>> they know how long it's been. they know about the history of it and zach johnson says he well, well, are you going to do the old tiger on me? >> he probably looked at damon green and said who do you think they're pulling for right now? and there it is!

a "w" for tiger woods for the first time in more than two years. >> he made two putts when he needed them most. >> first victory anywhere in two years three weeks. fifth time he wins his own tournament. and that number of worldwide titles stood at 87 for a long time. it's now 88. it is over. he's a winner again. that was a theme with the black and red that has played over and over for years. the mouth wide open. it must feel so incredible for a guy that won so much and you know doubted the ability at times to get back there.

when is it going to come. and zach johnson battled him tough all day long. said all right. happy with my performance. but whatever side of the fence you're on in the whole tiger saga, there's a lot of cheering for him right now at sherwood. >> let's send it down to mark rolfing. >> what it does feel like now. >> feels great. it was a lot of fun coming down the stretch like that. zach put it on me there at 16. but the shot he played at 14 was a joke, wasn't it, though? the side spinner. that basically turned the tide around, because i thought i had control. he was going to probably make bogey there if he putted it. he'd have a hard time keeping it on the green. he played a heck of a shot. turned the tide. i'm one down, playing the last couple holes and hit two good putt. >> how important was the putt at 17. >> it gives me a chance to win

it outright. if i don't make that putt. we come down to 18, it's in zach's control. he makes birdie, i can't win. i wanted to at least give myself a chance where a birdie could force a playoff, birdie could win. at least have options. and that putt was huge. >> if you could describe your emotion right now, would it be more joy, satisfaction, relief? how would you describe it? >> it feels awesome, whatever it is. >> does this open the flood gates maybe for next year now that you've done this at the end of the year? it may be unofficial, but it's pretty official to you, i imagine. >> you have to probably look at how jimmy did a few years ago. jimmy came in here, won here and went off and had a heck of a year. and maybe hopefully i can do the same. >> besides making yourself happy, made a whole lot of people out here happy. >> it was incredible having them come out this week and support the event, support what we're trying to do for kids. today was just a picture-perfect day. we're playing in basically a dome today. typical so cal day. i think everybody enjoyed it. >> way to go. >> thanks.

>> jimmy? >> thanks very much, mark. zach, you called tiger woods the best player you've ever played golf with. given that, he birdies the final two holes to win. how do you walk away from this? what are your feelings? >> well, i mean, i'm obviously disappointed. i mean, just from the fact that i didn't come out on top. that was the goal starting the week, as it is any week. but more positive than negatives. i'm not going to take anything negative away from this week. i felt like i had my game going for the most part. i didn't play particularly well early on in the week. it probably caught up with me today. all that being said, yeah, he birdies the last two holes, makes two great putts. tip your hat. >> was there any particular shot you'd like back? obviously other than the putt at 18. >> i can think of a couple three footers i missed, yeah. i'd take those back in a heartbeat. woulda, coulda, shoulda. i probably made putts i shouldn't have too. it all evens out. i didn't have my a-game, but i'm proud of the way i handled the situation and certainly stuck to

my process and continued to fight. i was two down at one time, i think. so, i mean, you know, it is what it is. but i love this course. i love everything that this tournament does, chevron in particular. and certainly tiger and his foundation, hats off to them. >> zach, you're very gracious for staying. thanks. congratulations on a great week. back to dan hicks. >> zach certainly didn't give it away. tiger took it away down the stretch. there's winning, and there's winning in tiger-esque style. birdie birdie to get to ten under. your final thoughts. >> to the other guys on the tour, look out. 2012, i think he's figured it out. >> he moves from 52nd to 21st in the world golf rankings. that's a big jump, but still a long way away from where he was at one time, number one in the world. it's the first victory for tiger and joey lacava. lacava, the former long-time caddie for fred couples in just his fougrth event teams up with tiger. they're a winner. tiger goes birdie, birdie, to

turn a one-shot deficit into a one-shot win. join us next week as greg norman hosts the franklin temple ton shootout. it starts friday on the golf channel. saturday on nbc. coming up next, your local news and then sunday night is football night. the lions and the saints on sunday night football. coverage begins at 7:00 eastern time with football night in america. what a week it's been, at tiger's chevron world challenge, where he finally gets the win. in his own tournament. and that look on his face tells and that look on his face tells it all. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

tonight, more troubles for the redskins, as if this loss weren't bad enough. today two players have reportedly been suspended for failing their drug tests. and a dozen protesters arrested this evening as occupy d.c. builds a large structure

right in the middle of downtown d.c. good evening, everyone. i'm jim andly, in tonight for aaron gilchrist. it's a developing story at mcpherson square. the standoff began early this afternoon, and it is still unfolding as we speak. news 4's darcy spencer joins us now live from mcpherson square with more on what's going on now. darcy? >> reporter: jim, a lot's been going on, just here in the last 20 minutes. police gave another warning that arrests would be made and they went into the structure here and made several arrests here, just again within the last 20 minutes. you can see that police have that structure surrounded. they've told people that they need to come down from the roof of the building. obviously, they're not complying with those requests and it's unclear at this point how police are going to get them down. >> that's an iraq secrvet! >> reporter: a dozen d.c. occupy protesters were arrested sunday over this, a wooden structure put up at mcpherson square.

