they saw twin peaks boulevard as being a strong border. >> the purple is the west of twin peaks council submission. >> thank you. any other questions? deviation, -0.69%. commissioner tidwell: could you say it again? yes. >> thank you. commissioner schreiber: yes. >> no. commissioner mondejar: yes. vice chair lam: yes. commissioner melara: yes. commissioner leigh: yes. >> please make this change. the last thing on our list is the hill. >> melissa, do you want to make that proposal? highlighting the block of th e post of van ness and franklin which would put the cathedral hill development in 25. >> that is a population of one person. >> who lives there? >> the guards. >> the deviation for district 2 would be -5%. we will be checking on that. >> it is still ok. it is still ok. >> would you like us to check on the deviation? we can take a look at it. >> it becomes 6.9944. >> i have some good news for you. the deviation is 4.998%. >> ok. please highlight it. 4.998%. commissioner tidwell: yes. commissioner schreiber: there are fewer people who live on the median strip on 19th avenue. yes. com

twin boys were born in 2003.t that one of them was autistic. >> we started to see a change in mike after one year old. it was drastic, because michael was the first one to talk, he was the first one to walk. everything seemed to be very, very normal. then just all of a sudden everything just started going like this. >> after the speech therapist saw him for two days, she said, i don't think that we're dealing with a language delay, i think it's something else. when he finally got the diagnosis, i felt like michael was taken from me. >> i did not know what to do. one thing a man hates when it comes down to his family is not knowing what to do. >> when mika first came to us, he wasn't talking. so the first things we worked on were imitation and to begin the process of communication. now we're working on self-help skills that will help him get through the day independently. >> he works with a therapist during the day, but we put him in a beautiful school called locklust hemt try. . >> mika has support through the cl

we did not include all west of twin peaks council. we excluded pinelake park and that whole area in district four. and i believe there might be one other distinction. so again -- >> seems like that's a good example of the discussion we had, depending on whose definition one uses, they are accurate or not accurate. >> so my pontiffcation would be that is not accurate by anyone's description because the west of twin peaks council was not included in the entirety but we included 30 of the 32 neighborhoods. >> let me ask this then, through this process we identify those and provide the appropriate, i guess additional point i would make is and that said not attempt to try to represent all of them because that wasn't the assignment of the exercise. when i say all of them, i mean

>> do you feel any, any remorse at all about the twins or anything that happened with them?> i mean, after all this time, i feel bad that they still feel bad about it. >> and later, we meet paul allen, the man who cofounded microsoft with bill gates. >> you kept bringing him ideas, and you write in the book, "he was always popping my balloon." >> yeah, that's right. that's right. i mean, i would have ten ideas, and he would kind of pick them apart one by one. >> i mean, there's no way. >> when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. >> you never understood the first thing about this. [ticking] [ female announcer ] with swiffer wet cleaning better doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm gonna...use these. ♪ give me just a little more time ♪ [ female announcer ] unlike mops, swiffer can maneuver into tight spaces without the hassle and its wet mopping cloths can clean better in half the time, so you don't miss a thing. mom? ahhhh! ahhhh! no it's mommy! [ female announcer ] swiffer. better clean in half the time. or your money back. in absolute perfect physical condition and i had a hea

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. >>> cleared of all charges, a baltimore jury -- twin brothers. >> reporter: twin brothers led away by jail officials after the jury finds them not guilty of animal abuse. >> the evidence simply was not there and with each witness, the state's case fell apart. >> they proved that the dog was there, they didn't prove who did it. >> reporter: this is the second time the twins have been tried for setting fire to a pit bull puppy named phoenix in 2009. the first trial ended in a hung jury, the boy's parents relieved it's now over. >> in my heart i knew, yes indeed. as a mother i knew. >> i want to get them out of maryland, i don't want them to pay any taxes here, maryland, go some where else. >> reporter: the case caused outrage. in response the mayor formed an animal abuse task force. >> we will continue to fight for the rights of animals who can't talk for themselves. we have to make sure nothing like this happens again. >> while disappointed with a verdict -- it was a lack of that forensic evidence that jurors said led to their decision today. a star witness for the prosecution also

