roger. >> i wouldn't expect he'd miss this one either. >> does break right a little bit. just a shade. >> oh, shucks. but he had some cushion and justin thomas has his first playoff win at the dell technologies championship. >> what a year. it continues to be. >> solidifying his spot as the player of the year with a couple of events left. thomas with a three-shot victory over jordan spieth. leishman in the third spot. rahm and casey tied for fourth and mickelson and reed with a very good week. there's the fedex standings. jordan spieth and justin thomas, 1, 2. dustin johnson in the third. as we send you to steve

>> thank you. six career victories on the pga tour. your fifth this season. what have you learned in the last 11 months that allows to you close out these tournaments? >> just patience. jimmy does a good job much keeping me patient. we stay within every shot. whatever happens, we don't worry about other guys are doing or what i just did. just trying to hit the next shot the best that i can. he's helped me so much. we've just had a great year. obviously, there's two more events to try to finish it off. >> congratulations enjoy the week off. see you in chicago. >> thank you. here at tpc boston. jordan spieth in second place, tops the list. if you missed the action, catch it on golf channel and the playoffs continue as the golf channel an nbc team heads to chicago for the championship. they'll have the week off before resuming. coverage begins on golf channel. continuing saturday on nbc. coming up next on the west coast your local news. american

for our crew here, dan hicks saying so long from norton, massachusetts. justin thomas is your champi

now at 6:00, a dream deferred. the white house and the immigration plan that could ignite a political fire storm. a man who stopped to help

side of the road, killed in a hit-and-run crash. his family speaks exclusively to pat collins. plus picking up steam, hurricane irma strengthens, putting residents on the east coast. >> we begin tonight with a major escalation in the north korean nuclear crisis and the most heavily militarized area on earth. >> it's a quadrant that's been there since bill clinton was in office. the stakes are high but the solutions are few. now, his analyst put it, we've run out of road. north korea's largest ever nuclear test sent u.s. diplomats back to the united nations today demanding action. >> his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war. >> now the world is bracing for what ever may come next, he reports tonight from

korea. >> here in south korea, very aggressive military exercises simulating a bombing attack on the north korean sites, also a lot of focus on the united nations in new york. another emergency meeting security council, united states ambassador nicky hay lee taking a tough line. >> nuclear powers understand their responsibilities. kim jong un shows no understanding. his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war. >> they want to vote on it by early next week. the chinese put up a road block there, saying they want restraints by the united states. they want to see the north koreans, denuclearized. they want to see south korea back off of the military opportunity they have on here.

that's the artillery that escalates. looking ahead, a lot of concern, major holiday in north korea, founder's day. a time when the north has conducted missile tests in the past warnings here that could be the day for yet another long range missile launch of some sort, nbc news, seoul south korea. president trump is reportedly ready to end the daca program for immigrants leaving thousands of young people -- living here. nearly 800,000 have benefited they must have entered the u.s. before turning age 16 and have no serious criminal background. they have cleared the way for them to obtain driver's licenses, work permits in some states to qualify for instate tuition. julie carey spoke

daca recipients about the impact. >> do you think we can count on your vote. >> 19-year-old angel ramero knows more about virginia politics than many teens who were born in the commonwealth. he was out canvassing today. >> we have elections every year. >> he's a so-called dreamer brought here in the age of two from mexico, educated in stafford county. >> we're americans in all forms. we're cultural americans. we grew up in the schools. we know american values. that's what we were raised on. and to -- >> the daca policy safeguards and allows him to legally work. >> it's something i've learned to live with. it's something that's

there. >> seeing that daca is going to be taken away. it's like a daggered to my heart. >> gop activist, ending daca fulfills an important campaign promise. >> it's an act of keeping promises. this will show the american people, whether the republicans in congress are people are of action or just words. they realize their futures rest with members of congress. both young men believe ending daca could improve their lives if congress replaces it with a path to citizenship. >> they don't call us to dreamers for nothing and saying that, maybe, that he president trurch had that in mind when -- president trump h

