able to come to a place and have a good time and cheer for your team and boot other team for sure, but taking it beyond that is pretty absurd. >> reporter: the battle will continue on the ice as well with players throughout the locker room voicing one theme, most porn game of the season to this point -- important game of the season to this point. from kettler iceplex dave owens, wusa9 sports. >>> the washington wizards did what no other postseason team has done yet this post season, win a game on the road. now a new perhaps more daunting challenge stand in their way. win at home. the wiz were just

another first, the capitals beating the islanders in the stanley cup playoffs at nassau coliseum and the series tied at two. caps fans hoping to see alex ovechkin break out tonight. wish granted. karlsson with the wrister scores and the beautiful deflection for the goal. under 20 left in the period. here come the islanders, braden holtby makes the first save and cizikas scores on the rebound. tied at one. new york on attack again, josh bailey and holtby says no. 36 saves in the game. he is unstoppable. this one went to overtime. it lasted longer than 15 seconds this time. nicklas backstrom with it along the boards and turns and first wrist shot and he scores. backstrom with his third goal in three games. none bigger than this. he is on fire. caps win it in overtime 2-1. series tied at two heading back to the verizon center. >> we're too exhausted from watching the overtime playoff hockey to describe it. so luckily we've got the players to do it. >> didn't go our way last game but we won this one so better feeling going back to washington with the series tied. >> huge game, great feel

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 some different challenges along the way, and this is another one where he can be a difference maker. i expect him to be aif difference maker. >> for them right now, it's much easier to play that way with how they want to play. we just have to manage our emotions, control our energy, and do other things rnchtsz a big part of their thing on offense is marcus johanson. had to be helped off the ice in game three. he came back, skated this morning and expects to tough it out again tonight. >> i'm ready to play, and that's all that matters. i want to play tonight. i feel good that i can play. that's all that matters to me. >> reporter: a big hole for the caps with the injured eric fair out. and the rookie andre burk

you won the bid to redo the nassau coliseum. >> we're going to fix up the nassau coliseum. >> who willt act? scott: i' bruce: it's very special. i'm not going to tell. that's the right question. it's already scheduled. it will be a wonderful surprise. liz: well, strie streisand? bruce: it's already scheduled. let's get a great act. we'll have a great one. liz: you've done other things for brooklyn. you've done the low-income housing. and obviously the paramount theater. (?) that rehabilitation matters to a lot of people in brooklyn. bruce: it's a theater from 1936. one of those beautiful theaters that can be restored. half there already. we're going to restore it. it's going to be one of the great venues in this country. liz: how do you think this country is doing? the economy? there's a tendency to get very partisan, especially with an election coming up in 2016. how do you feel we're doing in america? bruce: compared to the rest of the world, we're doing well. how are we doing generally, we've done quite well over the last year. we just need to sustain it. shaky over the last month.

knuckles were flying last night in nassau after the islanders took game six. will be interesting monday night. there will be a lot of shaving tuesday. hopefully the caps look like cavemen after this is over. >> neither team wants to go home, and tomorrow night it will be both teams. the intensity will be up. guys are going to want to play hard, on both sides, and nobody wants to go home right now, but we want to be the team that moves on. robert: when is the last time -- ok, let's talk about nats-marlins, geo gonzales -- gio gonzalez going for his second win. we picked this up at the top of the second. or do we? i guess we don't -- yes, we do. bryce harper goes yard, solo shot, his fifth of the season. the momentum would drop all. bottom of the fifth, giancarlo stanton to center. this days in the air forever finally bounces off the top of the wall. that would be a triple for stanton. that's why they pay him all that money. nats lose 6-2. when is the last time that you saw three super bowl winning redskins quarterbacks in one place? you missed your chance if yo

they did not want to let their last contest at nassau coliseum to be a loss.rot and his players knew they would have their hands full today. this one in the first period. the islanders doing some work. strom takes a hit. leaves the puck for taveras. fires past braden hawpe for the first goal of the game. his second goal of the series. the iltdslanders take a 1-0 lead. 30 seconds remain in the period. halak making the first save. the wrister, we're tied up. still tied at 1, taveras bringing up the ice, watch this hit by alex ovechkin he takes it out. the islanders take a 2-1 lead. later on in the period, the capitols scap capitals look to

