in loudoun county. >> now abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. jonathan: the entire season comes down to one game, the nats game five, win or stay home. nancy:

inning, things are not looking great, the nats down. we have team coverage live at nats park. erin in just a moment, but first we start with tom roussey. fans know there is a little bit of a curse. sad to report i'm that curse is alive and well. havesports fans' hearts been broken so often. the game started with so much promise for the nats but it has fallen apart. they only have three innings to make it right. the nationals jumped out to a 4-1 lead and the park was rocking. as the game went on, the cubs fans had more to cheer for. then the wheels came off in the fifth inning when max scherzer, usually a starter, came in in relief. ever since, everybody in the stadium is feeling like, hey, we've seen this happen before.

>> i'm leaving because i know they are going to lose. glad, but i, i'm don't think i'm wrong. >> i'm putting myself out of my own misery. >> it's not going to happen now. that's why we are leaving early. >> i was here in 2012. it's not going to happen, ever. god bless you. whenreferring to 2012, they lost in the most heartbreaking way imaginable. last year, of course, right here they lost a heartbreaking game five to the dodgers. this one is on pace to join those heartbreaking game fives. it's not over yet, but the nats only have about five outs left. tom roussey, abc 7 news. nancy: they can do it. jonathan: it is in the sixth, bases-loaded,two outs, andmurph

is coming to the plate. nancy: there is still time. the question is who will come out strong. jonathan: erin hawksworth is live at the ballpark. this is the time you need another grand slam, get the momentum going. erin: absolutely. heroes always emerge in the postseason, and there is no better time than right now for someone on the nats to step up. i would not be surprised if somebody did because all season long, starting with adam eaton, they have faced injuries, the next man up mentality. this game, we have seen michael a taylor step up, daniel murphy, bryce harper, ryan zimmerman. it has always been somebody in the lineup who has emerged. it would be the perfect time right now when they are down 8-4, bottom of the sixth, bases-loaded. i cannot think of another moment to take this team to the next

never been in. fans behind me living the game. i can hear the cheers. perhaps something just happened, but i'm outside of home plate gate. soust heard a big roar, hopefully something good just happened. back to you in the studio. jonathan: abc 7 your home for nats team coverage. we have multiple crews at the ballpark and we will have updates. park, aot far from nats buzzing opening night for the wharf, new restaurants, looks real part with, and a new concert venue featuring the foo fighters tonight. anna-lysa gayle takes us there. >> have a great time tonight. anna-lysa: the line wrapped around the pier thursday night, hours after a grand opening celebration with city officials and developers. the 200 thousand square-foot retailpa

making for more than a decade. >> it's has been amazing. >> i'm very impressed. there are a lot of people here and it will be really busy. >> it has been lovely. fighters: tjhe foo were the main draw to perform at the new concert hall, the anthem. >> herei am. >> seeing them play something the size is something we wanted to do. anna-lysa: bob is the director of the wharf community association. there are enhanced security, including an for concertgoers. >> just make a sure people feel safe. anna-lysa: and the fund is not stop after the foo fighters leave. >> tomorrow we have go-go gadget, then saturday, then the conclusion concert is the amazing howard university gospel choir. anna-lysa: coming soon, phase two

expected to be completed in 2022. to learn more about all the events, visit our website, wjla.com. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. nancy: cannot wait to check it out. to read more about the wharf and traffic alerts, wjla.com. steve: we have been lucky this evening, with most of the rain and drizzle and shower activity holding off during the baseball game. a lot of folks enjoying the wharf. cloudy skies right now, staying cloudy through the overnight. patchy fog developing early in the morning. not going to cause any travel delays. tomorrow, upper 60's the daytime highs. clouds later in the day. a better chance of showers. talking about the upcoming weekend and beyond in just a few minutes. jonathan: just in from anne arundel county, a massive meth lab bust. more than $62,000 and pills.

