caps fall to the rangers. we are live at verizon center with reaction from the team. >> announcer: news 4 at 11:00 starts now. >> it's been a heartbreaking mother's day for one family in montgomery county. an older couple killed at their home in rockville. when victims didn't show up for a family gathering a loved one discovered their bodies at their home on ridge drive. news 4s darcy spencer joins us live. darcy, what are you hearing about this couple? >> reporter: well chris, let me first start by saying we are 11 hours into this investigation. montgomery county police are still here on the scene. the house is just beyond the trees here behind me. we are still being kept away from the scene a little bit. as you said everyone i speck tooke to spoke highly of the couple and they're just in shock. >> reporter: tragedy discovered at this beautifully landscaped home on ridge drive in rockville. a 67-year-old woman and 65-year-old husband found dead. their body discovered by relatives when they didn't show up for

a ranger. that will allow us then to baseline the standards that are required through the pretesting. there was a pre-ranger phase. and for applications throughout the mls. the occupations goals. -- mos, the occupation goals. it's not necessarily going to be the be-all end-all. there are several phases. if you can eliminate it from a phase there's an opportunity to come back and retry. we certainly hope that they want to retry in the future. to get the ranger tab that they would. because of that, there is no penalty, we're just excited. >> i guess i would just add on -- juliet: i guess i would just add there is no simple answer. any request has to have rigorous justification and be based on this skills and knowledge needed to do the job. what i will tell you it will be multilayered. it is not a binary answer. it will be thoroughly reviewed and discussed across the department before any decision is made there. host: what about the issue of critical mass? general van ovost: that has been -- each

in the third, the rangers on the attack, marty st. louis denies, but rick nash puts home the rebound. rangers lead 3-1. the caps are down 4-1 but show some life. ward lights the lamp. it is now a one goal game for stop later in the third, one last push by the caps, alex ovechkin streaking down the ice he shot denied. one of lunqdqusit's 34 saves. >> is just frustration. the goal tonight was to knock them out. the adversity. >> that's probably not the path when you are up 3-1 that you want to take, but at the same time it's a great opportunity in game seven to find out this team very well. >> we had the opportunity to move on. game seven, we will have to use the momentum. robert: hoops, you can still hear the buzzer after paul peters's game-winner -- after paul pierce's game-winner last night. he did it again last night to lift the wizards. john wall did not practice today, but he burst the floor after the game, something he probably should not be doing. rather than give us an update on his status come it looks like he is making progre

and he said ashley, you are a ranger -- your ranger brothers will be out there continuing the mission. you will not be forgotten. no one in this book is spoke of me did it because they they should do anything that had -- that should be remembered. they spoke with me because they did not want their teammates forgotten. because ashley white's obituary led with she was a number of the north or lannett national guard. but her mother said that is not which he died doing. he died doing on a mission she believed in alongside the best of the best and we are incredibly proud. so all of that was behind the story of how i came to write this book and the two last thing going to leave you with on the book, and then a camera to talk to you in this panel, is that this was an incredible team of all-stars. it was not just ashley steen. -- team. first of all, you're going to look around and you won't be able to believe your eyes. they're all these incredible powerful women that we do not know where serving in the united states. second of all, and her team you had the west point track start. another wes

there are a lot the park rangers do that police auftsers don't do. the police officers do park code enforce. and basic use conflicts and frankly they open things and close things and make sure that permit td and sometimes non permitted events are safe. there are a set of skills there isn't much overlap and there are a lot of things sfpd does that we are not permitted to do. we work in tandem. the best example of that are in golden gate park we have park and richmond station that invests a significant amount of resources in helping in the park. i also say where we work together is on programming a little more. we work together [inaudible] on the teen outdoor experience. at gar field and hurts and our district staegzs many have park officers who park cars that deal with park issues at the various stations. in a good time in that we have really good communication with the captains and the cuman staff. it isn't the solution. >> then jirs finally and i'll leave it to other colleagues, what trends are we seeing in term ozf vandalism in the parks 1234 i kno