a building inspector came out and posted these "danger" signs on the building. >> a peaceful protest! >> reporter: police surrounded the structure and set a deadline for protesters to move or risk arrest. according to protesters, those arrests were taken into custody after allegedly crossing the police line. three of them were taken from inside the structure. still, several protesters remain on the roof of the building. >> if you're arrests -- >> if you're arrested -- >> assert your right to remain silent -- >> assert your right to remain silent -- >> and do not answer any questions. >> reporter: the structure was built in the overnight hours. occupy d.c. says police are threatening to tear it down. protesters say it's safe and practical, it is no foundation and it has not tethered to the ground. they say it's a visible statement drawing attention to homelessness and the need for equal housing. >> they were told that they're allowed to build structures, as long as they move it every four days.

there's no stipulation on the size of the structures, so this should be a non-issue. >> reporter: and back out live, this is the structure that's in question, that's in dispute. there are about six protesters that remain on the roof of the building. again, police have indicated that they need to come down from this building. those stickers or signs were placed on the building indicating that it has been condemned. so there is a very large crowd here, there's been a large crowd here all day, watching this activity. police, at this point, we don't know what they're going to do to try to get these protesters down. everyone here, obviously hoping that this does have a peaceful end. they're saying this is a peaceful protest, but it's unclear what police are going to do to get the protesters down, but they've ruled this structure to be unsafe, and at some point, they say that those protesters have to come down. reporting live from mcpherson square, darcy spencer, news 4. back to you, jim. >> darcy, thank. police are trying to figure out who stabbed a woman to death

in northeast washington. she was killed just before 1:00 this morning in the 500 block of 23rd place. police have not released any information on a suspect or a motive. and we've just learned the identity of a wssc worker who disappeared in the triadelphia reservoir. he's been identified as chuck duckett. he disappeared friday afternoon from the lake in sandy spring, maryland. authorities say they're picking up the search tomorrow morning. well, the redskins' troubles are both on and off the field. tonight, two key players have reportedly been suspended because of drug use. this comes on the same day as another tough loss. den hellie joins us live from fedex field. so we're hearing this was the last game for two today, huh, dan? >> yeah, we're hearing that fred davis and trent williams will be suspended for the remainder of the season because they violated the league's substance abuse policy. what these reports are saying is that these two have tested positive for recreational drug use three times or more.

under the old system, they would be suspended for an entire year, but because there was a lockout and they altered the system just a little bit, they're going to be suspended for four games, which would be the remainder of the season. both trent williams and fred davis dressed in another room outside of the locker room and were escorted out by security, so they did not answer any questions from the media this afternoon while their teammates were left to field all those. on the field, things did not go much better for the redskins. they actually had the lead with five minutes to go in the this game and then things just imploded. rex ryan and the jets still with playoff hopes. mike shanahan's squad trying to make it 2-0. first drive, looking good. grossman to the aforementioned fred davis. he had a good game. 42-yard game, he had six catches for 99 on the day. his production will be missed. four plays later, skins go into the ground game. on second and goal, roy helu punches it in and the redskins

on the board first take a 7-0 lead. fast forward to the fourth. jets down 16-13, mark sanchez going to work. finding santonio holmes for a 30 yard touch, pretty pass there. jets take a 20-16 lead. on the ensuing skins' possessions, third and ten, grossman sacked by aaron melvin, he fumbles the ball, calvin pace recovers for new york. gross, not a good day, just 19 of 46 and the jets cash in. two plays later, the direct snap to sean green. green, four scores in the game. jets win it 34-19 as the redskins drop to 4-8 on the season. >> it was frustrating, you know. you come out in the second half, i think we had series of, you know, three and outs and offense. we had the chance to get the momentum of the game and we didn't. come back with a pretty good play, with a little slug called

and got the touchdown, but still in the football game. just disappointed with the way we finished. couldn't get much going on offense. hard to win a football game when you finish like we did. >> 34-19, the final. mike shanahan's washington redskins now 4-8 on the season and it looks like they're going to be playing the rest of the way without two of their big-name starters on offense. the nfl won't officially comment, the team not officially comme commenting, but we probably will get something official on monday. jim? >> all right, dan. thanks a lot. five people were hurt there at fedex field this evening when an escalator came to a sudden stop. it happened just before the end of the game as a large crowd was leaving the stadium. two people were taken to a nearby hospital. investigators are trying to figure out how and why that escalator stopped. in decision 2012, newt gingrich continues to be gaining momentum among the gop contenders. new nbc/maris polls put gingrich

