message for other dads. for the first time in days people in baltimore can enjoy their city at night. we are live with reaction to the curfew's end. >> announcer: news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. >> tonight breaking news in texas two. men are dead after they started shooting outside of an art exhibit that featured cartoons for the prophet muhammad. all this in dallas suburb called garland. two men pulled up in a car and shot a security guard. police officers shot both men and killed them. security guard has been treated and released from the hospital. right now investigators are searching the suspects' car for possible explosives. people attending the event were immediately moved to a safer place. >> well are going to move y'all into the auditorium in a minute. i need everybody to remain calm. become orderly, take you into the auditorium further from the front of the building all right. >> the american freedom defense initiative organized the art exhibit and contest. at this point, it's not clear if the shooting was in response to the mohamed cartoons. >> we are still following events in baltimore. one man's adult son was gunned down on the streets there. and he promised himself he would be a better dad to his younger son. now he has got a message for fathers. news 4s darcy spencer joins us live with his message. darcy? >> good evening, chris. first let me tell you it is all quiet here on the streets of baltimore tonight. you can see traffic is getting through. there is no curfew. there are a few people out on the streets. but that is perfectly fine. perfectly legal. police are not out here telling people to go inside for the first time in several nights now. you mention this father. he has been out here protesting every day. after the loss of his son, a couple years age he says he is leading by example. >> we are witnessing history. the world is watching us. >> terry williams' 22-year-old son was shot and killed on the streets of baltimore two years ago. he had been involved in a gang. >> through his death that i felt who i really was. my purpose and my true assignment. >> williams says that tragedy inspired him to become a better farther for his 11-year-old son marquise. >> and i swore to god this isn't here will not experience that. that will be the father god created me to be for my son. >> joining demonstrators with marquise to encourage men to be better dads. >> african-american men take this opportunity to really search their hearts and be the man that god has called them to be to their children. >> motorcycle riders briefly shut down traffic at the intersection in a loud show of support for the community. national guard troops are heading out of town. this will be the first night without a curfew since the riots. police have arrested dozens of curfew violators over the past several days. this man was pepper sprayed saturday night. people we spoke to say they supported the curfew. >> i understand their frustration with what happened. i was frustrated myself. but i am not going to go tear up next door or or tear up where i got to live at. that makes no sense. awe bought they're glad it but they're glad it is being lifted. >> i understan the curfew. enough is enough. >> and that's what we heard from a lot of people. enough is enough. they're ready for that curfew to be lifted. as you can see there are people out here on the streets of baltimore, no police out here telling people to go inside. a little bit earlier tonight, baltimore police released some numbers. they said that more than 100 of their officers had been injured in the line of duty. over the last week. nearly 500 people have been arrested in connection with the protest. i spoke to one state senator who represents this neighborhood, she told me sheep is is not expecting any trouble tonight. chris, back to you. >> thank you, darcy. that means businesses can stay open later. bars restaurants in fells point. we were there earlier this evening. things seemed to be getting back to normal. people were enjoying the nice weather. and tell us, while they thing the curfew is necessary they're glad it has been lifted. >> but it has been hard. because usually we are going to wal-mart shopping things like that. late at night. we couldn't do them things you know what i mean? but i am kind of glad curfew is lifted. a blessed thing. >> my view on the curfew i think there should have been a curfew. you know? because they needed it for those young people. i know that's what it was for. it wasn't for us adults. it was for the young people. >> pastors in baltimore parade for peace and healing. for some people going back to the way things were isn't good enough. news 4s, derek ward continues team coverage "day of prayer." >> the maryland governor came to the catholic church on baltimore's west side for what he called a statewide day of prayer and healing. a process that has begun in the days after monday's unrest in the streets. with the lifting of the 10:00 p.m. curfew prayers of man have been answered. >> it has been a hard week. we have kept everybody safe. since monday night we haven't had serious problems. >> i think a lot of