but his twin brother, ray, is an inmate at colorado's limon correctional facility.he prison gave our crew permission to show ray videotape of his brother's cell extractions. it's the first time he is seeing them. >> a lot of things going on your face watching that. >> you know, honestly, i wanted to jump in there and help him, you know what i mean? that's my first instinct is just to help him. that's the first time i seen a couple of those clips. to be honest with you, it makes me mad right away. i see the [ bleep ] cops dropping all their weight and they're 230 pounds right on one leg, boom. you know what i mean? i ain't no fool. i know what time it is. that's not cool. yeah, i don't like to see my brother get hurt. >> but the prison says extraction teams are only called when inmates do not cooperate with staff. a practice roy gave up when the prison began using oc gas. or pepper spray. >> that stuff is really powerful. that will make anyone tap out. i would rather have my ass kicked then get hit by that. it's really bad. you can't breathe and it burns like fire. t

the theme for our new year's eve party is twin oaks and wonderland and so. we're taking some of the motifs from the book. such as mushrooms and giant ism and we're trying to create that space so when people walk into our living room they're going to see giant mushrooms over their head and they're going to feel like they're very small like alice was when she drank the potion that made her very small. each adult member of the community has a labor obligation that's forty two hours a week and exchange for doing those forty two hours the community covers basically all the cost of living. if all of your medical and your clothing and your housing your food and insurance and entertainment and transportation all basically all of the costs you have so most of the members who live here in most days don't actually handle any money this is extremely unusual for the united states almost everybody in the country has an adult handles money almost every day and almost everybody who's here almost every day just we have two big businesses hammocks making is one of the busines

the birds host the twins later today. wjz is your place to stay for all of opening day. a live look right now over camden yards and the ballpark where fans are gathering for the orioles first baseball game of the season. the gates are soon to open. >>> good afternoon, i am don scott. it is opening day here and fans are gearing up for today's highly anticipated season open, wjz is live with complete coverage of the first game for you, mark viviano live on the field where the players will be in less than three hours but we begin with mary bubala and jessica kartalija who are at babe ruth plaza with all the excitement. you go girls. >> hello to after to everyone at home. >> the fan are pouring in. the ceremony begins at 2:30. the gates open right now, people are going to start pouring in and the weather is gorgeous today. not as cold as we thought it was. >> no. we have been out here when it is rainy. it is gorge. >> gorgeous. >> it is everything you need. >> i have to be honest. i was wondering if they were going to have it altogether and they do. it looks awesome. take a

in just hours the orioles will host the twins. wjz is your home for all the action, the place to stay on this opening day and wjz and sports director mark viviano are live at the ballpark this morning. good morning, mark. >> reporter: morning, guys. how are we coulding? >> we are doing fine. how are you doing? >> doing okay. it was a chilly morning. was up here yesterday to catch up with the orioles, they had their afternoon workout, sort of a dress rehearsal, a lot of guys have not played in this ballpark and one of them have not played in the major leagues, new guys that were not on the opening day roster one year ago. and had an opportunity to catch up for the guys down in sarasota as well to get a feel for what they are all about and you guys have been mentioning, everybody has been talking about the great history of this ballpark and it is certainly is significant but for the guys in uniform their focus is forward and they clearly are out here to try to win games and turn around what has been a streak of a lot of losing seaso

the orioles did just that with their win over the twins. taking a look at the mr.y game festivities -- pregame festivities that included gold glove awards. at the plate, his first at-bat of the season, off carl pavano of the twins, there is go, opposite field, 2-run home run, and just like that, orioles out to a 2-nothing run. seven innings, no runs, allowed. he hit the deep fly-ball to right field. doman of the twins couldn't make the catch. jj hardy came in to score. the orioles hold on to win this one 4-2. he had abdominal surgery. his spring training was abbreviated. but he starts his regular season in style. >> you realize your body, and you realize what you need for spring training. and buck and i and the training staff sat down and mapped out when i was going to play and when i wasn't going to play. and they did a good job of getting me in there when i needed to be in there, and everything worked out good. >> reporter: just his seventh season with the orioles. and already he is the most tenured player on this opening day roster. he c

the orioles open the season against the twins. the old orange bowl was the site of the opener with the marlins against the cardinals. not much to cheer about if you're a marlon's fin's fan. david freese picked up we left off. kyle lohse had a no-hitter into the seventh. the cardinals win 4-1. round one of the masters is coming up today. who do you guys like? >> rory. >> good choice. o's prediction. >> 102 wins and the world series championship. >> 6:27. what batman really enjoys is bringing smiles to the faces of children. >> a man goes on trial. that story in a live report. >> sandusky heads to court as his trial begins this morning. >> we will check your morning commute as we check 95 in the area of 395. there is an accident in theac >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. welcome back to 11 news today. i am sarah caldwell. >> i'm jennifer franciotti. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. we have some showers to the south. >> all the showers are moving south of this. 46 degrees at the ai

