threat we've seen toward europe in the past fi years. it speaks to al qaeda central still having the capability to threaten the west. >> reporter: osama bin laden back in business. said to be training europeans in pakistan. five german recruits reported today. killed by a rocket from a u.s. drone. key intellence is coming from an al qaeda captive in afghanistan. >> the spectrum of information suggests we needed to put someing out to warn people about potential for attack. >> reporter: what might be the target? tourist attractions like the vatican, big train stations in euro are well guarded. another 9/11ould be tougher to pull off than london '05, a bus and subways hit. >> if theyant to cook up a bomb in their ktchen or pick up a gun and shoot somee, that's far more difficult to stop than a sophisticated airline plot. >> reporter: officialsost fear something like the 2008 jihad attack in mumbai, india. people kill by ten gunman in a

three-day nightmare. and officials here emphasized, doreen, that they're not sure at all when any new attacks might occur. back to you. >> all right. steve handelsman reporting from capitol hill. thank you. jury selection began in the trial for the murder of a local music producer. raymond brown was known as scotty. he was killed in largo four years ago. poce believe a man named jamal alexis shot and killed brown during a bus car robbery. he is also accused of aranging the death of his accomplice from that crime. that man was expected to testify against alexis in court. if convicted, jamal could face life in prison without parole. investigators are on the scene of a dely fre in laurel, maryland. that fire was in the house along brooklyn bridge roa firefighters say one person was

killed. the victim's name is not being released now. the cause. fire, they're still trying to figure out what it was. ll lanes of interstate 95 northbound are now open after an afternoon crash that sent a virginia state trooper and a driver to the hospital. it happen about a mile south of route 23 in wood bridge. the trooper was attending to a minor whks another vehicle hit his parked cruiser. pat collins has more. >> reporter: not one but two medevaced helicopters deployed at this scene. wreckage scattered all over th roadway. traffic on 95 northbound, backed up as far as the eye could see. an accident leads to yet another accident on this busy interstate. this happened on northbound95 about a mile away from the wood bridge exit. they say trooper was here workg a small accident on the

side of the road when the vehicle came up 95 and forced that brown car into the trooper's car. the trooper was injured. the woman driving the brown car injured. both medevaced to hospitals nearby. according to state police, everyone involved in the incident remained on the scene. investigators are interviewing witnesses and examining the wreckage to try and determine how the all ca about. i'm patcollins, news4, prince william county. maryland state police say a heart attack killed the driver in lst week's awful bus crash on i-270. investigators say 66-year-old joseph claybaugh jr. passed out while he was behind the wheel on a highwayoverpass. the bus rolled about 45 feet before crashing in the northbound 270 spur in bethesda.

several children on the tour bus were hurt when it happened. all of them are expected to be okay. army sergeant first class grew up in frederick, maryland. last friday he was killed in combat in afghanistan. it was his 12th combat deployment. the sergeant was an army ranger. he was attached to the first battalion, 75th ranger regiment. they reported that his parents went to dover, delaware yesterday to receive his remains. the sergeant was 29 years old. he was married with two children. he served four tours in iraq. he was killed during his eighth deployment. a local navy seal who was kill in afghanistan was laid t rest today. family and friends gathered at the national shrine in northeast d.c. to say goodbyeo 29-year-old lieutenant.

he was killed last month when his helicopter went down in southern afghanistan. he went to dematha highschool. he was buried atarlington national cemetery next to his best friend who was kill in iraq two years ago. a special report on their story is coming upn "nbc nightly news" right after this broadcast. the d.c. government is imposing a spending and hiring freeze, effective wednesday of this week. part of an effort to control spending in the face of continuing economic problems. d.c. councilchairman vincent gray, the the city's next mayor, apparently, asked to take control of runaway spending by the city. >> reporter: housing prices and residential property tax are down. so are commercial real estate tax. the peoe are spending less so sales taxes are down, too. >> the budget problem is quite serious. the difference this year than other times is we have no