that could be rangers or seals were special forces would some of you remember and that was the idea. in one of the early stages i think a lot of people remember the most is more than 200 women apply for the program at about 100 come to this not very nice hotel called the line art in on fort rag. it's not posh the way you san franciscans think of hotels. they all causes landmark and they have the same moment in the breakfast room where he had the waffle maker and the metal milk machine and they would look around and you have never had a moment when you have been around them and who were as hungry as ambitious as driven and as really committed to doing something that mattered as they were. they all have this kind of moment where they had been so used to being only giraffe at the zoo that they didn't know they were more people like them. so what follows from that motel experience is what is called 100 hours of hell. that was the past that they have to face because 110 women come and 50 are going to make it. 100 hours of hell was a series of mental and physical tests climbing 30 but whil

she said yeah there was this lieutenant who was out there and she was on a night raid alongside ranger regiment special operations team. if you look at her obituary at actually says that she's a member of the north carolina national guard but if you keep reading it tells you the story of what she was actually doing the night she died. she was part of the special operations team. i said, how is that possible? the combat ban is still on. i certainly knew afghanistan from the privilege of writing but i had never known that women were out there with special operations teams. and so three questions immediately popped into my mind. who are these people? what were they doing out there? and why is the country do we have no idea that women were out there seeing the kind of combat that the united states military sees while the combat ban was still officially in place. if you came in afghanistan you would know there were a lot of women that you would see on airplanes or on patrol but he didn't necessarily know what was it was they were doing and he certainly didn't know that they were on those ki

it could be rangers or seals or combat forces. that was the idea. in one of the early things that i think people remember is that more than 200 women applied for the program and a hundred to this not very nice hotel in fort bragg. it's not a posh hotel like you send for skins think of posh hotel. so they come to breakfast where they have a walkable maker and they've never had a moment where they've been around women who are as hungry and ended ambitious and driven and really committed to doing something that mattered, as they were. they all had a moment where they had been so used to being the only giraffe at the suit that they didn't know there were more people like them. so what follows from that motel experience is what is like 100 hours of hell. that was the test they had to face. the hundred hours of hell was a series of mental tests and physical tests. climbing. climbing 30-foot walls figuring out puzzles, doing a lot of things within incomplete information. then doing things by putting 35 or 40 pounds on your back or more and walking or march

that could be rangers or seals our special forces, and that was the idea. so in one of the early themes, more than two women apply for the program about 100 come to this nothingness until called a landmark in on fort bragg. not nice but it's not polished the way you san franciscans think about tells. they'll go to the landmark in and at the same moment at the breakfast room where you have the waffle maker and the little metal milk machine. they look around and they've never had a moment where they have been around women who are as hungry as ambitious has driven, additionally committed to doing something that mattered as if they were. they all had this kind of moment where they had been so used to being the only giraffe at the suit that they did not there were more people like them. so what followed from that motel is what is called 100 hours of hell. that was the test they had to face because 100 women, and about 55 of 60 will make it. 100 hours of hell was a series of mental tests and physical tests, climbing 30-foot walls figuring out puzzles doing a lot

robert: the second game of cap siphon rangers -- of the caps -rangers.ison square garden today, where the rangers had everything to lose. things got started early 38 seconds into the game. thome on the rebound, in front of the net for the goal, 1-0 rangers. not waste time. in the second, 2-0 rangers. the surprise of the playoffs for the caps, the deep into the zone, use therefore his own rebound, 2-1 rangers. in the third ovie looks like a man possessed the individual effort, splits the defenders shoots from his knees, scores. 3-2. 5.4 seconds left. it happened thursday, can it happen again? not exactly. the cap sloughs game to 3-2. the series is tied at 1-1. before tonight the nats have won three of their last four. top of the second, no score. wigle taylor, to third, off of daniel murphy's glove, infield single. ian desmond scores, 1-0 nats. gio gonzalesz needed a win. the diving stop. gets eric campbell at first. nats win four of their last five, tonight the final 1-0. tomorrow, the wiz are4 in atlanta for game one of the conference finals. a game tha

