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ur points today, caps with their fir lead since game two.riod, more from the caps, ovechkin to backy, backy of the nets, s ond of thegame. fifth of the series. up 2-0. and this one was all caps. backy sends it ahead. so g this. the canes dougie hamilton, he's theirst but thought he heard ovie coming. he avoids the puck. it's 3-0 at that point. ovie, you know he loves lamb. power play goal, third of the series. brayden holtby with 30 saves and sixth career playoff shutout. caps win 6-0 with a 3-2 series lead. now, let's go back to sherree burruss live at capital one. sherrie, finally, the dominant overall performance we've been waiting for. >> reporter: absolutely,cary. the players saying they know this is the way they need to play moving foard. >> i thought that was great and we were with the game secure line, so tonight, we played some caps hockey. i thought so. ought into everything. worked together and i mean, it paid off. >> first four games,e didn't play that well i don't think and tonight was obviously our best game and goodo get devo

ure bbc went on a to with the chief curator. >> the moon is never there by accident.s there, it is a thoughtful thing that the artist has done. we all hava romantic notion of the moon. you see a moon there, all of a sudden you might ask yourself some questions like what are they thinking, do they want a source of light to the landscape or am i supposed to think it is midnight, and i supposed to think it is a certain time of year, time of night. here we have one of the most romantic paintings in the show and best-known paintings we have in then exhibition, nor rockwell's "boy and girl gazing at the moon."le also c"puppy love" because the cute little puppy dog in it. it is such a romantic view of a little boy and girl out fishing who stped to gaze at the moon. 40 years after he painted "puppy love," nasa hired norman rockwell to champion the space program along with other artists. thiss a view he painted three years before they landed on the moon. he went down to naaw and actuallyodels of the moon and models of the lunar lander and even painted what he thought the earth

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it's ur whether the fact that ashanti was transgendered play a role in her murder. >>> transgender people face violencenary levels of and assault, especially women according to the human rights ig cam ashanti carmen is the second transgender person violently killed so far thisyear. last year, 28 transgender people were murdered. >>> the woman accusing former vice president joe biden of appropriate behavior is going public. lucy flores says biden behaved inappropriately during a 2014 campaign event in nevada. flores says he smelled her hair, put his hands on her shoulders, and kissed the back ofd. her he nbc news has not independently verified the specific incident took place. n florence saying anything illegal or overtly sexual happened. she spoke to msnbc's casey hunt last night. >> there are videos, photos, full-on compilations of him being inappropriate with women. and you can see the discomfort in their faces. and it's beisssed as if it's just biden being biden, boys will be boys, no big deal. >> now biden leads the early democratic polls in the race fo the democramination for preside

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he was 20 when he was captured in november of 2001,uring thef invasion o afghanistan. he was dubbed the mentally ban. he pleaded guilty to helping the taliban and 2 sentenced to yes. the jud is ordering restritions on his interne access and probation will last three years. >>> the intense search for the youngoman who threatened the columbine schools is over. e young woman had a shotgun, ammunition and apparently obsession with the 1999 shootings. the fbi found her dead this afternoon. jay gray has reaction from a community always on high alert this time of year. >> reporter: what federal agents call massive manhunt is over in colorado. sol pais is now dead. >> she appeaod t have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. t reporter: the troubled teen traveled to area, buying a shotgun and ammunition. >> we are used to threats at columbine. this one felt different. ait was different it certainly had our attention. >> reporter:ce law enfornt has not confirmed newly found social media posts with a blog and suicide and weapons and guns and knives, under the user name, "diss

they know the terms under law by which the urs -- irs can give them the documents, but a political hit job is not one of those reasons -- bill: to be clear, you believe democrats will never see the president's tax returns. >> oh, no, never. nor should they. keep in mind, that's an issue that was already litigated during the election. voters knew that he didn't give them, and they elected him anyway. but they know they're not going to get this. they just want the attention on the issue because they don't want to talk to us -- be. bill: he's argued he's under audit, but even under audit, you could allow -- >> you could always allow people to see it. the democrats are demanding that the irs turn over the documents, and that is not going to happen. and they know it. this is a political stunt by my former colleagues. bill: bill barr, maybe his summary comes out this week or the week following. this past march 29th, i should say, he wrote the following: there are no plans to submit the report to the white house for a privileged review. has that changed? >> we've said from the very beginning

il &( ug} il aw ln, ur il lg.w tonight saying the longer it takes tonight saying the longer it takes to find a deal parliament can agree on the greater the risk the uk will not leave the eu at all. horror at an alleged sexual assault of a female recruit by six female soldiers. sir mark carleton—smith orders an investigation. and sedan protests to overthrow the president of 30 years. human rights protests at london's dorchester hotel, owned by brunei, where a new law has made 93v by brunei, where a new law has made gay sex punishable by stoning to death. welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will bring us tomorrow. we arejoined by the papers will bring us tomorrow. we are joined by roof and lynn. the papers will bring us tomorrow. we arejoined by roof and lynn. that i -- ruth many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's take a look: the brexit deadlock leads many of the papers, with the observer reporting that some conservative mps are threatening to oust the prime minister if the uk has to fight nex

