appear known as district peer. this is where kevin bacon and the bacon brothers will perform later on today. there are hundreds of people down here and the performers are taking stage, getting set and getting in their places. among them, the eastern senior high school second live band. also, the children's chorus of washington were also going to be seeing and hearing from the duke ellington school of the arts. just among the many

opening ceremony today. so much for you to see and hear throughout the weekend. many events down here. a little earlier this morning we talked about the sites and the sounds that are down here. we have many restaurants, many shops. lots of things for you to do and see and take advantage of. this new d.c. wharf is quite an experience. this ceremony this morning will be capped with a fireworks display, a fireworks display on the d.c. wharf. how cool is that? so live music, restaurants, hotels, shops. it's a new wharf. it's not the wharf of my childhood. you can get live crabs and fish and they're fixing up that part, the fish market, but this is quite a site to see. many people have come

opening weekend celebration of events. i have seen former mayor adrian fenci down here. former dignitaries, but we're expecting, of course, the current mayor, mayor bowser to be here for this ceremony. eleanor horns norton will be among the dignitaries invited to kick off and open this new d.c. wharf. 20,000 people. that's a lot of people to be able to eat good food like burgers. the shake shack has made a special burger for today. what's the name of the burger? >> super fried frickle burger. we're live on the district pier and we'll be back in a little bit with much more. the ceremony is about to begin. i hear the people on the loud speaker. let's send it back to you inside, chri

watching the construction from a distance. you've given us our first look. it looks like up close news 4 did get a special sneak peek at the new anthem theater. it hasn't opened but our crews spotted them for the foo fighters concert. the owners are excited to bring the first of many shows to the new venue. >> this is a 57,000 square foot music hall that feels really intimate. >> on my facebook page i shared our link to all the cool new stuff at the wharf. live stuff continues throughout the hour. starting at 4 doug camerer takes over. see him and watch it on news 4 in our nbc washington app. w

make sure you're not all tied up in traffic. it's going to be tough. we've got that huge baseball game. it is do or die tonight for the nats and game five could mean redemption. news 4's megan mcgrath joins us live at national's park. what's it looking like down there, megan? >> reporter: hey, very quiet right now. in a matter of hours that's going to change. with last night's win at wrigley field, the nationals and cubs are tied 2-2. this is a must-win game. the nationals fans have been disappointed in the past but they insist this year is different. lot 38 espresso bar this morning. they were serving up lattes and predictions on tonight's game against the cubs. the overwhelming consensus, this is the year. >> we're going to win. make it happen, please! please! we got to do 2. ma

go, nats. >> this guy was all nattitude when he ordered breakfast. why is he so sure? >> right here. you know that gutt feeling when you know you going to the next one? this is it. this is it, man. this here is my gutt feeling, that's why we're going. >> hat goes back to the wall and that ball is gone! >> reporter: the national's win forced a fifth game to be played right here in d.c. and the nats must win tonight to stay alive. but fans have been to this rodeo before. nationals have made the playoffs three other times in the last six years but haven't made it past the last round. the fans insist things are different this time around. >> i think they're going to win. they're probably going to go all the way. that's my guess this year. didn't feel that way the last two times. >> this is the year because we've worked hard. we've put in -- we've put in all the work and we've

people. pitching, coaching. >> steven strassberg and michael taylor were the big stars last night. chris johnson caught the action on television but tonight he will be in the stands chained to a ticket booth at 6:00 a.m. and at 10. >> nats, game five, baby. >> was able to by a standing room ticket. >> they also have that. i've got my ticket and i'm excited for game five. we're going to do it tonight. >> the gates open at 6:00. first pitch 8:508. also keep in mind, metro rail will not stay open. very likely that this game will be going on beyond when metro rail stops running. plan accordingly. back to you guys in the studio.

