>> we head to the end of this round our unofficial scorer, bogging erin raskin has it 4-2 in favor of centeno cues me 4-1. so it's a 49-46 advantage for centeno. >> and maciec is still trying to make the fight. he's still coming in very hard. he's still trying to force it. centeno has the handle on it now. >> final seblgdz, round 6. so that's 6 in the books. >> marve, thanks deontay wilder september 26th. coming up next on nbc except in

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. off the top at 6:00, weather is the big story today. a viewer sent this video of a water spout in cobb island, maryland. causing trouble on i-495. lightning forced fans out of bird stadium. much needed rain throughout our region today. you'll feel cooler temperatures this evening as well. storm team 4 meteorologist says you'll be able to turn off the ac and open the windows. >> you got it, erica. lows tonight in the 50s in the suburbs, low 60s in the district. here is a look at storm team 4 radar. i've been tracking the rainfall. you see the rainfall totals on my facebook and twitter pages. for the most part the widespread

heavy rain has come to an end, tracking heavy rain out of anne arundel county. i think by 8:00, 9:00, any of the showery activity will come to an end. right now we're at a cloudy 74 degrees. there's still scattered rain to contend with, but it's not going to be beneficial. no heavy rain in the forecast. by 10:00 we're dry, a temperature around 69. at midnight a cloudy 68 degrees. tomorrow will be breezy throughout the day feeling very fall-like. i'll let you know what to expect for high temperatures in about ten minutes. a tough afternoon for fans watching today's umb game. fans had to leave the stayed dwrum for about an hour because of lightning in the area. once the fans and the team came back, were the terps able to win? the answer later in sports. the search is on for a man who sexually assaulted a man outside a metro. news 4's darcy spencer is at the

wheaton station with how this man was able to slip away from police. >> reporter: that's right. there was an exhaustive search for that suspect that involved shutting down service here for three hours. despite those efforts, the guy was able to go down into the tum and he has not been seen since. let's go to the video that was released by metro. these are pictures of the suspect wearing a chicago bulls hat. he's wanted for a fourth degree sex assault on a woman outside the station last night. that's a misdemeanor charge, basically unwanted touching. as police approached him about 10:00 last night, he took off here into the wheaton station, down the platform and into the red line tunnel going toward glenmont. third rail power had to be set down to make sure he wasn't electrocuted or possibly hit by a train. twin tums are here, they run 1.7 miles long each. they had to search both of those tunnels and the emergency stairwells.

he could not be found. service was restored right around 1:00 this morning. if you know who this guy is or more importantly where he is, metro transit police would like to hear from you. live from wheaton, darcy spencer, back to you. prince william county police are working to solve their third murder of the year. a man was killed early this morning after a fight in a parking lot. this happened near old linton hall road and care ris avenue in gainesville. claude jackson iii was killed and two others were shot. one of them may not survive. police say all three of the victims knew each other, but they're not saying what the relationship is to the shooter, and nobody has been arrested. the wet weather didn't stop some of you from taking part in the nbc4 community shred. a top lawmaker in our region is seeking higher office. see what he plans to do if he gets to capitol hill. and the nypd apologized to a former tennis star for this

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former american tennis star james blake wants the officer who tackled him to lose his job. the new york city officer violently arrested him outside a hotel. a witness in a fraught case had misidentified him. the officer has been sued

several times for excessive force. blake is in new york to see the u.s. open. the former top player waved at the crowd from the stands. a familiar face to prince george's county residents, now he's running for congress in maryland. former states attorney glenn ivy threw his hat in the ring, announced his bid for maryland's fourth congressional seat. he kicked off his campaign in brent wood. he spoke of what he hopes to change if the voters send him to capitol hill. >> we want to be on the team that pushes it back in the right direction and gets it to start working for people in the lives that people need. we're struggling right now in education, jobs. people are working two jobs but still falling ahead. we need to make sure the economy works for everybody. >> also vying for that seat, former maryland lieutenant governor erika brown, mill nick,

christopher, ransom and turner. alexandria held its multicultural fest. amelia says fall-like temperatures are on the way. her forecast is coming up next. a day at the fair where d.c.

