that was thick enough yesterday to hold 6500 pounds. >> tonight crews are assessing the damage. erika gonzalez is at our live desk. >> anda this was major earthquake, but into reports of any deaths or serious injuries. but the damage is extensive. you can see roadways are buckled and collapsed and we also know that some bridges and buildings have been severely damaged and closed tonight. governor bill walker issuing a disaster declaration.declarat we spoke with a homeowner. > there was broken glass and bottles of beet juice and, you know, canned goods and just glass everywhere. and all the cabinetsere open. >> the epicenter was about 8 miles north of anchorage. and the quake was so pullerfuow

it was felt 350 miles away and aftershocks will continue for weeks even. but earthquakes in alaska are not unusual. amelia draperontinues our coverage with that part of the story. >> yeah, absolutely. so this earthquake was unusual because it happened so close it anchorage and it did register as a magnitude 7 which is a maj earthquake be. but check out this map i put together. s all of the earthquakes that happened around alaska over the last week, all those little blue dots, the yell will how on today's earthquake. you can see plenty there on the map. t a lot of those are pretty low coming in at maybe a magnitude 1, 2.ou wherean barely even feel them. now, alaska averages about 40,000 y earthquakes ar. yes, 40,000. which is more an the other 49 states combined. today though can compare back to the impressive hurricane in 964, the strongest in u.s. history at 9.2 magnitude.

since then, the buildin codes have really been increased in alaska, so mostly we are looking at kcosmetic dad ge. is is in a tectonic zone, so they e familiar with earthquakes. to give you some idea, ale h ha came has abohas -- alaska has five or six that are a 6 magnitude. but this was close to anchorage, so this is our top story tonight. >> thank you, amelia. more breaking news on this friday. meantime three people injured after a car slammed into an apartment buildin choppe 4 was up overhead when the car was pulled from the crash sit just moments ago. nicole jacobs is live in damascus with a dramatic account

from a survivor. >> reporter: thaty survivor v fortunate tonight. in fact we will hear from him in a second. he escaped with only minor injuries. but you can see here behind me, rmath of that crash. you can see some of the rniture strewn about, metal pieces and wooden beams. but we're told that the structure of this building, the foundational structure of the building is okay. thensuildingctor has been here to determine that. and at this point only one fami d isplaced tonight. we'll get you a closer look at some of the after math as well with some video we. have he montgomery county emergency officials are investigating to determine exactly what caused an elderly man to back his vehicle into the front ofhis building and then somehow plow into the ont of it at another angle. i can tell you as well that he hit a bedroom where two people were sleeping, a family member came outside to see exactly what

happened. member wasat family also hit. here is his account of what happened. let's listen. >> right before i could make to check and see, you know, what was going on to talk to thent man, the throttle went wide open, it went into gear, he hit me right in the legs. knocked me backwards in the walkway. and i fell bac be wards wards u car and he proceeded to drive over me and you came see where it came right over the bed, the metal frame of the window actually came in and smacked down on the bed. divine intervention it must have be w becaure they were standing relative to where the car was, they should have both been pinned against the wall. >> reporter: a total of three people hit by this elderly driver, two o them transported to the hospital. we're to the tridriver was transported as well, but no visible injuries. investigators are trying to determine if there was a mechanical issue, but all of u

that stier investigation. so the gentleman we spoke with just a minute ago is now transporting himself to the hospital fortunately with minor injuries. and it looks like the oth people who were injured will be okay as well. back to you. glad he is genk gettiis gettin out. lucky to be okay tonight. also breaking tonight, our first look inde a deadly joy ride in d.c. >> this video was just released, it shows a man high on pcp hijacking a metro bubus and drig in to a gas station where he killed an employee there. >> meagan fitzgerald is outside court to tell us what the suspect said during sentencing. >> reporter: yeah, this suspect, loving, he seemed to be remorseful in court telling the judge that he feels bad aboutnt thee incident. which keep in mind it was captured on camera that we're now seeing for the very first