$8,000 in cash and computer equipment. all of this was taken from a home in gambrills. nancy: following up on an investigation in loudoun county, the police are out with sketches after suspicious incidents in brambleton. reported being repeatedly approached by a woman who asked about her children. the woman was later seen walking with a man and may be connected with a second suspicious incident a few days later. if these faces look familiar, the police want to hear from you. jonathan: an update to a notorious tragedy in montgomery county. the police a that tyler tessier killed his girlfriend,, the teacher, who was also pregnant. authorities say that tessier may have led a double life and had at least two other girlfriends besides laura wallen. allen.

a coma and lost her eye in the shooting. nancy: there was a fundraiser tonight to support her and her family. >> she went to a concert. it was hard to wrap my brain around it. when they said she got shot, i said she will be fine. but then they said she was in a coma and not breathing. reporter: but nearly two weeks after being shot in las vegas, she is improving, and so are her family's spirits. the former arundel high school student lost her right eye and is not fully alert, but she has been able to breathe on her own. while tenet is fighting in a las vegas hospital, her friends are fundraising in odenton, selling t-shirts and wristbands. >> at first it did not sound bad, but it was really bad. >> he said she had been shot. i said there was no way.

he said, yes come in her head. >> it's hard to put into words that some of you is going through something like this. nobody wanted to comprehend the seriousness of the shooting, but they can comprehend the love the community is showing for tina frost. >> it's an awesome community. tim: tim barber, abc 7 news. vegasan: as for the massacre, mgm resorts is releasing a timeline of the tragic events, and it contradicts with the police say. saidwner of mandalay bay stephen paddock began opening fire at the concert crowd below within 40 seconds of shooting a security guard at the hotel. ae police claimed it was six-minute gap between the shooting of the guard and then the concertgoers. help is on the way for victims of several recent disasters. the house today

billion aid package for hurricane and fire victims, including hurricane harvey and irma, which devastated texas and puerto rico and provides nearly $600 million to fight the california wildfires. the senate is expected to vote on the bill when it reconvenes next week. new information in the russian election investigation. we are not showing you the video. cnn found russia leaked accounts extended to youtube and, yes, even pokémon go. jonathan: really? nancy: this believed to be more proof of the widescale russian influencing of u.s. voters. the full investigation is still happening. jonathan: makes you wonder how a cartoon character can influence the vote. nancy: he's yellow, but maybe dangerous. still ahead a family rescued after five years held in captivity.

gets better, the pictures in california getting horrible. deadly wildfires and the death toll has gone up. michelle: an attempted prison break in north carolina turns deadly.

jonathan: a dire situation in california. days after the first fire, fire officials are warning it will get worse before kids better -- before it gets better because it is very dry. the death toll is now 31 people. rescuers are still searching the remnants of all of the destroyed homes for more victims. the all they'll effort to contain one of the deadliest and most destructive wildfires in california history. >> we are not out of this emergency. we are not even close. jonathan: this team from san francisco a hand to hand, house to house battle. on the frontlines lines firefighters are dealing with thick smoke and rough terrain. >> it's starting up the hillside.

very dry. jonathan: more than two dozen are dead, hundreds of others missing. the authorities are using cadaver dogs to try to find the victims. found bodies that a rural most completely intact and others that are nothing more than nash and bones. could erasend gusts any progress they hope to make against fires that have already scorched more than 250 square miles. >> as the fires grow, they are growing together. jonathan: entire cities of accu would it. , roads are choked with cars. >> get out while you can. jonathan: in sonoma, the race to pack up. 30 years and i'm not letting the fire take it. >> local authorities have the responsibility of pushing out messaging for evacuation orders.

considered but did not use the wireless emergency alert system because it could create panic and hinder rescuers. michelle: i'm michelle marsh at the live desk. we have learned that two prison employees were killed when inmates tried to escape a facility in north carolina. fires were set inside of the prison. 10 people were sent to the hospital. guards and inmates are hurt. >> we have a mass casualty incident. some of them are critical. michelle: this is happening in elizabeth city and began this afternoon. the facility was immediately placed on lockdown. officials say everything is now under control. we will keep you posted as it becomes available. american woman, her canadian husband, and

they were hiking in afghanistan when the taliban and captured them five years ago. she was pregnant at the time and the couple had two more children in captivity. a were rescued by afghan forces acting on u.s. intelligence. jonathan: sergeant bowe bergdahl will reportedly enter a plea monday, facing charges of desertion before the enemy. he was captured by the taliban and released five years later in a prisoner swap. nancy: two new lawsuits have been filed to avoid a repeat of violent protests in charlottesville. city leaders say that rally organizers and white national leaders are breaking a state law by acting as a private militia. the city wants to ban similar gatherings in the future and the federal lawsuit asks for monetary damages as well