when he gave them six months. julie carey, news 4. tonight we're still talking about the terrible damage left behind by hurricane harvey. but now, irma is the storm to watch. she's once again category 4 hurricane. >> and doug, state of emergency. >> yeah. they put florida under a state of emergency. what that means no emergency right now, still about 5, 6 days away from any kind of land fall on the u.s. what that allows them to do is free up a lot of money to get ready just in case they do come across this hurricane. this hurricane right now is a big one. it's still way out in the atlantic ocean, getting close to the islands here. the u.s. virgin islands right here. they may take a direct hit. currently winds are 130 miles an hour. a category 4 hurricane moving to the west at about 13 miles an hour on that track it comes very close to the british virgin alands, close to puerto rico.

antilles here. and cuba, and notice, miami is now in the path of uncertainty now in the cone of uncertainty, looks like saturday 2:00, 130 miles an hour, again, as a category 4 hurricane. all models turn it towards florida and towards the u.s. coastline. so this is something we're going to be watching very closely. i have eve g i've got the latest, how it may impact our weather into next week and, yes, that back to school forecast, everybody back tomorrow. >> killed in a hit-and-run. he's a man who loved his kids, animals and motorcycles. he was one of two good samaritans that were run over as they were trying to help two other drivers. his family spoke exclusively to pat collins

>> it came as no surprise to nicole rios that her father would die trying to help someone in need. >> so painful that him being a good person ended his life. it better shows who he is, that's not doing to stop me from wanting to help anyone. >> it happened in the dark hours of the morning one week ago the scene as it cuts through the agriculture department's research farm. the family tells the story this way, two good samaritans stop to help drivers involved in an accident. the two good samaritans end up getting killed by a hit-and-run driver. one of the victims, 52-year-old jorge rios, he loved animals. he l

and he loved his family. >> i hope he's proud of me to see how i pretty much have to keep going. it's been very hard. >> going to miss him. >> of course, very much. my best friend. >> he lived about two-and-a-half miles from the hit-and-run scene. he was a fixture in the neighborhood, a carpenter by trade. he built a special house for lucas's dog. picture window, lights, car carpeting, even he, lucas was with him when this happened. he was rescued by neighbor. >> the worst part about it, he was trying to help somebody when he lost his life. george is a good guy and i can see it. >> 9:30 tomorrow morning, a funeral mass for mr. rios in gaithersburg.

case, so far, no arrest. pat collins, news 4. he won a college scholarship but was detained and then deported, tonight, only news 4 has learned about a new move for this young soccer star and his brother. >> purple line protest, what demonstrators are doing to keep a popular trail from closing. >> long ne, but the go

breaking news out of charles county maryland, where a man wanted in a deadly double shooting may have escaped in a boat. they' looking for brian pierce. they say he opened fire on two guys outside a home in port tobacco road in maryland. one man was killed, a second victim is in serious condition. deputies say they found pierce's car and think he may have made his getaway in a boat or another car. no word yet on a motive. and some breaking news from texas, tonight, the death tolls from hurricane harvey now stands at at least 60. it comes as some areas near beaumont, texas wait for the waters to recede. in houston the story is starting to now shift towards rebuilding. jay gray has the latest on the story from

anything but a holiday in houston. >> it's just another day, because we've kind of lost track of time. >> the labor on this day, intense and personal. thousands of families poured through the soaked an battered rubble harvey left behind, searching for anything they could save from their lives before the storm. there are people that lost erg. they left out of here with clothes on their back. >> we don't know when we'll be able to get back in, it's very frustrating. >> for some, it could be another full week before the water goes away. >> every day that we have water in there, is another day that our house decays and our belongings decay and we can't get in there and get them. >> the scope of the damage overwhelming

gathering momentum but chance of u.s. strike by early next week. >> way too early to know where. but officials say never too early to plan and be prepared, es essentially for millions along the east coast right now. doreen, leon. >> tomorrow is the first day of school in hospital gom ri county, those who used the trail are going to have to find another way to get there. instruction on the purple line is going to close down that popular trail tomorrow for up to five years dozens showed up today and some of them told them they weren't given up enough notice and now they're not sure what to do. >> reporter: we saw hundreds of people out enjoying the trail today, many of them had no idea it was closing until ty

