it's a hard shot. >> just a touch to the right, and that ball has a chance to hit the stick and go in. >> absolutely. >> oh, a good shot, you know, traveling it's soft. and not the speed, had it been able to get on the stick, it might have just got down. kind of a lengthy putt for birdie. and how does that affect this shot, if any, johnny, in your opinion now that stenson has brought it by with his first? >> well, he's obviously got to get it up over and on to the green. he can't get it cute and leave it short and have it come back at his feet. so this is an interpretive shot. you've just got to let your gut hit it. >> what a shot. >> that was very good. >> that's right where you're supposed to put it.

nice uphill putt, maybe right edge. really good spot to putt from. >> again, he's got the one-shot cushion. now to bury it. >> yeah, the advantage he's got is that stenson doesn't make it, rickie will cruise it up there. >> yep. >> so it's up to stenson to do what he's got do do, otherwise, it's pretty much a done deal for rickie. >> a must-make for stenson here at the 72nd hole. we talked all days about the leads and opportunities that stenson has let get away. >> this will hurt the most by far. he's going to have two seconds in a row at these playoffs. >> the 52-shot hole at bay hill. top-five finishes. and had one at the rowe as well, johnny. tied for fourth there. here he is with a chance, though, at birdie. roger.

>> well, this putt from watching it go past the hole has got to turn a little to his left. coming back up the hill. i don't think a lot. certainly, if you had some pace on it. it's got to go that way. yeah. >> thisbirdie, trailing by one. >> trying to get the right speed. it's slower than it looks. >> too much speed, breaking putt, you got to match the line with the speed. >> eight inches right of the hole. it would have been a little

softer. it was a very fine try. all day long, this crowd has been waiting for crown rickie the champion. and just two putts away from doing it. trailed by three with eight holes left. and this will add yet another level of confidence when he wins down the stretch, he gets it done. >> well he wants to be included in the big three young guns, doesn't he? >> uh-huh. >> spieth has lit it up. jason day and rory. he wants another "r" word, rickie. >> he's about to join them in the top five in the world golf rankings. two putts away to make it official.

>> that said, the performances of rory and spieth and day have given him extra motivation and want to be at the same level of those guys. and spieth, mcilroy, day in the top three in the world. and and fowler getting in there at fifth, he's right on their heels. >> this is a bitter loss, it really is. that shot at 16, the way stenson made not enough club. but the main thing is don't go left when there's water left. >> it will be a second straight runner-up finish to start the fedexcup playoffs for stenson. but this is one that's going to sting. and rickie fowl er heads into chicago with all sorts of

confidence. a huge win to add to his pga tour resume at the deutsche bank championship. so fowler who began the day 1 back of stenson, played with him all day long and didn't have the lead until the 16th hole. >> and the big bomb at 14 was the key that turned this around by rickie. >> and he jumps 19 spots in the fedexcup points standings. henrik stenson in fourth. day and spieth in one and two. down to steve. >> three down with eight holes to play, henrick being right there in there with your final group. what does it say about you and your game when you grind it all the way out with pressure? >> i felt like i did that in the last couple of days. i really hung in there as well. put myself in position. hit some good shots made a

couple of putts to kind of keep myself in it it. henrik made a couple of mistakes but, yeah, no, it's pretty special, to fight it out the way i did. >> congratulations. >> thanks, steve. >> a reminder, if you missed any of today's action, get caught up with golf central and the golf channel. the championship september 17th on golf channel followed by coverage the 19th on nbc. lots of momentum, fowler will go there. coming up your local news. tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central an all new american ninja warrior. followed by an all new running wild with bear grylls. for the entire nbc crew, dan hicks saying so long from tpc boston. rickie fowler comes from behind and overtakes henrik stenson. he's your 2015 deutsche bank champion.