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ur reporr theor eporter:hisayht international an 42 no arrests were made, even though a bus and big rign fire and a driver held up at gunpoint. >> the sideshow is getting more violent in the 22 years i've been on the council. >> reporter: that's why they're proposing a bill that was make a sideshow a felony and impound a car up to a month. plus, for the first time, bystanderks be charged, too. >> it can time for this council to fight hard for this piece of legislation. >> reporter: everyone on the council agrees, and some even want more, like a social media task force. >> what would be helpful is if we have -- whether it's opd or a task force to look through social media and see where the next sideshow will be in the city. >> reporter: opponents insist criminalization isn't the answer. >> this law is once more a step in the direction of more young people in jail. >> reporter: and perhaps legalizing it is. >> the city su there's insurancelibeing assu into the light and you legalize it and legitimize it, that gives you a better grounds to enforce. >> reporter: oakland police and the sheri

ur area, no severe weather warnings or watches just yet, but, lks, we're bracing for impact as we are expecting another round of could potentially be severe to move through towards the midnight hour. >>> a man is denying those charges tonight as he gets ready to appear in court. here's reaction that you are hearing first on >> tor himself confirmed on news 4 on a solicitation discharge and that he scheduled to appear in court tomorrow afternoon. he says it's embarrassing a calls the charges baseless. he is a married man with four daughters and an on-line court document says he was charged with soliciting a prostitute back in may of last year. he says he believes the charge steps from visit to mass use he found on facebook. tharp claims thereas no sexual encounter but that the woman was later arrested on a prostitution charge. he previously served at city council. 1:30 tomorrow is the hearing. in the newsroom darcy spencer, news 4. >>> police looking for suspects after a deadly shooting overnight in suitland. officers found two men shot inside a home on maywood ilane. th just off the s

airlines are doing a better job fp wichita state universityas ured on time, arriva how often people were bumped fro a flight, the percentage of mishandled bags, and the number of cnts sent to the department of transportation. nd last year, airline service improved. >> it's the best year i've ever had as far as the airline quality rating numbers are concerned. three o of the four things we track got better again this year, so i'd have to say it's doing well. >> one impvement forhe airline stands out. the number of people bumped from flights wch was cult in half. not surprising, since airline ceo's told lawmakers in 2017 they would eliminate or curb the practice of overselling flights. >> they have part of 17 to fix it and all of 18. and it looks like they did, and it's encouraging for the flying public. delt just ahead of jet blue and southwest. meanwhile, nspirit, amerind frontier had the lowest scor while this report is encouraging, it failed to track how often people complain about airline service on social media, whic is increasingly how travelers tell airlines osomething went wrong a

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ur phone will get that notification if we get a tornado warning overnight tonight. head to the basement. if you a a issued tornado warning, if you don't have a basement, go to aner ir room like a closet that does not have a window. so be weather ready tonight. tomorrow it's all about the cooler air out there andhe breezy to windy conditions that are going to be with us throughout the day. so windy and colder tomorrow. that's going to be your second weather headlinendhen as we talk about more strong to potentially severe thunderstorms we'll have our sights set friday for the potential for stronger thunderstorms later in the day.r at 61 degrees and hang out in the 50s with wind gusts up ts 40 mer hour. by 7:00 p.m. 56 is feeling more like 40s when you factor in the wind. so the weather having a pretty low impactn your monday. the commute really no issues. maybe wind restrictions on the bay bridge. heading off to school, make sure that the kids have a jacket. but for the most part we'll be in weather alert mode tonightras we the line of thunderstorms moving through to

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may: i deeply regret ur have not been able to s agreement in this house for an deal that would allousave in a smooth, orderly way. i know that this whole debate is putting members of all sides of the house under immense pressure. laura: for brexit to happen anytime soon, the prime minister needs laborco tromise. but there's hostility between the two. ynmr. cosecond extension in a fortnight is not only another failure but another milestone in the government's mishandling of the entire brexit proces laura: the delay is toxic for soie ts>> perseverance is a virt obstinancy is not. laura: eurosceptics know something about being stubborn as well. >> does my right honorab friend the prime minister her abjectthe anger surrender has generated across the country. will she resign? laura: a sharp collecttake of breath. prime min. may: i think you know the answer to that. laura: as per, usu the tories are split. >> thank you for going to brussels and coming back extension that means we are going to avoid the car crash and disaster that would havelv been in with a heart brexit. laura: ea delayed m

