>> tony: that's right. >> mike: who is 298? >> tony: brett favre. >> mike: good company. >> tony: it was amazing being down in brazil having people stop you. >> mike: big hit on glidden and the ball comes out. let's see if it is ruled a catch and a fumble and it is and it is recovered by miami. >> cris: whoa! gary is getting recognition. watch him shoot up out of the middle right here. absolutely clean hit. catch. couple of steps. >> cris: helmet right on the ball. >> mike: beautiful. legit and looked to be recovered inbounds. >> cris: did he ever have full possession of that? if i have to get into what is a cah

>> mike: on the back end gets it. yeah. he does get the second foot down before the other foot comes out of bounds. >> tony: i don't know if he has it or not. >> mike: got to secure the catch, two steps and then essentially do something with it. time to do something with it. recovery. right foot. left foot. >> tony: i don't know. >> cris: i think that is good. i am not sure about the catch. >> tony: i am not so sure that is good. when is it secure? >> referee: previous play will be reviewed. >> mike: we will look at this here with 1:20 left. >> cris: dean blandino thought he could go home, but no. we are going to milk it for all it is worth. >> tony: i don't know if he got it put away. >> cris: that was a great toe tap. >> tony: ball is still moving. >> mike: you are going

ball still moving. we are watching the feet. >> tony: yeah. >> mike: this is the way that they judge these. looking at it in real time we so often slow them down. the way you need to look at it is in full speed. i feel like he is trying to do something. ward off a would-be hit or protect himself. >> cris: gary just wants to talk about the hit. >> mike: that's right. >> cris: it makes a difference when you have that hitter back in there. kam chancellor, some of those guys. you had a pretty good one back in the day himself. >> tony: bob sanders? >> cris: he was one too. john lynch. >> tony: john lynch. >> cris: what do you think about adam gase? >> tony: i really like him. i was down in miami for their off-season workouts for a day. and the players like this guy be

he relates to them. he is not that much older. he talks their language. he works with all of the video stuff and the electronics. they like him. i think he is going to do great. >> cris: that was a funny story. he was talking about it as a head coach, you can listen to the offensive coaches and then flip it to the defensive coaches. he said i am calling all of this and i am used to be on with the offensive coaches and i flipped over to the defensive coaches. >> referee: ruling on the field is changed. the recovering player was on the sideline when he gained possession of the ball. fourth down for atlanta. >> tony: i called it. >> mike: tony raises his arms. you know it is good to see competitors. 1:20 left but you got it right, tony. >> tony: it was a catch on the recovery. >> cris: oh, stop it.

as mike said. two feet down with a chance to do something with the ball. >> cris: if it is in your fingers, you got it. you never dropped a ball in your fingers like that. another one. >> mike: they have to reset the sticks. fourth and about a third of the field. fourth and 32 with 1:20 to go. the falcons are go to just go for it. one more snap. seeing the guys on tape at this point. outcome is not significant. renfree throws to the sideline as he took a hit before he got rid of it. austin hooper with the catch. they will turn it over on downs. tony, we talked about you think in rio. you said this is one of the best sports moment you were a part of being in the stadium watching

the gold medal soccer match in brazil winning on penalty kicks. >> tony: the whole night was incredible but the climax and the win and the way that it exploded and the party went out into the streets. it was phenomenal. >> cris: neymar, the world famous neymar that ended up making the game-winner. >> mike: olympic soccer is not the same significance as the world cup but they were embarrassed in the world cup in that stadium. that is like their lambeau field, their shrine. >> cris: didn't germany beat them 7-1 and came back to get them. >> mike: they were able to beat germany in the final, a 1-0 draw and they won the gold medal on penalty kicks. >> tony: i was starting to say, mike, people ask me for my autograph. i say where are you from. i am from brazil, columbia, belgium. they watch nfl football. that took me by sproourprise. >> cris: they just ask me for money.