oh, my goodness, what a mess roads as people wind down their vacations. right now, traffic is backed up for almost 20 miles near the bay bridge. only a half an hour ago, a truck broke down in the center lane on route 50. traffic was stopped as they tried to tow that vehicle to the side of the road. again, traffic near the bay bridge backed up for several miles now as people try to get home from the beach. >> and tomorrow, the notorious washington area commute picks back up with one very big change

in northern virginia. we have team coverage tonight to help you get ready. adam tuss with the potential problems udxw the roads as late school start times take effect. doug with the return of the heat and humidity and julie carey are one school stepping up security and bringing in extra counselors after a teen's murder. >> this is the growingp[1$t mem in sterling, virginia. it is a memorial for the victim who pu#é+hot in the back while walking to the school bus. that community is coming together there, preparing for a difficult day ahead. we could soon learn more about the motive in that case. >> reporter: this is the second time rita boston has come by th÷ memorial created near the spot where a park view high school sophomore was shot on friday. photos of 17-year-old danny miranda have been placed among the flowers and flickering candles. one says we lost a patriot, the mascot maim for park view high school. >> i just can't even believedzc

this i feel so sorry for the family. and he didn't have a chance. he didn't have a chance here in the united states. >> reporter: danny came here from el salvador in late 2013 to live with his aunt, uncle and cousins to escape danger in his home country. saturday, three young men were arrested in connection with his death a 17-year-old juvenile charged with firing the fatal shots reportedly attended park view high school last year. two other men who lived in the same townhouse complex are charged with accessory after the fact and possession of a firearm by a person who's not a citizen. this resident, who wanted her identity concealed, says the men were on the disruptive. she suspected they might be involved in gang activity. fights, like, with different people around the neighborhood. >> reporter: this woman ande-4 others believe danny may have been targeted because he refused gang ÷vi?ñovertures. >> everyone said that he never wanted to be in the gang and that's why -- the reason why he came to america, was to escape

from that. >> reporter: grieving students starting a new week at park view high school will be greeted with a beefed up presence of loudoun counselors will also be on hand. yesterday, park view's principal and the school board member from this area met with the victim's aunt and uncle. they say they want to send danny's body back to his family in el salvador so park view high school and the other schools in this cluster will be raising money to help them do that. in sterling, i'm julie carey, news4. students all acrossph our region will be back in school tomorrow, so you may want to give yourself some extra time if you are heading out. transportation reporter adam tuss is live in merryfield with a look at how much longer we might be sitting in traffic. hi, adam. >> reporter: hey, doreen. yeah, back to school, back from vacation. you know, our get a lot more crowded. we have been calling it our september slow down and we are gonna have to deal with it. here it comes. >> washington, d.c. has the

2ñ u.s. >> reporter: time to cozy up to your neighbor in the next car. why do you think it's so bad around here? >> people don't know how to drive. people don't know how to merge. i could go on and on. expecting a september slow down. >> everybody goes back to work and back to school. the problem is people aren't sure of the schedule and the traffic so they really aren't used to their schedule yet. 3aì% >> reporter: a major schedule change this year, high schools in fairfax county start an hour later, around 8:10 inre(bñ the morning and the county has a huge school bus fleet. 1600 buses, second only to new york city. those buses will be with you as you head back to work. that's enough of a shift that fairfax county police say they will be watching. >> just be patient. it's -- as with any change,s's going to take some time to work through it, but we are there to assist. >> reporter: you may not see this much of an increase but aaa says your commute time could double or triple over the next couple of weeks. so, some friendly advice from one of your fellow commuters? >> try not to stress out.

try to leave earlier. >> that's all you can do, right? >> just try to have more time. >> reporter: extra time, something we all could use. it is going to take a couple of weeks for all the new traffic patterns to even out. just take a deep breath. jim, back to you. >> adam, thanks. looking at weather now, back up into the 90s again and apparently, doug, we're going to stay there for a little while? >> we have?fsxz had one septemb heat wave so far. looks like we are going to have another one over the next couple of days. we hit 90 degrees today. during the day on wednesday. look at those high temperatures across the region, hit 890s, as 89, but the official temperature at the airport was 90. 91, leesburg, 91, winchester, our region considering the fact our average high temperature this time of year is only 83. look back to the west, we have a storm system moving our0ikr @r(% it will bring you have the heat, bú chance6/c" for storms. tonight's headlines, more heat on the way, how long that lasts. the storm chances, when the rain starts to actually move in.