london art hanging into the background of harvey weinstein to try to find more potential victims. 30 women in all have come forward claiming that weinstein harassed them. among them several star actresses. rose mcgowan claims that weinstein raped her. the new york times reports that the weinstein company knew about the allegations. >> they could face a liability if somebody new comes forward and it's within the statute of limitations. jonathan: speaking to reporters, lo weinstein says he is not doing ok and needs help. he has denied the allegations. nancy: back live to the opening of the war. the foo fighters performing tonight as new restaurants open their doors, a lot of people out there even

weather. with the week and knocking on the door, when are things getting better? steve: early saturday morning come into the day saturday. clout stick around in the meantime. -- clouds stick around in the meantime. patchy showers overnight, but not amounting to a lot. morning, but the other than that, garden-variety showers again tomorrow. then conditions improve. the temperatures have not moved a whole lot the last five hours. now down to 621 degrees at reagan national, 58 dulles, 61 luray, 60 hagerstown, 50 in oakland, maryland. mid-50's woodbridge and middleburg just around 63 degrees. the futurecast, freshly updated from stormwatch 7

showers on the radar early tomorrow morning. nothing that will slow down the rush-hour commute. if it does slow things come off to the west, where there is patchy fog, but other than that by 9:00 a.m. it is out of here. scattered showers midday. i believe the kids will get outdoor recess in with no problems. through the afternoon and evening, a better chance of showers southern maryland, towards the district. once the showers move out midday saturday, the skies begin to clear and the wind will change direction and temperatures will rebound. a better looking we can ahead compared to what we have tomorrow. clouds later in the day, highs a little below average this time of year. upper 60's, just around 70 degrees. talking about the weekend, getting so much better. saturday sunshine during the afternoon, lower 70's. sunday, 82 degrees the hive. that is about 12 degrees above average for this time of year. a cold front late sunday night

with a few showers. behind the cold front, a push of cooler, drier air. waking up tuesday morning, you will really feel the cooler air. a beautiful weekend, a little damp monday, 68 degrees. monday through wednesday morning, upper 40's. these are in town, so even colder to the north and west. sunshine wednesday and thursday. the end of next week into the following weekend, howard university's homecoming. as of right now, it looks fantastic with temperatures in the middle 70's. nancy: steve, thank you. still ahead, some pretty cool pieces of american history on the auction block. jonathan: the iconic after not --

jonathan: rare photos taken by iconic astronauts are going up for auction.

footprint made by buzz aldrin on the surface of the mood, very cool picture, a picture of neil armstrong. the images are worth anywhere from $300 to $9,000, by auction estimates. that would be fun to have in your house somewhere. nancy: out of this world, you could say. which leads me to what we are hoping will be an out of this world victory. jonathan: you have towin first. erin hawksworth, this is when you think the nats have to play their absolute best baseball. they come into the game, and some of the plays leave something to be desired. erin: who leaves a game early when they are only down 8-6 or 9-6? plenty of time.

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the fourth consecutive time the nationals have failed to advance in the nlds. but they are only down three runs, it's the top of the seventh. there is plenty of time in this game. really, if you look at the season, the way the regular season has gone for the nationals, injury after injury. somebody has always stepped up. if you are a nats fan come you are wondering who will be the hero to, who will step up at the plate. willoughby harbor, zimmerman -- will it be harbor, zimmerman, michael a. taylor? and of course, the dodgers waiting in the next round. they have announced it will be clayton kershaw. if they advance, game one will be saturday night. what have you thought about this game, jonathan? are you nervous? jonathan:

on pins and needles. the thing that is so troubling, scherzer, who has been an ace all year long, one of the best in the game, comes in in relief and gives up all of these runs and did not look as though he was playing his best. erin: absolutely, and i was thinking during that what a mental game baseball is. i don't know what that max scherzer was that we saw tonight, but it was not the cy young winner. i think maybe the nerves got to him or something. we have never seen him throw wild pitches and give up four runs like that.

nancy: tomorrow is friday. steve: tgif. i love saying that. jonathan: we love living it. steve: it will be cooler tomorrow. jonathan:

holding up? steve: ok, i guess we are done.

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