they're one win away from moving on and the chance to close the historic nassau coliseum tomorrow.am is looking forward to the challenge. >> it's our job you know. >> we have no problem being the last game here, but we're going to try to do what we can to close out this series and enjoy the process of it. >> yeah i'm going to probably take a chair. >> reporter: all right, some baseball. ryan zimmermann in the lineup tonight despite battling plantar fasciitis. you could tell zim was in pain last night. manager matt williams told the media his first baseman is dealing with it in his left foot. keep an eye on that for tonight. but again, the good news is he is starting at first tonight against the marlins. quickly going back to alex ovechkin's comment about taking the chair, nassau coliseum, they are moving to brooklyn. i was laughing that because i heard of all the things he's won all the awards sawards. he just wants a chair. >> reporter: that place has a long history. i would take one, too. >> >> reporter: big game tonight at the verizon center. club verizon center i should say. it

islanders will battle monday after new york even the series at three games apiece islanders took 3-1 nassau coliseum. caps aren't hanging their heads. >> right there again tonight, one little thing. they get the go ahead. be energized. playing game seven at home. >> we've got to play better than today that's for sure. we've got to be hungrier and play for physical too. >> tip-off republicanters and senators 6:30 verizon center. that's a look at morning sports. hope your sunday is a good one. >>> today one woman will celebrate a huge accomplishment at gw parkway classic. when jamie watts turned 34 years old she decided to run 34 races in one year. she has cerebral palsy. no matter rain shine, however long it takes jamie has completed 33 races. today will be her 34th, the gw parkway classic, a 10-mile run. she's going to be there to finish what she started off. she starts before everybody and she's the last one to finish but you know what she crosses the line. she's done it 34 times this year. >> 34 times a winner. >> there you go. >> got a winner for the rest of the day. >> yes, indeed. no w

. >> after contacting the nassau county district attorney's office, labella introduces susan to an undercoveran. >> nice to meet you. >> i said to the detective if she feels like she can trust you, then she'll open up and talk to you. if she doesn't, then she might get out of the car and walk away. >> on march 3rd, 2010, in eisenhower park in the town of east meadow, the camera rolls as detectives monitor the exchange from a number of surveillance videos nearby. >> i haven't been sleeping. i've been like am i crazy? >> you have the nervousness. you have the obvious picture of someone who's never done this before. doesn't mean they're not capable of doing it. >> let met tell you what my husband did to me. he gave me hpv and it turned into cervical cancer. >> how's he give you cancer? >> because he was screwing around and got hpv. it was sitting in me for three years. >> so she did fight cancer. but there was no way to connect that he gave it to her because she was having affairs and she was living a wilder lifestyle than she let on. it could have happened, you know, in any number of ways. >> i

we had a report of a crash there and one south of that at nassau. nassau unfounded.o 95 southbound at powder mill is the only issue. really not bad we're not seeing the actual crash on the camera. it's too low for that. but just a warning, at 5 south at powder mill that's a still blocking the right lane. we have some road -- and a live look at 66 and we're back in a couple of minutes. >> that --. -- thank you, melissa. >>> today marks the 100 years since the massacre of the armenians at the hands of the ottoman turks. germany has up until now avoided the word charges of genocide is baseless turkey said. pope francis made headlines weeks ago when he called the killings genocide. >>> the family members of the boston marathon bomber are now in the u.s. dzhokhar tsarnaev's relatives could testify on his behalf next week. tsarnaev's lawyers will start presenting their case to the jury in the sentencing phase on monday. they want to spare tsarnaev the death penalty. the prosecution wrapped up with more testimony from victims, including a father pushing his child in a strol

tim: the caps are in new york tonight, sequesters, gearing up for a huge game at nassau coliseum. every trots said that eric fehr will not play after an upper body injury yesterday. suddenly, game for becomes that much bigger. if the caps lose and go down 3-1, i think it's over. and now they are playing shorthanded. the net minding has to get better ovie has to play better, the defense has to be more physical because they have been backing down, and it cannot just be great 8 and the rest of the club knows it. >> we have to find ways to step up. alex is obviously our leader but we need everybody to contribute. tim: pittsburgh, sid the kid got to the arena on time as always. he got to the locker room, it was locked. he got the security guy, but he cannot figure it out. fellas, can you help me out? what, it was open? the night got worse. new york on the attack. bingo, he lights the lamp. the rangers beat the pens, 2-1. basketball, the was earns in canada, playing with house money against the raptors. wizards took the home court advantage in game one. now they have a chance tomorrow n