then a big pattern shift. this is something some of you have been waiting for. others say not quite yet. i have got that forecast for you coming up. president obama marked this labor day by extending paid sick leave to more federal workers. federal contractors now will have to offer workers up to ñ days a year. those new rules go into effect in 2017. up in boston today the president called on congress to require private business to9p >> i'm calling on congress, take a cue from the rest of the world, work together in a bipartisan fashion, find a way to make paid leave, paidg7fíñ f and medical leave a reality for all americans. ch something we should be doing. >> the president also wants all the states to pass laws requiring paid sick leave. his budget includes $2 billion to help the states pay for that. there was no labor day holiday for the presidential candidates. many are hard at work as the

fall campaign season kicks!is÷ nbc's brian mooar reports now on the rules of a new nbc poll that shows who's leading and who's falling behind. >> reporter: vice president biden might or might not be running for ñk/resident, but he sure looked like a candidate24d the democratic stronghold of pittsburgh on this labor day, unofficial kickoff of the fall campaign season. >> i hope you run, man. i hope you run. >> reporter: he embraced the union members he will need if he runs. >> and when the middle class does well, the wealthy do very well and the pi0q have a way u. so, organize, organize, organize. >> reporter: hillary clinton was in iowa, where she has been losing ground in the polls and losing her voice. >> with your help. >> reporter: but the real heat on this who will caves in new hampshire where bernie.éh sand is surging. >> bernie in the white house. bernie in the white house. >> reporter: he marched in the same parade as republicans carly fiorina and john kasich,

suddenly second in new hampshire, unlike scott wake who is struggling to get traction and lindsey wgraham, fighting t be heard over the crowd. >> bernie. bernie. ,vm&u bernie. >> this is the first inning of a nine-inning game. it starts today. >>zzikmrter: labor day 2015, a day of hard work for the -2d next president. but one candidate was conspicuously out of the spotlight on this labor day, republican front-runner, donald trump. brian mooar, nbc news, washington. we are learning more today about the incident that led to the3/víz resignation of a super in loudoun county, virginia. sean williams was arrested over the weekend for assaulting a friend.zhbñ williams says the friend gave him advice he didn't want to hear. he released a statement today in which he apologized to family, friends and constituents. he also wrote, andqx i quote --

williams has a history with the police. he withdraw from this year's race for board chairman. he admitted to having several drunk driving and domesticñ;tcx disputes. one of the more serious> charg came in 2006 when williams was accused of beating up his girlfriend in his grandmother's condo in ocean city. police documents say williams assaulted the woman after he became suspicious when another man called her cell phone. those charges in that case were dismissed. we just learned the name of 'j of her daughter as they crossed the street togetherlmhliez montgomery county. the victim has been identified as 50-year-old muthabet gilllar. they were crossing the street in gaithersburg before dawn when a car hit and killed her. other family members rushed to the scene ó÷ and became so upse

medics had to be called to help them. the driver stayed at the scene. police have not determined whether any charges will be filed. still to come tonight,há8s phone video captured the dramatic takedown. we will tell you why police say they had no choice but to tase a man inside a mrcdonald's restaurant. take a look at these flames. this is no accidental car fire. this is a coverup

dramatic new video of a crime scene in the district. it started out as a call for a car on fire but first responders found something much more sinister in the burning vehicle. now, police are investigating a murder case. it's the latest example of a rise in violence that has left -- caused 108 murderers in the city so far/ gi this year. in southeast where one neighbor says this incident is so scary, she is ready to move. pat? >> reporter: doreen, this was supposed to be an alley. omfir(% but it was never finished. it became a no man's land. and last weekend, it turned into a killing field. this car fire was no accident.