>> the clouds going to part at all today? >> i can't give you that, chris. all i can give you is a sound. we could be dealing with washout conditions. not the case. we are going to have clouds lingering throughout the day. even though it's gloomy, take a look at the radar. not much going on. notice how we're starting to see showers pop up or shall i say drizzle. very light showers to the north of the district. that's how it's going to be throughout the year. sporad sporadic, light, pesky component. it's going to be the winds gusting around 21 miles per hour. going to be breezy this afternoon. temperatures will peek in the mid 60s. if you are headed down to the wharf, now's the time to have the scarf and boots. temperatures in the mid 60s. very cool. again, a lot of cloud coverage. i wouldn't let the rain tell me i'm not going to go down there. i would bring the umbrella in case there's drizzle. we'll talk about the forecast and when the sun will come out. we want to giv

horrible damage from the ongoing wildfires in california. we just got this new video into the newsroom. this used to be a neighborhood in santa rosa. now as you can see home after home, block after block reduced to nothing but ash. nbc's gina kim reports on new warnings today for the residents there. >> despite nonstop efforts by 8,000 firefighters and more than 100 planes and helicopters, the number of fires burning in california grew to 22. >> make no mistake, this is a serious, critical, catastrophic event. >> reporter: 3500 homes and buildings have been destroyed or damaged with many evacuees wondering for a fourth day whether their properties still stand. >> i saw a fire truck come up the street. i waived, i said, hey, you guys, go. help me, man. i

>> reporter: yesterday fire officials called for new evacuations. officers going door to door to ensure residents get out before the fire gets in. >> the potential continues to exist for peril if folks don't get out from in front of these fires. it's very dynamic. these fires are changing by the minute. >> reporter: the worst of the fires are burning in california's famous wine country. at least five wineries have been destroyed. nearly a dozen more damaged. the physical and economic damage to the region is expected to be severe and lasting. >> it's going to cost a lot of money. the president declared disaster, major disaster. >> reporter: meanwhile, air quality in the northern half of the state is being called the worst in nearly 20 years. gina kim, nbc news, napa. here at home we're following a developing story in northeast d.c. a man was shot and killed this morning in the grass heart neighborhood. police say it happened around

this morning. it's the fourth homicide in d.c. in the past two days. we're working to find out who was killed and if investigators have a suspect we'll update you just as soon as we learn more. the university of maryland police are asking for your help to find whoever is responsible for recent hate incidents on college park campus. one of them happened in september and there were two more earlier this month. someone scrawled offensive drawings and language inside a men's bathroom stall in the dining hall. police are offering a $2,000 reward. now to an unusual start to the school day montgomery county. a swarm of bees attacked more than two dozen kids from flint orchard high school and sent a few of them to hospital. i retweeted news 4's amy cho who's been working this story in gaithersburg. first off, 5iamy, how are the ks doing? >> reporter: all of the kids are expected to be okay. they were gathere

and that bush over there with the crime scene tape is where the bee hive was. one student apparently kicked the hive and that's what set it off. 32 students stung in total. those students then walked across the street to quint orchard high over there and that's when school officials called 911. three students had to be taken to the hospital as a precaution and then 30 -- 32 students in all stung by those bes, the rest treated at the school chin be anything. when we first got here we were able to see the bees ourselves. quite the scary site. since then a property manager has sprayed the bush with bee spray. he appears to have killed most of the bees. several students described just how frightening that experience was. >> they told me someone kicked it and i'm like, why would you kick a bee hive? >> yeah, flew up my shorts and i was really scared because i felt somethin b

shorts. i kind of -- i don't know how you say, but i kind of like lifted up my shorts and i saw a wasp fly out and i ran from it because i was really like scared. >> a man from montgomery county public schools tells me that this area has had a history of bee problems in the past. hopefully that spray will be able to keep them at bay for now. you certainly don't want to kick a bee hive. back to you. >> don't antagonize them. breaking news, an american woman and her family have been released after years in captivity. they were abducted while traveling in afghanistan. what we know about their condition. and president trump expected to take action on health care in the next few minutes. what we've learned ahead of his white house find. >> reporter: i'm molette green down at the d.c. wharf where