robert: knuckles were flying last night in nassau as the islanders took game six. nobody wants to go home after game seven or cut their playoff beard. but there will be a of shaving tuesday night. hopefully the caps look like cavemen by the time this is over. >> i have not even thought about the record in game seven. each year, there is a different challenge. i think our team has been good with these challenges. i'm not worried about looking back. just worried about making sure we play well. robert: the caps are 2-5 in game sevens during the alex ovechkin era. offensively, the national showing life. bryce harper hits a fly ball to right. this carries out of the park his fifth of the season. nats take the 1-0 lead. but the momentum drops off. giancarlo stanton it's want the center, stays in the air forever, then bounces off the top of the wall, that is a triple. i think that's why they pay him so much. nats lose five in a row. a walk off by the orioles last night, then this happens. in the third, chris davis drives it straightaway, manny machado will score, adam jon

i'm not really sure how nassau coliseum is going to respond but i'm sure it will be crazy on saturdayht. focus on tomorrow night for wizards/raptors. >> g >>> breaking news out of indiana tonight. several high school students have been injured, some critically after a stage collapsed at a high school. this is it. it happened at westfield high school outside indianapolis. kids were performing in a rock concert when the floor just gave way. indiana state police say at least two people in critical conditrious. we'll have updates on all of this tomorrow morning on our broadcast at news 4 today. >> that's our news tonight. "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon coming up next. >> thanks for watching. hope to see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- chris evans, monty python

tomorrow afternoon, the caps play of the nassau coliseum, game six of the best-of-seven series with the islanders, 3:00 in the afternoon. leon: with that be the perfect cap to the week? come on. tim: my two cents. leon: don't jinx it! alison: speaking of fun, how about flying in style? ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. leon: a new way to travel in style, the first hotel private jet. it is outfitted by the four seasons. the cost, only $132,000 per person. alison: can you avo steve: tomorrow night not going to be pretty, but tomorrow morning some sunshine for a couple hours, then quickly fades. highs only of the upper 50's, rain tomorrow night into sunday morning. we warm up early next week, near 65 tuesday, 70 wednesday. tomorrow the first half of the day, the farmers market, everything, go for it. the rest of the day -- alison: not so much. thank you. jimmy kimmel live is next. ♪ >> dicky: from hollywood, it's “jimmy kimmel live”! tonight. jamie fo

tim: the caps are skating on thin ice in nassau tonight and the wizards go for two in a row in canada. the nats take a step up in competition and see what's in the cards for the rest of the season. and i'll break it down coming up next in sports. tim: all right. let's start with hockey because i believe tonight is a must win situation for the caps on long island. they are down 2-1 games in the best of seven series. if they lose and go down 3-1 games, put a fork in them. so this is it. they can't look ahead. they can't wait to get back into the phone booth. it's got to be right now. right here. tonight. this game has got to be more physical. they've got to skate harder than they have against the islanders all year. ovi has to step up his game and the power play has to be more productive. the caps certainly are capable. >> we know that if we were to be successful and we showed flashes of it in the third period very difficult way to play. so you have to be on top of your game mentally and physically. but when we do we're extremely hard to contain or extremely hard to beat. tim: the wizar

let's go to the nassau coliseum caps and islanders. biggest game of the night, must win are for the caps. nicklas backstrom sings the twine with a b.b. new life. exhale. backstrom gains the split and the caps who were on the edge of the cliff have a little bit of an edge. and robert burton was with the team today. robert: a very upbeat skate around this morning after last night's overtime heroics. the caps are now tied with the islanders 2-2 and the momentum is once again in their favor. you can credit 1/3 of last night's d.c. trifecta to nicklas backstrom. today, players told us they're not surprised that backstrom was the hero. >> he's everything that you want to play. stuff like that. >> but when you can get your star players getting points and getting confidence then it's good for your team. >> the caps have to focus their attention on game five. puck drops at 7:00. the caps could take a 3-2 lead. at ketler with the caps robert burton, abc 7 sports. robert: thank you very much. and there's been so much said about tim tebow and his

they head to long island hoping to close down the nassau coliseum in game six. >> he wants to learn and he listens more than anybody i know and he's like a sponge. he soaks it all in and he basically won the game for us. tim: game six tomorrow afternoon. that will be at 3:00. the nats start a 10 game road trip in miami tonight. jordan zimmerman on the heels for the nats. ryan zimmerman may get the night off to rest his sore foot. maureen: good luck to them. doug: all right. it's clear out there. it's going to get cold. frost advisory and freeze warning is farther north towards the maryland and pennsylvania border. as we get through tonight, range of temperatures 30 to 41 degrees with clear skies. steve rudin will have more information on the timing of the rain. start off with some sunshine in the morning but late tomorrow into sunday morning, he'll give you the timing. maureen: it's almost >>> breaking news as we come on the air. the baltimore police coming on the air with new video. the suspect with the nearly severed spine, they never put him in a seat belt. >>> 35 million in the path