the unrest has been settled, settled down in the sense protest thousands. that doesn't mean the work doesn't continue. >> the mayor toured the mall looking forward to the reopening. this man, taking some pride in the way the city handled itself over the last week. >> times of trouble you do have people that come together. and there is a tomb of healing andhealing -- time of healing and to rebuild. >> this is freddie gray's neighborhood. >> the archbishop lori was here. >> in many ways the whole religious community across baltimore has been calling for the same thing. really from the very beginning. >> but they have also been calling for change. change in the police department with six members now facing charges in connection to freddie gray's death. and the neighborhood that have been neglected. and that erupted. while there are signs and remnants of when the west side was in its heyday the question is -- what happens on the other side of all of this. the curfew gone it will be easier. >> give people more opportunity to do what they want to do. >> we are learning a wonderful lesson in a -- in a really -- beautiful moment if we move it forward. >> a lot of things are easier said than done. >> in baltimore. derek ward. news 4. >> speaker of the house says when it comes to the relationship betweench ari african-americans and police officers we are in a quote, national crisis. >> if you uh look what has happened over the course of the last year you have just got to scratch your head. when you hear about -- these charges having been brought. >> charging homicide for freddie gray. >> public servants should not violate the law. now if these charges are true it's outrageous and unaccept unacceptable. >> speaker boehner says eliminating failed programs and reforming the education system would be a good starred to solving some of the problems. we'll keep watching what is happening in baltimore as the night continues and send along any updats ones. >> at 11:00. police reopened 30 3epwepened 301 in waldorf. the bike was speeding when it slammed into a pickup truck and caught firement both on the motorcycle were killed. >> a teen ij ear maryland died after shom one shot himdied -- teenager in maryland died after some one shot him. paramedics rushed him to the hospital where he died. over in loudo nflt county sheriff mike chapman won the chance to sook aeek a second chance. the vote was close. noble used to be a high ranking deputy in the sheriff's office. he criticized how chapman has been managing the budget and staff. chapman will face brian allman in the general election. >> it takes money to research brain tumors that. at why you need the race for hope 5 k. more than 10,000 people laced up their running shoes at freedom plaza. organizers rolled out a 32-foot-long wall of hope featuring hundreds of victims and survivors. the family came up with the idea for the wall to honor their dad. but they say, this walk is main low about finding a cure. mainly about finding a cure. >> just to keep raising money. and awareness. and hopefully one day we will find a cure. and we won't have to have this event anymore. >> well, this year's race for hope raised more than $2 million. and all that will be used to research brain tumors. >> parts of virginia have new will still be closed as folks head back to work tomorrow. there is a lot of heavy equipment positioned outside the watergate at the collapsed parking garage. we checked with the d.c. fire official who told us crews stablized the structure enough to do a primary search. but they didn't find any one in inside. the cadaver dog detected possible hit at the complex after the garage collapse fried day. >> you can add more names to the crowded list of contenders for the gop presidential nomination. today, dr. ben carson said he is running for president. the neurosurgeon will make it official tomorrow morning with an announcement in his hometown of detroit. former hulewlett-packard ceo, carly fiorina, will announce monday. and then tuesday, mike huckabee is jumping into the race. the wizard keep rolling on the road to. day they did something that no other team has done before. jason here with the latest. hey, jason. >> chris, nba history was made by the wizard today. no team has ever won four consecutive series openers on the road. the wizards accomplished the feat after a second half performance against the top team in eastern conference. the wiz kid looking to stay perfect in the playoffs. atlanta, they led by ten at halftime. but the wizard battled back. tied at # 383 in the fourth quarter. bradley biel stepping up big time. game high 2 points. the whiz take an 85-83 lead. layer on in the game. wizard up four. john wall. kicking it out to otto porter jr. porter knocks down the three pointer. wizard go up 7. take the game from atlanta. 