>> mike: cris, miami, everybody's schedule looks tough but this is brutal. they have to play at seattle, at new england, at cincinnati. cleveland is the only home game. very difficult stretch, three playoff teams on the road to get going. you get relief in october with the home games but a hard way there to start your coaching career. >> cris: but you are also early in the season you might not see the absolute best out of the other teams and you are trying to develop something and put the offense together. would you rather see those teams? it is hard to get a win out of that schedule. would you rather take your shot early or see them later in the year? >> cris: that is the thing you worry about as a coach. >> tony: going on the road to seattle, new england, cincinnati, now you are 1-3. or 0-4 at the beginning and all of the confidence leaves you. that is what you are concerned about. >> mike: not many fa w

2-2 start would be really happy with that schedule given what you saw in the next four at home including a bye week, 2-2 or 1-3 miami might still be okay. >> cris: i heard people say new england will be happy if they go 2-2. no. new england will not. no they will not. >> mike: tony, thanks. great visiting with you. >> tony: awesome. >> mike: see you in the studio. >> tony: thank you. >> mike: this is the first game. he was about done at halftime. when do you come back here. miami gets the win 17-6. their offense looked good in the first half with 199 yards. and they will move to 2-1 in the preseason. the falcons will drop to 2-1. join us and our sunday night team in jacksonville sunday for the bengals and the jaguars, 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific. coming up next except for the

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somebody sitting here to act immediately before we find ourselves endpajed in another scandal. >> demanding action in prince george's county. more

the head start program for preschoolers. >> seven burglaries in less than two months all in one neighborhood. police think it should be one beat. what they say he's targeting. >> and ryan lochte facing criminal charges in rio. what's next for the swimming star. outrage tonight directed at the prince george's county school board. >> reporting of abuse and poor training cost the county's head start program millions in federal dollars. news 4's jackie bensen is live for us where the message from parents tonight was here we go again. jackie. >> reporter: jim, board members were confronted by some county residents who are, understandably, very angry about this. >> you broke the law. >> reporter: speakers at the

meeting did not hold back, accusing some officials of criminal wrong doing for allegedly failing to report cases of neglect and mistreatment in the head start program. >> i support the demand of the five board members that the chair and the vice chair resign. i take it one step further. the ceo also needs to resign. >> one speaker drew parallels to the horrific matters discovered in february at a elementary school. school officials were reported of failing to report a teacher's said who was encouraging young children to perform sexual acts and videotaping them. >> the taxpayers and who allowed youths to sit there on our dime, remember, everything done in darkness comes into light. >> reporter: 6 million in federal funding

students was pulled as a result of unreported indents that include a four-year-old wandering a mile away from home and a three-year-old mocked and forced to clean up his own urine. a board member called for an independent investigation. >> i think it's clear to me that we need a state or federal investigation on what occurred. it makes no sense to have the school district investigate itself. >> reporter: the board announced at tonight's meetig they had taken a vote in a private session earlier, a vote to relinquish the head start funds, but -- and this is very important, to continue the head start program that serves nearly 1,000 preschoolers in prince george's county. jackie bensen, news 4. >> a hectic hush hour. between the beltway and old georgetown road. there were three separate

collisions including police vehicles. some lanes were blocked for a while in both directions with some major delays. three people were treated for a nonlife threatening injuries. new pictures of the car involved in the deadly hit and run near dupont circle last week. police say the dark colored sedan could have a yellow year license plate and it should have damage of the driver's side hood, the fender and the windshield. the car hit and killed a 24-year-old last friday morning. he was from arlington. he had just gotten off work at a nearby bar. decision 2016 has a new line of attack with donald trump and hillary clinton accusing each other of bigotry. chris lawrence is in the news room with the latest on the campaign trail. >> reporter: earlier tonight donald trump said hillary clinton talks a good game, but hasn't done anything to help african americans or

interview with anderson cooper. >> she is a bigot. you look at what's happening to the inner cities and african americans and hispanics in this country where she talks all the time. >> she has hatred? >> her policies are bigoted. because she knows they're not going to work. >> you think she's personally bigoted? >> of course she is. >> reporter: last week donald trump tried to appeal and softened his stance on deporting illegal immigrants. clinton accused trump of peddling a constant stream of bigotry. >> he promoted the racist lie that president obama is not really an american citizen. from the start donald trump has built his campaign on prejudice and paranoia. >> reporter: trump is taking issue with that lane of attack and says clinton is