. >> testimony continues today in the second trial of twin brothers accused of setting a pit bull on fire. wjz and weijia jiang are live outside the courthouse downtown. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, don, good afternoon to everybody. this trial was expected to end by today. but we are a long way from that as prosecutors have not in finished presenting their case, in part because of obstacles on the witness stand. during week 2 of the retrial against 20-year-old twins travers and trumaine johnson, accused of setting a pit bull on fire prosecutors have faced one challenge after another. one witness gave contradictory statements, another key witness refused to testify altogether. 25-year-old tyer a good man a goodman would not answer any questions the judge held her in contempt and sentenced her to severe six months in prison, prosecutors were shocked left to play a recording of her testimony from the first trial when she saw knee johnsons running away from the ally where she dog was found. it happened in may 2009, she was burned so badly she had to be euthanized, they we

opening day, orioles a winning4- 2 over the twins.et's see it beginning now to this gorgeous weather with tony coming up after this. -- let's see if we can hang on to this court is whether. >> here is what we're working on for tonight. a warning for parents for an over-the-counter medication for kids that has not been approved by the fda. cast prices on the rise -- again. just in time for the holiday weekend. ♪ ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ ♪ no more, no more, no more ♪ hit the road, jack ♪ and don't you come back no more ♪ [ male announcer ] want your weeds to hit the road? hit 'em with roundup extended control. one application kills weeds and puts down a barrier to stop new ones for up to four months. roundup extended control spray once. stop weeds for months. the abrasives in the toothpaste actually create those micro fine scratches in the denture, and that's where bacteria can grow and thrive. these are the very bacteria that can cause bad breath. dentists do recommend that you soak your denture in polid

the freedom tower built to replace the twin towers has just become the tallest structure in new york city. you can see in this picture crews are right now installing that beam that puts the structure just above the height of the empire state building. t.j. winick reports. >> reporter: a trade center in lower manhattan is rising up once again to grab the tile of new york's tallest building -- the title of new york's tallest building. after six years the skyscraper will today reach 1250 into the air approximately 2 p.m. eastern this afternoon a 100 foot beam will make the unfinished skeleton tall enough to peek over the roof of the observation deck on the empire state building. >> people should be proud we are at this height, built with so much pride, america should be proud. >> reporter: three crane operators were working across the river in brooklyn on that day almost 11 years ago when they watched the towers fall. >> it is a lifetime opportunity to do this. especially all the people that died here, sacrificed, people sacrificed their lives here. >> reporter: the project consists of

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when we got the twins, i was a twins fan. and when i came out here i got to be a baltimore oriole fan. which was 14 losings seasons. >> the cubs have -- had kind of a rough go. all of these teams are are winning. nationals are winning. orioles are winning. well -- i guess we're tied now. association anyway, why don't we begin? i think we're right at the appointed hour. >>> thank you all for being here. i appreciate people's participation. tomorrow we'll begin a budget committee markup of a long-term budget for the nation. as my chairman's mark, i will present the bipartisan fiscal commission plan also known as the bowles-simpson plan. it is a plan which i think best represents an opportunity and a blueprint from which to build a bipartisan deficit reduction agreement. what i am proposing is not partisan. i'm trying to break the business as usual cycle that has been followed for so long here in budget matters. to be clear, we already have a budget in place for 2012 and 2013. the spending limits are in place. they are contained

prosecutors showed the jury of video of the testimony from the twins' first trial. in it she admits to witnessing that trial and saw the men running from the scene and testified seeing what drew her attention was, "a lot of smoke, a lot of fire, and la." she did not come forward until she saw flares offering award -- an award, the prosecutor said. in the afternoon, prosecutors showed the surveillance video attorneys tried to get thrown out. a police sergeant who worked the case took jurors through the video, pointing out men interacting with and kicking a dog and a dog running from the alley on fire. he testified he was able to identify the man as travers and tremayne johnson from previous encounters with them in the neighborhood. prosecutors did not finish going through the video today. the police sergeant -- the trial resumes tomorrow morning. >> four new reasons to shop until you drop in baltimore. we will tell you what they are next. >> are we any closer to finding out who bought that mega millions ticket in baltimore county? a live report is next. >> a look at

