>> tony: that's right. >> mike: who is 298? >> tony: brett favre. >> mike: good company. >> tony: it was amazing being down in brazil having people stop you. >> mike: big hit on glidden and the ball comes out. let's see if it is ruled a catch and a fumble and it is and it is recovered by miami. >> cris: whoa! gary is getting recognition. watch him shoot up out of the middle right here. absolutely clean hit. catch. couple of steps. >> cris: helmet right on the ball. >> mike: beautiful. legit and looked to be recovered inbounds. >> cris: did he ever have full possession of that? if i have to get into what is a catch already, i am go to let it go.

>> mike: on the back end gets it. yeah. he does get the second foot down before the other foot comes out of bounds. >> tony: i don't know if he has it or not. >> mike: got to secure the catch, two steps and then essentially do something with it. time to do something with it. recovery. right foot. left foot. >> tony: i don't know. >> cris: i think that is good. i am not sure about the catch. >> tony: i am not so sure that is good. when is it secure? >> referee: previous play will be reviewed. >> mike: we will look at this here with 1:20 left. >> cris: dean blandino thought he could go home, but no. we are going to milk it for all it is worth. >> tony: i don't know if he got it put away. >> cris: that was a great toe tap. >> tony: ball is still moving. >> mike: you are going on the ball still moving.

we are watching the feet. >> tony: yeah. >> mike: this is the way that they judge these. looking at it in real time we so often slow them down. the way you need to look at it is in full speed. i feel like he is trying to do something. ward off a would-be hit or protect himself. >> cris: gary just wants to talk about the hit. >> mike: that's right. >> cris: it makes a difference when you have that hitter back in there. kam chancellor, some of those guys. you had a pretty good one back in the day himself. >> tony: bob sanders? >> cris: he was one too. john lynch. >> tony: john lynch. >> cris: what do you think about adam gase? >> tony: i really like him. i was down in miami for their off-season workouts for a day. and the players like this guy because he does bring confidence to them.

he relates to them. he is not that much older. he talks their language. he works with all of the video stuff and the electronics. they like him. i think he is going to do great. >> cris: that was a funny story. he was talking about it as a head coach, you can listen to the offensive coaches and then flip it to the defensive coaches. he said i am calling all of this and i am used to be on with the offensive coaches and i flipped over to the defensive coaches. >> referee: ruling on the field is changed. the recovering player was on the sideline when he gained possession of the ball. fourth down for atlanta. >> tony: i called it. >> mike: tony raises his arms. you know it is good to see competitors. 1:20 left but you got it right, tony. >> tony: it was a catch on the recovery. >> cris: oh, stop it. >> tony: he did not put it away

as mike said. two feet down with a chance to do something with the ball. >> cris: if it is in your fingers, you got it. you never dropped a ball in your fingers like that. another one. >> mike: they have to reset the sticks. fourth and about a third of the field. fourth and 32 with 1:20 to go. the falcons are go to just go for it. one more snap. seeing the guys on tape at this point. outcome is not significant. renfree throws to the sideline as he took a hit before he got rid of it. austin hooper with the catch. they will turn it over on downs. tony, we talked about you think in rio. you said this is one of the best sports moment you were a part of being in the stadium watching the gold medal soccer match in

brazil winning on penalty kicks. >> tony: the whole night was incredible but the climax and the win and the way that it exploded and the party went out into the streets. it was phenomenal. >> cris: neymar, the world famous neymar that ended up making the game-winner. >> mike: olympic soccer is not the same significance as the world cup but they were embarrassed in the world cup in that stadium. that is like their lambeau field, their shrine. >> cris: didn't germany beat them 7-1 and came back to get them. >> mike: they were able to beat germany in the final, a 1-0 draw and they won the gold medal on penalty kicks. >> tony: i was starting to say, mike, people ask me for my autograph. i say where are you from. i am from brazil, columbia, belgium. they watch nfl football. that took me by sproourprise. >> cris: they just ask me for money. >> mike: cris, miami,

everybody's schedule looks tough but this is brutal. they have to play at seattle, at new england, at cincinnati. cleveland is the only home game. very difficult stretch, three playoff teams on the road to get going. you get relief in october with the home games but a hard way there to start your coaching career. >> cris: but you are also early in the season you might not see the absolute best out of the other teams and you are trying to develop something and put the offense together. would you rather see those teams? it is hard to get a win out of that schedule. would you rather take your shot early or see them later in the year? >> cris: that is the thing you worry about as a coach. >> tony: going on the road to seattle, new england, cincinnati, now you are 1-3. or 0-4 at the beginning and all of the confidence leaves you. that is what you are concerned about. >> mike: not many fans would say

