in a few minutes. kimberly: thank you, steve. tomorrow is the big return. terrible traffic tuesday. and all the kids will be back in school. wake up with "good morning washington." eileen whelan and julie will have the forecast. and the travel times. jonathan: the other big thing going on in baseball. this week is just as good as playoff baseball on the waterfront. it is crunch time for the nats. kimberly: they trail the mets in the standings. but a key three-game series underway right now. suzanne kennedy live at national park. the pennant race is really heating up. suzanne: it may say september on the calendar but it feels like october here at nationals park as the washington nationals are facing off against the n.l. east rivals the new york mets. we had a great fourth inning here. with wilson ramos hitting a ground slam but it deteriorated. we are in the eighth inning and now the mets are up by three.

i can tell you people were here hours before the game. heading to nationals park. excited about the series. a lot of mets fans here as well, everybody understanding the importance of this game. >> i would love to see a competitive rain down the line. but four ahead is a tall hill to climb. >> i think we will win and we'll sweep. the mets are demoralized coming in and we are on our way up. >> they may have felt demoralized coming in but going out could be a different story. the bullpen is doing quite well. the nats not so much. coming up at 5:00, robert burton will break it down. and i will tell you what fans have to say about the crucial series. reporting live in southeast washington from nationals park. suzanne kennedy, abc7 news. jonathan: the fans always believe their team can do it, because they can. it is getting late early for

the nationals but they still have five games left against the amazings. two more in d.c. then they will finish off the season in queens. the final three-game series of the year is at citifield beginning friday, october 2. kimberly: now a former member of the loudoun county board of supervisors is apologized after he was arrested. shawn williams admitted to confronting a friend and neighbor after a party and police say he strong-armed his way in the man's home. in a statement he released today he said in part this poor decision highlights a personal shortcoming that can no longer be denied or compartmentalized. it has become painfully clear i need help with my alcohol abuse and i am getting professional help. quite an admission there. he resigned shortly after the incident. jonathan: d.c. police arrested a man in the 107th murder of the city. etheridge is charged with first-degree murder. police say he shot and killed another man in northwest. another man injured and is expected to survive.

keep in mind 105 people were murdered in washington of all of 2014. a horrible crash to tell you about in maryland that claimed the lives of mother and father yesterday afternoon near kirby road and tinkers creek drive. a stretch that is known for being dangerous. brianne carter spoke with the mother of the woman who was killed and she joins us live. brianne: tonight, two families are in mourning. this crash claimed the life of a husband and wife. take a look here. you can see the tire marks and the class from a car and debris that remains here along the road. according to prince george's county police the accident happened just before 2:00 sunday afternoon. prince george's's county police tell abc7 a lexus and suv were involved. the circumstances of what led up to this are still under investigation. the couple in the lexus been identifieded by the family

members and the toby. they were taken to an area hospital where they died. the mother says her daughter worked at an area bank and the couple had three children. >> the crash to devastate my family and the son-in-law family. my daughter was a perfect daughter. just like the rest of my kids. perfect to me. brianne: back live, you can see there is a speed camera along the road. i asked police whether or not speed was a factor in this. this afternoon they tell me that is still part of the ongoing investigation. what we do also know at this point, no word from prince george's county police on whether or not charges will be filed. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. kimberly: heart-breaking. jonathan: very sad. well, the three-day weekend mark the end of summer is

about over. kimberly: hundreds of thousands from the area hit the road with some of the lowest gas prices in more than a decade. kellye lynn in mobile track 7 on i-95. do you have company out there? kellye: yes, indeed. a lot of company as you might imagine. hundreds of thousands of people were expected to travel this holiday weekend. now many of those people are on their way home. it's congested and we are moving. we're moving at about 40 miles per hour. so that is pretty good. i will give you a look at the traffic right now. you can see plenty of cars out here. we have seen a good presence by the virginia state police. six cars since we got on the road. we have been on the road for the last hour or so. the traffic would be heavier after noon. people on the roads have been

warned about this. the traffic probably won't die down until the afternoon. the gas prices are down. average price is $2.40. a gallon. back to you. kimberly: safe travels. thank you. this is hard to believe. it has been a year since these two beautiful children went missing. sarah and jacob disappear and the mother kathryn is believed to have been the last person to see them. coming up at 5:00, their father speaks out. diane cho has that report coming up in the next hour. jonathan: person was hit and killed by a pickup truck. these are not vehicles that are supposed to be driven on the roads. they are made for offroads. no word on the pickup truck

driver. police searching for the killer in temple hills. they found a man dead in front of an apartment building on dallas way. another guy was shot and a third man was stabbed. >> no threat to the community. this is not random. there is $25,000 reward leading to arrest. jonathan: there may have been witnesses since it happened in open building. but no one has come forward to assist. kimberly: crime alert in d.c. robberies in northwest washington overnight. both crimes the police are looking for three men. the descriptions are vague but similar.