. >> the capitals did have a chance to close down nassau chris um -- coliseum in style. they are 1-3 in game seven since 2010. let's look at how things went down today. plenty of banners at nausea cos ileum. tafres and gets steam rolled by ovechkin and sending it in and he beated braden holpy, they did add an empty net goal and beat the caps forcing a game seven on monday at verizon center. now coming up in sports we'll have more from new york plus the wizards also gearing up for a closeout game this weekend. i'll tell but that in a bit. from the live desk i'm jason pugh new york sports. >>> comcast is leading volunteers at a local school. a big difference students can expect when they come back to class. >> and we're days away from a landmark argument before the supreme court on marriage. today some made their sure message was loud and clear. >> find out what >>> about a dozen families were jolt add wake in -- jolted awake in the middle of the night in burtensville on blackburn lane. someone was spoking in their bedroom on the third floor. they toss add side some smokin

that was here at verizon center, but they're heading back to long island to nassau county coliseum. they know they can close out the series with a win tomorrow in the place affectionately called fort never lose. it will be easy with that crowd and the islanders' backs against the wall. the caps don't expect them to be pushovers. >> they're a very good hockey team. game six is going to be very difficult. we have a lot of respect for them. >> they're fighting for their lives. the building will be rocking. i think it will be a fun night. we got to take advantage of it and play the same way tonight. there's no reason we can't play the same way tonight in that game. >> reporter: wizards/raptors tonight game three. we have fans waiting to come in. the doors open in 40 minutes or so single chair has a t-shirt on it that says d.c. rising in red, white and blue, america's colors. we are in the nation's capital. so hopefully it's going to be loud and while and crazy in here a little bit later tonight. we'll have all the highlights tonight coming up tonight at 11:00. >> okay. >> that's it for

. >> they don't want to lose at nassau coliseum. >> the momentum is back in thei >>> we've had warm days and weekends. tomorrow we get them together. >> and we haven't seen this warm of a weekend since september 28th of last year. everybody get excited. ♪ there is no royal blood in this country. nothing is reserved for anyone. it's all just out there... ...waiting... ...for someone to reach out... ...and take it. and the ones who do... ...these are the kings and queens of america. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jeremy piven -- ariana grande -- tech expert john topolsky and

followed by the caps and islanders for game three at nassau coliseum at 12:00 on nbc 4 so lots hockey to get to this weekend. wizards also getting ready for the playoffs. they will face a toronto raptors team that's 4-0 against them this year. there's already some game one drama after paul pierce said that the raptors don't have that quote, it factor but enough talk. both teams now ready for action and the wiz don't mind starting on the road. >> we've got great confidence playing on the road not only with what we did last year but we've felt confidence this year whenever we went on the road. >> when you're on a roll you've got to try to get that first game and try to send a statement the first game this is what we're all about. we mean business and that's what we're going to try to do you know. just like a fighter in a boxing match. want to come out and throw the first punch and make the first hit and make a statement. >> like that throw the first punch. >>> finally the wnba draft, number one overall puck wag jewell lloyd, remember her, from notre dame and ally mallot for the mystics

sunday you see areas developing in marin, nassau counties. by 9:00 in the morning, any easter egg hunt you can expect it for the east bay, south bay and peninsula. once we are past 9:00 and 10:00 in the morning, we should undergo a break. we aren't expecting a heavier rain fall for sunday afternoon. through monday's forecast showers develop but really the largest storm system we are tracking over the next few days will be arriving as we head throughout tuesday's forecast. from the morning hours, right into the afternoon as well. so how much rain fall could we pick up? it is right in line with what we saw yesterday. higher in some cases. possibly throw o to 3/4 irj. right up into the north bay as well. if you are just tuning in rb rain fall for your easter weekend. dry saturday. wet weather by sunday. monday little bit of a break in the action. by tuesday, that is the strongest storm in the mixed force with possibly isolated thunderstorms. by the way, 2 to 5 inches sun diand monday. we've got it all. >> we've got it all. >> for the first time

