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lcome to the volkswagen svw postgame report. here now liam mchugh. >> final score here tonight, the ravens beat the steelers, 26-14. we rolled into pittsburgh expecting a shootout and in the first half it seemed like we might just get it. things got quiet in the second half. in fact, the only scoring for justin tucker, field goals.on he's made 17cutive here in pittsburgh. seems comfortable here. joe flacco, more than comfortable with his new receivi receivi receiving corps. he's within of our guys getting the game ball.e acco by the numbers, 363 yards passing. two touchdowns.

other game balls go to marlon humphrey and brandon carr. dbs who helped keep the pittsburgh oense so prolific in check especially in the second half. moments ago, michelle tafoya with them. >> joe, two quick touchdowns and then held to field goals after that. you have ri seavers, tight ends, offensive line protecting you well. how would you assess the offense? >> hey, it is time to get a win in here. i was on the sideline i don't think it's ever happened where i'm trying to get myself excited. i'm frustrated that we didn't put up more points to be honest with you. i felt like they were out there to be had. you can see what we can do. h the a lot of confidence, a lot of talent. offensive line playing lik this, you know, we can be tough when there playing like that. >> swept by them last year. this is a tough place to play and a tough place to win. u

you toyou have a lot of meaningful games left in you. how significant was this o? >> i love playing here. it is my favorite place to play besides baltimor pittsburgh games are always meaningful and they always prove to be significant at the end of the year. our division race is always tight and when you can get them you'll take them. >> congratulations, joe. >> thank you. >> let's turn to mar humphrey. you know, antonio brown got a touchdown in the first half but after that you and the secondary really held him in check. how did you do i >> you know, all week, at the beginning the week, my coach to ld me, marlon, try to have you -- >> yeah! yeah! yeah! >> we'll have you try to help decrease the worhe does. he's a great player. you know? he's a capable to take it to the house at anyplace and we had an a lot doubles on himment sometimes you are left out there on your own.

my coaches trusted in me and we got it done. >> and the streak continues. s an excited secondary. see? now these are the dangers of working down here after a win. in terms of not letting offenses score touchdown the second half, how are you guys doing that? >> we like t say we're a second half team. they one early on me. n every playmatter big or small, you have to forget about it. that's what we tried to do. >> yeah! >> and we got it done. >> congratulations. >> all right. thank you. >> wacky and wild down here. guys? >> marlon humphrey focused in the game. focused in the postgame. tomorrow morning, matt nagy on willing mitchell trubisky to a performance and the win over philadelphia. oootball morning in america" every monday morninbc

sports.com. you can get all that. pl mike florio on "pro football talk." you can see mike with ch s simms. all right. that will do it for . sbnal score here from pitturghh ravens wthe win, 26-14, over the steelers. al and criwill wrap things up after this. >> we can fit more! there's still more room! we gotta go. juicer! we don't have a juicer! the volkswagen tiguan. it fits everything you need, and everything you don't. the new way to watch fight sports. watch every moment.

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cowboys win. it's a maher walkoff. >> weeks with the snap.. it is down the kick is up. and it's good! and the texans win in overtime.o >> thet meet all that often, dallas against houston. we'll be there for the game next sunday. with dallas, 2-2 right everybody thinking, you know, hey, they need somebody to get f dold. catch a deep ball. and they found him today in ezekiel elliott. >> yeah. we ran the ball great all day long. deshaun watson was special today, too. three touchdowns. threw for 375. he locks like he is back from the knee injury, as well. maybe the texans go on a little roll now. they had the defense. j.j. watt is back. >> no question. all right, partner. >> let's do it. >> see you next sunday night. >> let's grab a steak. >> we certainly will.

next it will be your local news. al michaels for is collinsworth, mielle tafoya and the whole gang headed by fred and drew. down in the truck. saying good night from pittsburt,. ravens w 26-14. good night. >> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national football league. .

breaking right now on news4.