sam ford spoke with one of the victims and he has his story at 5:00. >> now a story only on 7. there is a violent assault at montgomery strip mall. kevin lewis reveals the bizarre weapon in that attack. kevin: a road rage beat-down. police say the male victim waiting to offload his delivery truck. at the grocery store loading dock when frederick cut the line backing up his truck inside. the men exchanged words before he shouted, "you koreans should go back to korea." the 66-year-old grabbed a metal club and allegedly went on to hit the victim over the head twice. >> no answer at the home that he respects. we called his employer.

they refused to tell us if he is still making delivery. if convicted a judge could sentence drago up to 35 years in prison. paramedics took the victim to the local hospital for head wounds. no word on his current condition. jonathan: 35 years for a parking spot. kimberly: i know. manage our anger. jonathan: coming up at "abc at - it feels like it has been the summer of on the shark. the survivor of the latest attack is opening up on what happened off the california coast. we have that next. kimberly: or the summer of the drone. interrupting sporting events. this time in the return of college football where this one happens. coming up. >> a d.c. woman wins $20,000 in a virginia state lottery but is it getting paid? i'm chris papst. come up, what is going on with this scratchoff ticket when

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jonathan: well, you talk about a tough pill to swallow. imagine hitting a jackpot on a scratch off ticket and then told you don't get the money. kimberly: just kidding. that happened to one woman who thought she was going to

pocket $20,000. "7 on your side" investigator chris papst explains. chris, what happened? chris: a lottery says this ticket worth $20,000 was, id in error -- was,, issued in error. they never think the money won't be paid off if they hit it big. august 22, ardella newman bought this ticket in shoppers on alexandria off route 1. one of the winning numbers was 16. when she matched that number and saw she won $20,000 you can imagine just how excited she was. she is retired and on a fixed income. $20,000 would mean a lot. not only to her but to her family. >> i was so excited. i called my sister and i said hit the lottery for $20,000. she said, "stop lying." chris: but when newman went to cash in the ticket, she got bad news. at 6:00, we'll tell you why the lottery said the ticket is

not valid and she will not be getting her money. chris papst, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. police in kentucky investigating a drone crash. this happened at a football game over the weekend. the drone flew straight in the press box saturday night as the team was about to take on louisiana lafayette. it was privately owned. police are considering what to do and try to find the owner. >> there are all kind of things that can go wrong. clear example of what happened. you have a full stadium. shortly before the kickoff. drone clearly got away, which can happen. something bad can happen. jonathan: scary. nobody was hurt. this comes a week after a drone crashed into empty seats during the u.s. open. kimberly: kayaker is sharing his story after a close encounter with a shark. this happened in california. that is dylan marks. he is recovering from a nasty shark bite. it happened saturday while he was fishing off the malibu

coast. although he was hurt, mark says the 10-foot long hammer head shark that sunk the teeth in his foot is if real victim. >> i swung my body around. when i was doing that, it got scared. it thrashed around and i was in the way. kimberly: kimberly: he was airlo the hospital. the run-in with the shark comes a week after california kayakers in another area spotted a hammer head circling their kayak. jonathan: that is the first one that we heard the victim feeling bad for the shark. feel bad for that guy. kimberly: environmentalist. amazing video from this weekend. the lsu football game was canceled. you will see why. jo kimberly: yeah, that's why. cameras capturing several lightning strikes including these. play was halted in baton rouge less than five minutes in the game. the school's athletic director says the decision was the right one. jonathan: you think? kimberly: because of concern over the players and the fans' safety. look at that! wow! jonathan: i love it when we say it's the most prudent

thing to do. you figure? kimberly: that looks like e.t. phone home. jonathan: scary. kimberly: amazing. steve: isn't it amazing the technologies how clear you can see the lightning bolts. jonathan: the fans when they see that, time to hit the tunnel and get out of there. steve: absolutely. kimberly: five minutes in the game. if you are going to call it, good time. no lightning here. steve: no. hot and humid. the unofficial end of summer. it will feel like it. i promise for tomorrow and wednesday. it is really going to feel like early august. >> nice. steve: we'll take it why we can have it. outside we go. it's beautiful. you can see the blue sky reflecting off the potomac. that is why it looks so blew out there. a beautiful afternoon. if you have barbecue or picnics, going for a job. go for it. no problems. i will stay dry. we have not had a single drop of rain at the reagan national airport for guess how long? 14 days. 14 days of no rain in downtown d.c.