signs that have been posted announcing the shutdown. >> opponents rally on the branch trail in bethesda, starting tuesday, this popular trail for walker's joggers and bike riders will be shutdown for 4 to five years, that's because construction of the purple line is beginning. >> tomorrow people should be at the access point and stop them from closing the trail. >> they showed up to walk the three-mile section from bethesda to silver spring. >> it's part of the crescent trail. hundreds of kids walk and ride their bikes to school using the trail every day. >> yes and i my kids use the trail. a lot of their friends use the trail to get safely to school and back. >> the purple line is still caught up in litigation and

for temporary restraining order tuesday to keep the trail open and prevent trees from being cleared. >> a hold on the trail closure will prevent ir reputable harm and allow for the league process to come to a just conclusion. >> jason says he supports the light rail project and temporarily closing the trail to get it done. >> i absolutely support building the purple line and doing what we need to do. >> some opponents suggest closing it in sections so it can still be enjoyed while the work is being done. darcy spencer, news 4. first, george, then charlotte, now the duchess of cambridge is pregnant with her third child. her reaction. >> and

pretty great finish to our labor day weekend weather. but we also have our eyes on the atlantic ocean. >> can't get too much better than what we've got together. >> it's not going to get much better. starting to go downhill a little bit. tomorrow, a pretty good day. a lot of people heading back to school for the first time. then we have a chance for strong to possibly severe storms tomorrow night. out there right now, a beautiful afternoon, really was quite nice on this labor day. winds out of the south at 12 miles per hour, take a look at the rest of the gi

82 fredericksburg. 78 in hunting town, just gorgeous, plenty of sunshine all day today. not a cloud in the sky. no rain, storm team 4 radar is dry. back to the west, we're tracking this frontal boundary right here, numerous severe thunderstorm warning located with that. let's golf ahead and time it out for you, future weather showing us up by tomorrow morning, nothing going on, getting the kids off to school. getting yourself to work, no problem there. now during the afternoon around 1:00, kids are at recess, no problem there, either, i do not think you'll need the umbrella tomorrow. notice the chance of shower along the blue ridge and back towards the shan doe what valley. it moves into the rest of the region. some of these could be on the strong side, possibly severe, not any kind of widespread severe, but it's something we'll be watching potential for few stronger storms, here we are, through, 8, 9, 10:00, good chance for thunderstorm activity. this is what we'll be watching all day today, on wednesday, kind of

day. we've seen a lot of those recently. tomorrow, none of that. sun and clouds warm, so looking pretty good tomorrow. now, we have to turn our attention down to the south. this is hurricane irma, still way away from the u.s., but getting closer and getting cloedser, still to the islands, these are the u.s. british virgin islands right here. these are the ones that take the biggest brunt from this storm. category 4 hurricane, winds of 130 miles per hour, moving to the west at 13 miles an hour on this track comes very close to the islands, very close to puerto rico. right now, it is staying to the north. notice, right now it's 130, they're expected to go to 145 miles per hour. that's an extremely strong storm, moving north, most likely, as it long as it stays north, it could stay strong category 4, that's what it's expected to do. notice it's close to

all the computer models, almost every single one of them takes them very close to cuba in this region, up towards parts of southeast, parts of the gulf of mexico. much better chance, now, of getting a u.s. land fall next week right around saturday or sunday. so this is something we're going to take precautions on, that's why the governor has put a state of emergency in for florida, north carolina all the way through the state of florida, a very good chance to get hit by this storm. we'll watch this very closely over the next couple of days. full forecast tomorrow, not bad at all. as i mentioned, pretty darn good. 86 degrees at 3:00 this afternoon. i'll be back in just a bit. more on that school day