reserves left. >> reporter: the revenue chairman jack evans joined with vincent gray as he said he asked mayor fenty to impose the hiring and spending freeze right aw. >> this will give us immediate action to start get a handle on this. it will stop spending which will be runaway as we move into this fiscal year. >> reporter: the budget shortfall includes $100 million because of lost revenues because of the economy. a federal cut of $34 million. about $41 million in overspending, including public school' special education. he will formally be elected said the freeze is just the first step at what could be a tough budget cutting session in the next few weeks and into the near future. >> we certainly in lightest where we are at this stage, we not only cut to the bone. i think we're down at the bone marrow at this stage. and we're already starting to look at fiscal area 12. because the news doesn't get any

better. >> so frankly, going forward, having even more revue shortfalls than what we have right now. >> reporr: the budget cutting come at a time when gray has promised to work closely with the council on budget issues. gray said he and mayor fenty are talking frequently now. something they did not do before and during the recent mayoral campaign. tom sherwood, news4, washington. > a couple thing that might have surprised a few people on sunday. one, they actually cheered for donavan mcnabb up in philadelia. and two, they won the game. lindsay czarniak was at the game. >> you knew they were going to cheer, right? >> didn't. that's not what i expected in philadelphia. >> they did prove a lot of people wrong. the redskins are enjoying this victory. he said the relief was getting it over with. he had trade so hard not to let

his teammates see hill distracted by the emotion about facing his former team. he used character and leadership to prove why the eagles might have made a mistake. eagles fans letting donavan mcnabb know how much they appreciate his 11 years in philadelphia. mcnabb was cheered when he took feel for warm-up and he was given a standing overation. he dn't disappoint. mcnabb found chris cooley open down field. cooley was a 31-yard touchdown. the redskins take the early lead. then later, mcnabb shod he still had his leg. he struggled 18 yards on third and 4. mcnabb was effective running the ball when he did. after the game, mcnabb was mobbed, really, by the former teammates and the eagle coach, annie reid. he finally showed emotion after the game. >> this is afine team. despite whatever has happened in

the last couple week, this shows how tough we really are. defense, we really appreciate you. in the second half -- offensively we're going to get it together and it starts with me. this right here is a fine team. this was something we can feed off of going into the rest of the sean. we are number one in the nfc. everybody makes mistakes in their lifetime and they made one last year. so -- thank you. >> donavan mcnabb getting a little jab in there. his teammates certainly that this win meant a lot for them. the reaction coming up as well as injury updates. back to you. >> division wins ar so sweet. >> especially since the didn't have any last year, right? >> absolutely. >> tastes even sweeter. coming up, verizon customers have been charged with mystery fees. >> a new study that found an area around one of d.c. streets amg one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in th countries.

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a washington, d.c. street is on the list of one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the country. an area around "l" street southeast. the study ranked it as the 91st mostangerous neighborhood in country. the rankings were done by the website, neighborhoodscout.com. they said the chances of become a victim if you're on "l" street are one in city official dispute the ndings, saying they must be based on outdatednformaon because that area has been redeveloped. >> it is ridiculs. this is quickly becoming one of the best neighborhoods in america. and i have no idea. you can look around this neighborhood and see that it is not a dangerous neighbor. i don't think there's been a murder here in this whole area right in here since 2005. >> the survey look at 61,000 neighborhoods across the

country. here are the top five most dangerous neighborhoods in the nation, according to neighborho neighborhoodscout.com. in achieve, in las vegas, north 28 street in las vegas. and carter street in atlanta. the supreme court is back in session with its newest member to bench. that of course is justice elena kagan. the first big cases of the docket address, use of freedom ofpeech th include a case from maryland involving anti-gay protests at military funerals. the court will hear that case on wednesday. another case whether children should be banned from buying violent video ge. also on the docket, whether businesses should be penalized for hiring illegal immigrants. >> reporter: among the cases before the court this term, this

protest at marine matthew snyder'suneral. protest organizers claim the deaths are a result of the military tolerance of gays. >> god is punishing these soldiers. punishing their parents, really. the parents ought to be really thankful for me to tell them this. >> reporter: hisather sued staying circus like atmosere ruined the service and shouldn't be considered free speech. >> not a funeral. that's what everybody seem to be forgetting about thishole thing. it is a funeral for d's sake. >> reporter: another issue parents will be watching closely, violent video games. and a challenge to california's law restricting their sale. game makers say that should be up to parents, not states. >> they're aware of what games their kids are playing and they have a perfect right to make those decisions. >> reporter: but the new supreme court justice elena kagan will not sit for every case, recusing herself from those she worked on