have you seen this girl? her loved ones want desperately to find her. her name is tiana taylor, she's 13 from prince george's county, last seen on poppy place in temple hills about three blocks from temple hill road. she was last seen wearing a red shirt and khaki pants. if you see her, please call police. here is something that you've never seen before, marijuana plants at the d.c. fair. pot growers entered their best buds in a cannabis contest today. it's now legal after the district lifted some restrictions this year. news 4's derrick ward reports on how organizers hope today's event will accomplish. >> reporter: there are all the things you'd expect at a state fair, competitions to judge big vegetables. >> we're going to be judging the longest vegetables, the heaviest vegetables and the funkiest

vegetables. >> reporter: livestock sized down for the cosmopolitan setting, and some things you might not expect. >> a new type called cannabis root ral liss. >> it's being judged, too. >> the competition was fierce. this year's d.c. state fair comes as the city has relaxed marijuana laws. residents have allowed to grow up to six plants with primary residents. the judging here had to be adjusted accordingly. it's the first contest where the product will not be consumed at all. >> these plants get judged on appearance, odor, where the stem is sick ski or not. >> just by being here, we're creating a vibe of, hey, we have an identity. yes, we grow things in the city. this fair is also about growing a sense of community. >> diverse is a very diverse, amazing community and lots of people engaged in their home and garden.

this is a great fair for that. >> reporter: derrick ward, news 4. >> while the district did relax the marijuana law, pot is not fully legal in every respect. you can go to the nbc washington app and search d.c. pot law. for details on what is and what isn't allowed in d.c. thousands are resting earlier knowing their documents won't fall into the wrong hands. thes because they unloaded their personal papers at that time nbc4 allstate shred it's vent. despite the rain, more than 3,000 cars waited in long lines at prince george's county community college. shredding documents is a way to prevent identity theft. at this' haven't, all those piles of paper will not land up in a landfill. >> the importance in prorj county is to provide a service to the community number one and to preserve the environment by shredding sensitive documents. we protect and preserve the

environment as well as identity. >> you can go to other shredding locations or wait for nbc4's next shred-it's vent in december. it's incredible to see how many people lined up hours in advance, 5:00, 6:00 in the morning to get all the stuff taken care of. >> a good idea to do something like that. today it was a rainy day but it was much-needed rainfall. the amounts varied across the area. some of us saw over an inch in silver spring. reagan national only reported under a quarter inch. can see rainfall across the at which timers. for the most part we're entering another stretch of dry weather on the seven-day. no chance of rain. in addition to that, looking at breezy conditions tomorrow and monday and cold monday morning. kids at the bus stop going to need a jacket. i think you'll need to turn on the heat in your car, something you probably haven't done so far

this season. now, impact forecast for tomorrow, despite the isolated chance in the morning, the weather having a low impact on your day. for the most part we'll start out dry with plenty of clouds. we'll have increasing sunshine throughout the day. it's going to be a little cool tomorrow. temperatures in the low to mid 70s. with the breeze, it will feel even cooler. low humidity as well. here is what you can expect tomorrow morning. the low temperature in your neighborhood, the suburbs will dip into the low 50s, and 60s. the clouds will hang on during the overnight hours and into your sunday morning. 7:00 a.m., a cool start, temperature around 61 degrees. that threat of an isolated shower only about 20% until about 11:00 a.m. temperatures around the lunchtime hour will be in the upper 60s, warm into the low to mid 70s during the afternoon hours. 73 degrees at 3:00. tomorrow evening temperature around 70 degrees.