my twin brother, ruben, he is my twin brother, and it is true. for being who you are and making daddy proud, even though i am hardly home, i am always thinking of you, and last and certainly not least, to my wife, estella, who takes care of the home, so i began did it my efforts to working alongside all of those teachers and parents and support staff and principles and everyone who makes of san francisco unified. thank you for your support. with that, i will only say i am extremely happy, extremely proud, extremely humbled by this this evening, and you may not have a superintendent, incoming superintendent that has been a superintendent before, but i guarantee you you will not have a harder working brand new superintendent. thank you. [applause] [no audio] president yee: ok. let's go to item it b, a presentation to the board, the superintendent's report. superintendent garcia? superintendent garcia: while i am still superintendent, and you are my deputy, richard, i am going to order you to go home and be with your family this evening. go and enjo

the founder and the ceo of 1000 mothers knows they're paying 12 years ago she lost her twin sons who while working on a car or gunned down in oakland. her grief became activism and to prevent such acts from visiting others welcome to the show. now you started 1000 mothers and you have this walk at is your annually but so what you hope the what does? >>> their mothers walking together working together to raise awareness to the ongoing need for violence prevention services and we will expected least a thousand mothers since losing my own twin sons there's more bad than a thousand mothers and fathers have lost children to gun violence and hope there will come together and raise awareness as well as raise funds for the program that we have. trying to start product project sparked have grandparents caring for children of homicide victims. >>> not to revoke all of this but just refresh people's memories your guys for 22 years old and out working on a car so what happened. >>> there were 22 years young they're both in college and working yet gone to school that morning at the college and he

dysplasia cases, tumors, conjoined twins and my star rose extremely rapidly. but i am very very grateful that i was born in this nation, where you can make choices and where you have the ability through hard work, to control your destiny, where you don't have to be a victim unless you choose to be at the them. and that is what i mean when i say think big. each one of those letters mean something special. the key is talent which god gave to every single person. not just the ability to sing and dance and throw a ball. i have nothing against that, but we need to elevate academic achievement to the appropriate level and we have got to do it quickly. we have one generation, no more than that, to fix this problem. we have to be serious. the ages for honesty, live a clean and honest life, you put them there they are back to haunt you just when you don't want to see them. if you always tell the truth you won't have to try to remember what you said three months ago. the eyes for insight which comes from people who are trying to go where you are going. learn from the tr

twin community have some 911 phone calls the cannot respond. >> to siri note -- a reduced serious crashes involving union the train one an delayed years. the driver of caused the accident is now in custody for possible de watch. the crash took out the back half of this to a difficult road. witnesses said the driver of the fcc was speeding down the southbound lanes of the embarcadero. they say he hit on car and slammed into the back of his throat. the three blocks north of this accident and light rail train collided with this red car. asked >>vicki: to close shattered thoughtful the defense of the the crash and robin father and his two daughters. >>nichole: this is the spot where the 4111 lin and his nine year-old daughter were killed after being hit by an suv saturday morning. >> it is that to match a little grove osborne break >> the driver ran over a fire hydrant before hitting the family on their bicycles. police are still investigating what caused the crash. >>vicki: into up police believe alcohol could have contributed to an early morning crash around 1:20 a.m.. there were two people

the o's take oo the minnesota twins tomorrow at 3:05. tturrday, april 5th 3 3 3 3 3 mmryland's six percent sales tax could jump to seven... if goverror o'maaley has his way. he ants to use that money to fund transportation.megan gilliland is live with more on why theegovernor is running out of time though. good mmrning patrice,we're entering the final days of the 20-12 session... with rising gas prices... governor o'malley's plan to phase-in a pas tax has been exhausted.so noo he's asking lawmakees... to connider raising the aless tax... ...from 6 too7-percent.it's 600 million dollars a yeer.the governnr sayssall of that new revenue would go directly to traasportation projects.it's a plea that comes after a critical road projects in need &poo full unding.still it's 3&(fry) "because it will create jobs, it is important for economic growth in the state, ii wiil help relieve pressures on the geneeal fund."(ready) "you know this economy that we have, we hope it's reecvering but it's recovering very slowly if at all so the last thing we shoul