on top for the iowa caucuses with 26%. that's a 21% point jump since october. mitt romney is second in that race with 18%, a drop of 8. however, in new hampshire, romney leads with 39%, gingrich is second with 23%, a 19-point gain there. texas congressman ron paul places third in both races. this poll was taken before herman cain decided to suspend his campaign. the d.c. ethics scandal will take a new turn tomorrow after a dramatic raid of ward five council member heir thomas jr.'s house. fbi and irs agents went into his home friday seizing luxury vehicles and boxes of items, including financial records. thomas is under federal investigation for using $300,000 in city money to fund a lavish lifestyle. he's denied any legal wrongdoing and agreed to repay those funds. friday's raid is seen as a

serious escalation in legal jeopardy for thomas. meanwhile, it's unclear if thomas will show up tomorrow when the committee he chairs is expected to vote on a sweeping new ethics bill. sources tells news 4 that several council members are urging thomas to stay away. one council member says the committee may also refrain from voting if he shows up. council chair kwame brown is separately trying to schedule a full meeting of the council to discuss the situation. sources say brown may act to remove thomas from all committees during the investigation. when we come right back on news 4 at 6:00 tonight, a local church faces a hefty price tag. how its organ was damaged to the tune of $140,000. an honor ten years in the making for the d.c. national guard and a live look tonight at the kennedy center, where legends will be honored this evening. chuck, what's coming up in weather? >> oh, 55 and sunny and beautiful outside today. i think we can do at least 60 tomorrow before the raindrops

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that 5.8 magnitude earthquake that hit our region in august took a toll on several churches. aftershocks from the quake did considerable damage to the church of ascension of st.ing as here in downtown d.c. >> the entire organ has to be taken apart, all 3,000 pipes have to be put back in cases and taken back to canada. the entire thing has to be taken apart, basically, and rebuilt from scratch. and that's going to cost about a tenth of a cost of a new organ or about $140,000. >> the church choir is holding a benefit performance of handles messiah on december 18th to raise money to replace the organ. a ceremony today at the d.c. national guard armory. members of the 113th air wing,

the capital guardians, were honored for their service since september 11th attacks. the unit has been on high alert since those attacks. the group included f-16 pilots who scrambled with jets over d.c. after the pentagon attack. those pilots say they will never forget that day, ten years ago. >> a place where none of us had been before and a lot of bad things were happening to good people today. it was a big team effort to get airplanes in the air, both on the airside and there was a big army guard response wales. we made it happen, we did things that we never thought we'd be doing, but we all pulled together and did the best that we could that day. >> members of the company are currently deployed in afghanistan and another group is due to ship out next month. well, chuck joins us now, after a spectacular sunday. you loved that out there today. >> oh, man, anybody that took the afternoon to just go outside and walk around for a little while, nice.

nice day to do it today. and tomorrow, not such a bad day. of course, the real problem with tomorrow is that it is monday. yes, indeed. sunshine also is about ready to become a very scars commodity here in the mid-atlantic, as i think the clouds are going to be on the increase tomorrow and may stick around for much of the upcoming week. so i hope you enjoyed your weekend sunshine. out there for now, still a generally clear sky over washington. as you look live at the washington monument in downtown, a beautiful evening out there. temperatures have held pretty steady here the last couple of hours. we made 55 for a high temperature this afternoon. we're down to only 50 degrees here at the 6:00 hour. the winds have gone back down to calm. i do think a general light south-southwesterly wind will be around for much of the overnight hours. with a little hint of a south wind around here, we might have a bit more patchy fog first thing tomorrow morning. but for now, your sunday evening looks very pleasant. evening temperatures already in the mid- to upper 40s to near 50 degrees. should generally hold in the mid- to upper 40s between now and the 11:00 hour.

if you're going to do any dog walking here on your sunday evening, relatively nice. just a light jacket and scarf out there. no rain to worry about at all. all the clear sky overseas head will eventually lead to cloud cover, unfortunately. rain showers, steady rains, at that, across much of central and northwestern ohio, all part of a very long weather front, that extends from the great lakes all the way down to the gulf coast. and all that moisture is, for better or for worse, coming in our direction, just in time for the work and school week upcoming. you can see the high and mid-level cloudiness streaking into areas of western virginia. those clouds will be arriving overnight and you'll get a break of sunshine early tomorrow. the clouds will win out. mild tomorrow and wet and cloudy around here for much of the week. half an inch to maybe an inch of rain. could get a little bit more than that and we'll have to see how it all plays out. for the overnight hour, increasing clouds and chilly. a little patchy fog as well. start-off temperatures on your monday morning, upper 30s in the western suburbs to mid-40s in town and by the bay.

for tomorrow, plenty of clouds around, but mild. temperatures tomorrow back up to near 60 degrees in many spots, courtesy of the south breeze. enjoy it. that's the last dry day for a while. tuesday looks kind of showery. wednesday, more clouds than rain, but still very little if anything in the way of sunshine on wednesday. thursday looks like another bout of rain and that will be a cold rain around here. could even see snowflakes in the west virginia mountains late thursday night. have to keep you posted on that. doesn't look like we have enough cold air to cause problems here, but anytime you can talk about snowflakes, that's always good. >> thank you, chuck. coming up in sports tonight, more on the reported suspensions of two members of the redskins. and on the field, it's a fourth quarter flop for the burgundy and gold.