back in 1960, this texas ranger memorandum says you expressed guilt to the texas rangers about killinghis true? do you ever have trouble sleeping at night? can you just answer that question? the mcallen police and texas rangers believe you killed irene garza. are you worried about that, sir? are you concerned? feit would not answer our questions, but when we interviewed him five years ago, feit had more to say. >> did you commit the murder of irene garza? >> interesting question. the answer is no. >> he also told us what he thought of dale tacheny, the former monk who says feit admitted murdering irene. >> he says you told him you committed the murder. >> i think he's demented. >> what about the priest, father o'brien. he says you committed the murder too and he knew you very well. [ speaking latin ] >> what does that mean, sir? >> look it up. >> he was speaking latin with a reference to the late father o'brien. it means "do not speak ill of the dead." now 80 years old, feit has done volunteer work at this local catholic food bank. >> i don't care what type of person he's become nowada

a ranger. that will allow us to then baseline on the standards that are required, one, through the pre-testing, there was a preranger phase as you probably know and for application throughout the mos, the occupation skills. the data will be used as a reference for the general neutral standards. it won't be the be all end on as whether or not they go through. as you point out, there are several phases and if you get eliminated from a phase there's an opportunity later to come back and to retry and we certainly hope the few women that have gone through that may want to retry in the future to get the ranger tabitha they would. so because of that, there's no penalty for it we're just excited about the women that went through. >> i guess i would just add so on your question regarding the exception, there is no simple answer to that. so as laid out in the secretary and the chairman's memo, so any request for an exception to policy which would be to keep a position or occupation closed has to have a r

the rangers hold on 3-2. the series now tied at 1-1 with more from new york here's carol maloney. >> reporter: the determination on the caps' faces as they walked off the ice says it all. game two was a tough one to take. >> again, you know our afternoons and evenings we just have to be ready. >> we knew that the rangers were going to come with a very high degree of desperation and they did. we just didn't handle it as well as we needed to. >> reporter: alex ovechkin was a big hit on both ends of the ice. his third-period goal could only be described one way. >> sick. >> reporter: that's all you can say. >> yeah. that was a lot worth it. >> reporter: an unforgettable moment but they are putting the rest in the rear-view. >> i want to go home get some rest and get ready. >> ultimately you have to get what you want. here you want to get a split and get a game. we have home ice and have to take advantage of that. >> reporter: it is back to verizon center with the series tied hoping to start every game stronger o

the rangers are nothing. they proved that last year when they lost in the stanley cup final. >> big win in game seven. >> oh, man, what are you talking about? we're going to win it. we're going to take that and win it. >> we got game seven. it will happen. >> reporter: will it? >> yes, absolutely. game changer, game seven we got it. >> reporter: you saw the disappointment in that little boy's face in that video, but there is a game seven. there is a tomorrow, so to speak, coming up wednesday and a lot of caps fans will be watching. you can bet there will be some business down here in the verizon center. hank silverberg, wusa9. >> i like the stats guy nine times we've blown 3-1 leads. it's a curse. >> we were so sad. >> kristen berset is inside the verizon center tonight talking with the players. we'll hear from her and those players in game one overtime a bit later. >>> law enforcement officers from across the country rode into d.c. to kick off police week to talk about healing during the tough time for their

rangers turn over the puck. curtis glencross one-on-one. lundqvist makes the save but glencross follows it up and how about that his first playoff goal in his career. the caps they go up 1-0. here we go. under 2:00 to play. caps looking to close out this game and the series. the rangers pulling the goalie but chris kreider, he scores before lundqvist makes it to the bench. the rangers with the equalizer. this one is tied at one. so we go to overtime and in o.t. off the caps turnover. derek stepan back to ryan mcdonagh, and he scores. holtby got screened on the play. the rangers take the game 2-1 in overtime and the caps they lead this series 3-2. dianna is at madison square garden tonight. how is this caps team feeling right now after being so close to the eastern conference finals? >> yeah. they were disappointed, but they are still encouraged. barry trotz was asked does he feel like the pressure is on the capitals. he said no, we're head back home to the verizon center. he pointed out that this was the best game the rangers have played in