the twins are named after the twin cities of st. paul and duluth. >> i don't believe that.t is much better to believe what i believe. the glorious twins with shapely muscles glistening in the hot, august sun. >> that's what they teachers and in art class. >> reporter: you said maybe the solution is you let people smoke outside and then re-enter the stadium. that's what they do. >> they should continue. the thing i didn't get is they said in an article they explored every way to uh accommodate smokers. >> their argument is -- and bill this goes to what you said about how they used to let you do this in the dome. their argument is it worked in the dome because they could have a coral area for smokers, and then actually shut the door. it was completely outside the stadium. they are saying with an open air stadium they can't do that. >> you can say you used to do this right up until they used to let you smoke in hospital. >> the good old days. nine out of 10 doctors recommend lucky. >> diane sawyer interviews the romneys. talking about shamus the dog and voters don't care about

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opening day this friday against the twins. today the birds hosted the tampa bay rays and for the birds final tuneup, j.j. hardy with the banged up shoulder is apparently healthy. this was launched. pitching-wise, not the final start you you are with looking for as j.j. rounds the bases and desmond jennings, top of the third with the solo shot. the rays grab a 2-1 lead, and jennings wasn't done, believe it or not. the very next inning, this one is a grand slam, and right now, rays up 6-1. the birds had four today but orioles lose to tampa bay 8-a. the gape fruit league played with an 11-13-6 record. more exhibition baseball. the first game ever at the new park in miami, and top of the first, striking out, bottom of the third, tied at one, gabby sanchez, the first homer ever in the park unofficially. sanchez a miami native. top of the fifth, alex rodriguez, also a miami native and scores anderson. yanks spoil the exhibition opener at the new ballpark with a victory. >> the final game of the college basketball season tomorrow nig

people just walk up to you and ask weird twin questions. happens all the time, man.s us for a stick of doublemint gum. [ laughter ] it's mad offensive, man. [ laughter ] i think he noticed we were kind of pissed off, so he tried to explain himself. he's like, "you know, twins always have doublemint gum in the doublemint gum commercial. so, i figured you two dudes had a stick." [ laughter ] we're thinking, why is this dude taking commercials so seriously? [ laughter ] >> but i can see him doing that with everything, you know? like, i could see him going up to a white baby asking for e-trade stock advice. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] it would be a little strange. >> would be. would be. we have a friend, he's a big fan of the wnba, which is cool. but he always tries to get us to watch it, so he says these weird arguments. he was like, "man, if they just got rid of the nba, more people would watch the wnba." [ laughter ] that's not how things work. you know what i mean? 'cause you can't get rid of something that's super dope and replace it with something that's n

the twin engine cessna came to a stop nose down at the rural airport.oman's 81-year-old husband had been at the controls but he lost consciousness and later died. the woman took over and was coached down by another pilot. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," the pink slime backlash puts a meat company in the red, and an art collector finds 15 minutes of fame at a garage sale. ashley morrison is here in new york with all of that. >>> a mixed day for overseas stocks. tokyo's nikkei lost half a percent while hong kong's hang seng rose more than 1%. a positive report on u.s. manufacturing sent stocks higher on wall street. the dow picked up 52 points while the nasdaq gained 28. >>> the federal government is suing one of the biggest banks in canada. the commodity futures trading commission is accusing the royal bank of canada of completing hundreds of millions of dollars worth of sham futures trades. they allege the bank received tax benefits because of those trades. >>> a pennsylvania meat company is blaming its bankruptcy on the negative coverage of so-called pink

it's located next to the site where the twin towers fell on 9/11.cy cordes went to the top for a dizzying look. >> reporter: getting to the top of one world trade center is a job in itself. first, you ride up to the 89th floor on two construction elevators. from there a series of ladders are the only way up to the 93rd floor, which has no walls and the sky for a ceiling. here tommy hicks and michael o'reilly spend their day scaling two-foot wide steel beams. they're part of an elite four-man crew of iron workers called connecters. >> we connect the actual steel structure on the building, the steel skeleton. and all the other iron workers come in behind us. >> reporter: two enormous cranes lower the beams into place and then they bolt them together. >> what we're doing now, setting the 100th floor. >> reporter: how dangerous is it being up here? >> anything can happen. you can get -- especially with us, hose, falls. it's very dangerous. the heights, we have to watch each other's back. that's why i say he's like my brother. >> reporter: the day we wer