at the justice department. she did that for the first time todaleaving just eight justices and the possible of ties. >> it is true she won't be participating in one out of three cases but there will be 50 cases that she is in. and she is going to have an immediate impact on the law. >> reporter: the court already making history with three sitting women, now about to rule on some landmark cases. on the cases she does hear, elena kagan is likely to be the most watched member of the court. everyone trying to get a read on how she will rule on future cases like health care and immigration reform. nbc news, washington. the relatives of victim of the september 11 attacks have lost their bid to get supreme court involve in their case. the families had asked the justices to rule that new york city must provide what they call a proper burial for material taken from the world trade center site. they say that doerl contain the

ashes of victim. today justices said they would not hear that appeal. coming up on news4, a permanent form of birth control that doesn't involve surgery. back with a look at our full forecast. >> 30 days to go before the election. this my dad is the supervisor of a train station and my mom's a teacher. my dad's an auto technician. my mom's a receptionist. i'm not sure i would have been able to afford college without the tuition freeze. while tuition in other states is rising out of reach...

governor o'malley made the tough choice to freeze tuition. he made my dream of going to college into a ality. i'm the first in my fami to go to college. my brother and i never would have been able to afford college. even though times were tough... governor o'malley kept his promise. there's ner a doubt... there's never a doubt whose side he's on. martin o'malley... moving maryland forward.

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crediting her own instincts with keeping her unborn baby alive after doctors told her the baby had died. sophia taylor went to a checup. doctors said t child's heart had stopped breathing. she said she was offered an immediate termination of the pregnancy. she insisted her baby was still alive shelf insisted o a scan and it proved her correct. >> there is a heartbeat there. it just showed that. it was really nice but also, what went wrong then? why did you tell never baby had died? >> wow! a doctor at the hospital said it is a teaching hospital and admits that bad supervision in her case may have led to the incorrect scan results. wow! good thing she went with her feelings othat. kind of a dismal kind of a gr start to our week. >> a lttle nasty out there. >> nasty is right.

>> we've seen some areas pick up over an inch of rain yesterday. we eded the rain. we're almost at our deficit. we've almost eclimsed the drought that we have been in for so long. we saw over five inches. we're almost out of that drought we were talking about all summer long. now thing are just on the cool side and cloudy as well. even a couple breaks in the clouds. maybe a little blue sky before the sun go down in the next half-hour. 57 degrees out there at the high temperature. the coolest day since may. a very cool day. we got .4 of an inch. that's .78 inches. that's how do you the math right there. 55 degrees. that's the current temperature. winds out of the northwest at 13 miles an hour. they're a little on the breezy side.

those winds will make you feel even cooler. as we move through, it will be a fairly chilly night. lot of y saying earlier on my facebook page, you posted a question. do youike it cool? they're turning the heat on out there. and i think a lot of people will be needing that tonight. any rain? not around our area. well up to the north and east. just to the northeast around baltimore around i-95. maybe a couple of showers. maybe asprinkle here as well. don't expect any more in the way of real significant rain. 54, the current temperature. 54 wn toward manassas. salisbury at 53. this is all due to an upper level area of low pressure. just look at the spin hear. you can see that big spin bringing in some rain. mostly to the north and east. that's the way thing will remain over the next 24 hours. most of the rain will be to the north and east. we can't rule out a shower but most of us will be on the dry side. as far as what we're going to be seeing, this is why we're sing this big cool-down. all because of the jet stream

pattern dipping way down. a huge trough of low pressure across the eastern third of the nation we're seeing very cool conditions. we're going to continue to see very cool conditions right through the day tomorrow. into the day on went. before this trough finally begins to lift out. look at the temperature. 55 in cincinnati and only 54. the average temperature, close to 80. a very cool day out there. that cool condition will continue to stick around. here the area of low pressure moving to the north tomorrow. this is the surface below will create the shower activity to the north but still provide with us those cool conditions throughout the day todaynto the day tomorrow. and a little on the breezy side as well. those winds gusting upwards of 10 to 20 miles per hour. area of drizzle, maybe a few drops. most of us should remain on the dry side. breezy and cool. 50 to 55 degrees as we move on through the morning tomorrow. mostly cloudy. we may see some limited morning sun. i like to call it a peek or a