89 degrees this hour at reagan national. winds out of the south at 10. humidity at 47%. feels like temperature in the lower 90's. so it stays warm for the evening hours. 90 at dulles. 91 in winchester. quantico looking at 87. 89 in fredericksburg. tonight the lows drop in middle 60's. this is concentrated west of d.c. a cold front that will bring us relief from the heat and the humidity. as we move in on wednesday it will signal chances for showers and the thunderstorms across the midatlantic. once the cold front moves through. the lower humidity and the cooler temperatures heading in the day on wednesday. forecasts tomorrow, bus stop forecast. pick up time around 72

degrees. grab the sunglasses. upper 80's for recess. drop off time tomorrow evening is lower 70's. higher temperature around 93 degrees. winds out of the south at 5 to 10. look at the seven-day outlook show the daytime highs falling in the 80's moving in the upcoming weekend and next week the coolest air of the season. highs in the 70's. jonathan: that would be fun. kimberly: might be. ally in the traffic center for us. >> we are looking at 95 northbound. this looks good. heavy on the northbound side up to the occoquan. i will take you to the maryland side of 95. that actually looks to be pretty good, too. from baltimore to washington. 270 closer to montrose is

looking good. we are report of an accident. up to quantico there is nothing in the roadway. just here is volume. jonathan: thank you. kimberly: coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00", in the race for the white house, the political outsider driving to the top. growing deficit for the candidates that everyone thought would coast to victory. jonathan: big changes in fair fax. what it means for the students if you don't live there. that is all ahead at "abc7 news at 4:00". we'll be right back.

jonathan: as the candidates are out there running for president and hitting the campaign trail this labor day, busy time for them. new poll numbers show hillary clinton may be in trouble. we have the new numbers. reporter: hillary clinton laboring for votes in iowa. new poll numbers have the percentage dropping in that state and new hampshire from bernie sanders is leading by nine points.

>> i think secretary's campaign is getting nervous about the energy we're bringing. >> joe biden is at 16% in new hampshire. 20% in iowa. biden was on the ground in pittsburgh at a labor day parade getting the too familiar question from the crowd aren't you going to run? >> i'm going to run part of this parade. >> they said the media will compare his pro labor union remarks to something bernie sanders will say. >> the press will say populist biden got up to say today -- or they'll say you're competing against bernie sanders. >> g.o.p. candidates busy monday. over the weekend, several were in new hampshire where donald trump has 16-point lead. in a hypothetical matchup with clinton the new poll has trump beating clinton by five points in iowa.

>> if you can't beat them, invite them. donald trump accepted invite from ted cruz. kimberly: coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- back to school. if you haven't had class yet, your vacation is over tomorrow. big changes. what you need to know before sending the kids to the bus stop next. jonathan: taking a look at the roads. a lot of folks coming home from vacation. slow going. the backup. what you can expect. friends coming back from the beach. coming up for us at abc7 news, we have another look at the traffic. if you take the ride, be careful and be patient. see you here in a few minutes.

announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. kimberly: it's back to school tomorrow morning and there are big changes ahead for the fairfax high school students. jonathan: first, the good news is you get to sleep in. the bad news, it could mean your parents' commute. jeff goldberg explains. jeff: the day before school starts most high school students can agree on one thing. >> it's like a lot of stress and a lot of work you have to do. jeff: kathryn lee, a rising junior at falls church high think that stress will be less than last year now that school is starting at 8:10 instead of

7:20. >> i get more sleep. i usually stay up late to do homework. i don't get a lot of sleep. but the time change is good. >> after ten years of sometimes emotional debate. the fairfax county school board voted last fall to push back the high school start times by an hour. citing scientific study show later start times often lead to improved academic performance. while many look forward to the extra sleep, these high schooler haves other ideas. >> i thought mostly segtive. >> all three take part in the extracurricular activities that will also start lately so they won't get home close to 7:00. >> it will push everything back. >> we'll go to bed later. >> many agree on a benefit, not having to wake up when it feels like night. >> that is a positive. we don't like waking up in the dark.