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north korea crisis. >> the second time in six days, the united nations security council met in the emergency session this time to address north korea's most powerful nuclear test yet. north korea claims to have detonated a two-stage bomb on sunday. now, it's true, the bomb was many times more powerful than those that drop off in world war ii. >> today south korea responded to the nuclear test with military exercises, the live fire drill involved fighter jets and ground forces launching ballistic missiles, it was meant to simulate an attack on north korea's main nuclear test site. the north appears to be planning another launch of ballistic missile in the near future. today, our ambassador, nick key hay lee, urged the u.n. security council to act before the time for diplomacy runs out. >> enough is enough. we mus n

measures. his nuclear threats show that he is begging for war. >> hay lee said the u.s. will target countries doing business with north korea. >> only on 4, new hope for two maryland brothers fighting to give back into the united states after being deported to el salvador last month. you may remember, immigration officials detain during a routine check in, just weeks before the youngest brother was set to head off to college. the i-team jodie has an update on where the boys are headed now, jodie. >> it's being a trying month. the brothers have been living with relatives in el salvador after spending nine years here in maryland. now just today, the brothers learned they will be off to nicaragua to continue their education while they fight to get back to the u.s. >> this photo of dee

their porch is a far cry from the smiling pictures with their family and friends back in maryland. >> they don't feel good over there. they get bored because they're not doing anything and they're scared to go out. >> they came to the u.s. illegally in 2009 at ages 10 and 13. parents and older siblings were already here. they went to an i.c.e. check in and never came home. earned a soccer scholarship. instead, i.c.e. detained both brothers then deported them within days. >> they don't even know what's the name of the president when they got there. they have family, friends. >> the brothers are montgomery county soccer stand outs. teammates, coaches and the families rallied to keep the boys here. lack of opportunity in

working to bring them back. >> my heart is broken. i don't know how to explain this pain. i miss seeing my brothers. >> now, she has a glimmer of hope, telling news 4 an american university in nicaragua has just accepted both of them on soccer scholarships. kaiser university is based in florida. it offers a u.s. degree. they're planning to travel within days to begin their studi studies. they're very excite today have something happen for the boys. their chances of legally coming back to the u.s. are almost nonexistent. jody fliesher, news 4 i-team. a u.s. senator in frederick county, prosecutors say, now, case closed. no criminal charges will be filed. despite evidence of distracted driving that might have contributed. the crash caused a fireball in the sky.

nearly took out one of the buses carrying -- they tell scott the crash was a tragedy but not a crime. >> it happened in an instant, where i 270 meets interstate 70 as it blocks highway tragedy. >> it looks like one car is fully engulfed. >> a dump truck driver failed to stop in time. >> and slammed into an suv. >> it was horrendous, incinerated everything. really tragic. >> the crash killed the driver of the suv. jacob jackson, it also ignited a wall of fire along the highway. frederick county state's attorney charlie smith was on the scene. >> everything was incinerated. it really looked like a war zone as if something was bombed. >> state police records obtained by news 4 said the driver of the dump truck was suspected on talking on a cell phone when he

crashed after seven month investigation, smith has decided not to charge the driver. he tells new 4 it was incinerated in the fire making it impossible to know if it was in handheld mode. break failure might have contributed. >> you can sue somebody for that. but that's not a crime. so in order to really take away somebody's freedom of -- questioned the safety. one man said the way they shut it down with rolling stopped seemed inappropriate, cause a lot of people to slam brakes. motorcycle police may have had traffic move over too quickly for all cars coming up to slow down. the vehicles nearly cold lidoli with a bus and motorcade itself. >> and, obviously, if they're not conducted correctly, we pose a threat to the travellers, that come through frederick

he wants to move on with his life. scott macfarlane, news 4. gorgeous day and a big turn out for a special kensington, maryland labor day parade. many received commemorative coins to mark the 50th year for the parade and the festival. >> today it was also millennial day and they went all out. the soccer team paid omage to 20 and 30 something. they had to be on their phones. there was also stadium wide half time nap and a dab friendly zone. jack the bulldog took part. you see him offering free