a racist. jim? >> chris lawrence, thank you. meanwhile, maine's governor is calling the father of a dead u.s. army captain a con artist. you probably remember at the democratic national convention. he criticized trump for smearing the character of muslims. today maine's republican governor paul lepage said khan used his son's death to his own advantage. he has made controversial comments before. in january he accused drug dealers of coming to maine, to, quote, impregnate white girls. a man pleaded not to hopping the security barrier at the white house. he's charged with deliberately climbing over a barrier marked restrict area, don't enter. according to police report, they questioned kaine while he was walking along pennsylvania avenue yesterday morning. shortly after that the

breached the secure barrier. according to court filings, he told investigators he went to the white house to collect his money after hearing his name on the radio. seven home burglaries in less than two months, all within five blocks of each other, and all targeting the same thing. tonight, montgomery county police said it could the b the work of the same criminal. it's near piny branch road in silver spring. we are live in the neighborhood to explain what the burglaries have in common. >> reporter: well, good evening. police tell me that they are determined to catch this burglar. they say he walks around the neighborhood searching for unlocked windows like this one right here. he opens them. once he gets inside, he steals jewelry. a lot of this jewelry has sentimental value to the victims. >> i still haven't got an good night's sleep. >> reporter: bonnie is sleep us in silver spring after someone

thousands of dollars in jewelry. >> i was angry. the moment i walked in and i looked and i could see things awry in different places. >> reporter: it happened sunday afternoon. the crook got in possibly through an unlocked bathroom window. >> they stole -- >> reporter: she showed me the list of stolen items, gold rings, a necklace give ton her mother in 1922. >> a sterling silver charm bracelet that included charms given to me as a teenager. >> reporter: she's not the only one. they think the same jewelry thief as broke into seven homes in this neighborhood near university boulevard over the past two months. >> this part of the lock was ripped out of the door, and he closes the door on the way out. so all you can see is the screws. >> reporter: molly redman said he kicked the lock out and stole jewelry and collectible quarters handed down from her father. some of the pe

burglar is uniques. he brokes into homes with dogs. this is molly's dog, aspen. for bonnie, the craziness has to stop. >> we really need to catch this person. >> reporter: police recommend you make sure you lock your doors and make sure you lock your windows. in these seven cases, a lot of the windows were unlocked. if you have any information about the burglary, montgomery county police want you to give them a call. live in silver spring, news 4. thanks. you went deep into your hearts and pockets after the fire and explosion at the fire branch apartment. you have donated more than $40000,000 to the apartment. it's new figuring out the best and fastest way to get the money to the people who lost everything. investigators identified the

only one victim is unidentified. >> the ntsb released a report on a deadly plane crash. witnesses say the plane was coming in high and fast for landing that shannon airport about two weeks ago. surveillance video reveals that the plane briefly touched down on the runway, bounced several times and became airborne again. it crashed 300 feet past the runway. all six people on board died. it could take months before investigators determine the cause. ryan lochte is now facing a trial in brazil. this afternoon authorities officially charged lochte with filing a false police report. lochte said and his team meats we -- teammates were robbed. but he later admitted to being drunk and getting into a confrontation with security guards. lochte

returns to brazil or not. it's not clear if the u.s. would extradite him. >> most of us hit 90 degrees today. we'd better get used to it. we're just starting our latest or next heat wave. >> yeah. it's still pretty warm out. >> it is. we're at 82 at the airport. our last heat wave a few days ago ended with 12 days in a row at 90 or higher. i don't think we'll see too many of those 95 or higher days, but we may get there tomorrow. look at the temperatures today. 89 in d.c. today. dulles at 91. 91 fredericksburg. a hot and humid day today. i think we get even hotter tomorrow. look at the numbers. waking up to muggy conditions. temperatures around 70 at 8:00 a.m. 85 by 11:00. then it's just hot in the evening. high ter