.: knowing the day ur eventu departure from the eu is tied to her own exit, too. >> the prime ministereed i was in discussions with her. she has given a period for that. she has hinged it to the ssage or ratification of a deal. but i think the reality now is that is becoming a fte for departure, end of may, june. laura k.: discord at home watched so closely here, a bigre ason why this process has stumbled again and again. s voicesmming the prime minister's leadership, or lack of it, never far away. the prime minister is back here, arguing for more time to stay, because the politics of getting out have proved impossible so far. now theresa may is trying to persuade the eu that she can make it happen by finding common ground with labour. but as yet, there is simply there is no hard proof she will ever be able to ma that work. tonight's plea is about avoiding the turmoil of leaving without a deal at all. on its own, more time does not remove the same dilemmas staring the country in its face. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, brussels. is a formerining us board member ofio the internl fund. trie

ur it is up in the air. both sides are notif he will appear.ute over the parameters for him to testify. they wanted an extra hour ofes oning to allow staff attorneys to question him and the justice department says that is a no go. it is a broader strategy we seew from tte house which is putting up stonewalling with the democratic oversight and investigations they are not complying with subpoenas. the trump administration is suing to prevent thea:ubpoenas. lahe white house chief of staff said he did not think infrastructure would get anywhere because of democrats investigating. isn't itossible that the atmosphere is really poisonous? >> that is the concern on both sides that nothing is going to get done. impeachment and investigations did not come up in thimeeting which is significant. laura: thank you so much for joining us.no to a moment of history in japan where the emperor was abdicated. the 85-year-old wished his country in the world peace and prosperity while handing over tn his son, crince naruhito. he is the first japanese monarch to sta

since bob swan took over and investorshe expressed dismay sending their stock lower in ho initial after-ursrading tonight. josh lipton has more. >> $4.9 billion, that refers to ho revenue intel's dcg business generated in the quarpsr or chi for servers that was down 6% and missed estimates. kevin casspy says there was a big number to him because he reis minds that's intel's most profitable business line and it should have the most long-term potential growth. casspy says it looks like the big cloud cpanies aren't spending as much on the server chips right now as they wait to see if they require additional capacity. fo "nightly business report" i'm job lipton, san francisco. >>> amazon b past expectations and the company's profit more than doubled on cloud computing growth. just look at these numbers. amazon earne.09, easily surpassing the estimate of $4.72. reve rose 17% from a year ago to more than $59 billion. but a tepid sales forecastea d volatility in the after-hours trading session tonight. bossa has the details. thatarrative was intact this quarter. growth in amazon's e-commerce busin

i knew that that would define ur future in the west. it's also a great way to solve problems. it's a shared resource, a finite resource, so finding ways to get different users, farmers, the municipalities, getting everyone in a room and finding out ways we can work together. host: growing up do you remember a lot of water discussions? has this always been an issue for your home? ms. torres small: growing up in the desert you are born knowing that water is scarce and you're born knowing that water matters. for your future. and i -- growing up i lived by the ditch banks which collect, distribute the water for our farms in the area. i would run along the ditch banks every week and so you see when it's dry. you see when the ditch banks are dry, when you see -- you see when the river, the rio grande, which is dry a large part of the year. it reminds us how much we depend on water for our food, our community, and growth. host: what about your family today, for you, how does politics factor into your amily? ms. torres small: it's interesting today because we -- so much of work is pol

whether you're headed to the mountains, they will have your c ur bhour weather 4: am. >>> new tonight, police say that a bay area man engineered a poisonous plot to kill a colleague. we have the newly released court documents. kristin? >> reporter: tonight the engineer is behind bars in berkeley, accused of trying to kill his coworker by poisoning her for more than one year. court records say that it happened in october, 2017, here at berkeley engineering and research inc. on a number of occasions, a female engineer allegedly noted a strange taste or smell coming from her water and food, left unattended in her office. she allegedly suffered immediate and significant health problems after consuming the water and food. at times, requiring emergency care at a hospital. records say that he had been mixing a poisoning, harmful substance with food, drink and pharmaceutical products. after months of getting sick, according to court deck great, she saw with her own eyes on an office surveillance camera. a sample of that water later tested positive for a toxic amount of cadmium. according to d

ure we learn from it. we'll break it down i'm sure so it doesn't happen again.wo >> reporter: days off separate washington in game four on thursday. the team even saying they're going tovoid the rink on tuesday. from raleigh, news4 sports. so lopsided. crazy. at one point they cut to holtby, he's looking up like, what'sha ppening? >> what's going on? all right. another game to play. >> move on. >>> today is emancipation day in d.c. he push for stateho continue coming up, we're telling you about the big boost the effort justreceived. >>> don't touch a live wire. if you don't believe us, maybe this next footage will change your mind. >>> lauren, how about weather? >> i haven't seen that video yet. wow. we're going to be calm out there today, but there's a chance of ervere weath >>> never go near a fallen live wire. any time a strong storm rolls er through, powompanies always give us that samein warng. this morning, we have the that proves why you should follow that advice. a utility worker in new jersey was