d.c. councilmember and former mayor vincent gray injured after n incident at a local nightclub. what gray says happened, what he telling police, and how the bar is responding to the allegations. also breaking tonight, a mass burial is being prepared after a quake and tsunami devastated parts of indonesia. more than 800 are dead, and there are fears the death toll could climb into the thousands. and we talke to students at catholic university who say a dean whoade controversial comments about one of judge brett kavanaugh's accusers must go. >> "news4 at 11" begins with breang news. >> former d.c. mayor and current y sayilmember vincent g he was injured after an incident at a local nightclub. good evening. i'm erika gonzalez. councilmember gray says he now has injuries to his hands, his baas and he h filed an incident report.ef gray's c of staff tells news4 gray was attending several

ntt all night e saturday, the last one at the d.c. eagle in gray's ward 7 in northeast washington. gray and anmployee had a dispute over gray's id. staff,ng to his chief of when gray questioned how he was being tweeted, the employee pushed gray out of the door causing him to fall and hurt himself. news4 reached out to the nightclub and gave thus statement, quote. gray refused to provide proper identification to our door stafk after being for it several times. and quote, we'll continue following this story and let you know of any new developments. devastation as far as the eye can see, and tonight a grim warning from officials in indonesia. the country making plans f a mass grave to bury hundreds of people killed on friday's massive earthquake and tsunami. just in the pasthour, indonesia's president has authorized the country to accept foreign help. theatastrophe rocking the island city of palu.

nbc's janis mackey frayers in indonesia with more. >> reporter: the devastation is vast, twisted cars and debris. and in the scramble to find survivors, u rescuers areng their hands to search because there isn't enough heavy equipment. it's unclear how many people are trapped or were pulled out sea, but the number of dead here is surging. "the walls started falling around us" says this woman who escaped a shopping mall before it collapsed. disaster officials here to cope.e the destruction on the coast in palu is only part of it. areas closer to the quake's epicenter are still cut off. what has hpened to over a quarter million people there unknown. >> the bridges and the roads are damaged to get in. it's very, vy difficult. >> reporter: the island was struck by two powerful disasters. so the tsunami took experts by

surprise. >> unusual for an earthquake which generates a tsunami to be so close to land. so the shaking destroy towns and buildings. it was a double whammy. >> reporter: with more than 200 aftershocks recorded so far, thousands are sleeping outside. disease is a growing worry. food, fuel, fresh water in short supply, and looters are stealinr what is left. aid has been slow to reach the area because only part of the airport at palu isopen. 's an 18-hour drive from here, and parts of the road are blocked. officials warn that as they're able to push into those remote areas, the death toll is going to spike. janis mackey frayer, nbc news, inhenesia. upreme court begins its new term with just eight tonight tomorrow, and there are new details about who the fbi is talkingo as it conducts its expanded investigation into sexual sconduct allegations against

judge brett kavanaugh. nbc news is reporting that deborah amida spoke with thebi today. she claims brett kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a rty in college. kavanaugh categorically denies all of the allegations, including thoir of his accuser, dr. christine blasey ford.r afer emotional testimony last week, the white house okayed the id estigation. ile this is a background investigation, not a criminal probe, democrats r aresing concerns. the white house limiting its scope. the white hse firmly denying that. >> the white house isn't in interv we're not micromanaging this process. >> the question is are we going get t kind of investigation that is erile. >> today sources close to d ford tell nbc news that her legal team has not yet been fbntacted by the an annual tradition turned into a protest againstka brett naugh in northwest d.c. today. it was the annual red mass.

it's tradition before the u.s. supreme court's new term begins. demonstrators lined the stree outside of the cathedral. they t mass celebrates members of the legal profession. tomorrow a protest at catholic university following a controversial tweet sent by the dean of its social work schnil. thersity suspended almost rainford, but students say it's notenough. his tweet last week attacked one of brett kavanaugh's accusers. news4's darcy spencer has reaction. >> reporter: students and alumni heret catholic university plan to hold a protest monday morng. they'r demanding that a dean here be fired for controversial comments posted onwitter. it's because ofil messagesam rainford, dean of the school of social service posted on twitter. this is his photo on the university website. one ofts were about judge brett kavanaugh's accuser,

julie swetnick. rainford wrote since when do senior girls hang with freshmen boys? if it happened when kavanaugh was a senior, swetnick was an adult drinking, against by her admission, having sex with ra und boys. in another universe he would be a victim and she's the irperp. thetorm that followed forced him to apologize. my tweet suggested that she was notuahe victim of s assault. i offer no excuse. it was impulsive and thoughtless and i apologize. >> it just displayed a real lack of sensitivity to sexual assault survivors in to speak in this insensitive and mocking tone. think that's one of the things that disturbed people the most. >> reporter: universit president john garvey suspended rainford for the rest osethe ster for what he called unacceptable and insensitive tweets but said he wants rainford to continue on as dean infu the re. >> i think there has been trust broken. it's difficult to repair that. and we have seen his apology and we're very grateful that he has