poke. the best cnce will be to the south and west cool and breezy. 42 to 48. i would not be surprised to see the first 39 or so of the season. that's for our suburbs that do get cooler. mostly cloudy, a little bit warmer. a quickshower possible. 58 to 64 degrees. wind out of the west. we move through the four-day forecast, a high of 66. 30% chance of showers. noa lot of rain expected. but then look at thursday and 48. back to near 70 on thursday. 74 on friday. and are you ready for this? how about a nice weekend? 70s with plenty of sunshine saturday, sunday and monday and a lot of us have a three-day holiday. i should say you. i don't. 70 saturday, sunday and monday. are you here next monday? >> no. it looks like i'll have to be enjoying that sunsne. thanks, doug. coming up, i guess it's my

turn, huh? you were wting for me. customers charged for bogus phone fees. there has been another robbery in college park. this time it was on the cam of the university have maryland. and donal tump responded to questions about a poll that suggests he may run for president. and two prominent journalists have been arrested after poce found pot growing in their backyard. coming up in sports, the united statesallies at the ryder cup. would it be enough? also the redskins get their game back on track against t eagles and donavan mcnabb finally let

two veteran journalists have been busted for growing marijuana in their backyard. police arrested howard arenstein and his wife in their home. >> police say they got a p about several marijuana plants right there in plain sight. >> reporter: howard arenstein, the manager for cbs radio charged with possession. marijuana. then police found nearly a dozen pot plants growing in the

backyard of his home. >> if it's illegal, it seem they probably should have known better than to be growing it in their backyard. >> reporter: the offic were responding to an anonymous tip when they found the plants themselves say they recovered more pot in baggies and paraphernalia inside the house during execution. a search warrant. >> he said hello. he told me to call him howie. and said call me margie. that how i know him as a very good neighbor. just a likable person. i mean, he didn't do anything, he didn't seem anying out of the ordinary to me. >> reporter:ccording to court documents, police spotted 11 potted plants in the yard and there was a strong odor of marijuana in the air. arenstein and his wife orly were taken into custody. >> i was really taken by surprise. there was indication that it was going on. so it is sort of a bolt out of the bloox r aaron houston is

with the group assistants for responsible drug policy. he said there are disparities in marijuana laws across the country and that it should be taxed and regulated like alcohol. >> the maruana law has failed. we tried it their way for 40 years and it hasn't worked. this situation is another example of a ruined life that didn't have to be a ruined life. it is against the law but it is a law that didn't make sense. >> the two journalists were released on their own recognizance to return back to court on october 15th for a preliminary hearing. news4. >> cbs news has n comment on arenstein's arrest or his stat with us the company. police at the university have maryland are warning students to be on guard after another attack yesterday. unlike other recent robberies th happen on the cam. about 4:30 in the morning they jumped a man walking between do recall. they took his wallet and cell

phone. authorities are warning students from being outbetween 2:00 and 4:00 in the morning. petco has formed a new work group. retired long heed martin ceo norman auguine has been tapped to leave the group. he is a montgomery county resident. it will focus on several issues including frequent power outages in montgomery county and restoration times. they'll look into petco's public communication system. the finding sare expected in three to six months. 30 days until election day and one of the most closely watched contests is the race for governor of maryland. it is a rematch between democratic incumbent martin o'malley and formerepublican governor bob ehrlich who w defeated by o'malley four years ago. both candidates today predicted they would win as they go into the final four weeks of this campaign. chris gordon has our report. r maryland governor martin

o'mall kicked off his on your side rv tour. he has nickname it the katie after his wife. he came to college park to rally the college grats who expressed gratitude that o'malley froze their tuition four years ago. >> i chose to stay in state because of the tuition freez i'm going to be continuing with a graduate degree. so it is really important to me that he gets elected. >> reporter: o'malley is calling on president obama to help him energize young voters and prince george's county african-americans who are ovwhelmingly democratic. at a time when some politicians across the country are running away when from the president's record, governor o'malley has invited mr. oba to behe featured speaker at a rally this thursday. >> i really appciate what did he to keep our country from going into the secondrade depression. there are thousands of moms and dads in maryland had a are working today who would not be working had itot been forly