. >> and doctors around the world talking about the twins tonight. amazing surgery to separate them. >> and would you check yourself out an an ugly meter? there is an app for that. . >>> tomorrow we will mark a milestone. one world trade center will pass the empire trade building and be the tallest in manhattan. the title of the tallest building in new york was held by the twin towers from the 70a until they were destroyed. when it's done either late next year or early 2014, one world trade will be 1, 776 feet high. >> new research out tonight warning over weight teen itself you get diabetes lue have a very hard time controlling it. doctors say a single pill or approach is not going to get the job done. among all the teens in they one in five had very high blood sugar. the study points to a need to create a eat less, move more lifestyle. >> amazing story out of chain a celebrating a victory offer twin sister that were connected by their torso at birth were successfully separated today. they shared an anus and it took two operations to separate them.

. >>> twin brothers in baltimore stand accused of setting a dog on fire. today after some unexpected set backs for the prosecution, the lead detective in the case tries to convince a jury that he arrested the right suspects. >>> the story of phoenix a dog burned alive in the streets of baltimore outraged people across the country. >> her tongue, her eyes, her pads are scorched. unbelievable. >> reporter: despite all the efforts, phoenix did not survive. soon after, twins were arrested. the first trial ended with a deadlocked jury. the star witness was found in contempt of court of refusing to testify. key evidence is surveillance video showing two young men in the scene. but the lead detective could not properly identify them as a suspect. a handful of people were spotted on that surveillance video. defense attorneys asked the lead detective if he could identify those other people and he said no. the testimony actually has some jurors falling asleep. advocates for animal rights are also sitting in the courtroom. >> more witnesses are expected later on this

a twiss in the case of twin brothhrs ccused oo setting a dog on fire in west baltimore..tified again... describing the evidence he collected in the case including a gas can ad clothing. the policc paperwork indicates he ccllected the dog collar frrm barcs june 9th... but did nnt submit it in as evidence questioned he stated... he could not explain the discrepany discrepancy twin brotherr travers and tremayne johnson are facing charges. police named phoenix on fire in may l - of 2009. the first trial ended in a hung jury. this time around, prosecuttrs have been plagued with problems presenning their case, like one key witness refuseddto testify. now questions aae being raised aboot how the dog collar was handled as evidence. the prosecution ppans to call at least 3 more witnesses to testify.. the defense team iidicates they plan to call at least alf a dozen witnesses. the case may not o to the jury until the end of hhi week. kc fox 45 ánews at tená the suspects othee and grandmother have been attendinn the trial. both of their homes were searched as police investigated thi

giants sweep the twin bill. a's and white sox. that is cute. and this would be nasty. jake gets him looking. starter. he has been terrific but made a kim mistake and ended up getting crushed. solo cloud in the fourth. 3 pitches later. it's paul. back-to-back jack. 7 innings. allowed 2 runs but the a's got nothing. i mean nothing against him who tossed a 3 hit shut out. a's blank 4 zip.

orioles, sweeps the twins by a final score of 3-1.capitols are going to come home to the playoffs a little hot, they've won 5 of their last seven last night took care of the rangers to clench the seventh spot in the east last night new york would have started for the caps, before you can bat an eye, alex ovechkin scores his 38th of the season, 32 seconds in, less than 2 minutes later, mathew, nets his 16th of the season 2-1 caps on top, second period caps up 3-0 how good is this to see, nick backstrom is back caps win 4-1 they move on to take defending champs boston bruins on first round of the playoffs, games 1 and 2 thursday and saturday in boston next monday and thursday series comes to verizon center, games 5, 6 and 7 would be in dc, boston respectively, caps are 3-1 and 0 against the bruins including a pair of road wins last time washington faced the bruins was eastern conference quarter finals 1998 caps won that series 4-2, they went on will, and gwen, to their only stanley cup appearance. >> let's hope it is a repeat. >> playin