selfies. >> prince william and kate middleton announced they're

look at this, new video of panda birth in france. the cub was born last month at a french zoo. it weighs more than two pounds. they say he can drink now without a feeding bottle. presume he's not drinking. meanwhile, back here -- it continues at the national zoo. they're showing signs she may be pregnant, but it's going to cost more for the pregnancy, so we're not going to show it. >> they're so tiny when they're newborns. there may be more excitement of the news at prince william and his wife kate are expecting again. royal watchers are buzzing over whether the baby is

boy, while british vetters sizing up -- vetters are sizing up the ods. >> late summer surprise, baby number three is on the way for the kate and william. showing a smiling duke and duchess saying they're pleased to announce the duchess of cambridge is expecting their third child. longer statement, says she's suffering from severe morning sickness and cancel the visit to london children's center this morning. that condition, more than anything is news of the pregnancy has broken so early. why it's not a surprise to some. >> it's not a surprise, i think, all of us have just been sitting waiting for this announcement. i think most people see she would want to have three. she's one of three. >> it was no obvious sign that duchess was pregnant, just an intriguing hint from her six weeks ago in poland where she was handed a toy and laughed

the duchess has suffered acute morning sickness during both her pregnancies. it was so severe during her first, she had to be treated in the hospital. the news of new life follows last week's somber commemoration of the death of princess diana, 20 years ago. george turned four in july, charlotte was two, in may. the queen was carrying on an official engagement in scotland this morning is set to be delighted. the new baby means it's less likely that prince harry will become king. he moves down the line. he's out of the top four. when the baby will be born, probably late april, early may. we don't yet know if it's a boy or a girl. that hasn't stopped the crazy betting here on the gender and the name of the baby alice is in early favor, of course, if it's a girl. back to

>> the reason for that family precedent, alice was the name of queen elizabeth's aunt. but princess diana didn't like that name. and compromised on william with arthur as the middle name in the future king. >> works for me. works for them, i hope. a nurse arrested for refusing to draw the blood of unconscious man for police. lit up shoeshl media. now the nurse at the center is talking about what's next. >> on the story of two local sheriff's deputy and a bond greater than the thin blue line. >> he's my best friend. he wasn't no cutting corners

we're done. you're under arrest. we're done. >> there's new fall out tonight after salt lake city police detective arrested a nurse and dragged her out of an emergency room. hospital security guard stood by and did nothing. the detective arrested the nurse because she refused to draw blood from an unconscious patient for them. she cited hospital policy that blood cannot be taken without patient consent or a warrant. that video prompted national backlash and the nurse tells nbc news, she hopes it brings about some change. >> this can't be happening. it should have never have happened. if i have anything to say about it, it won't ever happen about it again. >> it happened at the university of utah hospital. today the university police chief apologized because hospital security

not intervene. he says they will receive more training. salt lake city police chief is also apologized the detective's handling of the incident is under review. from little league, to high school, to the police training academy, best friends in it together all the way to the operating room. news 4 tracee wilkins sits down with a bear after recovering after life saving donation. >> precious family moments were numbered until his friend andrew stepped in and saved his life. they're both charles county deputies like their dads were, they have the same birthday and now, they share something else. >> what was it like? >> i mean, it's weight off

>> for 13 years frederick's battle a kidney disease that suddenly got really bad. >> i knew eventually i would need a kidney transplant, i didn't know it would be this soon. >> incredibly. >> wound up being a perfect match. >> they added decades to fredericks life, because the organ came from a living donor. >> deceased kidney might last for ten years. >> the plan is to make moments like this one. >> i lost a part in -- and still have the other half and they say it will do just as much work. >> it may be a few months but andrew thinking it's going to be a few weeks for him. georgetown hospital is consistently reminding folks of their live donor program and they're hoping that more people

to save a life. tracee wilkins, news 4. as you get your children ready for school, expect more science, social studies, under no life child left behind, math and reading scores. now maryland's goal is going to be well rounded students. tomorrow is the first day of class in almost every county in maryland. students go back to school on wednesday. tomorrow in virginia, schools open in the city of alexandria. >> when children go back to school, flu season is not going to be far behind. news 4 is working for you breaking down the latest vaccine recommendation. doctors say everyone over the age of six months needs to get a flu shot. it's essential for children with chronic conditions like asthma. it's recommended for women who are breast feeding, pregnant or thinking about having a baby. for the second year, doctors recommend you avoid