the rangers have won or lost every game by one goal right now, you risk 100 $70 to win $100 for the rangersr the caps, you risk $100 to an $150. the rangers are the favored team to win tonight's game. not so good if you are a rangers fan like us. lightningawks and the lead the way there. over to-one odds. kicked it off last night. the rangers, almost 4-1. for the caps, i suppose it is a good one tonight. we have season tickets for the rangers overall and we shared three other people. they will go to tonight's game. we last year have the tickets for finals and that funded the rest of the season tickets. we broke even on everything. mark: i am interested because when there is a game, i understand the fans decided you want your team to win. i'll is feel good for the vendors and the folks who work at the arenas. at least they get an extra day's's work here if this is the last skim of the season, at least the folks will be there. because you know they're not working during the next game spear the next did not go anywhere. you should also feel good for jim because they make a lot more money every

. >> rangers, tell me we put it to them. >> i would be a liar. this caps-rangers series need to be renamed defibrillator special. you'll need one when it's said and done. another heart-stopping action today on the ice. it's a at perdue, we know fresh chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but we do take extra steps in our farms, trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between... ... to bring you a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv starting at $74.99 -- including internet and phone. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. dresses start at $25. the eva

game 7 tonight in about an hour between a the caps and rangers. the puck will drop and the two teams are familiar with each other especially in this situation. they have gone to a game 7 three times this is the third time in the last 4 years. so the first two-times, well, let's say they didn't go so well for the capitals. they lost both of those. and this is a new year and this is a new team for sure. this team beat the islanders and the other new york team in game 7 round one so they have been here before. this is a team looking to get the perverbial monkey off back and change their history. he beat the rangers twice and if they are going to do it again though start fast and play with high energy tonight. if they are to beat the rangers twice they are going to have to do it again start fast and play with high ery tonight. >> you always know what -- energy tonight. >> you know it's do or die and want to work as hard as you can and for me it's staying in the moment and having a a good time and play off hockey. that's what it is all about. >> and, o

female rangers. women who went through the ranger course sitting with me. and it's amazing. sorry. i don't know the exact term there. but we've done amazing things. women have done amazing things. and i think that the focus should be on what the true barriers are left. which aren't very many. >> thank you. that's a really, really inspiring story. and you talk about decisions made on the basis of what's good for an organization. as you were telling your story, john and i were sort of sharing a look like, i can't think of anything dumber than switching out a high-performing line combat leader two days before the invasion of iraq because of gender. >> right. >> i mean, my god. so i think your company's very, very lucky that didn't happen. at this point, i think we want to open it up to a conversation with the room. i'm sure there's plenty to discuss. would anyone like to jump in? we have microphones orbiting positions. >> major head. army national guard. i had a question that mary just actually touched on. as we were -- as i was talking to mari here and the researchers too, do you see

the caps didn't put the pressure on the rangers. the rangers don't get intimidated easily, winning 11 straight games on the road dating back several years. jay beagle behind the net fires, traffic in front, bang, off the skate of the rangers goalie. 1-0 washington. that is all they need it. the caps take a 2-1 series lead. braden holtby stopped all 30 shots. the caps win 1-0. wednesday night, game for the phone booth. -- game four in the phone booth. leon: this is a completely different feeling team. tim: without a doubt. and where you feel it is the locker room. they like each other, they work well together, they have confidence. leon: still ahead -- a triggered a controversy at umd causing a major donor threatening to stop giving money. alison: coming up next, heated debate over what students are saying now. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] leon: entertainer chris brown is facing new charges suspected of beating a man after the