>> jessica, whose son rock is in tenth grade say it's better for her, too. >> it's less hassle to wake up in the morning. >> the leaders in fairfax are hopeful that the move has a positive impact on students not just in the classroom but emotionally and psychologically. >> now look at this. six tra days of summer vacation for stafford high school because of construction. they need to install sprinklers and fix the school length. the temperatures will work from home for the rest of the week. that is why we say almost everybody is back in school. we are tracking the ride home on i-95 in virginia.

this is a beautiful day so people will procrastinate. describe how it has been for you so far. kellye: this is moving along nicely. i want you to look at how this is looking from the vantage point. we are on i-95 through fredericksberg. we have seen state police out here. i'm looking on this southbound side. there is a cruiser that pulled somebody over. this isn't expected to taper until after 9:00. the good news if you are here on the road, if you run out of gas you won't pay as much. the average national price for

a regular gallon of gas is $2.40 a gallon. in fredericksburg you can pay $1.89 for many places. for everybody else the prices are expected to fall below $2.00 by christmas. kellye lynn. jonathan: can we get the shot out of the car? the traffic is moving and the gas is cheap and look at the blue sky. kimberly: beautiful! jonathan: you almost don't mind being on the road with a bunch with of people going 45 miles per hour. if you en route to a cookout or watching while you are grilling. send us your picnic pictures and your favorite grillable. we'll air it. take a picture and e-mail it to pics@wjla.com. pics@wjla.com. if you are grilling ribs which is one of my favorites, patience is the way to do it.

you just go slow with those things. they come out great that way. picture-perfect grilling weather as we established. the only criticism we haven't gotten enough rain in the past few weeks. but the heat and the humidity will return. steve rudin has the forecast. we could use showers but not today. steve: we will get the rain and the thunderstorms moving in wednesday. there are dry conditions for the rest of the evening. no chance of rain. if you have a barbecue or a picnic or taking the dog to the market, it's fantastic. the humidity levels are creeping upward. 89 in aig. 91 in martinsburg. closer to the bay it's cooler. 83 degrees for annapolis. if you widen the view out, there is heat and the humidity

to go around. a good indcation on what is moving through. the forecast shows 78 degrees late tonight. 7:00 in the morning. a lot of kids are up earlily for school. 70 degrees. dress in something comfortable. high of tomorrow 93. 92 wednesday. there is the cooler air. a little cooler air for the day on thursday. chance for thunderstorms wednesday and thursday. take you out with a look at the next seven days. the hour-by-hour forecast is popping up instead. 78 tonight. 73 by 4:00 in the morning. next week on monday i am

talking the daytime highs in the 70's. more on that in a few minutes. >> see you then. thank you. around the world, coco, countrin western europe are offering humanitarian amid the growing refugee crisis. they need help. the thousands of the refugees are coming by bus and drain and by foot. they are hoping for a new life where they don't worry about getting killed. >> i want to do something. i want my chance. everything. >> can you imagine that? they want freedom. germany expects 800,000 refugees this week will allocate $6.5 billion to help with the lodging, benefit payments and the language courses. kimberly: lawmakers return for august reverse tomorrow. one of the first things they will worry on is the resolution of the disapproval of iran nuclear deal.

the first vote in the house is expected this week. the senate could vote as as this week. but after a heavy campaign, president obama already locked in enough votes to sustain a veto. the sister station newschannel8 is holding a round table on the iran nuclear vote. your voice, your future. america. state affairs. one-hour special wednesday at 7:00. the senior political reporter scott thuman will host and moderate. you can scream it live on wjla.com. ticket scalpers in philly trying to cash in on the pope's visits. you knew it would happen. hundreds are trying to sell train tickets to get in and sell them at four times the normal price. jonathan: the only problem for the sellers is the connects are not close to being sold out. only half sold. charging four times business is not going to fly. kimberly: don't do it. jonathan: coming up on "abc7 news at 4:00" --

apple now is expected to announce a new iphone. there you go. other companies are rolling out the fresh ones as well from the holidays. getting a deal with the carrier. good luck with that. how you can say money. we have a tip for you coming up. kimberly: but first a referee blind sided in a high school football game. this is said to be on purpose, though. two students could be in trouble with the law. that is next on "abc7 news at 4:00".

jonathan: this is not only stupid but it's disgusting. two teens attacking a referee in football game and caught on camera. kimberly: this is upsetting to watch this over and over. boys have been suspended. as brandi hitt shows us, they could face criminal charges. jonathan: they should. brandi: the texas referee blind sided, hit not once, but twice. you first see a john jay defensive back take him down and then a second player dives in to him. last friday night's game is still the talk on espn.