leadship. >> reporter: bob ehrlich was invited to the zimmerman family farm where locals from the agriculture and horse industries gathered to discuss their oblems. >> i think we're going to win the race. and winning the race mean an opportunity for ag and for eqne industry and for this sector of the economy. >> i'm a democrat. i'm going to vote for governor ehrlich. and the reason is because for small businesses, we don't have what we need in montgomery county and in maryland right now to take care of small businesses. reporter: a televised debate taken with earlyic and o'malley is set for next monday. there are negotiations for more but so far, that's the only one scheduled. news4. >> besides the rematch between o'malley and ehrlich, th also candidates in the maryland governor's race representing the green party, the libertarian and the constitution parties. former president jimmy carter made his first publicapp

two da in the hospital with a viral infection. mr. carter and his wife rose lynn were in d.c. xhel rate world habitat day. they plan to build six homes and rehabilitate six othersin the ivy city section of the district. the carters have been building affordable housing all over the world for 27 years now. >> we have i thk a life changing experience. not only for the homeowners who for the first time in their lives have a decent place they can own they have but a layoff changing experience for every volunteer who is fortunate enough to take part in these work projects. >> reporter: the home should be finish next spring. the d.c. project is part of a wider effort to bull and repair a total of 86 home in the district. baltimore, nnapolis, minnesota and abama. people who live in new hampshire say somebody called them last month, asking about a donal ump presidential bid in

2012. trump said he did not commission that poll. according to "time" magazine, the poll consisted of 30 questions. the questions tested trump against potential republican candidates, and it asked if his media presence would help or hurt him in an eltion. trump saidial though he is not running for office, he will not shy away from talking about politics. >> the united states is a kickingback bag for anybody, almost every other country. and i speak up about it and i guess people probay like what i say. it resonates. >> the results of the poll last month have not been released. there's no word on who paid for it. coming up, america's tell all about their sex lives and who practices safe sex. a device that tries to prevent teenagers from hanging out on street corners has been shut down. >> you have to be a teenager to hear it, i think.

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celebrities, family and others got together to say a final goodbye to tony curtis. a funeral service was held in las vegas for the acclaimed actor. it included a video tribute

celebrating his life and his work in such films as the defiant ones, spartacus and some like it hot. he died wednesday at his home in nevada after suffering cardiac arrest. he was 85 years old. let's get another check on doug's weather forecast and see if he has changed his mind about all that rain. >> the rain is out of here. that's the good news. i have not change my mine about the cool temperatures. they are out there and they are here to stay. a lot of people are sayi good thing after the summer we've had. let's usher in a cool night. 55 degrees out there right now. winds out of the northwest at 13 miles pehour. it is going to feel very chilly tonit if you're thinking about going out and about. make sure you have on that jacket or sweater. the digital doppler radar nothing to show. that is really abo it. i think we'll be dry for the most part. satellite and radar showing that area of low pressure sitting and spinning. that means we're going to see more cloud cover and the cool temperatures will stick around. so will the breezy conditions.

tomorrow, winds will be upwards of 20 miles an hour making it feel on the cool side. 43 in fredericksburg. upper marlinsboro, 48. temperature should rise above the 60-degree mark with the temperature in t low 60s for most locations. mainly a peek of sun but that should be abou it. >> thank you. news for your health, doctors say it is one of the most effective form of permanent rth control available but apparentlile women haven't heard about it. it was call assure and approved about eight years ago. it takes about 35 minutes in the doctor's officeithout a general anesthesia. inserts are placed in a woman's fallopian tubes. it keeps sperm from reaching an egg. after three months the doctor perform an x-ray test with dye to show that it worked. it is more than 99% effective.

researchers have finished one of the largest and most comprehensive studies about the x lives of americans. the study was funded by the maker of trojan condom. it found that teenage hers the highest rate of condom groups of all the groups surveyed. 80% of teenage boys and 70% of teenage girls said they used coom the last time they had intercrse. adults over the age of 40 had lower rates of condom use but used them more often in casual relationips. and african-amican and hispanics were much more likely to use condoms than caucasians. we move to theact that we are number one in what used to be one of the toughest divisions in all of the nfl. >> can you believe it? who would have thought? >> you thought they would boo donavan mcnabb. >> the truth is on talk radio, i was talking to journalists yesterday.