apologized, but i think sometimes the actions speak louder than words. >> reporte the protest is set to get under way at 11:00 in the morning. ready dozens of students and alumni have indicated on a cebook page they plano attend. at catholic university, darcy spencer, news4. ow your storm team 4 forecast. >> all right. turning to the weather now. if you like september's last day, you're probably going to lo october's first. do k5ammerer is also tracking the possibility of storms. all right. let's talk about it. w >> what greatkend we had out there. yesterday beautiful. today absolutely gorgeous. and i think we start off the workweek that way tomorrow as well. take a look. the high temperatures today into the mid-70s. average high 74. we had 76 earliertoday. d.c., 7, leesburg. 77 down towards fredericksburg as well. one more beautiful day tomorrow, and then we're talking a chance of storms ontuesday. not going to be anything big,

but it's something we'll talk about. here is something not just big, huge. a major pattern change. bu what are we talking about here? i'll get your forecast, coming up in minutes. new tonight, a man fell into theod potomac river while trying to take a selfie. this happened off olmstead island in great falls.tn wises rescued him. chopper 4 was over the potomac river on friday, and that's where you can see just hosw len the river is with all of the rain that we've had. montgomeryounty fire officials say the man suffered serious injuries and is still in the hospital tonight. new this evening, two cars caught fire inarng garage in herndon. that garage on centre park circle. luckily it didn't spread to the apartmenes. first rponders took one person to the hospital to be checked out. unclear how the fire started. some folks in allentown, pennsylvania, can't go back to their homes tonightfter a deadly car explosion. the blast last night killed

three people. a witnessth captured the afterma moments after it happened. okay. so you can hear the sirens. you t hear ae explode from the burning car. investigators say the incident was intentional. local and federal authorities believe one of those killed was the suspect. those who liv in the neighborhood are being forced to stay in red cross shelters or with friends andil f until this investigation is over. authorities are not saying anything yet about a motive. very few people get to actually ride on air force one, but we're going show you why soon every single one of us will have the opportunity to be able to enjoy what it p els like to board. i'm darcy spencer in northeast washington. new clues in a fatal hit-and-run investigation as a family searches for answers. the redskins resting up on

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we have breaking news tonight. a tentative trade deal reached between the u.s. and canada on nafta. two big takeaways here. so the deal will allow greater

access t canada's dairy market. it also exempts tariffs on more than 2.5 million canadian cars coming into the united states. canada had been left out on an icreement last month between the u.s. and m we're going to have more on what this means tomorrow morning on news4 today. a hit-and-run in northeast d.c. killed 51-year-old sharon presley last month. police have not caught the a driver tonight we're hearing from the victim's father and brother for the first time. news4's darcy spcer. >> reporter: this is the first time fred savage sr. has been to the place wherer his daugh sharon presley was killed by a hit-and-run driver. t's been near lay month sin she died. the wounds are still fresh. >> i just hope god, she didn't suffer when she got hit by the car and they ran over her. >> reporter: sharon's brother has been here before, thisheime placed a cross near with his sisterer was hit. it's on kenilworth avenue in

northeast d.c. >> see if i can feel a little something here you know. hoping see me here, just taking time out to be her for her. >> reporter: father and son came here to speak to us about sharon and about a new development in the case. police just releasedof photo two people they're calling persons of intest. the photos are from a nearby surveillance camera. >> and i really miss her a lot. she call me every other day, and she was the oldest. i hope they catch these guys. >>eporter: sharon was walking with a friend here in this crosswalk. they were headingrb to a n store. it was august 30th in broad daylighthen they were both struck. sharon died and her fend survived. the family's concerned that the driver still has not been arrested, but the photos are giving them hope that the case could be solved. >> we'll be looking forward to u closure,know. we just don't understand how somebody just walking across street, you know. so it's very importantus to .

