welcome back to baltimore. the redskins in preseason game number one, 23-0 losers to the baltimore ravens. we've been talking i think all training camp about this young man sitting next to me, brian orakpo. gets his first taste of professional football in real live game action. what was going through your head out there? >> it was a whole bunch of stuff. i was getting my feet wet, like i said. being in this first nfl game, a

dream come true for me. i can put that to rest and play football. >> brian, what was the biggest thing you learned out there in your first nfl action? >> probably everybody is an ag let's. that's the most important thing i learned. everybody is good, you know, on this level. you really can't take that for granted. you have to be on top of your game each and every play and series. >> brian, had two tackles tonight. a couple of quarterback pressures. talking about the difference in quarterbacks, saying you're a sack guy. at least at texas you were. that's what you hoped to be on this level. you love playing against the big quarterbacks, because they're harder to get to. >> elusive guys are always the toughest guys. never want to go down. pocket pressure type guys, they'll go for the next play. the michael vicks and spring young, those type of guys are really difficult to play against. >> brian, bringing up michael vick, a guy he will probably see twice this year as he signs with

the philadelphia eagles. the redskins, 23-0 losers to the baltimore. back right after the break to wrap things up.

welcome back to baltimore, folks. i don't think the shutout was exactly the way that the redskins or fans wand to start the preseason. >> you have to think on the defensive side, things could have been a little bit better. offensively too. but you can't say that the offense had its bright spots. >> the offense will play a lot more next saturday at home against the pittsburgh steelers. that will be right here on chnel 4. don't go anywhere. news4 at 11:00 coming on right now.

capturing it final moments. the small plane appears to hit from behind, sending pieces of debris flying as the two aircraft plunge into the river. just a few second. but perhaps, just when investigators need to figure out how two experienced pilots could have crashed on such a beautiful, clear day. >> the key here is that whatever took place in the cockpit of that piper aircraft was enough to distract the pilot and not allow him to see the helicopter as he intercepted its flight path.

awe the piper in a climbing turn before clipping the helicopter's rotors. the video shows the aftermath as boats race to the area finding no survivors. nine people were killed including five italian tourists. their coffins returned home to italy on thursday. a tragic end that has left many questioning the safety of that busy flight corridor along new york's hud sob river. that as late thursday the faa announced the controller of t the -- while the faaays there is no roone to believe that contributed to the crash, both have been put on administrative leave. as the investigation continues. hyattsville man who preyed on elderly women will spend his life in jail. a judge sentenced hem to life without parole. back in 2007, the 34-year-old

was behind a series of violent home invasions in montgomery county and targeted elderly women who lived ale, breaking into their houses and hogtying them before robbing them. some women were in court today. >> the only, only thing that -- aside from the death penalty. >> anything less would have put us all in jeopardy at a later date. and other people too. because he is the kind of an individual. if he had gotten out. i feel certainly wouldave come back on us for retaliation. >> one of the victim who did not live to testify, mary havenstein, garcia polara beat the 63-year-old to death in her bethesda home last september. breaking news in northeast d.c. police are investigating some sort of explosion inside a postal service mailbox. it happened inside a blue street corner mailbox,ed me street northeast. dc investigators on the scene.

they evacuated several homes in the area there. investigators say they are also searching the area for other possible explosives. of course you can count on news 4 to pass on more information as it becomes available. still to come on news 4 at 11:00. a tennis center used by serena and venus williams is in trouble. we'll tell you why. also a woman fights to keep the deer she brought into her home after it was orphaned. we'll tell you about that. many of us look to scarf down french fries and hamburger from time to time. are fatty foods leaving us with a short term hangover? bob, what you got in the weather? >> a little hangover from just a few scattered showers tomorrow. not too bad f august -- then, not a pretty night up there. >> welcome to baltimore, folks. the ravens beat the redskins, 23-0, not the way the redskins wanted to open their preseason. there were a couple of bright spots. jim zorn talking about them

the local tennis facility wher saen serenahttas kid iougta kids theht ge vianonnct e .tion jackie benson reports, officials there say they will fight to ep it open. >> the eviction notice served at the tennis and learning center in the 700 block, mississippi avenue southeast. it states the founding organization, recreation wish list committee has 30 days to vacate the building. the notice so upset founder cora masters berry she choked back tears as she spoke about creating the facility for a public-prite partnership ten years ago. >> this is my reason for living. this is my mission. this is the best job anybody could have. doing things for kidd. we have done a good job of it. >> she is married to but separated from former mayor

marion barry. he joined d.c. mayor, at a basketball court dedication. >> cora masters-barry is an amazing contributor to the city. and i am sure that this is probably some legal or technical issue that will be resolved. >> he referred questions to d.c. attorney general peter nicoles. he told news 4 the notice stemmed from the fact that masters-barry charitable organization does not have a corporate status. she says it does. if there was a question. she is sure it could have been resolved short of an eviction notice. no one called. i haven't heard from any one. >> tennis center kidd and parents hope everything here stays the same. >> i really like it here. because we have fun playing tennis and play different games. and we learn different moves in tennis. >> in '08, cora maers-barry was inducted into the mid-atlantic tennis, education hall of fame.

for helping to build the facility. jackie benson. news 4. still to come tonight. you have heard about the long term impact on your health. how is the diet? wait till you hear how it impacts your short term health.

lots of redskins fans hit the high way.