they were saying everybody was getting on them. they all really appreciated what he had done. coming up sports, donavan mcnabb lets us know how he really feels about the phillies trading him. did redskins really get the game going? and di tiger woods and the american team rally to win the ry

be the most fun game we've ever seen. >> you were making fettuccine. >> it is intesting. donavan mcnabb said everywhere he looked, all he saw was

himself on tv, in the papers and guys trying not to read the papers. and is ha for them to focus. the relief for donavan mcnabb was getting this game over with. the difficulty was really in not letting his new teammate see him stracted about the fact he was getting ready to face his former team. the player say he would not even talk about it. he just went about his business, focused on how they would get the win and really, what he was chastised for in philly was not showing enough emotion. you know that. so what was enabling him to rally his new teammates was just that plain fact. he was able to keep them on track and get the division. >> let's play like it tonight. make they will play for stepping on the schedule. let's go get in there. one, t, three. >> he did have to walk out like that. that was my favorite. that was creative. he said afterwards it was hard to contain emotions when he was cleared. he didn't act like it bothered him at all.

the 31-yard touchdown pass to chris cooley. he said after the game he had wanted mcnabb to open up and admit his raw emotions. since he won it, it was so gratifying to get win with him. >> first of all, it is philly. in philly. i always want to win this game. we drive in. oubus is there. i see 800 middle fingers. i always want to beat these guys. then to have him, to give him the moment that he has had after this game, it could have been have been better. >> we are number one in the nfc so we'll stay up there. everybody making mistakes in their lifetime and they made one last year. thanyou. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> i think we had a little extra motivation. number five, you know, it felt good to be able to come in here and help him get the victory against a team that basically

said you're not good enough. we think, this is what we think ofyou. we'll trade the division. i think today he got the best. >> you're proving that is a mistake in their eyes. >> told bruce allen, if he ever traded me within the division, he would have two game of hell in his hands. >> my favorite sound bite i've heard all year long. telling it like it is. he is the best with rds. so mcnabb also proved that he still got his legs. he ran for 39 yards, tapping a $169 yards rushing performance. there is really the first time the redskins ground game resembled those of mike shanahan. when he was known for running the ball more than any other team in the nfl. today, the team is a little worried about clinton portis. he suffered a groin injury in the game. th're awaiting mri result but he did emphasize how pleased he was with his other back. based on what this guy has done the last couple game, he doesn't have to worry about going

anywhere else. ryan ran for 70 yards on 18 carries. he was call up from the practice squad two week ago. that was his firstouchdown run. a 12-yard carry. he bowled over the eagles defense. the skins continued the balanced approach. portis had 11 attempts for 55 yards, averaging five yards a kaefrl he had that groin injury in the third quarter after enduring a hard hit. it will be wait and see. he said after the game he felt like he played the best he has all season. >> i just finally got the rhythm. four time in that first five plays. just to get started, get on a positive note. knowing that we would allow in the game, taking pressure off. breaking everything. >> coach shanahan sesses and we knew we would do it coming in here. we knew we had to step up. let that be coach shanahan running the ball. we knew we had to get it done.

>> telling him to get some new sunglasses. >> what are you doing? practice? >> they keep saying that. he knows him from denver. he sees something in him that he like. that's what he is doing. >> we liked it, too. >> so she hope clinton is able to go this week. we'll find out. the redskins' next oppont, the packers had a terrific game in their quarterback. aaron rodgers had three touchdowns but he was intercepted twice. the packers did what the redskins have been guilty of realmost getting a convincing w slip away. green bay, opening possession. rodgers drops back unpressure. this is why he is so dangerous.. a 21-yard scoring strike. the packerare on top 7-0. rodgers with the touchdowns, two interceptions. third quarter. the lions trail 21-14. the former tp looking for

calvin johnson. throws it right into the hands of charles woodson. he gets up. he is thinking, i'll going to take it to the house. dis into the end zone. a 48-yard score. the packers who know barely. they defeat them 28-26. the packers and redskins. a 1:00 game at fed-ex feel. to golf. the ryder cup champion was decided and it was the first time since 991 that it was determin by the final singles match. when this united states failed to take home the troefy, it left him so emotional, towed take some time off work before he could speak tohe mia. the u.s. team has not won the ryder cup away from home since 1993. tiger woods and his american teammates faced a bit of an uphull climb but he did his part. on the par 4 12. woods leading in his match. he landed just past the hole. spins it back into an eagle. woods doesn't know it actually went in.