time. for the first time we're seeing this video which captures the moments keith loving hijacked this metrobus before killing a 40-year-old man. it happened in may of 2016. thisideo shows loving getting on the bus on j street moments later, he is attacking with needle driver nose pchlteliers. thriver gets away and loving hijacks theus and makes his way to this gas station. s you can he stops in between two pumps, and waits 80s seconds. ta -- eight seconds. take aha look at trash can, you will see the gas station employee anthony pane had just taken the trash out before loving steps on the gas steerings bsteering the bus right into him.ne pa dies on scene. moments later, police arrive with guns drawn and try to

arrest loving w refuses their commands. police move in, using pepper spray to take loving down and arrest him before anyone else ia ed. again loving was sentenced to 21 1/2 years in eprison. udge also ordered him to undergo mental health treatment and to get counseling for substance abuse while inrison. back to you. >> and more to the aftermath. the hijacked metro bus did not have a protective shield to keep drivers and passengers separated. but now metro started updating its fleet and we checked in wh them today, a spokesperson saying that nearly two-thirds of th buses now all have safety shields. they expect to have the entire fleet done within 7 months. by now you've heard about the big marriott data breach. hackers being a and he issed the starwood guest reservation database ask far b as 2014.

the information of about 500 million guests was exposed at 6700 properties. theetails stolen may include credit card numbers, addresses, phonnumbers, e-mail, birth dates, passport and travel information. susan hogan is working for you with what you can do to protect yourself. >> reporter: marriott is the largest hotel chain in the world, so it isy no surprise that it impacted nearly 500 million customers. s so letrt with what you need to do right now if you think that your informationas compromised. change yourassword on the starwood or marriott app. sign up if a year of free credit monitoring. marriott is offering the service. a wordf warningthough, you may experience issues logging in

due to a high volume. marriott says that be patient and keep trying. monitor your e-mail. marriott says that it will be sending e-mails on a rolling basis starting immediately to affected guests. if you haven't already, sign up for free credit freezes on all three credi bureaus. this willnt pre someone from fwra fraudulently opening up an account in your namee, and bottom lhis is not the time to wait to see if something happens. it is the time to be proactive. back to you. >>ne is there aneft who hasn't been affected by one of these data breaches, susan? >> reporter: it does seem so incredib. and 500 million, that is what we they at this point. >> a lot of people. thank you. this is one of thest lar security hacks on record. yahoo! had data breaches in 2013 and2014 that affected 3 billion

accounts. last year's equifax breach pacted 148 million americans. target also had an incident in 2013 that affected more than 40 million customer payment card counts and exposed contact information for more than 60 pillion customers. marriott set a website to answer your questions and we have a link for you in o nbc washington app. president trump is in ashas -- argentina for the g-20 summit. but it has been over shshadowed the meeting that he canceled with vladimir putin. mr. trump said that russia's aggression with ukraine was the reason, however moscow suggesteh th domestic problems are to blame after michael cohen's guilty play raised questions about business ties with the kremlin. >> there is not a leader at the g-20 that didn't believe that he canceled the meeting with vladimir putin because of the michael cohen plea. >> chuck todd will join us in a

bit to offer some insights. another tragedy on the road, this one left nanny in her 70s dead. tonight heartbreaking messages from the victim's sister as we learn what happened moments before that crash. a local school district taking a unique approach after a shortage of bus drivers. why teachers are now lunteering to take the wheel. and unexpected twist before their walk down the aisle, why one man was forced to prove that new mexico was a state while applying for his marriage license here in d.c. and there are rain chances in the forecast. i'll have the latest timing coming up and how it will impact your hey, batter, batter, batter, batter.

