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Weber scratched for Game 5, Fisher active for Predators

By The Associated Press

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Predators center Mike Fisher is active and playing against the Chicago Blackhawks with Nashville facing elimination in their first-round series in Game 5.

Captain Shea Weber remains out with a lower-body injury, scratched from his third straight game Thursday night.

Predators coach Peter Laviolette was noncommittal on their status after the morning skate. Weber hasn’t played since getting hurt in Game 2. Fisher left Game 1 with a lower-body injury and hasn’t played since.

Fisher took part in Thursday’s morning skate, but Weber didn’t. The Predators trail the series 3-1 heading into Thursday night’s Game 5 in Nashville.

Colin Wilson, who has four goals in the series, missed the morning skate. But he also is active for Nashville.

Woman gets other drivers’ speed cam tickets — again and again

By WTOP Staff
WASHINGTON - Miriam Singer's license plate reads "MS" and nothing more. The letters are her initials. But ABC 7 reports Singer -- an 87-year-old Baltimore resident -- has received D.C. speed camera tickets for license plates reading "MS ALF," "MS G" and "MS MAD" in the past four months -- even though she said she hasn't even driven in the District. ABC 7 says speed camera tickets are supposed to be reviewed by a person before being issued. Buel Young, spokesman for the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration, said it's up to police to double-check every ticket for accuracy before it's sent out. The tickets since have been voided by the Metropolitan Police Department, ABC 7 says. MPD spokeswoman Gwen Crump attributed the mistake to human error. Crump also said some Maryland tags require special handling. Young said he wasn't sure what Crump meant by that. See more from ABC 7 below: WTOP's Ari Ashe contributed to this report. Follow @AriAsheWTOP and @WTOP on Twitter.
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