spray flu vaccine and opt instead for the more effective shot. >> just look away. >> okay. >> look away. just a second. we've got some of that nasty weather, late tomorrow night into the day on wednesday. taking the school bus for the first time this year tomorrow. so recess looking great, by 3:00 they get back on the bus. we see a chance of storms tomoow

no rain right now. look back to the west, we're tracking this frontal boundary we have a good chance for storm. this is the severe storm outlook tomorrow and the darker green, that's called a marginal risk for severe weather, a pretty good chance for strong to severe thunderstorms, north and west of washington during the day tomorrow. everybody else just a general risk of storm, the best chance will be at northern maryland zone. then we move down towards irma, watching irma. look at the eye, right there. a very well defined hurricane has been increasing the last time the submissions were in there, winds of 130 miles an hour moving to the west at 13 miles an hour and then eventually, now miami, southern florida in theh

all the way up towards parts of the bahamas. this is something we'll be watching for days. for us, any chance of it coming up here will hit florida first, maybe the carolinas and moving into our region late next week. we have a lot of time in our area to watch it. it is in ten-day forecast in our region. you see it there on tuesday, tracking irma, how much rain will we see, way too early to say right now. all eyes on florida. watch the chance of storms tomorrow afternoon. >> all right. thank you. doug.

still can't make any sense out of this. what is going on. >> i wish i could tell you? we wish he could tell us. he's 22 years old. you can't really blame a 22-year-old for wanting to change jobs. you might second guess that decision when it will cost you a million dollars. that's the first, he was going to retire, now the team is giving him time to think over what he wants to do. here is what we know, the second year safety will be away from the team for the next month. he eeld told members of the redskins, he planned to retire but was reportedly talked out of the decision.

what's next. but there has yet to be indication if he has anything to do with this. and no doubt this will be topic number one. but today, he took to snap chat. >> i don't feel like i need to explain myself. there will be no gray area or in between. i don't prefer it any other way. love y'all. >> i don't know, man. all right, when your head coach and defensive quarterback, you know you did something back. this play josh h

redskins' final. in that final game against tampa bay, the seventh round safety coming up with huge interception return 41 yards for the touchdowns. he makes the redskins team but waiting to hear the news was certainly nerve racking. >> every time my phone ring, my heart will drop. it's like all you can do is prey. that's all i was doing all day and hoping for the best. it worked out and so i was excited and ready to see where the season goes from here. it's not going to get easier, i can't look like it's easy now, we'll have to keep working harder and just keep learning as much as i can going forward. >> tonight the talk around the country, still all the college football upsets, but none are as h hi storyic howard

come on out on top with that perspective of knowing that no one gave us a chance. we had guys on the sideline that were like, we were, you know, they were, you know, oh, oh oh oh oh oh oh oh -- >> they were doing that. i started doing it. players generate all 67 of them generated the energy that, i think, out matched and out lasted the, you know, the energy that they tried to come up with. >> when your coach is singing on the phone, you know you did something right. maryland, also, with the huge upset over 23rd ranked texas over the weekend. >> a lot

football teams. >> we'll have some more of that. we'll have some more that. thanks for joining us. stay tuned, "nightly

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plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. tonight, state of emergency declared in florida as hurricane irma grows into a fierce category 4 storm targeting the caribbean. high anxiety up the east coast. preps under way with all eyes on where irma may hit just days after harvey. begging for war. a tough new warning from the u.s. after north korea conducts its most powerful nuclear test yet. south korea responding with a massive show of force amid fears of another launch soon. immigration uproar. protests erupt with the president on the verge of ending obama-era protections for nearly a million undocumented so-called dreamers. nurse video fallout. major changes at the hospital where this shocking confrontation was caught on camera. and royal baby surprise. william and kate about to welcome another new addition.