after that it will turn chilly. humidity levels, not just tomorrow but for the next seven days also looking pretty pleasant. toward the end of the upcoming week it will start to become slightly uncomfortable as far as the humidity is concerned. of course, the redskins have the season home opener at fedex field as they take on the dolphins. tomorrow, tailgating around 70 degrees. it will be breezy at fedex field by 4:00. a comfortable 74 with a mix of clouds and sunshine. on monday, look at the high. 78 degrees we'll start off in washington with a temperature around 57. at the bus stop in the suburbs, temperatures only around 50 degrees. the most rule spot monday morning will have temps in the upper 40s. definitely feeling very fall like monday morning. by the time recess rolls around, the weather will be gorgeous, a nice breeze.

dissmisal picture perfect. temperatures warm into the mid 80s. upper 80s thursday, friday and next saturday. next saturday, a little humid next friday and saturday. mother nature not

rough day for the terps. >> maybe it was the fact that the momentum was pulled out of the stadium. >> when you have to leave, right? can we blame it on that? >> sure. >> the big ten is tough enough. the early september games at home are supposed to help you ease into your season, work out some of the kinks and get a few easy wins. well, someone forgot to tell bowling green that. let's head to bird stadium in college park. randy edsel and the terrapins hoping for a good start to the year. key word there, hoping. remember last year 233 punt yard return, right to the house,

85-yard punt return for the touchdown. maryland off to a 10-0 lead. after that delay we talked about, into the second half, tied at 13. perry hill back to pass. d.j. moore across the middle. 2 freshman with nothing to do. maryland up 20-13. bowling green came to play. tied at 7 in the fourth, matt johnson to roger lewis, 27-yard hookup. bowling green in the driver's seat 34-27. maryland tries to answer. interception for bowling green. maryland gives it right back to the falcons. two touchdown interceptions on the day. this is the day you didn't want the ball in matt johnson's hand. a strike to robby rhodes, 44-yard td pass. randy edsel looking for answers, something, switching things up.

and at quarterback, bad news, same result. intercepted by clint stevens. roe, one of three on the day, two interceptions. bowling green's office continuing the clinic. johnson to jeter, six touchdowns and a pick for johnson. bowling green stuns maryland 48-27 in college park. >> we did a pretty good job making some plays in the first half. in the second half we just didn't make any plays, and we had opportunities. we had them in long situations to do that. and we just didn't get it done. >> it's always tough taking a loss because you don't play the game to lose. it really hurts, especially because i hate losing. but, you know, we have to watch the tape, forget about it and get ready for the next game. >> down in blacksburg, frank beamer and the hokies looking to

bounce back after an opening night loss to ohio state. first quarter doing that furman reese completes it but to the wrong team. andrew with the pick. virginia tech up 7-0. later in the morning, michael brewer broke a collar bone last week, looks good down the middle to bucky hodges. the wide receiver is marching right down the field into furman's territory. later in the drive, now in the second quarter, fans loving it in blacksburg. four-yard run into the end zone. virginia tech up 14-0 and in control. right now 35-3 in the fourth quarter. one other wild college football score for you. how about this? boston college beat howard today 76-0. the lead was 62-0 at the half, so the teams decided to play ten-minute quarters in the second half to move things along. probably still played too long.

in baseball things getting worse for the nationals. bruce dorn has a broken right thumb, he slammed his locker after giving up the home run to cespedes. the team in miami tonight taking on the marlins. to the u.s. open after a stunning upset over roberta vinci taking on flavia pennpenn. vinci in the far court, looking good. no chance for pennetta there. double set point. vinci's return into the net. pennetta six the first set 7-6. wild point here in the second, back and forth. pennetta tries to fool vinci. not going to do there. the dream slipping away for vinci. championship point for pennetta, a little back and forth,

pennetta done playing it around, flavia pen nate that wins her first grand slam career title. after the match, that's it. she's retiring. why not on top with a grand slam title. >> that's the way to go out, on top, on your own terms. >> that's the news for now. nightly news will come up next. we'll see you for news 4 at 11. we'll see you later tonight. have a good one everybody.

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