the stage right now. people are still coming out for this opening ceremony and opening weekend full of events to see a new experience in this part of the city. an entertainment and residential experience and of course a weekend full of free events and those that are sold out like the foo fighters at the anthem theater. and we are waiting for noontime when we will see the fireworks to

z2fwdz z16fz y2fwdy y16fy

we're following some breaking news overseas where a family is finally free after spending five years as hostages. pakistani soldiers rescued caitlyn coleman, her husband and three kids all being held by a group with the taliban. all of her children were born in captivity. this morning president trump called the rescue a positive moment for the united states relationship with pakistan. any moment now the president will take the fight over your health care into his hands. going to take a live look at the roosevelt room where he's expected to sign an executive order that will make lower premium insurance plans available to more families.

groups and associations to sponsor coverage to be marketed across state lines. while this morning's order is on health care, president trump is still pushing ahead on tax reform. >> we want lower taxes, bigger paychecks and more jobs for american truckers and for american workers. he says in his tax cut the middle class can come out a winner. >> this is the bold reform that will revive main streets across the country, issing that we so desperately need, working together. house, senate, president trump. we will see this thing through. because this is a choice at hand. more decline and stagnation or the renewal of the american idea. >> republicans claim the lower tax rates for businesses

individuals could allow them to pile on the national debt and benefit wealthy americans far more than the middle class. here's a look at the house floor. bill is worth $36 billion. big chunk of a smaller aid package congress passed last month. the money would help communities battered by wildfires and hurricanes. turning to decision 2017 where former president barack obama will be back on the campaign trail in virginia next week. he'll be campaigning with democrat ralph northam for governor. former vice president joe biden is slated to campaign with northam saturday in restin. vice president mike pence will campaign with gillespie saturday. president trump tweeting this morning about the situation in puerto rico and how long it's going to take for the help to be available for that i

hurricane. right now, local leaders are taking the stage one by one to celebrate the opening of the wharf. coming up in ten minutes, the best way to copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd.

en symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder, or urinary problems. these may worsen with anoro. call your doctor if you have worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain while taking anoro. ask your doctor about anoro. ♪go your own way get your first prescription free at anoro.com. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. with fios gigabit connection, you get the fastest internet available with download speeds up to 940 megs. it's your last chance to get fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus, your choice of hbo or multi-room dvr service included for 2 years, all with a two year agreement. and verizon wireless customers can stream tv on the fios mobile app, data-free. hurry and switch now, this offer ends november 4th. go to getfios.com

t to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. three weeks after hurricane maria tore through puerto rico and people in some remote parts of the territory say they've yet to even see fema. the crisis there could

president trump is threatening to abandon the aid effort. however, a group of military veterans is taking matters into their own ham. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in san juan. >> reporter: supplies are scarce but an unlikely team is on the loose. >> we're reaching out to cut the red tape so people in the town can get the things they need. >> reporter: they've been called the expendables. u.s. army veterans turned volunteers. bruce davidson and jose aguilar are from arizona. jason matty from south carolina, eric reid, they call him viking, from iowa. >> how big is the need here? >> it's big. >> reporter: here on the mountainous western side of the island people we spoke with say they've seen little if any federal response. >> are you okay, ma'am? >> reporter: maria gonzalez says she has cancer and is desperate for a generator. >> what would your

fema? >> come on. do what you're supposed to do. >> reporter: the mayor is sleeping at city hall. he says some aid is trickling in but slowly. cutoff communities are relying on this rough and tumble band of good samaritans. >> god bless you. >> reporter: a group that has gone viral since posting this video on social media. >> we can't figure out why supplies are not coming in from san juan. >> reporter: we joined them on a mission to haul food and water to a neighborhood that's trapped three weeks after hurricane maria. >> if i was stuck stranded in the mountains, i'd want somebody to come and help me. i wouldn't want anybody to help me. >> after a journey that takes hours. >> the real rambos. >> reporter: they arrive as the sun sets. >> why is it so important for you to encourage citizens to step up? >> because they're americans. just like everybody here. if we were in trouble, we would want help, too. >> reporter: for its part, fe