he says, ashley, your ranger brothers are out there continuing the mission. you will not be forgotten. i have to tell you that no one in this book who spoke with me did it because they thought they should do anything that had been -- that should be remembered. they spoke with me because they did not want their teammate forgtsen. because it was a member of the north carolina national guard which she was. but as mrs. white told me that was not what she died doing. she died on a mission she believed in alongside the best of the best, and we are incredibly, incredibly proud. so all of that was behind the story of how i came to write this book and the last -- the two last things to leave you with on the book, and then i can't wait to talk about panel, which is that this was an incredible team of all stars and not just ashley's team. spend the night with, you know, say you get cst you know, 1 to eight in a room. look around, you won't believe your eyes that there are all these incredibly powerful women we just don't know who are serving in the united states. second

they won game four in the verizon center beating the rangers 2-1. >> when the caps and rangers get together it's usually normally well played and very physical. the net minding has been sensational and this has been one of those deals where the scoring it -- is at a premium and tonight it was times twosm the caps outlast the rangers again and lead the best of seven series 3-1. back to the phone booth, where the noise was deafening the all tied up through two periods. unshall then burrofsky the 20-year-old rookie, he had two goals including the game winner. the caps now lead 3-1. secondary scoring for the caps has been the key. game five friday night in new york city. i said earlier tonight that this was the key game in the series. if the caps lost it would be 2-2 and going back to new york but this bin means -- win means washington controls it. reaction coming up later in sports. leon: love it. still ahead on abc 7 tonight pentagon workers misusing money. coming up next. allison: plus, ordering a pizza may have saved their lives. how a dramatic hostage situation ♪ deidre & the dark - classi

chris crider took home his own rebound for the goal. 1-0 rangers. 2-0 rangers. danny don't deep in the zone -- dumps deep in the zone and scores. 2-1 rangers. he looks like a man possessed. check out the individual efforts. shoots from his knees and scores. caps down 3-2 after that. 5.4 seconds left. it happened last game. the caps lose 3-2. the series tied 1-1. >> it was a start. there was a degree of desperation. it was higher on our side. they capitalized on that. from there we dug a hole we had to dig out of all night. >> i doubt we will see the wizard's sweep the hawks. we are talking about the best game in east during the regular season. again you will see right here on abc 7. they have been off since sunday. this might be the toughest test yet. people consider the hawks to be the eastern conference when it comes to offense. do they have what it takes? he seems to think so. >> we got ready defensively. offensively, all we have to do is take care of the ball and we can beat them. they are a very good team and disciplined. they are smart and playing well tog

nota ranger uses in his travels. and some day the children may become heroes themselves. >> an entertaining way to learn about natural disasters. >>> let's learn about the weather with meteorologist robert speta. many people are enjoying time off work for the golden week holiday. some people outdoors are popping up sun umbrellas but we are seeing cloudy skies this morning. what can we expect for the rest of the holiday? >> that does speak the truth today. we have been seeing warming temperatures but also the skies really starting to cloud up and temperatures cool down here on tuesday morning. that's really what you expect to see this time of year. the temperatures go up and back down. the good news is what we have been seeing is high pressure coming from the west. they will go back up tuesday and wednesday. improving conditions if you are celebrating the golden week holiday. that is the start of may in japan. back in the north we have been look at the low pressure area bringing rain showers and gusty winds. parts of

rangers win game five 2-1 in overtime. after the game, we went into the locker room and saw goalie braden holtby. you could see the pain in his eyes. it was almost as if he didn't want to talk to the media tonight. coming up in sports we'll hear from the players after the game. anchor: still ahead on abc 7 the spectacle everyone was talking about all around town. world war ii planes over the national mall. we'll take a look at the incredible video. plus -- >> 70 years after world war ii and emotional gathering here at the world war r 2 memorial. anchor: an historic show in the skies to honor an important day in history. today is the 70th anniversary of victory in europe day. dozens of vintage aircrafts from world war ii flew over the region. richard is live with tonight's tribute to veterans. hi, rich. rich: hi, alison. so much emotion. the interaction between world war ii veterans and the public. ordinary people turned into heroes. red roses flowing water rs an american eagle. >> the memorial is beautiful in regard to wor