104-98. >> we know what type of team we are. the way we played early in the season. we played out our best. locked down. focus on the defense. lock in. one of the big games. we say. got to lock in. to the task at hand. and we know we do that. that we are one of the best teams in the east. >> we'll heavy more on the wizards in a bit. plus we go back inside the locker room tonight on sports final. from the newsroom. i'm jason pugh. >> jason, we follow our top story in a dallas suburb. who people opened fire at a contest to draw the prophet muhammad. police had to kill both of them. we will bring you any new >> i thought it was a little boring actually. >> for a guy, money may weather. fans didn't feel they got their money's worth. others say they had to fight to order it. whether mayweather/pacquiao lived up to the hype open for debate. made a ton of money. fans paid up to $100 for pay-per-view. some watched it for free thanks to crafty folks who streamed the whole thing online. nbc's ron mott breaks down the drama inside and outside the ring. after a five-year wait for the fight of the century. rush hour. fans clutching the hottest tickets on the planet streaming into witness history. boxing's most lucrative bout ever. $400 million spectacle. >> let's get ready to rumble! >> floyd playweatherther/pacquiao, michael jordan tom brady, j.z. beyonce, social media abuzz. yielding complaints from those who didn't get what they paid for. $90 to fight their cable company. as pay-per-view orders never made it home to viewers. once the bell sounded the top two brand names delivered flashes of excitement punctuated of chess like maneuvering. >> there is the mayweather right hand. >> in the end, mayweather the victor according to judges and a unanimous decision that confused pacquiao. >> i think i won the fight. >> i knew in my heart i was beating him easy. >> reaction left a few fans questioning the result and many the hype. >> i thought it was a little boring actually. >> this should have been an epic fight it was not. >> mike tyson joined in the chorus of disappoint pment, tweeting we waited five years for that. underwhole m underwhelmed. ron mott nbc news las vegas. >> thank you, ron. tiger wood. single man again. got that news today via lindsay vonn's face book page. a mutual decision. vonn is a ski champion, and blamed hectic schedules for keeping them apart. britain's new princess may have a name. but we are still waiting to hear what it is. folks in london placing bets. bookies say alice charlotte and olivia are the top three names. the baby is at kensington palace. prince charles, wife camilla, and kate middleton's parents. many are excite add but catching a glimpse of the royals as they left the hospital saturday. >> they just looked beautiful. happy. really stung. i will never forget it. >> the baby girl is fourth in line to the throne behind her grandfather, father and her brother george. >> well, kid yourself warned. in hours, d.c. police will activate six speed cameras across the district. this one on wisconsin avenue observatory. the other five scattered throughout the city. go to nbcwashington.com to see where they are. cameras catch you speeding you get a warning in the mail. after 30 days they will send you a ticket. all right. today nothing but 8s across the forecast. feels like last summer out there. >> it is beautiful. we haven't had temperatures like this since september. this upcoming. >> knew i wasn't dreaming it. >> you are not. beautiful. good new. you like the weather. tomorrow love the weather. tomorrow for the most part. a repeat performance. touch warmer. talk more abut tomorrowout tomorrow to night. the full moon as well. may full moon. the flower moon. thank you to lloyd. you can check that out overnight tonight. so here are your weather headline. warmest week so far this year. in fact warmest since cement. near 90 tuesday. a little humid tuesday and wednesday as well. limited rain chances this week. bite end of the week not all of us likely getting rain. so gardens and lawns could start to get a little dry. temperatures now in the 60s. 50s. 65 in washington. 57 in gaithersburg. tonight open up the windows. work our way toward tuesday may start to think about turning on the air conditioner a little buy. commuter forecast tomorrow morning. 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. comfortably cool. plenty of sunshine. temperatures in the low 60s. upper 60s to low 70s. even from 8:00 to 10:00. we will warm up quickly tomorrow morning. like to go for a run. the earlier the belttter tomorrow. commuting into work. need the sunglasses. high temperature in your neighborhood. 86 for a high in washington. few degrees warmer than today. 77 in annapolis. 84 for those in leesburg. tomorrow evening, just great. you can do yard work. kids have after school activities. the weather is cooperating. 5:00 p.m. temperature, 84. 7:00 in the 80s. 9:00 p.m. taking the dog for a late walk. temperatures in the mid 70s. now tuesday. almost hot. the day. we are near 90 degrees. little bit humid. clouds increase throughout the day. notice that here on future weather. we get into the afternoon hours. 