2-2 start would be really happy with that schedule given what you saw in the next four at home including a bye week, 2-2 or 1-3 miami might still be okay. >> cris: i heard people say new england will be happy if they go 2-2. no. new england will not. no they will not. >> mike: tony, thanks. great visiting with you. >> tony: awesome. >> mike: see you in the studio. >> tony: thank you. >> mike: this is the first game. he was about done at halftime. when do you come back here. miami gets the win 17-6. their offense looked good in the first half with 199 yards. and they will move to 2-1 in the preseason. the falcons will drop to 2-1. join us and our sunday night team in jacksonville sunday for the bengals and the jaguars, 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific. coming up next except for the west coast your late night news.

for the entire team, i am mike tirico saying good night from orlando. >> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national football league.

epi-pens, price problem, a cost of a life-saving device has sky rocketed. tonight, local moms think it could be too pricey before this school year. block evacuated because of a dangerous leak in kensington

tonight. now crews fear something could explode. and ryan lochte charged. we asked legal experts, could he be extradited? good evening, i'm keith jones. we begin with the epi-pen price outrage. could kids be kept from potentially life-saving devices because their parents can't afford them? controversy keeps building tonight over that price which has jumped 400% in recent years. tonight, the company mylan said it would offer coupons and more access. but that's not calming the outrage over the price hike. >> reporter: the cost of epi-pens has jumped from $90 to $600 in a decade. >> it's ridiculous. >> reporter: nelda harris watched many epi-pen saves in her school district, but since it's stocked with those that

parents themselves supply, she's worried, especially for low-income students. >> if you can't afford to buy breakfast and lunch, how can you afford something that's crucial for life. >> reporter: this price hike happened because america's health care system in is crisis. >> i understand, better than anyone that facts are inconvenient to headlines. >> reporter: the costs can rack up. many families have to buy extras for schools or caretakers, plus, there's an expiration date. >> we have been fighting for this for years, for the voice of the patient. >> reporter: michelle casellia knows what it's like to inject her own son in a life-saving situation. >> it's first thing you grab. you have to have it. it's not a privilege, it's required. >> reporter: but now some worry that the price tag for what'sy cho -- required could be out of

reach. a hazmat situation is playing out in kensington. crews are trying to contain a leak that firefighters say is very dangerous u we have skyforce 10 over that site. at one point, businesses on a nearby block were evacuated. all streets around that building are still closed. that includes east khai owe ga, kingston and parts of gee street. repairs could take several days. a big development in the ryan lochte case. brazilian police are charging him with filing a false report. it is not enough to keep him out of trouble. brandon hudson has been following the latest in this case. everyone wants to know, can ryan lochte be extradited? >> the answer is no. ryan lochte cannot be extradited to brazil because of this charge. surprisingly, a criminal law expert says it's easier to

defend him in the court of law than it is in the court of public opinion. matthew phillips has been a swimmer all his life and hopes to one day compete in the summer olympics. he followed the u.s. team's high points and low, including ryan lochte's false robbery claim. >> it's definitely unfortunate, but you can't have one person or one group of people mess up everything for the whole entire team. >> reporter: new tonight, nbc 10 learned brazilian police charged lochte with falsifying a robbery report in rio de janeiro. we asked a couple attorneys how lochte and his legal team can navigate this. >> had he just told the exact truth of ha happened, i think americans would have been very sympathetic. >> this particular matter is not extraditable. >> reporter: theodore simon has handled a number of international law cases. he says while holochte may not

extradited from america he could be if he travels from another country, but if he stays state side, he's not entirely immune. >> he could be exposed to other legal proceedings by way of a deposition or interrogation here. >> reporter: despite how lochte looks in the court of public opinion, simon told us his charge is defensible, given the confrontation with two armed men in a country with a language barrier. >> if i was his lawyer, i'd be on the next plane to brazil resolving the matter. >> that lochte situation can also be resolved with a fine of some sort, but brazil must make sure they do not overstep by asking for too much money. it's halready reported that another swimmer paid a $11,000 fine. live in the digital operations center, brandon hudson. also interesting, ryan lochte, we've been talking about this for a long time, at least