. >>> next story, i'm canadian and i would say nassau. aeh. extra terrestrial life will be discovered by 2025. >> i think we're going to have strong indications of life beyond earth within a decade and have definitive evidence within 20 to 30 years. we know where to look. we know how to look. in most cases we have the technology. and we're on a path to implementing it. so i think we're definitely on the road. what is more exciting is we can bring you along with us. >> was she definitely the most qualified person for that job? >> she's way too together. >> remember the first nasa guy, he wouldn't fix his hair? >> that is a genius. geniuses have to be weird. >> andy, all right, this freaks me out. my dad is a total skeptic. he's a mathematician and physicist. he believes in alien life forms, because he goes mathematically it has to be because the universe is infinitely large so there has to be an infinite amount of things. i know it makes sense as an argument but i don't understand how there can be this planet earth but then andy andy, andy. is

and, we at nassau have been working on it for more than 15 years, we have a different vehicle that would a fully reusable vehicle but the investments are just too high. because the technology and propulsion were not advanced enough. the private sector is innovating to do this on a ship in the ocean because they cannot get the capability to get licenses to land on land. this is a great innovation. so, of course we reused the space shuttle engine that came back and refurbished them to fly again. at the space shuttle took a number of parts that were expendable, bus the cost continue to be too large to really be sustained for these long-term plans that we have in space. emily: if this will happen, do you think it is just a matter of time, how much time? lori: within the next year, elon will have landed spacex successfully, so starting that reusability, they have six launches now, they are in a 12 launch contract. to the space station. i think people will be going on competitors vehicles with boeing in the next couple of years. emily: lori garver in washington, and our bloomberg editor at lar

according to nassau, it is at 5% of where it normally would be.take a look at this asounding photo. this was an image taken by a nasa satellite in 2005, roughly around march 31st. you can see how lush the landscape is and how much snowfall there was across the sierra nevada mountain ranges. skip forward by ten years. look at the stark difference, bone dry in california and nevada. very little snow cap. remember, the snow cap mountains are so important because the run off helps fill off the reservoirs to the drinking water. isa, it looks as if we have snow coming just in time for the end of winter. back to you. >> before you go, how much rain in california? >> just under an inch in los angeles but upwards of two inches from san francisco northward to redding and the border of oregon. >> much needed water. thank you very much, derek. >> you're welcome. >>> just ahead, a tail of terror and resourcefulness. a student tells how she survived a kenya university massacre. plus, new challenges syria places. isis rebels move further into the country. i'm ca

tom nelson who runs a website was engaged in an on-line feud, my favorite kind, with nassau climate scientist. he created a graph of the earth's temperatures over time. schmidt replied "that graph is crap. as i frequently pointed out. not even you can take it seriously." his use of the word was fine. he said is this crap too? he deleted the post. twitter promptly success spended his -- success spended his account. in other feuds. >>> you know what i just realized? a rooster is a chicken. you don't really look at that. and a thumb is a finger. you have five of them. >> let's cut the crap. i am canadian and that's a southern name. we are 3,000 miles away. >> from detroit. >> exactly. >> let's cut the crap. is the earth's climate changing and would it be changing in that exact same way if human beings did not exist? >> it is always changing. you have weather. what you have we will use the state of michigan. if not for the failure to adapt to climate change it wouldn't have been created. the earth has rhythms and cycles. to think we can change it by an act of will or appetite on the part of the g

. >> disturbing claims made against a nassau high school coach landing him behind bars. a student said julian vargas kept asking to have sex. he sent a picture of his genitals. now police are asking if there are other victims. >> 16,000 students will have to be turned away tomorrow morning. they are shutting down campuses. including heald college, in milpitas, can blind-sided students. >> i went on-line to see if anything was mention bed it. i was able to log in to my classes. nothing was mentioned about school closing or classes closing, nothing. >> the for-profit college network let students know today. >> i'm pissed. to say the least. because now i have all of my loans that are going to come due. >> lots of loans and still no degree. the company said it is working to help students continue their education with other schools. however, laguna says so far the only advice she received is to stop by and pick up her transcripts. >> the man in a deadly rampage in a car three years ago is going back to court. the capital murder trial of james holmes. holmes killed 12 people a

