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i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. sportsnow the toyota desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: cap spans have no fingernails left. after game five, thinking sweep, do not happen. they continue to have trouble getting up at the flyers goalie. power play, carlson shoots in traffic, no, not going to do it. finally, good things come in the second, the caps get to him. nicklas backstrom lights the lamp. 1-0 caps. it's almost over. just over a minute to go in the game, the flyers with the extra skater on the final try and they cannot penetrate braden holtby. cap's shutout the flyers, and they face the penguins next round. the nats, series finale against the twins today. bottom of the eight, the twins up 4-1. , wilson ramos, a shot to right center, into the gap. well, i guess that was just the harper home run. by the way, that game went 16 minutes, the longest game in franchise history. a final n

i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. josh and i have the day off so if you have a boat and want to take us out on it, tomorrow is day. >> sab aabsolutely. things are looking near perfect. friday. chance is we might get a raindrop or two of need y, but we kind it. e are three inches below where we would like to be for the springtime. but 80 degrees and sunny. tomorrow does not get much better. tuesday. the cool day is in the mid 60s and friday to round out the workweek. where you need to grab the umbrella. >> you convinced me about the rain. under lot. >> no drought but kind of heading there. so good to get a little bit. >> thank ♪ ♪ most weekends only last a couple of days. some last a lifetime. hampton. we go together. book at hampton.com to get a guaranteed discount. ribeiro: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we know you're gonna love it. [ theme music plays ] boy: daddy, look at me! [ laughter ] i'm katie mcfarlane. [ laughter ] woman: get above that second ro

i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >>> good morning. 6:11 on what is finally friday, everybody. and you do need to have the umbrellas for a change of pace after nine tdry days in a row. much better rain chances this afternoon into this evening. it will be a mild one. not much rain in the immediate area just yet, but rain along i-81 into far southwestern virginia. that is all coming in our direction. a look at the weekend coming up. tough morning on the roads. >>> breaking news chopper 4 over the problem outer loop at branch avenue, fatal crash here on the left side of the roadway just the right lane and right shoulder right now are getting by. we have a four mile backup there. 270 south at montrose, this is a mess, as well. passing montgomery mall, only the left lane gets by. they're trying to replace a sign and having a har it is really slow. 270 there germantown to the spur, going to take you 30 minutes instead of 12. top of the beltway is very typical outer loop and inner loop. 66 inbound looks good. and 95 north qu

i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. i'm chris van hollen. my entire public life i've worked to bring people together for the common good. sometimes that means taking on and beating powerful special interests... like big oil, the nra and wall street. and i've done that. but sometimes it means finding common ground to get things done for marylanders. that's especially important now-- when so many seek to divide us. we must ensure that every child can succeed and build an economy that works for everyone. i approve this message because together we can get more things done. frantic rush by police to make sure no one was hurt. a giant 6-foot deep sinkhole opened up in the middle of the road, this is in eastern china. cars just barely missing it. police had to run out with traffic cones into the street. look, he'll get stuck, too. cars ended up driving away the sinkhole which sounds dangerous. >> they didn't close the road. >> kept on going. >> i don't get it. look it that. >>> well, there a new look for a barber shop with a whole lot of history. g

i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >>> good morning. 5:12 on a friday. all eyes on the weekend. just have to get through one more day of work riding in to and from work, seat heaters again this morning. it is cold enough to have temperatures in the 30s in some of the outlying areas. but it is open sun roof weather on the way home today. temperatures in the low 60s. no trouble traveling locally or regionally. charlotte to boston, if you're flying today, biggest delays most likely in denver and salt lake city. denver could be measuring the snow in the feet by the time the weekend is over. our look at our weekend coming up in here is that that lisa with mel with metro troubles. >> red line delays between van ness and dupont circle. and still this problem, as well, fieldcrest road in laytonsville, it is shut down between 124 and 108. you can try muncaster or warfield to get around this one. and northbound georgia at colesville, we still have just that right lane getting by the work zone. >>> new video there a deadly earthquake. we're getting dramatic picture

i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. york, and presidential candidates are looking to win big. 291 democratic delegates and 95 republican delegates are at stake in today's primary. hillary clinton and donald trump both voted this morning. clinton is looking to expand her lead while bernie sanders tries to keep building momentum. clinton leads sanders nationally by less than 700 delegates. on the republican side donald trump is hoping for a sweep of his home state. new nbc news/"the wall street journal" poll has trump maintaining his lead nationally over ted cruz and governor john kasich. the poll shows trump with 40% support from gop primary members, cruz follows with 35%, kasich with 24%. the margin of error is about 5.5 points. nbc's trace si pots explains which candidates may have an edge. >> who are you voting for? >> reporter: donald trump voting in new york city this morning. a new nbc news/sur vee monkey gives trump a new lead. >> no new yorker can vote for ted cruz. and no new yorker can vote for kasich -- >> rep