the rangers in the game when a debut. >> kenny: sochi chi chi gonezalez and the rangers win it. kevin burkhardt coming up from los angeles after these messages. >>> welcome to baseball night in america post game show. good to see you, arosing win for the rangers over the red sox. hall of famer here kevin burkhardt wade miley subpar, six runs and edwardo rodriguez they called the 22-year-old kid, they have just not had a good start. they have not gotten anything from the starting rotation. how do you see this working out for them or changing for them? >> the first ten days are promising for the club. since then they have struggled as a team pitching and defense and hitting. so it's not too late. it's still early. four months of the season left and they better pick it up in a hurry. >> you like chi chi gonzalez, major league debut. >> i love the kid's nickname, chi chi gonzalez. pitched well for the day but amazing to watch how rejuvenated this team is since josh hamilton is back. >> pretty big move but early. >> rejuvenating the team fans, good for texas. >> texas playing better.

the ranger getting bulldozed currently.about an hour we'll begin to find out whether the red rockers can rock the rangers one more time. the caps have gotten timely scoring and great goaltending and put them on the bring of advancing, but can they stick a fork in the rangers? that's the question. in their building? >> every game has been so close. we won one game with one second. it's basically an overtime game. you can't shift it in cruise control. >> maybe three opportunities to get rid of a team where if you look at it that way, you can get in a lot of trouble. you really got to treat it like an elimination game for both teams. >>> i'm not really sure what randy wittman is all hot and bothered about. if there was a clash between john wall and team doctors over whether wall should play with a broken hand/wrist, that's a good thing. i respect wall for wanting to play, wittman upset today after the washington post reported wall and team doctors were at odds, wittman lashing out at mike lee of the post. so after wittman cut

game 3 for the caps and rangers tonight. doors just opened. fans are starting to come in.ubt it's going to be loud and they're going to be waving these red flags here tonight or towels i should say. it's going to be rocking here tonight. things started off great in the big apple for the caps with them stealing game 1 on the last second goal by joel ward but they let one slip this weekend. heading home tied 1-1.de e spitthe de feat at the hands of the rangers, capitals left new york with plenty of optimism and momentum and they hope to ride that here at the phone booth. >> i think there's a lot of energy in the room. especially after the last series, talking to the guys, physical series. go back in to new york and play a good rangers team and fast paced series. >> we learned a lot about what our game has to be and what it can be. it was good. a lot of positive things and things that we're really working on. >> another team that many say got a big win this weekend was the washington redskins. it was the nfl draft first draft for new general manager. he's getting high praise

rangers get to tie it at 1-1. kevin hayes. we're going to overtime. the rangers win it in o.t.epan. with the game-winning goal. rangers moving on to the eastern conference finals to take on the lightning lightning. one d.c. team losing in overtime. >>> another d.c. team. thought they had a late win. tied at 78-78. wizards, hawks. a nice two-man game between al horford and demarre carroll. a three with 8.3 left. pierce starts chirping. game's not over paul. hawks have a chance. and al horford makes them pay. a rebound putback with 1.9 left. and that was just an awful sports day for washington, d.c. fans. wizards are not done yet. still have a chance. need to win game six and game seven. i'm chris hassel. have a great day. >> we sure will kind sir, thank you. >>> the mom with 12 boys has a new baby. did she finally get a girl? >>> and going airborne. a wild crash on the race tack. of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill, not an injection or infusion for adults with

go rangers, okay? >> ranger smack. hey, you used to call washington home. >> i did. i did. but listen. i was born and raised in new york and not going back and forth. i'm a long time ranger fan. don't make me come around this desk right here! you see what's going on here? these are hockey legs. go rangers. >> folks, we are sorry. don't adjust your set there. all right. >> we needed to see those. >> he went out big. >> thank you. >>> a judge says his constitutional rights were seriously violated and now an inmate is filing a lawsuit against arlington county. the new details just coming in. >>> emotions run high in the courtroom. the boston marathon bomber sheds a tear in court. the testimony that got him so emotional. ♪ 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. ♪ >>> right now following a developing story in baltimore. police say they arrested a man on a gun charge where that cvs burned. po