>> reporter: in northeast, darcy spencer, news4. children can sometimes help adults understand the importance of a national problem. a little 7-ye-old girl did just that today in d.c. on the one-year anniversary of the las vegas shting massacre.th is 7-year-old havana edwards. dozens heard the little girl speaking at the u.s. capitol for tougher gun lies. she laid flowers next to a poster thet showed victims of the massacre. her inspiration came from another young woman. >> i may be small, but my voice is not. 13 years old. nobody needs to wait even a moment before starting to improve the world. >> onef the many wounded in the attack was tina frost. the annarundel high school graduate lost her right eye. she spent months in rehab, learning to walk again. after a century and a half of helping washingtonians worship, a historic black church held its final services today.

hundreds filled the pugh ed te lincoln congregational. the church founded by freed slaves, the church is playing an important role. it w a staging ground for the march on washington and a sanctuary during the 1968riots. the church was founded in 1868. air force one is floating on the.otomac river tonig well, a replica of it is. aiewer took a picture of it on the barge near the 301 bridge. it's part of a project to bout educate kids democracy around the world. it will be on display at the national harbor next month. tickets are $30 for adults and $15 for kids ages 3 to 12. tomorrow a new change goes into effect for maryland's move over law. this one goes beyond emergency vehicles. if you see a work truck with its lights on, you must move over when passing.

and that includes recycle truck, service vehicles and utility vehicles. if you're caught, you will pay $110 fine. fines could increase, though, to $750 if a crash kills or seriously injuresomebody. all right. st turn now to storm team 4 chief meteorolooug kammerer, joining us this evening. gorgeous weekend. from october, i can't believe >> it's amazing. only a couple of months left in the wyear. know we're going down hill. this is the time we really to s see the cool weather movin. not any time soon. not any time soon at all. have a major pattern change coming up over the next couple of days. this one i thioi you're like. show you what we're dealing with. high temperatures today into the hs. 76 degrees after a normal high of 74 today. a little bit above average. right now . it is beautiful. winds out of the south at 6 miles an hour. a lo these temperatures. down through the 50s back to the

west. 59 winchester and over towards martinsburg area. 65 in hagerstown 69 towards the patuxent river. nothing on the radar and we will be dry. this will be the trend that we've all been waiting for. dryer air finally moving in. yes we do haveha ce of storms coming up on tuesday, but that's it. i want to show you satellite radar. you notice not much going on ou area at all. and the clouds and the rain way up towards the north. and back to. the we this is what we need. we have been so wet. matter of fa, septemberlose to 10 inches of rain. 40 inches of rain, or cleese close to it since may. you know it's been on the west side for sure. but finally, a pattern change is coming. th has been the change right here. a nice little trough across the east that has kept us on the warm and wet side. temperatures well above average. but precipitation, rainfalle wel ab average too. we've been hot and dry back towards places like denver and phoenix. this whole thing begins to shift.

the jet stream movk to the west. the big trough way back to the elwest. so hey to denver out there. they may see their first snow the next coupl of weeks. cool and stormy for them. but what it means for the east is we're going to be on the warm side. we're talking 80s all theth way ugh next week, and much dryer pattern. this is a pattern that should ickround for about two, maybe three weeks. so if your lawn needs a little bit of a drying out period, it looks like you're going to be look pretty good the next coupl days. tomorrow 80 degrees. another greatfternoon tomorrow. as we move on towards the next at le days, 72 degre recess. 80 degrees by the time you're picking up the kids. and even a nice start out as well. the sunrise at 6:52. so tomorrow 80 degrees. 80 warm on tuesday. notice we do hav a 40% chance of showers on tuesday. maybe a couple of thunderstorms. but that's it. the rest of the time period almost the entire next ten days dry. yes, dry. oh, isn't that going to be nice not to s any rainfall?

and again, the average temperatures in the low 70s will be in the low to mid 80s by the time we get to wednesday, thursday and friday too. right nhe weekend looks dry. i amtraking a system moving up off the coast that's going to make its way our way saturday rd and sa. all in all, i'll take that for october. >> absolutely. >> if we can keep that around halloween, it will be perft. >> well, we'll see than. doug.yo still ahead, the nhleighs still ahead, the nhleighs in on its top pick from the this is a fight. not to the finish. still ahead, the nhleighs in on its top pick from the but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause.

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