i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >>> dude, it's getting better and better and better and better. keep them coming. >> every single day is getting better. that's exactly right. we have all this sunshine that brings nice warm temperatures but the clear skies allows for school nights. this is what you expect this time of year. it's also what you expect in late september/october. you know what kind of weather i'm talking about. we'll show you the parking lot that is 395. look at this. the cars just not moving as they're trying to get into the city. traffic has been a nightmare all afternoon. if you're expecting somebody to get home quickly, that's not going to happen. 61 degrees right now. winds out of the south-southeast at 8 miles an hour. everybody into the 60s. 63 in winchester. manassas at 64. the only exception closer to the 58 over towards patuxent river. frost rise advisory is in effec. northern neck, no problem there, but if you live in northern virginia, you definitely have the chance of seeing frost early tomorrow morning, parts of maryland, the panhandle of we

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i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >>> hundreds of people are missing in ecuador right now. the chances they survived the massive earthquake are very small. the quake hit on saturday. it measured 7.1 on the richter scale. the death toll reached 525 this morning some 230 others are still missing. while the searching continues and volunteers are providing food and water for the people who were injured or lost their homes. >>> the other earthquakes we have been monitoring, the big ones in japan, officials there increased the death toll to 48. search teams say they found a man spotted in a landslide yesterday. three people are still missing in japan today. >>> police in fairfax county are warning parents about a marijuana derivative that's growing popular among high school students. the derivative is often referred to as hash. it's a strong resin that is extracted from the marijuana plant. police say the hard waxy substance is highly concentrated. side effects from the drugs can cause hallucinations, panic attacks and even

i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. it's time to get out and explore. look beyond the expected. hidden among the trees. there's a special place. where getting away... brings us so much closer. spring into fun and save $50 with an all-inclusive ticket. busch gardens williamsburg. a whole other world awaits. >>> death toll continuing to rise this morning following an earthquake in ecuador. 77 died, more than 550 hurt. the 7.8 magnitude hit last night in an area popular among tourists for its beaches. >>> and earlier a second earthquake hit southern japan. at least 41 people are dead. the u.s. is offering aid by using military planes to get supplies to the thousands displaced. the first earthquake hit on families in arkansas heading to capitol hill to show their support for a new initiative set to be heard by the u.s. supreme court. more than a dozen latino voters an undocumented immigrants boarded a bus heading here. and they plan to meet others to rally in support of president obama's deferred initiative. the initiative benefits thousands of undocumented

i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. leon: it's called extreme damage to iconic landmark. new study shows concerns of the bleaching of the great barrier reef. they are excellence for the coral studies released a report that found 93% of the reef is suffering from some level of bleaching. that is what happens when algae that live inside the coral are expelled. that can be caused by extreme weather in the water temperature rises. three people now charged in connection with the toxic water crisis in flint, michigan. the first is city employee mike glasgow. the others stephen busch and mike prysby with the michigan department of environmental quality. flint's water was contaminated with lead after city officials decided to switch sources to save money. the investigation is not over yet. >> these charges are only the beginning. there will be more to come. that i can guarantee you. leon: no word on when an arraignment will take place. we will stay on top of it and report it for you. maureen: around the district today, counselm

i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. constable inty texas is expected to recover after an overnight shooting. someone came up behind him and shot him several times. he was rushed to the hospital and is recovering now from surgery. police are questioning a man who showed up at a nearby fire station and met description of that suspect. a father convicted of kidnapping his son is sentenced to four year him to cleveland, ohio, with new identities. julian was discovered last fall after his social security number showed up as invalid. he begged the judge not to take his dad away. >> he has raised me well, in my opinion, pushed me far in school. some the reason why i get of the best grades in school, why i'm going to college. he loved me and protected me more than anybody else i've ever known. jummy: hernandez showed regret for his action, but he tried to explain why he did it. he said he and julian's mother had a tumultuous relationship. in other news, the wounded warriors -- hosted a house ceremony for the national event. the