it was set by two men, two men trying to destroy evidence, trying to cover up a murder. mary rogers lives across the street. >> people were just running and you down the street, screaming and hollering, what happened. >> were >> of course i was scared. i meant, 'cause were so many blasts over and over and again. >> literally explosions? >> big explosions. >> reporter: it÷dñ happened aro 9 p.m. saturday night on fox hole place in southeast. witnesses say two guys drove a car into this no man's land and got out and started dousing it with gasoline. somebody comes along and says, "don't set fire to that car. i'll burn don't whole block." those gasoline guys didn't pay anygul attention to that. they kept pouring fuel in and around the car. and then using a cigarette lighter and a rag, they torched

it. >> i came out, i looked around the corps, man, i seen a ball of fire. i came up about right there. then i see them young dudes >ñqorter: this is what the car looked like when the fire was put out. when the cops found the body of shot to death. this woman asked not to be identified. she lives nearby. she says she is ready to move. >> this needs to stop. it really does. i have been here 11 and i'm out of here. >> you're out? >> i'm gone. >> too dangerous? >> too dangerous for me and my grandkid. i ain't doing it. >> reporter: unknown, the name of the victim. still unknown, the motive. still unknown, the suspects in &háhp &hc% collins, news4. well this labor day weekend, we had the weather that you would wish to have on a holiday

weekend at the end of the summer weekend at the end of the summer until late in them, >> got a little hot. >> it did. >> yeah, a little hot but get a lot hotter, i think, the next couple of day the heat was on, saturday was great, sunday was great. today, maybe a chance to maybe hit the pool out there let's taf&;u look and show what you is happening across our region. nothing but sunshine today. yeah, that sunshine is great, as long as you have at least some shade when you have temperatures like this. 88 degrees, the current number, wind out of the south, 7 miles per hour it has been a very hot day all across our region, 19 in frederick, 90, leesburg, 88, even back toward the shenandoah valley, lore ray winchester, martinsburg, still on the warm side there. the only factor we have had to really concern ourselves about is the pollen a lot of pollen out there on my car right now weeds on the high side,mw&&ñ grn mold down to moderate. you probably know)qfu a lot of sniffing and sneezing going on. now, storm team4 radar, dry. not going to see any rain. boy, do we need to see some rain out here. i don't think we even have much of a chance of rain over the

next two, maybe three days. we are going to#d increase. not much going on right now let's take you down toward florida. look at this motion down here. this is añ disturbance off the coast, bringing them a ton of rain. also bringing them waterspouts. take a look at this. this was video off the coast of boynton beach a little bit earlier. that's6-áqáty good waterspout there, caught by one of the television cameras into that region. that was earlier this morning, had a lot of them over the past couple of weeks as the remnants of erika moved in and now this little tropical system just off the coast. now what are we going to be watching, not that system to the south, it's this system back to the west. you can see the clouds and the showers back toward chicago, back toward st. louis, that system will move our way, ahead of it on the warm side for sure. hour by hour forecast wárstomor 78 degrees at 8 a.m.,ñ, nice for the kids to get on the school bus, especially there toward fairfax county, just starting off, 88 degrees at noon tomorrow, 93 by 4:00, still warm by 8:00 in the afternoon. everybody on the hot side. 93, d.c., 94, fredericksburg, 92, leesburg, 16o y90 back towa

the winchester area, plenty of sunshine again tomorrow, we will see our chances of storms increase, but again, not tomorrow, just on the hot and humid side as we move on through the day most of the day looks okay. 93 on your tuesday, 29 on wednesday. 87 on thursday. on thursday, comingúfdx up at 6 talking about that increased y-ñ rai not just wednesday and thursday, wait until i show you the weekend. >> thank you, doug. still ahead, an historic town gutted by flames. now, several weeks later, the new clue that could shed some light on this case. really good athlete at georgetown univer really good athlete at