the buyer was an undercover nassau police detective. >> this is a man who was going to vigorously defendharges. >> reporter: ma saw police second a second day at the doctor's sand point home wednesday. prosecutors say a search there turned up 100 guns, a hand grenade and table full of knives hidden in a secret room behind a bookcase. >> i don't believe this. it's like a nightmare for our family. >>> news4 at 5 starts now with jim and wendy. >>> developing tonight, the man behind that infamous air mail delivery is free to fly home. new at 5, why a judge will let him go back to florida. what's next in this case? >> reporter: we spend tons of money to protect the air space in our city. tons of money. so how did a guy on a flying bicycle end up on the capitol lawn? >>> and a new career for a former d.c. councilman, and this will catch your attention. jim graham now operating a strip club. our tom sherwood explains just how this happened new at 5. >>> but first, tonight the pilot who got our attention with that bizarre low-flying stunt along the national mall has some new marching orders. jet

. >> 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 what happened there and the u.s. of. >> more police officers stand watch at a philadelphia subway station after a violent teen brawl. some may find this video disturbing. we warp you. about a dozen teams are seen beating two others tuesday afternoon. a girl videotaped this. the attack lasted just over a minute. police arrived gist after the teens took off. the victims never reported it. police are now working to track down the teens behind th

nassau coliseum living up to its reputation of having the roudiest fans in the league. the caps know they will combat that with an early goal though they haven't been able to score the first game the entire series. a lot of pressure going into tonight's game four. is it taking an emotional toll? well, the sounds of sweet music coupling from the caps' locker room would suggest no. you'll hear it for yourselves on news4 at 5. carol maloney, back to you. >> we'll see you then. thanks so much. i think they'll do it, too. >> let's hope so. >> we got sweet sunshine veronica. can we get more? >>> we'll get more toward the end of the week. we've got to move through some showers first. i know i said showers and showers. meteor showers in the offing for this evening, especially after midnight. let's focus on the rain showers first that will be moving into the area. take a look. we could see a little sprinkle or two up across the maryland/p.a. border, maybe a little farther south along frederick county, maryland. washington county too, we've got a weak ripple advanced to the east.

second straight overtime game here at nassau coliseum and the caps win this one in thrilling fashion. 11 minutes into overtime niklas backstrom has the puck. he takes it up and fires a shot and he scores. the game winner. caps take this one, 2-1. they're coming back to d.c. with a series tied at two games apiece. >> it's a good job by him in front of the net there. without him there, it wouldn't be a goal. >> game five thursday at 7:00 p.m. until then, you might want to keep that heart medication handy. >> i mean seriously, carol. watching those games in overtime, my kids want to stay up and watch -- no. it's not ending until 10:00 at night. >> good for their health not to watch. >> yeah. >>> 5:21 our time right now. 56 degrees as we look over the district this morning. a lot of you waking up to cooler temperatures than that right now. >> meteorologist chuck bell weather and traffic on the ones. chuck, are we going to get warmer today? >> we will warm up. this will be the warmest day of the next seven. so don't get too used to the mild weather. our average high this time of the year,

. >> reporter: nassau coliseum, a tough place to get a win. >> reporter: let's move to basketball, theards starting their playoff run which takes place in toronto tomorrow, they take on the raptors at 12:30. the wiz will try to do something they haven't done all season, beat toronto. they're 0-3 against the raptors, not all bad despite an early season blowout. toronto needed overtime in the second game and they won the third game by just two points. the wiz kids not worried about the past because this is the playoffs, and this is a different animal. >> regular season matters but now the playoffs here they don't matter. you know it's a totally different style of basketball, totally different intensity level totally different atmosphere. everything is different. two different teams and we'll see who wants it the most. >> everybody is 0-0 in the playoffs. doesn't matter if you lost 5-0 to a team. now every game counts, every possession matters. everybody is trying to win. it all means a lot to go as far as you can. trying to win games. >> reporter: finally, the nats, max scherzer hoping t

we'll go back out live to nassau coliseum before the caps take the ice against the islanders. >>> wetinue 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 first place. >> reporter: local lawmakers demonstrating in annapolis calling on governor hogan to release $68 million in school funding. if they don't, it will affect prince george's and montgomery county schools >>> tonight the justice department says it will open its own investigation into the case of freddie gray. he's the man who died after suffering a severe spinal injury while in police custody in baltimore earlier this month. we get the latest now from jane miller. >> reporter: footage from the city's crime camera system from the morning of april 12th shows a man running down the street. it is the reason 25-year-old freddie gray was pursued by police. according to the report police wrote, gray fled unprovoked upon noticing police presence. police caught up to gray a