the trip up 95. derek ward spent the evening with fans. can only imagine the mood there, my man? >> well it is going to be a long way home for redskins fans. made it up to the game tonight. look on the bright side. nowhere to go but up. as for the fans quite a different story. they're already in rare form. as for the rivalry between the two teams. i wouldn't say a fierce rivalry. friendly rivalry. a rivalry nonetheless. only natural that two teams, so close together would have an intersecting fan base. it is also clear that they take it seriously here. tailgating. >> we are all friend from back at school. everybody knows that. >> we get on each other's

nerves. >> names. the ravens. >> it is cute. as far as real raven fans they don't marry redskins fans. >> friendship? >> he sucks. doesn't matter. he sucks. >> i'm here for moral support when he loses. okay. [ inaudible ] >> and the next preseason game for the skins. and we get to see how redskins fans treat their guests. back few you in the studio. >> they were shut out. and continue with rain. and should have stayed there. >> ouide. we did have cloud.

and a shower. that was a beltway shower. and spots like new carolton. and high temperature today. we made it up to 87. and right now, 76 degrees. temperatures around the east today. our august is now a bit above average. atlanta the spot. 90 degrees. 70s a. but average. and nothing -- much going on. oh, with front settled to our south. that's where it will be gradually. it will move off. right now in and around us. nothing going on now. on doppler. portsmouth, virginia. a 1/2 inch of rain today. more rains in cambridge. heading to the eastern shore. out doing boating. no problems whatsoever. earlier there was this little ripple. but it looked like it might become the first tropical system. another one. way off the coast of africa. heading out for the beaches. upcong weekend. doing boating oaf the weekend.

great. th be wille lighter wind than e thtweas lwe weekend. east, southeasterly. ato 10 knots. temperatures around the bay in the 80s. heading out to the beaches. an onshore breeze. will keep you i think cool. temperatures rather cool into the mid 70s. so, overnight tonight. and for tomorrow. that front is still off the coast. high pressure will be to our north. little areas of low pressure to the south. in between, get that reason, for the easterly wind. and mpreasonable.midi , not too bad either. tomorrow morning, partly cloudy. warm. temperatures low to mid 60s. and a nice day. mixed cloud and sunshine. but a lot of sunshine. and -- pretty good air quality too. temperatures tomorrow afternoon. getting up to near average. mid to high 80s.86, 87 degree , 86s. degrees. i think any p-poup variety showers or thundershowers might tbe of ohe mfountains of west f rgiainor you folks out there. as we head into saturday, su nday remon the way of sunshine. re uweldouseld a little rain.

not necessarily on the weekend. a bit humid. temperatures sunday near 90. close toaverage. beats 97 like we were earlier in the week. next chance for anything really to speak of. next wednesday. thursday. have a good week end. >> thank you. >> all. we'll see you. >> coming up in sports. head back to baltimore for reaction on the skins

>> battle of the beltway. standing by. what happened, buddy? welcome back, baltimore. the final in preseason game. number one. jason campbell. three of six.

38 yards. ten plays. two series. unable to get the redskins into the end zone for a tie though. the second team offense for the skins looking etty good. where we start in the second quarter. todd collins under center. getting some time here. looking over the middle. and hitting. 6'4", malcolm kelly stretches out. a sweet grab. three catches in the game. malcolm kelly. matching his season total. just before halftime though. the ravens after a turnover taking advantage. troy smith on the pump fake. kevin barns, the rookie corner out of maryland. and gets beaten badly for the score. justin harper hauls it in. gives the ravens a 13-0. halftime lead. 23-0, final here in baltimore. i feel look i said it 100 times. certainly not the way they wanted to start, starters played two series. one series on defense. jim zorn knows they have things to work on. not end of the world.

>> on defense, giving up 500 yard. ravens is unreal. offensively there was frustration. them not being able to sustain drives or make anything happen. if there is one thing. zorn says, sure learn from this one. >> this will be a tremendous tool for us to use. you look for these learning situations. this will be a great experience for some of the guys who haven't been around this program. it will go. riddle all the way through. offense. defense. and special teams. >> everybody is an athlete. that is the most important thing i learned. that everybody is good. you know. this level. you really can't take that for granted. because you have to be on top of your game. each and every play. each and every series. >> that is getting back into the rit rhythm. preparation. some plays you will not show your hand what you will do for regular season. we open up with a tough opponent in new york. for us just about getting the feel of the game. >> for the redskins, a lot to learn from to night's game against the ravens. >> talk about 500 yard to the

ravens. 1 of 11. and looks so great -- last preseason. certainly had a rough night tonight with an interception. the big news during the game about michael vick. he has finally landed, after what seemed look forever. the number one story in sports the last couple weeks. playing for the philadelphia eagles. a surprise. not so much if you think about it. their backup quarterback got hurt. and an established quarterback. not so much of a threat right now. >> if you are the redskins. that isn't something that you want to hear. >> turning to baseball. nationals taking on the cincinnati red. they did not have an answer for arrollo, or johnny gomes. bottom second. gomes facing ballister. this one is gone. a two-run bomb. one of three home runs. and gomes.

red roll over the nationals. and if you combine the national score and redskins score. and 30-0. >> a shut out. >> not the end of the world. and going to got a whole lot better. >> it's got to. got to get a whole lot better. up next. something that will

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canadian woman fighting to keep her black tailed deer. she has had the animal since it was orphaned since birth. the two live together since five years. the deer sleeps in its own bed. the canadian government says keeping animals like the deer is illegal. that's all we've got. slou'l yee back here [ cheers and applause ]