the past few weeks. he's been losing sponsors, but tonight he's actually gaining an endorsement. pine brothers throat drops, their slogan, the product is forgiving on your throat. they say they give the swimmer a second chance. four sponsors dumped lochte on monday. he tweeted thanks to all the folks at pine brothers for your confidence in me. i look forward to making you proud. summer isn't over just yet. you're looking live right now at the philadelphia city hall. beautiful shot. it felt warmer today. the heat and humidity will be uncreasing tomorrow. how hot will it feel? we head to fwren hurricane schwartz with your first alert forecast. >> the humidity was up today, and you probably felt it, even though the temperature didn't get to 90 degrees. the clouds prevented that today. 87 for the high, but tomorrow,

with the sunshine, the temperature's going to shoot up, and the humidity's going to be higher than it was today. it's going to feel like around 100. over the weekend, it's going to be hot, near 90 degrees, but not quite as hot and not quite as humid. right now it's 79 degrees in philadelphia, 78 in wilmington, 75 in tlaechbtic city, but the humidity is so high it feels like 82 in philadelphia. and that's a sign of things to come, because the humity will be even higher tomorrow than ha we are seeing right now. at 7:00 a.m., 75 in philadelphia, 7 it2 in some of suburbs. 90s in the afternoon. lows in the 70s as opposed to the 50s a couple days ago. now to the nbc 10 south jersey bureau, police were out in full force in the camden

neighborhood where an 8-year-old girl was shot in the head. doctors at cooper university hospital are working to keep gabriele carter alive. meanwhile balloons hang outside her home. the little girl was shot in the hid outside her home near ninth and spruce. police believe at least four men were shooting at each other. there is a $6,000 reward for information that leads to aarrest. now to decision 2016. the race to the white house got nasty iraier and more about rac. >> trump is reinforcing harmful stereotypes. and offering a dog whistle to his most hateful supporters. it's a disturbing preview of what kind of president he'd be. >> during a campaign stop in nevada, hillary clinton charged that donald trump is peddling bigotry and paranoia and accused

her rival of allowing a radical fringe to take over the republican party. >> when democratic policies fail, they are left with only this one tired argument. you're racist, you're racist. they keep saying it. you're racist. >> donald trump told supporters, democrats have consistently failed minority communities and acued clinton of seeing african-americans and hispanic allies as votes to be collected, then ignored. in pennsylvania a group of people who don't believe in god are challenging the way prayers are handled before the state sessions of the house of representatives. five people and three organizations filed the lawsuits saying nonbelievers are treated like a disfavored minority who can be discriminated against. they want to prevent anyone to force them to stand during the

prayer. furning to a nbc 10 exclusive, the video here, a firefighter arrested in bucks county. investigators say 18-year-old eric word took videos and sexually explicit pictures of a number of girls. one was 14 at the time of his allege crimes. he's charged with computer theft, invasion of privacy and corruption. a woman killed while zip lining at delaware's state park disconnected herself from a safety system before falling. according to the zip line at go ape, the woman was standing on a platform about 35 feet in the air waiting to get on a zip line when she fell. her daughter says zip lining was on her mother's bucket list.

aftershocks are adding to despair in italy where a quake killed 250 people and leveled three small towns. one aftershock leveled buildings that were already cracked, prompting authorities to close roads. they have been using sniffer dogs and working in teams in areas hardest hit. they will not say when their work will shift from saving lives to rye covecovering bodie. comcast is providing free calls through september 25th. they are the parent company of nbc 10. a car smashed into by a suspected drunk driver, and the moment of impact is caught on video. we're learning more about who the officer is. and later, stronger than she looks. that's a baby cow putting up a big fight against officers, trying to wrangle her off of the

highway. and watch your face. a new study forecasts philadelphia will become the most wrinkle-prone city in the next few decades. don't quite bode well for my career. we'll explain why, coming up. good-bye chooch. he talks about his two best memories in the city of brotherly love.