military service personnel are working in puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. the agency also is hosting job fairs to hire 1200 puerto ricans for the relief efforts. some of the folks we spoke with including in that remote part say it's just not enough. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, san juan, puerto rico. >> real life ram bose, indeed. between what's going on right now down at the wharf and all the folks coming out to the nats game tonight, i can't remember a day in october where so much was riding on a nice day of weather. >> i know. it seems like the last three weeks prior to this one we had nothing but sunshine. we couldn't get rid of it. now it's just rain. we are going to be seeing things looking up as we head into the weekend, that's the good news. it could be worse. we could be seeing a washout. not the case. national harbor cam, we have a lot of cloud coverage out there. really gloomy. the good news, like i said, we're not expecting any washout

know. drizzle. that's going to be the name of the game today. another game, nats game, taking place at 8:08 p.m. we'll take a look at that forecast. it's fairing on the better side. dryer as we head into the weekend and things will cool down next week. >> push through this, 5:00 p.m. this evening got the future cast on here. pushes a lot of the light showers and drizzles farther west. it doesn't mean it won't be impacting areas like the district. as we head later into the night we're going to see the rain chance continue to drop over the night. move into friday, that's when we'll get our second batch. very light to moderate showers on friday. isolate td in nature. if you have any errands to run today, you know, it's going to be pretty breezy, pretty damp. temperatures in the upper 60s overall. best time to run errands will be this weekend. let's take you to the field. cubs take on the nationals at 8:08. first pitch, isolated shower, drizzle. te

it will be cool. want to bring a sweater to the stands. tomorrow, similar setup but remember, sunshine comes in this weekend. highs in the upper 70s by saturday. low 80s by sunday. chris? >> the boy scouts just made a big announcement and the girl scouts not all that happy about it. why the group has a problem with girls joining what was once an all boys organization. >> reporter: we're about 20 minutes or so into the opening ceremony here at the d.c. wharf. i'm on district pier where the stage is set for the fireworks finale coming up at noon. we've got much more coming up

♪ ♪ >> reporter: welcome back, everyone. i'm molette green here live at the d.c. wharf. i'm at the foot of the district pier, and we want you to take a live look at the opening ceremony still underway. more performances still ahead throughout this hour with, of course, the grand finale being the fireworks coming up at noontime. a little bit earlier we want to show you how this grand event on stage here got

♪ and the home of the brave [ applause ] >> reporter: all kinds of performers down here for the opening ceremony, including the stilt walkers. just a wonderful event. 20,000 people expected each day throughout this opening weekend of events. and we want to go to councilman charles alan from ward 6 who put all of this in perspective, this re-opening. let's listen. >> we're going to astound you with things. this is a project. this is a development. this is an opportunity that will help reknit our city to our water and in a way that has not been done before, our city is realizing more than ever that we are a city on the water. we are a city on the river and that is a great, great thin

>> reporter: this is a sight for everybody in the city to see and experience. we're talking about a weekend full of live music, free event, free music to see. now behind me you see the marquis for the anthem. the foo fighters are performing tonight. that show is sold out. can't get in. but there's all kinds of other activities for you to take in and, of course, lots of dining. lots of shopping. an entire experience for the whole family to enjoy here. this is quite a sight to see. from my childhood, chris, coming to the wharf enjoyed buying live crabs and taking them home and cooking them, but this is an added experience and an added addition that people will love in this city. councilman charles alan hit it right on the head. back to you. >> i remember going down to