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police officer known to his community as g.i. joe. chris lawrence here now with more from the funeral today. chris? >> reporter: yeah, advance, it is not just police from his community fox lake, illinois, these are officers from around the country. they all came to his hometown to say goodbye to lieutenant joe gliniewicz who was shot and killed last week while he was chasing three suspects on foot. tonight, he leaves behind a wife and four sons. >> we all knew joe as a hero. but now, the nation knows he is a hero. we are gliniewicz strong. i love you, brother. > reporter: i mean, you could tell, his brother's a cop, too. it was hard for him to get through what he had to same officers lined up outside antioch high school as his casket arrived this morning. they remembered gliniewicz as a family man, a hard

young officers he mentored over the years. actions and turned them into teachable moments. >> there are no words that can change or heal what has happened. >> lieutenant glynn know wits's body on one last tour through the commune he served for more than three decades. it has been nearly a full week since he was shot and they are still looking for the killers. officers are using machetes and weed whackers to clear some of the dense brush and while they have found some new evidence, investigators won't share what that issq: we know fbi technicians are still scouring some surveillance video from homes and businesses in that area. >> chris lawrence, thank you. a sad milestone after the disappearance of two children. why the last person to see them alive is refusing to cooperate with police, despite pleas from her family. tased, pepper sprayed, hit with a baton and still, this man

would not listen to police commands. i'm tracee wilkins.

this is the chaotic scene families at a local fast food restaurant recently witnessed. tonight, we are learning more

about what led up to it >> tracee wilkins joins us now. she is in riverdale park toarll us why the police had to use several weapons, including a taser, to take this guy down. tracee? >> reporter: well, police say that this is an examplej of wha they are dealing with every day on the streets with the rise of synthetic drugs and also pcp. now, parts of this video is a little graphic but we thought it was important to show exactly how violent this arrest turned out to be. >> the individual was incoherent, hallucinating, dazed, confused, again, behavior is indicative of an individual under the influence of pcp. inside the riverdale park mcdonald's but it wouldn't be easy. >> that's amazing. >> reporter: as we showed people what unfolded last friday as police tried take him into custody, they could not believe their eyes. police tased him. >> really got to be zoned out to get tased and@÷ keep going. >> then they pepper spray him.

>> ha ha. that will work. >> right. he is just wiping it off. >> wow. >> reporter: according to a worker at this mcdonald's, the map walked in and began taking his clothes off and cursing. he seemed agitated and started] arguing with himself. that's when they called police. >> it was a violent situation. the officers exercised, i believe, considerable restraint. >> reporter: the officer then tried using his asp baton, strike the man the way officers were trained. >> that would have dropped the normal individual, the average individual to their niece h no affect. >> reporter: police say the man in this video is marcus anthony mortelli, a person with a long, violent criminal history that includes drug charges. on this day police say doctors confirmed he was high on pcp, so much so, officers could smell it. >> imagine a very, very strong of the earther, which is a primary chemical used in producing pcp. >> reporter: an example of what police have to deem with every day with the rise of synthetic truck use and pcp. the super human strength and

inability to feel pain makes the users a danger to themselves and others. >> clearly oblivious to pain. nothing that the officers were doing was having any effect on this guy. >> reporter: now, he was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. doctors hospital. that's where it was discovered that, yes, he was high on pcp, according to doctors found there at the hospital. statement saying their customer safety is the utmost importance to them and they are cooperating with the police in this investigation. live in riverdale park, tracee wilkins en wilkins, news4. a heartbreaking milestone in children in montgomery county. today marks the one-year of the disappearance of jacob, his sister, 1:úvñ3-year-old, sarah, missing the next day. police say their mother of the see them and she will not say where they are.

she has been ruled incompetent to stand trial and has been locked up in a vñhospital. politics and controversy found their way into local labor day parades this+q:ñ year. news4's mark segraves take us to montgomery county where one group drew negative remarks from parade growers and others enjoyed seeing their kids in the limelight. >> oh, my gosh, i can't contain myself. >> reporter: this mom has reason to be excited. her son is part of the color guard leading the kensington parade. ♪ >> reporter: likeagj parades acs the country today, the kensington parade is a mix of small-town traditions, like fire trucks and marching bands. and, of course, there is politics. >> happy labor day. >> reporter: and politicians for the parentsb and candy,vl[ox lo candy for the kids. and there were less traditional participants in today's parades