the caps on don't have to celebrate last nights win over the rangers. it is time to make adjustments for tomorrow night. wasn't that wins we last night >> now, the toyota sports desk. >> i believe you're going to be able to find out a whole lot about the wizards tonight in the game against the hawks atlanta. it was an experience that kept him from advancing the pacers last spring, but how well they have matured. this is a key, a little game. it will not be easy. the hawks are extremely difficult to defend. >> they have so much stuff they try to play tricks. they try to mess with your head. it is a tricky team, there was keep you on your toes. they make you play defense. >> the caps have taken a two to one lead over the rangers, and that is the main topic of conversation around the water will are today. against the rangers, the goal was as big as you can get in a playoff game. they are known as the killer bees, and this was the door slammer. >> i enjoyed after the game, but this morning we wake up, and just have to stay even keel, and look for game four.

the game-winning goal the caps beat the rangers 2-1. more from madison square garden with reaction from the players after that heck of a game. >>> one rescue done. hopefully many more to come. members of the fairfax urban search and rescue team made their first successful recovery since arriving in earthquake-ravaged nepal. they work for six hours to free a teenage boy in a collapsed building and the team's families here at home know how important their mission is. >> very nice to see him over there helping and to be able to say that my dad is over there helping and part of such a great group, and i'm just so proud of him and can't wait for him to come home sxlt. >> the boy they rescued was trapped in concrete for five days. >>> new york and hawaii out and chicago wins. nbc news has confirmed that the obama presidential library will go to the windy city where the president started his political career. the library is expected to be built next to the university of chicago and no final site has yet been picked. columbia new york in new yo

the xaps shut out the rangers.er the game the toast of the locker room was jay beagle. >> i think the team is more excited when jay scores than anybody else on the team. just good honest hard working guy. great teammate great guy. >> great the see a hard working guy like that come through. you know he prides himself on more than scoring goals but for him to break through and a win tonight, it is a good feeling for him and the rest of us. >> getting chances all playoffs and, you know i've always said when you're getting chances you know you're doing the right things. not getting the chances ss where you have to tweak something and i got a nice bounce to go in and obviously felt nice. >> all right. full moon over nats park tonight. hoetsing the marlins. bottom 8. nats down. des crush this is one to center. this one is out of here. two-run shot. his second of the season ties the game at 4-4. so later in the evening, nats offense stays hot. escobar with two on takes it into right to bring in both runner runners. they w

>> the number of ranger-the number of park patrol we would like to have-north of every park raisk rb north of 35 means better service. to operate this at a minimum we would need to be probably about 50 and i think that ideally we would like to be in well north of 50 range >> okay. in terms of working with police, the police department itself as we heard is pretty dramatically understaffedologist and wree trying to rectify that. i know the police have many balls they

. >>> rangers and capitals. rangers trying to force a game seven. third period leading 3-1. dan boyle let it rip. 4-1, rangers. the rout is on. hang on. capitals would not go away quietly. ward beats lundquist. it's a 4-3 game. under 6:00 to go alex ovechkin for the tie. he's denied. and henrik lundqvist and the rangers survive. they win it 4-3. >>> what a day in the bronx for michael pineda. the yankee right-hander was electric. the fastball. the slider. anything he threw breaking in for strikes. in fact, seventh inning he gets caleb joseph and then ryan flaherty. 16 strikeouts on the day. ties a mayor league record. the yankees win it, 6-2. >>> well, a high school principal in georgia under fire right now over comments she made at the end of her school's graduation ceremony. the comments many say were racially insensitive. listen to what she said. >> look who's leaving. all the black people. >> you hear that comment. you see how the crowd reacted to that. her name is name si gorduke. she skipped the value dick attorney's speech in the ceremony. and then tried to regain the