'90s. i've got to ask you, molette. a lot of these new developments skew high end. do you get a sense that there's enough there for folks, families on a budget? is there enough there for them to do as well? >> reporter: yeah, i think so. and they want to attract all kinds of people down here. they want to make this an experience for the whole family. lots of kid activities will be happening throughout the weekend and so, of course, with that in mind they're trying to attract families and so they are conscious of being as budget friendly as possible. but, of course, you have the high end hotels but you have places like ben & jerry's down here, you have the shake shack and others where you have more afford ab affordable eats and treats for everyone to enjoy at different price points. >> sounds great. looks fantastic behind you, mole

opening ser money which was going on. daylight fireworks are going on in 20 minutes. there will be live music and entertainme entertainment. the big thing is the concert at 5:00 for the bacon brothers. two fire work displays. if you're planning on going down to the wharf today, you don't want to drive. traffic is pretty bad on a good day. today could be far more congested than normal. don't worry, news 4's transportation reporter adam tuss is working for you with some ways to get around it. >> reporter: after coming down here and you break the rules, prepare to pay the price. >> we are going to be aggressively patrolling the area along main street in particular. there will be no parking there for the opening week. >> reporter: traffic tickets and towing will be heavily enforced. 20,000 plus people a day expected over this opening weekend. to hear some

transportation tips for you to consider. if you do want street parking, check out the nearby plaza promenade. two hour parking at meters and you can walk to the wharf. on metro consider the metro parking near the an accost yeah. then you have just two stops on the green line to the waterfront station. if you're taking uber or lyft, have they drop you off a block or two. a street like g street would work for a dropoff. then you just have to walk a block. traffic control is out. some signals retimed or you could be like rich mcmanus who just pulled his sailboat into a nearby slip for two years. he's living on the boatright next to the wharf. >> we're enjoying the yacht club and staying here. this is pretty amazing. >> reporter: for now, a new destination that will require a transportation game plan. >> we have all the transportationnf

we'll have one more live update from the grand opening in just a few minutes. the boy scouts announced they will be welcoming girls into some programs, but as nbc's kristin dahlgren reports, not everyone is happy about it, notably the girl scouts. >> reporter: after more than 100 years, you no longer have to be a boy to be a boy scout. >> reason for the change is that our parents have asked for options to sir of their whole family. >> reporter: a unanimous decision starting next year girls can join cub scouts but will be in girl only dens. girl dens will start in 2019. >> they'll have an vanment track identical to boy scouting but maintains the opportunities for them to have leadership with their own girl gender. >> reporter: the move intensifying a growing feud with the girl scouts. in august the girl scouts president sent a letter

boy scouts calling the proposed plan even more. they are exploring what kind of legal actions can be taken perhaps to get them to retract their congressional charter. >> the move comes with the boy scouts seeing a fairly steady decline in membership over the past 20 years. for 16-year-old sydney ireland, it's nothing but good news. >> it's indescribable how great it feels. >> reporter: she's longed to be an eagle scout like kneel armstrong and steven spiel berd and her big brother. >> everybody should have the opportunity to be part of a great organization. >> reporter: she'll get her shot and she doubts she'll be alone. kristin dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >> being loyal, court yous, kind, brave, sort of transcend gender roles. earlier in the newscast we heard from fans on tonit'

game. in a few minutes we'll hear from the nats players themselves. can they finally get past a game five? not just a pretty day. rain could be a problem and beyond as well. we'll

z2i1wz z16fz y2i1wy y16fy well, we've got a fireworks celebration kicking off in 20 minutes at the wharf and another one coming up tonight. >> sunset. >> two in one day. >> yeah. >> how's the weather going to play out? >> both times, cloudy. but the good news is that we aren't expecting any rain with the first round, that's for sure. looking at the radar, pretty quiet. i'll tell you what it's going to feel like, look like. it won't look like the background picture, folks. when we took this photo it was