♪ >> forward at the cz1xhalf-step march. >> reporter: at the gaithersburg parade, the sops of the confederate veterans were welcomed by some, but not by everyone. >> you come out here to this incredibly diverse, wonderful neighborhood and they are waving that symbol of hatred. and i really don't appreciate it. so, i wish -- i wish they would stop. they come out2w#2x here every y >> reporter: and what would a parade be without men in kilts? [ bagpipes playing ] tr(t&háhp &hc%  today's parade, it signals the end of another ]z2summer. in gaithersburg at the labor day parade, i'm mark segraves, news4. >> about as festive as mark ever is. a bold experiment at the what police are now saying about the first ever beer sales at sporthv=i events there. out of line. the punishment for two high

if you played any ball at any level, you are going to find this absolutely almost unbelievable a detailed investigation is going to begin tomorrow into the action of two high school football players who creamed a referee. it happened down in texas. watch this. >> whoa. >> one guy slams into him from the side. the other guy gorquyuz him head first while he is down. both students have been kicked out of school and off the team. we are waiting to hear an update on the condition of a georgetown university footballq on the field on saturday. ty williams is still in a hospital in pennsylvania after having surgery on his neck. you can see the hit when he was francis university. williams is a junior who went to high school at quince orchard in montgomery county. georgetown's athletic department is asking fans to pray for bi williams and his family. too early to call it a

success yet, but there is someu positive news about the program that allows beer sales at university of maryland sporting veebt events. it kicked off this weekend when #dz.bryland played richmond in football game. officials tell us nobody was hfxunderaged dr. it is a one-year pilot program approved back in xbrun june as effort to cut down on binge drinking before or after ballr»h games. next, a trooper tosses to you the a speeding ticket after one man's act of kindness moments after being pulled over. i'mee5o scott macfarlane i happener's ferry, best virginia. an

now to a mystery on the mountain more than a month after a fire damaged part of historic harpers ferry, west virginia,

investigators say they haven't figured out the cause but they have found a suspicious clue. news4's scott mcfar lan went ñ to west virginia today hes found the mistry growing and so is the cost of this fire. >> reporter: this is where the fire started, the rear deck of this restaurant in the heart of historic harpers ferry. the fire destroyed the restaurant and eight other businesses in a tiny down that relies on tourist. despite six weeks of collecting sample, the fire marshal says the cause remains undetermine bud tells news4 they have learned money is missing from that restaurant and still unaccounted for. them investigate why. cindy john's gift shop is the only of the nine destroyed business to reopen, a block away. she says she has long suspected this fire might have been deliberately set. >> from the very first minute that it broke ylñout, it's alwa been suspicious. i can't dwell on it. i can't get upset about it. only have so much energy and i

can't waste it on being mad. >> reporter: fire marshal did not officially use the phrase -½ja%%=um1ñ instead calling the cause undetermine and police won't comment on thesome for the missing money but there's another money problem in town now, despite a steady crowd of visitors this labor day, business has taken a hit here. to reopen her store and a gofundme account and local fund-raisers made a dent citied by. tens ofç2!díuáp'ds of dollars. u.s. senator joe manchin who toured the area said the fire burned up a good chunk of the tourism business. >> will thesen 300 people that live here, full-time residents. they depend on people coming here, the revenue from tourism and-1k all that. and if you have that drop off 10, 20,g30% that's a big, big number to pick up. >> reporter: the u.s. senate "÷ consider emergency fedeúc79 o aid for harpers ferry because so many of n!, businesses have not reopened. as you can see so many of the buildings remained significantly damaged a pain saking recovery

from what san increasingly costly and mysterious fire. scott macfarlane, news4. a mississippi state trooper. mike powers is a businessman from tennessee. they met briefly on the side of the road last week because powers was speeding. the trooper pulled him over. by the time they parted, trooper ails decided to void the $200 ticket he had just handed over. here is why powers asked trooper ails and his colleagues were doing after the recent violence against police officers all over the country. when ails acknowledged it has a prayer bracelet and hoped it would help keep him safe. trooper ails says he was shocked that somebody would be so kind after he just got aw?ñ9 ticket. so he voided the ticket. powers donated the $200 to a