>> nobody condones it. even i talked to, nobody had seen. >> hard hate came after the teammates were ejected from the game against marble falls high school. the john jay players involved are now suspended from the team and the school. according to the austin football officials association the referee is wanting to press charges. >> there are 23 states around the country that have decided to create laws that make it a criminal action to assault a referee. texas is one of those states. >> in 2011, florida youth football ref filed a lawsuit after being tackled on the field by the players and the fans unhappy with a call. he settled this case for more than a quarter million dollars. in texas, the northside independent school district investigating this incident tells abc7 news the video is extremely disturbing. it's not the good sportsman like behavior we teach students. it will not tolerate this kind of behavior.

>> police are investigating whether it's a criminal act. they want to make sure the students never play football again. in los angeles, brandi hitt, abc7 news. kimberly: wow! you think about the restraint that you are supposed to show referees. baseball games, nose the nose. we are not even thosed to verbally question referee in soccer. jonathan: that is violent. no-brainer for criminally charging. that conduct has no place in sports at all. kimberly: coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- apple ready to make a big announcement this week. you hear the collective scream? it's the teenagers asking for the latest version. what we are expecting from the tech giant up next. jonathan: if that turns out to be updated iphone don't expect to get a deep discount from the networks. don't worry. we will explain how you can avoid paying full price when "abc7 news at 4:00" is coming right back.

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of year ago? the tech company apple holds a press vent on wednesday and could unveil the next iphone and could announce a new apple tv and launch a larger ipad. the event is 1:00 p.m. eastern and will be streamed online. jonathan: everybody will look for a new phone. if you feel trapped by the cell phone contract, you are not alone. good news is some carriers are getting rid of them. kimberly: it's not all good news. consumer reporter john matarese tells us about a big change coming so you don't waste your news. john: verizon and sprint are joining t-mobile to get rid of the two-year phone contact and the end of the $199 smartphone. what does it mean for the phone owners? next time you need a new phone? it's a right of fall. apple releases a new iphone and the smart phone frenzy is on. for $199 millions upgrade the phones but that is about to change.

most jay your carriers are -- major carriers are ditching the contract. so the next phone if you want a new model will cost $600 or more. don't panic. you can spread out the payments paying $25 a month. an analysis says over the two-year period the costs will be the same and maybe less. from the doesn't that stink file, the fact that you still won't switch carriers easily. you want out of your deal in six months or a year? you have to pay the full $650 price of your phone instantly. doesn't that stink? the early termination fees will be a thing of the past. this is no way to panic or drop the carrier. once you fete used to the change you look at the two-year contract as outdated as a dial phone. don't waste your money. kimberly: this is cool. university of virginia

offering entrepreneurship as a minor. according to the daily progress, they have to take initial class on startup and can break to one of two concentration. social or technology entrepreneurship. the school what been offering informal programs for a while but the minor allows for more collaborations within different schools in the university. sign of the times. this labor day, president obama signed executive order requiring paid sick leave for employees of the federal contractors. he made the announcement this morning and the workers will get a minimum of one hour of paid leave for 30 hours they worked. the white house says 300,000 of those people will be getting the benefit for first time. overweight adults are encouraged to exercise for their health.

but supplements can have similar benefits. taking the supplement was good for the heart. almost as much as walking. but researchers say do not skip out on the exercise. jonathan: recent study shining light on the autism. the major differences between girls and boys with the disorder. girls display fewer repetitive and restrictive behaviors such as the narrow interest in flexibility and routines and hand slapping. they found differences in the gray matter of the brain. studies conclude the doctors may want to focus the diagnosis and the treatment differently according to gender. officials at the zoo -- indianapolis zoo trying to figure out how a cheetah escaped from the enclosure. the cheetah named pounce got out of the enclosure and it was found in the landscape area between the bear exhibit and guests. >> some exists were close. immediately the staff saw it

and called a code red. we got all the guests to safety. jonathan: that is good. the cheetah was saying if i want you, i could get you. kimberly: if you come across a cheetah chilling out that is the best possible scenario you can hope for. jonathan: if the legs start moving it's too late. kimberly: coming up tonight on "abc7 news at 5:00" -- students who feel threatened. we look at the investigation after local college kids were robbed after a party in d.c. jonathan: the beach is on the move. how the national buildingroom is relocating the popular exhibit tonight at 5:00. speaking of the beach. kimberly: if you were on the beach do you know what you were getting on the car to

come home? steve: no way. >> hardly any clouds to speak of. >> it is never too early to talk about the upcoming weekend! she is now north of fredericksburg. jonathan: we are doing a traffic cam. there is no traffic. everybody is on the beach. kimberly: not typical picture for this time of year. weekend output. the daytime highs around saturday. 82 on sunday. we will throw in a chance for a few thunderstorms. part of a stronger system that will drop the daytime highs to early next week. only, only into the upper 70's. a huge change in the air mass. so enjoy the heat and the humidity. high pressure in control.