want to show you surveillance video showing a car slamming a police officer, throwing him 15 feet into the air. he's 55-year-old joseph cain jr., a 26-year veteran of the department. he was standing on the side when a drunk driver sped down the hill and hit him. we've learned that he is recovering in the hospital tonight. the suspect, meanwhile, is in

jail. that person right there, 21 year old colin murphy, sitting in the back of the squad car, accused of driving drunk and leaving the scene of an accident. turning our sights to our south, a new video of a wild chase in florida that ended with a scuffle between a dui suspect and three deputies. this is video of the chase in indian river. reached speeds of more than 100 miles per hour. after the chase, the man puts his hand in his pants, and this happens right here, it's almost as if he was pulling for a gun. police tased him several times. he continues to fight. one of the officers suffered minor injuries. and while that's going on, police in florida were dealing with a cow on the interstate. what they didn't expect was the fight on their hands. it turned out to be just a calf, but she had a lot of fight in her. up and down an embankment, she took officers for quite a ride. they had to wrangle the calf until she could tire herself out

and she could be tied up. they're still looking for her owner. now a significant metal box, its contents and a snapshot of philadelphia as we know it thousand. it was sealed shut and won't be opened for a century. what does an old-fashioned key, $100 and this mysterious silver box have in common? 100 years of history in the birthplace of america, philadelphia. >> things are so different than they were in 1916. we expect they'll be pretty different in 2116. >> reporter: he's right about that. 100 years ago, the national park service was created. 100 years from now, everything we know, including nbc 10 will likely be out of date, out of speed and outlived. that's why in the shadow of independence hall the time capsule will be sealed and stored and preserved as we play, picnic and take pictures

together. >> we take care of that's important places, and we do it for everybody who lives in the united states, and we need their support. >> and to support the national park service, all you need too do is visit the 50-some acres and more than 20 historic buildings open every single day with the exception of christmas. to music and food in camden. ♪ nbc 10 at the children's garden for the music feeds needs summer concert series. it's a summer program that exposes kids to music and the arts. it was a great night to be outside, but get ready for more hot and humid weather moving in. glen schwartz has all the details. >> temperatures in the 70s, mid

to upper 7 os for the most part in philadelphia itself, we'll have 79 degrees at the airport. 80 at center hill, fox chase, 79. even at this hour, now we've got a lot more hot weather on the way. 94 degrees friday and pretty cho close to 90 through the following week. the average high is 84 degrees. what's that going to do when we add it up at the end of the month, it's going to be the hottest august ever recorded in philadelphia, by a good bit. so we're pretty sure about that. also pretty sure it's going to feel a lot hotter than the temperature is tomorrow, summerton 93, feel being like 97. newtown square, feeling like 94. allentown feeling like 95. and delaware's going to win again.

harrington, 94, feeling like 103. rehoboth beach, 91, feeling like 100. even at the jersey shore, long port, 90, feeling like 99 degrees. that's for tomorrow. the humidity will go down a little bit over the weekend. still be relatively hot, close to 90 in philadelphia and the suburbs. the jersey shore, more comfortable than tomorrow, it will be near 90 at the shore tomorrow as you saw and feel chose to 100. but it won't be feeling like that all weekend. now in the tropics, we continue to watch this system near the bahamas, but you sure can't find the center of it. it's still very disorganized. the low pressure center getting close to cuba, so it can't strengthen when it goes over cuba. maybe when it get into the gulf of mexico, the remnants of it have a chance of developing. these are the latest forecast tracks, taking it well south of florida, as we told you

yesterday, if it doesn't develop, it's not moving up that direction. and it certainly will not. one other great place for this weekend, the poconos, 82 degrees, lots of sunshine and low humidity.

philadelphia's department of prisons celebrated the most recent class to complete a one of a kind re-entry program. new leash on life pairs unwanted shelter animals with inmates. they train the dogs for three months, teaching them to behave and socialize. in turn, they take classes on management skills and prepping. >> it teaches patience, discipline and ability to solve

problems in a more thoughtful way. >> the dogs are all going to new homes. all of the inmates who are not returning to a previous job have paid internships lined up at local shelters. as if you don't have enough to worry about, philadelphia will be the most wrinkle-prone city in the country by 2040, not boding well for my career, better get that wrinkle cream now. roc skin care looked at the risks for premature aging. why did philly make the top spot? pollution, high commutes and smoking rates. john? coming up in sports, the phillies continue to break a way from their past. ryan howard is the only philly remaining from the 2008 world series team. we'll hear from chooch on his favorite memories with the