school in mississippi. that was cool. >> i like like when we can share a story like that. >> yes, indeed. >> our beautiful holiday weekend is coming to a close, doug. what can we expect for the rest of the[+:x week? >> heat. then thunderstorms. and then potentially a really big change in the weather pattern that could bring us some of the coolest weather we have seen in quite some time. let's take a look, show what you's happening outside right now, evening planner sunset, 7:29 tonight. yeah, getting the ever so earlier all the time, the sun setting earlier and earlier, 88 degrees, current temperature, down to 87, next hour, 84 by 9:00, down to 81 by 11. a very nice afternoon. look at the numbers, still 88 in dulles, 90, leesburg, 88, manassas, 88 toward camp springs that rockville number,ôyy 94, always on the high side there, i yeah. still on the hot side. storm team4 radar, clear, going to stay that way the next 24 hours or so. h built humid, plenty of sunshine. i am not anticipating any chance

of rain tomorrow. high temperature, 89 to 94. now, the chance of rain, it does go up over the next couple of school tomorrow, a great start, temperatures around 76 degrees, 7, 8=b bus, walking to school, getting home, the heat kicks in, temperature, 93, heat index, 95, 96 degrees. here is the next few days, chance of storms on wednesday, much better chance on thursday, high temperature of 87. then we get to the weekend. look at the numbers, 93 tomorrow. high of only 79 next monday. that was some sunshine. we are going to have to watch this storm on sunday, could potentially bring us a lot of rain. boy do we need it. >> thanks, doug. sports coming up. a superstar super frustrated with9ñ the fans. >> i mean, i left in the seventh, that's pretty brutal. >> tell you ♪

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weekends at amusement parks, the nats find themselves on their own roller coaster of a ride. this one today included maximum height and a steep dropoff, but it's the ending that has bryce harper shaking his head. lines of fans were leaving the park early today. max scherzer, he was hoping to turn things around, hasn't won a game since july 30th. in trouble early. second pitch of the game. granderson to left. worth a battle with the sun monster and the sun monster wins. but scherzer would get out of the inning unscathed. not so much in the second. michael con for toe leading off the inning and the rookie takes scherzer yard. one of flee home runs given up today by scherzer. he has now given up 11 homers in the last six games. bottom of the fourth, fans, finally a reason to get on their feet. wilson ramos, bases loaded and he is going for it. the buffalo delivers. a grand slam off john niece, the second of his career.

nats take a 4-3 lead. but the good times would not last. top seven, now tied at 5. janssen pitches for the nats, his struggle continue, wright up left center, tejada scoring the go-ahead run. the mets plate three in the inning, win 8-5. division lead back to five games. with more, nats park, here's jason pugh. >> every game for the nationals is becoming that much more critical, especially those coming against the team they are trying to chase down for the division. today at the park, it felt like a playoff-like atmosphere, but much like the nationals' bullpen, their fans slowly started to fade away. >> i mean, they left in the seventh. so, that's pretty brutal. but, you know, i don't know. i don't know. whatever. >> i think it's frustrating because everybody think these could have done something better today. it starts with me. i know i can pitch better. >> what do you expect coming out tomorrow? >> just hungry.

and shake off this tough loss and just come off ready to play. find a way to beat these guys it is very important. >> reporter: tomorrow doesn't get any easier for the nation ast. they will face one of the best pitchers in all of baseball in matt harvey. from nats park, i'm jason pugh, news4 sports. >> thank you, jane. orioles visit the yankees buck show walter chatting it one matt weeders. sore left wrist, picking it up, top seven, manny machado at the plate. he quickly changes that his 27th home ru of the season. and he gets to do the handshake with jonathan scope. game tied at five. you know we love those happened shakes. bottom of the inning, brian mattis out of the pen facing rookie greg byrd, two on against the orioles. calling this bird on bird crime. the yankees the lead, new york wins, 8-6. o's lost 15 of the last 18 games. don't forget, you guys cheery up, virginia tech take october defending champs, ohio statement

to >> all right, thank you, carol. >> wow. >> coming up next, nightly news. what a challenge. >> see you at 11:00. what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. there won't be surprise anytime-anywhere inspections. and after ten years, restrictions are lifted and iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. congress should reject a bad deal. we need a better deal.

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