more playoffs with the caps going against the islanders at nassau coliseum and make no mistake about are on thin ice. if washington loses tonight, it will be almost impossible to come back from a 3-1 deficit to the isles. i look at this game as a must win situation. the capitals have to play with incredible urgency. they have to be physical. make it a messy game and limit the penalties. force new york into mental errors and then make the power play count. face-off there is 7:30. all right, the redskins have been working out together on a volunteer basis as we close in on o.t.a.s. the april 30th draft as well. wide receiver deshawn jackson took time out to visit an elementary school today in northeast to talk to the kids about anti-bullying. the students like i'm being bullied here. the students love their heroes and they love the visits but deshawn talked about r.g. iii and he talked about one of the greatest comebacks seasons of all time so wait to see what we have in store with the redskins this fall. it's going to be interesting if everybody believes like deshawn does. really. sco

must-win for the caps because they do not want to go back up to new york, go to long island, play at nassau coliseum down two games. >> 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

nassau coliseum getting ready to close. be good if it closed tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 p.m.uys in red, white and blue winning. we'll see. coming up, promising research in the fight against breast cancer. alison: push for clinical trials on alison: "7 on your side" to talk about being one step closer to proving a virus causes breast cancer. leon: researchers hope they'll be able to develop a vaccine to prevent it. sam sweeney spoke with the doctor that spearheaded this research. sam: up until now, breast cancer has been thought of as a disease that doctors cure. now, some researchers say they may be able to prevent the disease all together. one woman every 20 seconds is diagnosed with breast cancer around the world. now, dr. kathleen ruddy of the breast health and healing foundation says she has converging and compelling evidence that suggests a virus similar to h.i.v. causes breast cancer. now, dr. ruddy is on capitol hill today demanding attention to her research. her goal is to raise awareness of this research but also money to begin clinical trials on a vaccine that has b

he hit six points in four games including the overtime winner the other night in the nassau coliseum. he had an nhl leading 60 assists during the season and his playmaking proficiency has made a difference in this series against the islanders. meanwhile, robert burton has been with the caps and he's got this report. robert: on tuesday, a clutch performance by the caps but now it's about putting that in the past. >> any time you have an overtime win, you know, the atmosphere in the dressing room here is great, you know guys come in and they're happy. we have to know that we're in the shorter series now. robert: when you talk playoffs it's about momentum and players say if they can build on uncle mo they'll be just fine. >> >> win one more and you're in a huge hole and win one back and you can win the series and win the stanley cup. all of a sudden it snowballs, you know. >> what it takes you have to stay in the moment and knowing that you stay with the game plan. and believe in that. you'll get your chances. robert: with the caps robert burton, abc 7 sports. tim: thank you very much. m

. >> nassau celebrates the silver anniversary of one of its best known projects.we have those stories coming up. >> here's a quick look at your seven-day. we are going to see temperatures cool off a little bit but i'm going to be tracking the showers when they arrive to your area and when do they get out of here? right in time for people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. every cup has a story... dunkin' k-cup packs are my life. we're a good fit. a single serving for myself. it's pretty special. it is like having a dunkin' store in my home which is what i've always dreamed of. get two boxes of dunkin' k-cup packs for $16.99. your coffee, your dunkin'. >>> welcome back. i'm first alert meteorologist allyson rae. 6:25. happy wednesday and happy earth day. we're looking at a couple of showers approaching the maryland panhandle. these areas to the north and west y

carolyn: i grew nassau county, not you.is: that meeting with joe and carolyn did not go at all how i thought it would. how did that feel? carolyn: ...awesome. lemonis: [ laughs ] the good news is, is that i feel like carolyn made peace and she got over what she needed to get over. so if there's a golden nugget to take away from that very crazy meeting, it's that i feel like she can move forward now. what do you say we get back to work? carolyn: okay. lemonis: we're gonna make a lot of money. this is one of the biggest and most rewarding transformations that i've ever done. when i got here, the lighting was horrible. i replaced the old, dirty skylights with double-paned glass that really lets the light through. i added a new lighting system, and i also added chandeliers. i replaced the old ripped and broken chairs with brand-new seating for both comfort and style, and the old product display was disorganized and cluttered, so i added new backlit displays so our new product really stands out. carolyn: hey, doesn't this look a