nonetheless it's going to be really cloudy out there. temperatures, upper 60s and pretty breezy, but like i said, during the daytime fireworks we aren't expecting any showers and there isn't any fog. by the evening we could see a passing shower. so we'll keep an eye out for that. the better time to go or the best time to go is this weekend. if you don't get out there today or tomorrow, saturday and sunday really optimal. upper 70s on saturday. if you like the cooler, comfortable weather, definitely go on saturday. check out sunday. we'll see mostly sunny conditions and highs work their way into the low to mid 80s. here's a look at the radar. like i said, not a lot going on. you see the sporadic sprinkle of blueish green. that's the drizzle and sprinkles we're talking about. i think that will thicken up as we head throughout the day. we could see a few scattered showers on the lighter side, but for the most part it will be a drizzle. temperatures really fairing in the mid 60

it will feel even cooler but this is just temporary as we head through the weekend. we warm up. let's go through this, look at it from a different viewpoint. 3:00 p.m. this afternoon, you can see a lot of low clouds. we can see some green on the screen especially farther west you go. into the evening hours, the first pitch at 8:08. you can see that pretty much cloud coverage over the district. not much rain there. we head into friday and we could get another wet round of weather. ten day outlet, a few things i want to point out. cloudy thursday, cloudy friday. sun comes in. 60s to the end of the week. we move into the 80s by sunday. that's a look at your forecast. >> the script says it is a sign of the season, but considering it's early october, not sure what season they're talking about. the national christmas tree lighting is kicking off

starts today. we are working to get you ready for the winter olympics. toda looky

cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see

i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. south korea is ready to welcome visitors to the winter olympics in february. this one neighborhood in seoul already accustomed to an international crowd. home to a u.s. military base and opening businesses to appeal to a diverse

eun yang shows is a taste of home in the far east. >> reporter: one look at the clientele inside this crowded urban restaurant and you could be in new york city or washington, d.c., for that matter. but vatos is in the itaewon neighborhood. the melting pot of south korea. >> it's a really strong foreign community. >> reporter: kenny park is one of the owners, a korean american born and raised in southern california. he moved to seoul to break into the korean business market. >> when i first came here there was so much potential for good quality restaurants, foreign food especially. korean food you can't touch, right? it's amazing. but i was really desiring a good burger, good taco. hard to find that. >> reporter: he had a plan to marry the flavors of the authentic mexican food and the homemade korean food in l.a. he started a kick starter campaign in

few months. >> we opened a tiny shop just on the back alley and it was quite successful from the get-go. people waiting in line. >> reporter: vatos's most famous dish, kimchi fries. first time ever i'm trying kimchi french fridays. that's really good. you might make me a convert. in less than a year he opened a full service restaurant ten times bigger than his original restaurant and his success has much to do with the location. >> as korean, as seoul grows as more of a global player, these foreign concepts, foreign restaurants, diversification just kind of organically has to develop from somewhere. itaewon became a resurgence of that. >> repor

korean born raised elsewhere like park. they've contributed to the redevelopment of the neighborhood. >> this little back alley, it looks like a seedy little place. >> reporter: yeah. >> before you know it, boom, it opens up into this great little restaurant. this is wine, barbecue restaurant. american style. like pulled pork, brisket. the guy's really creative. from alabama. >> reporter: another korean american? >> another korean american. >> reporter: this will be critical for the growth. the headquarters for u.s. military based in south korea is based here. they're going to move south of seoul. the valuable property will be up for grabs, but thousands of customers will be moving out of the city. >> we've been very fortunate owning vatos here. to be in a position to help others out. they want to explore the restaurant industry here. >> reporter: k

seoul, not to make money but to develop the culture of entrepreneurship that will be passed down to the next generation. eun yang, news 4. >> that looked delicious. be sure to follow eun on facebook for all of her coverage leading up to the winter games. eun will be heading back to south korea to cover the olympics for news 4. we are weeks away from halloween, and it's already time to start thinking ahead to the holidays. you'll have a chance to get tickets to the national christmas tree lighting. the tickets are free but you have to enter the lottery online. it's open until monday. it's the thursday after thanksgiving, november 30th. you'll find a link to the lottery by searching christmas tree lighting on our nbc washington app. you have two chances to see fireworks along the washington channel today. one show just about tstart. moreo o

believe it or not, coach bags are no more. at least not under that name. they're changing the name to tapestry. they run brands like stewart wiets man and kim spain. they reflect the craftsmanship and exclusivity. the news will be branding more. special coverage when shoppers get used to