2:00 p.m. into the evening hours. scattered showers. maybe a few thunderstorms possible. now sashgsevere weather isn't likely. future weather. heavier rain. the rain could be slow moving. so of course tom will have updates on that tomorrow morning. starting off at 4:26. wednesday, cooler. hive temperature, around 80. high temperature around 80. few showers, thunderstorms. scattered. best chance during the afternoon. low 80s thursday through saturday. next sunday. a high of #86. >> lot of open windows and sunroofs. >> people playing hookey this week. >> good idea. thank you, amelia. when foster children move from home to home they carry everything they own in a plastic bag. one man in our area is trying to change that. rob sheen was 10 years old he became a foster child and remembers being dropped off at a new house with all his stuff in a garbage bag. that memory stayed with him over the next seven years. he moved through the system. now, sheen has started a project, come fort cases. to make foster kids have actual suitcases, filled with everything they need. as they make their journey toward a permanent home. >> we want our children to do better. i was a foster child, no one said that to me. they gave me a trash bag. >> we need to make a difference. we need to make a difference today. >> and he put his money where his mouth is. sheen and his partner adopt aid child they saw on one of the wednesday's child series. well the caps are preparing to take on the rangers tomorrow night at home. now the caps won game one. they lost game two. in the series tide. ♪ 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. ♪ ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. get a free necklace with purchase. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. 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. >> the last few months. a little down on the wiz. and then for good reason. >> got to turn those downs upside down. or up side around. i should say. >> up side around. >> made it up. go with it chris. turn it upside around. regular season. playoffs. two totally different games. like tore rononto and the wizards. four regular season meetings. today when it mattered the most. the wizards made the critical plays down the stretch. john wall bradley beal making their return trip to the eastern conference semifinals. pick this up. he could not miss in the first half. he scored 24 points. that three ball there, atlanta they scored 37 points in the first quarter. their most points in any quarter this playoff run. wizards did battle back. working the ball around. beal. knocks down the jump shot. game high. 2 points today. wizards taking 85-83 lead. later on. moore. beal. comes down awkwardly on his ankle. watch it again. his right ankle gets turned. he had to leave the game. he would head to the locker room. he did return later. paul pierce. he got it done too. here is otto porter jr. from the corner. three ball. wizards pretty in the fourth quarter. this is paul pierce. watch the screen. beautiful knockdown there by paul pierce. otto porter benefits from it. john wall took over late. gortat the bucket. wizard. game one. 104-98. first team in nba history to when four straight game ones on the road. let's go to baseball now. nationals finishing up the series new york mets. top of the first. ryan zimmerman. with two on. facing dylan. bloop single. find green grass. bring home jason worth. bryce harper advances to third. zim, puts the nats up 1-0, doug fister on the hill. bottom fifth. man on. granderson can't handle it. three strikeouts. fister. 6 and 1/3. nats blank the nets. 1-0. first time d.c. team won back to back games, 1-0, since 1915. orioles, wrapping up their home series on the road. against the tampa bay rays. adam jones, batting .402 this season. tops in the american league. here a nice piece of hitting. two-run sing m for jones. he was 4-4 at the plate today. the bird double up. final score, 4-2. diana, will join me on sports final. hear from the capitals forward, joel ward. our roundtable guest. big game for the caps tomorrow. >> all tied. game three looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. 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. we end with the race of a different kind. not the kentucky derby, which is pretty obvious when you kid, it is in florida. in the thoroughbreds of the race are lightning fast chihuahuas. chihuahua races all over the country. one took place on the southwest waterfront d.c. the proud owner took over $150 that is just shy such i don't know $1.2 million that american pharaoh's owner won, for winning the derby. you know $150 $1.2 million. what's the difference. that will do it for us tonight. sports final coming up next with jason and diana. you can weak up tomorrow news 4 today. 4:26 in the morning. have a great night, everybody. ♪ deidre & the dark - classic girl plays in the background ♪ a great entrance never goes out of style. get a free necklace with purchase. the eva mendes collection. exclusively at new york and company. 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. looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >> right now on "sports final." >> a wincing win. what the wizard' toughest victory of the year will cost them. mr. pfister meets the mets. how the nationals turned around the tailspin. big goals from a big guy. >> it's playoffs. >> joe ward's wish to rule the rangers. sports final, difficult to describe. 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