the winds nassau to story and more talking about the heat the tech look at the they part forecast this time to noontimes sunny and warm will be in the ultimate seven is at that point most of his to will be right in the temperatures 80 to 82 the forecast in general are on the bay to that the pacific as the into for check come up in about 15 minutes do not forget and all it the very latest on the kron 4 global application. >>george: is a good thing we don't have much to talk about so far this morning because traffic is still pretty like a we are not tracking any hot spots for your trip around the bay you will still enjoy an easy ride your trip to the san mateo bridge this is highway 92 and, as was said mycology's this is the westbound 92 ride we turn the camera to show you their approach coming over from no back of looking from the 11 minute trip time notice the right and lane decided to slow enough cash customers at the toll plaza here is the bay bridge ride westbound you concede that the middle class are not yet turnon and likely will be within the next 10 to 12 minutes we are not trac

stanyar: the second circuit in league of women voters of nassau county explained that lower courts canformed directly by an outright reversal of an earlier decision or they can be informed indirectly by doctrinal developments. so they held or what we would say is that here are the doctrinal developments are the way that this court is informed, and, therefore, this court can make the call, this court can make the call despite baker and every court in the country has ruled this way on baker. >> that wasn't true on the first and second circuit for windsor. >> before windsor, right? >> windsor is doctrinal development, the most doctrinal development that we have, it's a recognition of the same-sex marriage case. it's the degree that i would argue doctrinal development case. judge sutton: lawrence and roemer were doctrinal development. i think you rely on those cases. ms. stanyar: we do. judge sutton: that didn't fall through their view to look at this? ms. stanyar: it didn't alter the sixth circuit -- judge sutton: in the second circuit's view before windsor? one of those cases was windsor

will battle out monday after new york even the series at three games apiece islanders took it 3-1 at nassauiseum. the caps aren't hanging their heads. >> we're right there again tonight. one little thing and they get the go ahead and we're chasing them. so reenergize home for game seven, we're excited about playing game seven at home. >> we've got to play learn today. we've got to be hungrier got to play more physical too. >> tip-off between raptors and wizards 6:30 from verizon center today. that's a look at your morning sports. hope your sunday is a good one. >> all right. let's go caps wizards. wizards can wrap it up tonight. >> let's go sun. >> let's go sun. okay. >> i'm rooting for sports team she's rooting for weather. >> know your audience. going to return? >> mid-60s, 10 degree jump from yesterday, back into the 70s midweek and near 80 next weekend. >> can you explain to us why this forecast has been going backwards? >> i've got two words, polar vortex. >> really? >> why it's going to be cold. >> you weren't supposed to say that word. >> what's the song. ♪ blame canada ♪ that's wher

the spell checked change it to nassau. she wrote how many delegates to the bahamas have? sure if we will go for a single one of them. it is an honor to be here. thank you, jennifer for inviting me. it is great to see scott brown. we wish he would come back. [applause] sen. rubio: we miss him in the senate gym. one of the few people who worked out. everybody else is there to watch "morning joe" on the tv. you have a great senator and kelly ayotte, someone i have worked with and she is phenomenal. you must send her back. [applause] sen. rubio: so -- running for president is a decision at that one makes after a lot of thought, prayer, and consideration. i spend the time inc. about it. what i conclude is one important thing and i want to share with you tonight. i believe with all of my heart where on the verge of another american century. i believe america's greatest days are around the corner. and more than anything else factories compelled me to run. if we do certain thing, our children will be the most prosperous. that is important. it is important to remember where we are

the spellcheck changed it to nassau. she wrote back, how many delegates does the bahamas have? i'm not sure, but we will go for every single one of them. it is an honor to be here. thank you, jennifer, for inviting me. it is great to see scott brown. we wish he would come back. we miss him in the senate gym. one of the few people who worked out. everybody else is there to watch "morning joe" on the tv. you have a great senator in kelly ayotte, someone i have worked with, and she is phenomenal. you must send her back. and i hope we will do everything we can to see that happens. so running for president is a decision that one makes after a lot of thought, prayer, and consideration. i spent the time thinking about it. what i concluded is one important thing, and i want to share with you tonight. i believe with all of my heart we are on the verge of another american century. i believe america's greatest days are around the corner. that is the reason that compelled me to run. if we do certain things, our children will be the most prosperous that have ever lived. that is important. i