>> the box in the baby gap. offering up subscription boxes for baby clothes on the website. they contain six pieces of clothing cost about 70 bucks. shoppers will have three weeks to decide if they want to keep the item. they'll ship the new boxes every 90 days. today we're going to learn who the nationals really are. we have good news for the fans and the team going to the must-win game. we just learned that metro is now going to stay open an hour later. that means the last green line train will depart the navy yard station at 12:22 in the morning for green belt and the last green line train to branch avenue will depart. >> more now from carol maloney who spoke to the players who said they're ready to leave the past behind. >> reporter: 12 strikeouts by steven strassberg. maybe a new nationals postseason record, but the history this team is seeking starts with a win

>> last year the dodgers kind of did it to us. i'm hoping it kind of feels the same way this year as we have the momentum going back home. >> once you get to game five, it doesn't matter how you get there. you have to kind of figure out what to do a couple times better than the other team so you can come out on top. go out and play game five and have fun. >> that's what it's about, going out there in front of the fans and try and win a ball game. got a tough task ahead of us. >> you play for each other. you play one pitch at a time. you try to win each pitch. you leave it all out there. >> reporter: game five tonight, first pitch 8:00 p.m. it will be the third winner take all at nats park in the last six years. hoping the third time is the charm. carol maloney, news 4 sports. so many of us pumped up about that game tonight. somara, what do you say? is rain going to play any part by the time they're throwing the first

i think overalthough it should be a dryer forecast as we head into the game. first pitch, maybe some drizzle. temperatures in the low 60s so it will be cool. make sure you bring a sweater with you. then we have the isolated chance lingering and looming over us. as we head towards the end of the game it will be pretty cloudy. temperatures in the low 60s at that point headed to the upper 50s. overall we're fairing on the better side of this. we could be much worse. that's the good news. your storm team 4 ten day outlook, a few things you want to know. that rain chance starts to really dwindle down late friday night and then by saturday i'll call this the transition day. still a lot of clouds, mid to upper 70s. the sun peaks through. by sunday, nothing but sunshine. mostly sunny skies. highs in the low 80s believe it or not and then we'll start to see things really cool down by next week starting to get into that gist of fall. that's a look at your forecast. chris, take it back to you. rates for

the u.s.d.a. will give the first forecast on florida's citrus production which is expected to be the lowest since the 1940s. the state is estimated to have lost some 70% of the citrus crop due to hurricane irma. california has also suffered losses due to weather. the state's naval orange crop is expected to be 11% lower than last year. and your amazon echo is now smart enough to tell you apart from the people you live with. amazon says alexa can now recognize individual voices filled with personalized responses with everyone in your household. the feature is available for calling and messaging. google home gave that ability back in march. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm kate rogers. we want to take you back down live to the wharf. mayor bowser on stage now at the grand opening of the wharf. let's take a listen in to a few seconds of what she's saying. >> our destination and we couldn't be more proud. congratulations to allol

>> we heard a little bit from mayor bowser. >> they have shops, hotels and celebrations. another fireworks show coming up tonight. that gets started around 6:30. the big concert. foo fighters fronted by d.c. native dave brool. that will take place in the anthem theater. many of the destinations popping up in the city. our live coverage is going to continue all day. doug and jim will take over our coverage this afternoon. you can come on down to the wharf and see them, visit or of course you can watch it right here on news 4 or the nbc washington app. that's going to do it for ws

us. we're back on the air this

we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> there he is. harvey unhinged. winestein spoke with photographers at the airport where a private plane takes him to a 40,000 month rehab clinic. he's reportedly checking themselves in at the meadows in california in a program for behavioral issues, including sex addiction. i was speaking to an expert, she said this is not sex addiction. when you're preying onwomen, this is someone who's unhinged.