100 to 105 heat index tomorrow. i'll show you how long it lasts and how hot we get in a minute. >> next at 11:00, aftershocks in central italy. hope of survivors begin to fade. tonight the search goes on. plus the ceo of the company that makes epipens placing the blame for recent price hikes. >> another local gold medalist

italy claimed at least 250

lives. crews are searching for survivors. we report on the continuing rescue efforts and the aftershocks. >> reporter: hello from the hardest hit town where survivors have been sleeping outside for a second night. there's been a series of violent tremors here, aftershocks, and they have scared. for everyone here, the trauma continues. >> still digging, still hoping for a miracle after 48 hours, but the ground is still shaking too. >> there's just been an enormous aftershock here. one of more than 400. the dust still rising here. it sent rescuers running and ambulances scrambling. but still they dig and here's why. after hearing a voice in the rubble rescuers find a little girl and free her trapped

then pull her out. julia is bewildered but alive after 16 hours buried clinging to her rescuer, uninjured. beautiful girl, they shout. other children didn't make it. officers sift through their belongings. they knew them. there's anger here too. investigators now probing why this school collapsed in spite of a million dollar spend to make it earthquake proof. and more big aftershocks tonight. one rescuer tonight told me they're not giving up hope of pulling out survivors. they pulled one out from a previous earthquake after three days and there are thousands of rescuers here to try to do the same. back to you. the drug company blasted for raising the price of the epipen says it will take steps to lower the cost for some people.

bresch says the company will offer more discounts and coupons for the 600 drug. there's no plans to lower the price. critics argue the discounts just pass the cost to insurance companies which could hurt consumer in the long run. today bresch blamed the u.s. health care system saying too many middle men demand a cut of the profits. >> in the brand pharmaceutical market, this isn't epipen or mylan issue. this is a health care issue. >> also today sara jessica parker cut ties with mylan. she has a son with allergies and took part in a short ad campaign with the drug company. florida is taking the fight against zika virus to capitol hill. congress returns in two weeks and as soon as the session begins, the florida governor says he will directly lobby congress for more money to fight the virus. get this. more than

far. 43 were contracted locally. the rest were travel related. a milestone for the national park service. today is the 100th birthday, and the celebration continued tonight on the national mall with live music and a beer garden. centennial events were held at parks all over the country including yosemite and the brand canyon. >> cool stuff. got to have a beer dwardgarden night like this. >> is that where you were? >> i wish. >> got to be cold. >> that's right. >> it's hard to believe. heat index is 89 degrees. 89 degrees. it seems like we just got off a heat wave. looks like we're going into another one. this one looks like at least a week, maybe a little warmer than that as we already hit 90 in some locations today. take a look outside. right now you can notice a tinge of orange. there's a little

current temperature at 82. winds out of the south at 7 miles per hour. i mentioned the heat index. take a look. right now the heat index around the region, 85 dulles. 85 in clinton, maryland. a warm and humid evening. that's the way it's going to be during the day tomorrow. hot day all around. one thing we're not going to say, the rain chances. don't have much in the way of rain over the next few days. it may be a good idea to water the lawn early in the morning. water before 9:00 or 10:00 a.m. radar showing a few clouds. not a lot. we were worried about for severe weather toward the ohio valley and areas south of chicago and st. louis. we haven't seen a lot of storms. a few in missouri and pennsylvania, but the areas that got hit yesterday with the tornadoes, not seeing the severe weather again. they were able to clean up without the threat moving in across the region. the other threat we've been

it's not a tropical depression or storm. it has not formed at all. it's just an open tropical wave. it is going to move through the bahamas and now forecasted to go south of southern portions of florida into the gulf of mexico. and then we'll have to see if it progresses into a storm. right now we're not seeing a storm out there. there's been so much hype on that storm. it hasn't developed and i don't think it will for the next one two to the two days. 95 tomorrow. hot and humid. heig heat index 100 to 105. this is around 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. 102 d.c. 104 toward fredericksburg. the good news is toward the weekend, humidity starts to lower. on saturday the heat index is in the mid 90s, not the upper 90s or over 100. i think just one day, tomorrow, temperatures of 95 or higher and the heat index over 100. the rest o

it a low-end heat wave. can we do that? i think we set the rules so we can call it a low end heat wave. temperatures between 90 and 95 through next week. we're talking about all the way through the end of next week, and the best chance of rain comes maybe wednesday and into thursday. we're not going to see a lot of chances for that. >> a heat wave is a heat wave. >> 95 or better, that's a lot hotter. >> that's what we're debating today. >> coming up next, scherzer stealing the show in the battle of the beltways. >> sports is up next.

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