for golden state. it s back up to 17. mozgov has come on, frye, jones, williams, as well as dahntay jones. speights comes in. grimacing a little bit, seems to be okay. green, not that time. mozgov, who had such a huge role for cleveland last year, but they changed the way they played. now, not in the rotation. getting some mop-up duty here in game one. frye back up top to williams. thompson, with the rebound. steve kerr calls a 20-second time-out. no doubt to get som o starters out of the game. 1:32 remaining. warriors on the verge of taking game one. my man, dwyane wade! you got this. you cool. cool like a penguin in a tank top. cool like a convertible with a snowplow. like a streaker at a hockey game. like a finger roll in february. cool like a yeti eating frozen spaghetti. wooo! the cool, crisp flavor of gatorade frost. play cool. mike: steve kerr and the golden state warriors, they were up 14, and then the cavaliers took the but they came back in the fourth, the lead
soldiers from ft. hood are among the dead and missing tonight in fast-moving floodwaters. and they re some of the world s elite pilots. the blue angels and the thunderbirds. tonight, why two of their planes went down. first at 11:00, he heard screams and ran to help. now one of the good samaritans in a deadly maryland shooting spree is out of the hospital. carl unger is home with four bullet wounds, and he s talking to news4 about the man he says smiled before shooting him and killing his friend. eulalio tordil was indicted today on eight counts, and that includes two charges of first-degree murder. shomari stone is live at montgomery mall with an interview you ll only see on news4. reporter: wendy and doreen, carl unger tells us it happened so fast, at one point he s trying to help a woman who was screami ground thinking he s going to die. i did feel bad, the whole situation. reporter: tonight, carl unger speaks about the horror he experienced at westfield montgo
as far as severe weather goes, this is really all i m seeing. moderate to high areas of heavy rain that will lead to water logged roads. as far as high winds and hail is concerned, not seeing that threat. we re coming in at 78 degrees right now as we continue to track scattered rain from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. mainly dry by 11:00 p.m. more severe weather in the forecast over the weekend. i ll have updates to that coming up in about 15 minutes. the talk is over. the work is about to begin. metro s massive yearlong effort to repair the rail system kicks off at midnight. with it, expect a year of service delays across the region. the first phase will involve work on tracks between the boston metro station and the east falls church station in northern virginia. there will be continuous single tracking, reduced service on the orange and silver line with trains every 18 minutes on the impact west of boston. mark segraves is live in arlington with more on the big launch and what it s
activity continues to sink southward out of the region. 74 degrees. still tracking scattered and heavy rain in spots and 75 degrees. some wet roads for the evening hours. mainly dry by 9:00, 10:00, and 11:00. more on what you can expect this weekend coming up in ten minutes. now to an early morning raid that neighbors say looked like something out of a hollywood movie. investigators continue combing through the home in leesburg for clues. david culver has the latest on the investigation there. reporter: right now, police are questioning several people connected with this early morning raid. they won t say what sparked it, but several agencies are involved. we re talking local and federal. we re talking fbi, the atf, we saw members of the police gang unit. it was extremely scary only because we were not such a thing. this is a very family-friendly oriented neighborhood. reporter: 5:00 a.m., red and blue lights illuminating the home across the street. look at the second