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the caps-rangers, game three. i have the latest coming up in sports. >> countdown to the cup brought to you by -- leon: "the avengers" movie did well this weekend, won the box office earning more than $188 million. the second largest opening for a film in north america. alison: wow! leon: not bad. seeing closed captioning on the seen is pretty standard when watching tv these days but what is far less common is that aid for visually impaired viewers. alison: one marymount university student recently decided it was time for a change and took action. bureau chief jeff goldberg has the story that would make any superhero proud. jeff: if you are impressed by the rich description and detail -- >> he turns to her. face down. jeff: you will want to hear the story of ryan dick. >> i just felt like i could help people. jeff: a freshman at marymount university in arlington couldn't wait for the premier of the netflix series "dare del." but after watching he found out netflix did not provide aid for the visually impaired for

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rangers are used to close games. they've been has decided by one goal this game no different. dominic moore deflects the shot into the net. the rangers take game one two-one. >> the young guys are starting to take over the pga tour. 21-year-old jordan seats dominated the masters. but the best of the young gun social security clearly rory mcilroy and he went bonkers today. wells fargo championship in charlotte. rory had the best round of his professional career. post add record four. he shot a 6111 under par that's just ridiculous. at one point he had five birdies in a row. had 11 on the day. no bow geese. 18 under already. if he's not the best in the world, man, i don't know who is. >> you never think you're going to go under something like that. my seven i were on 17 -- 59, i feel like the best player in the world right now and i wanted to prove that. great move in the at the match plan it trying to keep it going. >> it's been 37 years sips there's been a triple crown winner in horse racing. several times horses hav

what is your biggest concern against the rangers? tim: that we weather the storm. it seems that teams, the book on us has come at us harder. and the other night it really hurt us to have to score in the first minute of the game. although turn around is fair play. we scored in the last second against them. it's just can we withstand the first three to four minutes because they want to get out quickly. your answer but i want to hear it anyway. cirque du soleil "ovo," -- ovechkin, four goals and four assists. does he impreyou today? >> he is a great individual talent but what impresses me the leadership as the captain. playing defense and blocking shot and trying to inspire the guys. i noted today he is one of the most coachable people i have ever been around. he is a hall of fame player. as the fans get a treat to see something magical happen every time he is on the ice. >> we talked about this a second ago. caps and wizards for the first time ever both in playoffs. what it means to the city has to impress you. >> that is why we are doing it. it is to mingle with the

they help the rangers to a goal or less in three games. a win tonight will advance capitals to an eastern conference finals for the first time in 17 years. >>> if you are itching to get out of town. b.w.i. has an interesting destination. >>> great evening. with the warm air, we have a pollen problem. high now again for trees. high for grasses. moderate for mold spores. speaking of flowers, we say don't plant flowers until mother's day. you are safe from frost now. coming up toni (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find, like, those little activities that are kind of fun and educational. i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into the fun. it's already here. this is probably the most fun i've had all summer. >>> a young boy somehow squeezed in a small piece of luggage in an airport. the 19-year-old woman was trying to smuggle h

we are outside of madison square garden where the caps lead rangers 3-1 in the semi-finals. you have seen the big gold by beagle in game three. the rookie, one goal shy of a hat-trick. something you don't celebrate is the players sack freising their bodies -- sacrificing the bodies to block shots. that just goes unnoticed in the playoffs. you have seen the highlight reel goals and the spectacular saves. it's what you may not have seen that the caps are most proud of. >> i think the players have a value at the commitment level. robert: in the last two games they blocked shots, 52 times that the rangers attempted shots that never made it to goalie something that was easier said than done. >> coming at you hard. robert: time after time, players sacrifice the bodies for the good of the team. >> it's a whole team effort. not a few guys here and there that are paying the price. >> all for one mentality and red hot goalie to boot and this may be the year the caps put it together. >> the next stride is get the next win and reset to go from there. the next win is hard to come by. rob