did it go in? it takes him a few second to figure it out. how about 21-year-old ryder cup rookie ricky fowler? heas four down with six hole to play. he would rally on the 18th hole. needed to drain it. gets to it drop. the american tea was within a half point of reguantanamog the ryder cup. it would come down to the final match between graham mcdowell. what will happen? the u.s. team wahing anxiously. mayhan would need a comeback of his own. mcdowell had this putt to him. two down with two holes to play. the u.s. gets to it ll. they arell fired one the lead on 17, his tee st came up short. he needed a chip. but it doesn't, the match is over. it has a chance. turns too much. mcdowell wins the match. 3-1. europe wins the ryder cup.

14.5 to 13.5. they come up short. >> 16. i got someone -- it was huge. he played, he just beat me. >> he was a man on our team to put himself in that position. all right? >> it's the toughest spot in the game of golf and hunter performed like a champ out there today, all right? >> well said by stewart cink. tough to watch his emotions, isn't it? >> competitors hate to lose. they just hate to lose. >> to lose by that much. >> thank you. coming up, verizon re

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its place by its manufacturer. a company called moving sound technologies. because a guy who was 28 years old sued them for age discrimination. cell phone company verizon wireless is paying a big bill that could refund up to $90 million to customers who were incorrectly charged for a service they didn't have. chris clackum has more. >> reporter: amysterious $1.99 mega bite data access fee on monthly bills means 15 million people will get a refund. it turns out they did not have data access after all. >> verizon should be commended for coming clean and acknowledging it. it will be a hefty phone bill for them. >> reporter: hefty indeed. verizomight refund as much as $90 million. all because of what it calls a software issue, or customers inadvertently hitting the ong

button on certain cell phones that initiated data or web access. and the corresnding fee on the monthly bill. >> it also points to the fact that consumers have to be very careful with their phone bills. they should be paying very close attention to them. >> reporter: it s the federal communications commission though that called out verizon for this mystery fee. over aier ago. and the s.e.c.'s iestigation isn't over. more penalties could be coming because some at the commission want to know why it took verizon so long to finally acknowledge it. nbc news. one more check on doug's weather forecast. >> i'm getting a refund? >> maybe. >> taking a lk out there. show you what things are looking like. temperature, 55 degrees. that's the temperature. 57. that was the high toy. that is the coolest day since may 11th. we saw nearly .4 of an inch of rain in the district and some areas over an inch over the last 48 hours. currently at 53 degreesin

sterling, virginia. hernandez and reston. la plata, around 54. saint mary's county, the temperature there, 54 as well. 63 tomorrow. a peek or a poke of sunshine. not a whole lot. mostly cloudy skies. 66 degrees on weesday. a chance of a shower during the day. then beautiful on friday. a ntastic friday. a high of 74 degrees. and how about this? columbia day weekend. >> don't you worry about it. we love this story. we want to take you back to a remarkable story in wisconsin. an enemy high school in red. they had a 31-point lead. you see about 1:19 left. then he went over and asked his opponents if they would let one of his players score a touchdown and give them an even bigger lead.

everybody on the opposing team said, yep, let's go for it. the player scoring the touchdown was a senior name sam coldon. he has developmtal difficult business make it a struggle to keep one the other players sometime. but he has never, ever quit. the teammates say he has given all he's got and more for four years. friday night they threw him a pass. he caught it and went 66 yards into the end zone while everybody in the stands was chanting his name d saying that he could go all the way, and he did. >> a great story. >>hat's our broadcast. nightly news is coming up. on our broadcast tonight, on on our broadcast tonight, on alert. the u.s. tells travelers to be vigilant against terrorism attacks and other nations follow suit.