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i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >>> when getting a view from above of a massive wildfire at the park in virginia, forestry officials say the fire has grown steadily since last weekend scorching more than 5600 acres, more than a dozen trails have been closed and the weather isn't helping. you've got below average rain coupled with low humidity, all being the perfect fuel for that co those wildfires throughout the commonwealth. well, with the addition of just one word, the d.c. council is looking to toughen up the message on d.c. license plates. for 15 years, d.c. tags have said taxation without representation. now, council member charles allen is proposing that the the tags say and taxation. it would be another symbol of the lack of voting rights and could draw more attention to the situation. 11 of the 13 council members support that change. >>> well, a 9-year-old virginia boy who survived cancer and has raised tens of thousands of dollars for cancer research was honored this week with the military child of the year award. christian of quaintico, virginia, was just 2 when

i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. scott: caps fans coming out in full force today at carnegie i library at mount vernon square. rock the red rally was all the buzz. the town is ready for the playoffs. it all begins tomorrow night. i'm scott abraham. while the fans got revved up today the caps were back on the ice putting the finishing touches to their game plan for the flyers. the journey to the stanley cup is just about here. you better believe the verizon center will be rocking tomorrow night for game one of the first round playoff series. the series opener is always a tone-setter. the caps are determined to make a statement in the opening face-off. >> it will be fun. it will be a fun series. everyone wants to play in the playoffs. everyone likes to have the home ice advantage. we accomplished that. so now it is, you know, time for the real work to begin. >> wait for game one. corner back toller is coming the northwestern high school grad signed with the washington redskins. terms of the deal were not released. he i

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i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >>> a coded message says it's a call from the internal revenue service but in reality it's a scam used to steal millions of dollars from americans. and we have surely here to tell us about it and how you can protect yourself. >> i got five calls within two weeks from supposedly the irs saying they were going to sue me for back taxes. i do not. what happens is they call you up and try to scare you. they leave a phone number and ask you to call it. don't do it. it's a scam. they're trying to get your money and convince you know you will have often illegal things happen to you. some people get concerned and you may look at the caller id and see irs on it. don't believe it. >> what can you do? is there any recourse? >> will respond to that kind of call. contact the irs through other the website so call or send an email to report the number so they know the scam that is going on. they need reinforcement from consumers. >> good advice and we thank you so much. for more information go to wusa9.com and go to the action link if you want to volunte

i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. gop candidates are now teaming up against donald trump. tracie potts joins us live with more on what to expect. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, expect a lot of back and fort from both sides on those primaries tomorrow, but the developing news overnight about the republicans, officially now ted cruz and john kasich put out press releases saying that they will stay out of each other's way in certain states so that the other candidate can go one-on-one with donald trump. for cruz that means indiana where he's challenging trump to another debate. and then for john kasich, that means oregon and new mexico where cruz has agreed to step back. you can imagine the reaction d tweeting this is desperation, that both of these kit candidat are mathematically tedead. democrats are competing up and down the east coast tomorrow. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill for us, thank you. >>> 4:46. it's already been a busy day for president obama. right now he's in germany where he's tourin

i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >>> i'm melissa mollet. here are just some of the stories lighting up social media this morning. beyonce's new athletics well, it hits stores today. according to fashionistas, the pop diva partnered with british businessman and top shop owner peter green. there are more than 200 items to choose from the new ivy park line. looks pretty cool. expect to wait a while, though, if you're trying to buy online. it seems the items are a very hot commodity. >>> and saturday marks the 154th anniversary of d.c. emancipation. social media editor britney johnson has more on what's going on in the district. >> reporter: this saturday marks the 154th anniversary of d.c. emancipation, and to celebrate, there will be a huge parade taking place. and just a reminder, tomorrow all city government workers will have the day off because it is a public holiday in d.c. for more information on how to get involved in the parade or times and location, just search "emancipation day" in our app. >> all right. thank you, brittany. >>> and

i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >>> good morning. grand old problems. new disarray for the republican party. trump now calling the delegate rules a disgrace. the head of the party telling trump to, quote, give us all a break. while house speaker paul ryan says it once again. >> i do not want, nor will i acce, the nomination for our party. >> this morning, an exclusive interview with the speaker about the state of the race and why he's chosen to stay out of it. >>> hackers for hire. a new report this morning saying the fbi paid a one-time fee to hackers to break into the iphone of one of the san bernardino terrorists. who did the government turn to for help? >>> lost and found. a 72-year-old

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i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. jummy: students are back in class at a wisconsin high school after a terrifying shooting outside their prom. two teens were hurt he for police shot and killed the gunman. what the teens families say may have motivated the attack. is still a small town in shock as police try to understand why this 18-year-old allegedly plotted a rampage at a high school prom. >> we have a shooter. the school will need to be cleared. reporter: police say the former high school student was armed with a high-powered rifle opened fire on students leaving the prom saturday night. a young man was hit in the leg. his date grazed by a bullet. an officer patrolling the parking lot outside the palm heard the gunfire and took down the shooter right away. >> he did what he needed to do and took care of -- to me, saved a lot of lives. officials areol also praising police saying there quick actions prevented what might have otherwise been a disaster of unimaginable proportions. >> i don't think this would happen in