it will move out of here. the first of two cold fronts. this arrives late on wednesday. it is going to triger the showers and the thunderstorm activity. once this moves through. the high pressure will move through. second cold front in the upcoming weekend. take you out for the forecast this evening. temperatures are 85 degrees. tomorrow heading off to school and work. dress in something comfortable. by thursday we have a cooldown. know discuss on monday of next week. one week from today. highs will only be this the upper 70's. jonathan: i couldn't get there. i stopped at saturday and sunday. did you notice how fantastic it looked? kimberly: i did. steve: making progress. jonathan: get a check of the traffic with ally. the weather is just too good

to leave the beach! >> or the mountains or something. this is 270. look at this. we had one accident north of this. that has now been cleared. take you to 301 and route 50. if you are leaving the beach or annapolis and heading toward the capital beltway, that is a good stretch. there is a 22-mile delay to get across the bay bridge. so once you get across the by a bridge, it will be good. but in the meantime, everything trying to get off the eastern shore now, not so good. we are here at the beltway going past the parkway. this looks great. this is near east capital street. it's moved out of the way. jonathan: did you say 22-mile backup? >> i did. if you leave the eastern shore to get to the bay bridge, a 22-mile away. >> call your friends and

family and tell them don't leave until tonight. jonathan: thank you. coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- the man wanted in zimbabwe for illegally killing a lion resurfaced. kimberly: gone for two months. the dentist is ready to return to work. his side of the story in the controversy up next.

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...and call your doctor right away if you have signs of pancreatitis such as severe pain that will not go away in your abdomen jonathan: a second ago we talked about the 22-mile backup. that is it. this is before the bridge heading away from the beach getting back to town. they'll be back about wednesday. there we go. 22-mile backup. kimberly: that is why you want to check your traffic apps to make a decision when to leave. this is hideous. two months of silence for the lion killer broken. the dentist at the center of the controversy comes forward. jonathan: he killed one of the world's most famous lions and now he is ready to get back to

work. elizabeth hur has the story. reporter: brabbling the silence and insisting he is not in hiding he has been with the friends andr for months to keep a profile for their safety. in an interview with the minneapolis star tribune and the "associated press" he said this has been hard on my wife and daughter. adding i don't understand that level of humanity to come after people not involved at all. >> he talked about it agitation because he knew the lion hunter. >> in his first interview since he killed the sam bab way most celebrated lions, he said despite the reports that cecil was shot and killed he says he used a bow and arrow and maintain he is believes it was legal. >> he is an intense

individual. >> he was fidgety but didn't want to get in a core detail of how it was killed. reporter: the two who assisted him in the hunt has been criminally charged. palmer has been out of work when he closed down the dental practice but he is ready to resume the professional life. >> he says the plan is to get back to work tomorrow morning stressing he has yet to be charged with a crime and main tag he had no idea that the lion he killed was a protected animal. in new york, i'm elizabeth -- elizabeth hur, abc7 news. jonathan: not so fast. the mets show the nats they're not giving up that easily. they are both pushing for the playoffs. kimberly: back to reality. get ready for the traffic to

pick up as the folks bid goodbye to summer and return to the routine. >> too many people come in and they can't get people bused away quick enough. jonathan: knows trying to walk across europe to escape a humanitarian crisis going on in the middle east. jonathan: tonight the d.c. police looking for three robbers after a pair of robberies just blocks and minutes apart. the first as harrison street. sam ford joins us with the latest on the investigation. sam: we are in the tinnily town section of the northwest washington where as you said police believe a trio of robbers struck twice around 1:30 this morning.

here, after they put the guns ahead and robbed people outside the fraternity house on harrison street. >> scary. what if they come back? >> about 1:30 the visitors left the party to wait for the uber car. >> the other people put on the ski masks to comeup behind them. pull out guns. hold them to their heads. >> he asked what was going on? >> fell to the ground and my pockets searched. >> did they take stuff from you? >> they took my phone and wallet. >> blocks away minutes later, two men were outside this apartment complex confronted boy who they describe as the three black males who attempted to rob them at