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now a deeper look at this week in politics. >> and let's begin with the s special counsel's russia investigation. michael cohen admits that he lied to congress about the trump tower moscow project, that revelation being called the tip of the iceberg. >> it comes as the russia cloud casts a long shadow over trump administration's trip to argentina for on the g-20 summit. chuck todd is political director and moderator of "meet the press." it has been just a few days now since paul manafort was accused of lying. and that is oldews already. now it is michael cohen pleading guilty to lying.

walk us through what the cohen -- latest developments on that mean and what they could mean down the road. >> a couple thing with the cohen thing. number one, it ended up you can't help but wonder if i impacted the president's trip to the20 especially the timing of when he made the decision to cancel the meeting with putin. the fact that the president guard to be caught off about it where first he accused michael cohen ofying and then erika gonzal giuliani was like no, their testimony is the sasi. but the pnt did seem to be caught off guard by it. but i think that cohen may have opened up a massive now political problem that will -- w that congresl tackle. you had adam schiff, democratic chair of the intel committee, say that this i now -- he believes that the trump

organization was a money laundering operation the russians. and he thinks that this is just theip of the iceberg and that this is now his cover to go furthernt the president's records and further into this. so i think what it is doi is opening up more avenues of investigation which really means that i don't see how we ever get out of this mueller probe before 2020. >> thatlong. >> chair of the senate intel committee says they are at least sixonths away from being done. but every time mueller speaks, it seems to add seven more witnesses that need to be called before congress. seems to only add to what looksng like a ay to go rather than this indication that we are wrapping up. >> and one of the layers that got addedass what going on with trump's business interests during the campaign. vote didn't really know what was going on and the reason perhaps that he was speaking so vorably about russia and putin

may be because of business interests,nd it could be national security issue? >> it is stunning. in november of '15, there is republican presidential debate. and trump is out there praising putin. a month earlier, he signed a letter of intent to formally look into building trump tower two in mosz cocow. and he was the only one aaythat timeg good things about putin. every other person is like where is this coming from, what are you doing? it was all head scrating at the time. the voter did not know then -- i asked jeb bush what would y have said at that debate if you knew and he is convi would have changed the entire outcome of t republican imary if you had known in that moment that he was legally engaged in a business dealh w

putin. >> the president is now atg- th summit. do you think that his troubles here at home impact his influence with the other world leaders? >> especially when you see you have the crown prince of saudi arabia being there and that awkward weird bro shaky guess is what we're calling it. it wasn't a g, sot wasn't a bro hug, i think it was more of a bro shake between the crown prince of saudi arabia and putin. which it almost feels as if it is a poke in the eye to america. a little bit that they are -- these two authoritarian figures, hey, look at what we're getting. the president has one chance to salvage this g-20 and that is his meeting with xi. can they get to a point where it looks like that maybe there will be a better trahi relatio with china. if he can come out with something big on that, i think it can salvage this trip. it is in the midst of being

another foreign disaster. >> the news cornucopia. >> and we'll do a lot of russia and mueller and the investigation angle. and we'll have obviously the presitent meets xi tomorrow. so we'll have that. but i'll haveerry nadler, the new number three in the john barrasso. and possibly larry kudlow if he gets bac in time. >> all right. sunday morning, "meet the press," 10:30 rightn here nbc 4. just as it has for more than 70 years. thank you, chuck. we hope you'll join us forthat. rodents in the white house and complaints about the smell. but it didn't end there. our iteam takes a look at af series o fixes needed at some powerful government buildings. and rain returnsor the and rain returnsor the weekend, but it won't be

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i said -- i meant to say thatas alaska 40,000 earthquakes per year, which i more than all other 49 states combined. >> we knew wt you ant. >> i appreciate that. all the numbers are floating around up here. so anyway, from earthquakes to c hues, here are more numbers for you. november 30th, today's date, that's right? tomorrow is december 1st. so that means hurricane is officially over, although hurricanes can occur anytime of year. florence and michael brought so much damage to the southeast. michael was the strongest hurricane on ready to hit the florida panhandle. and as we look at the season, on average we have three major hurricanes which is category 3 or this year we had two. so lower. med storms typically on

average though at 12 ands t clear we h year we had 15. and if they stay out to se reallyot having much of an impact. but if they hit land like michael anden fl, the impact is devastating. as we look to our weekendca fo, maybe some drizzle potentially overnight tonight, but your evening will be dry. tomoow morning starts off dry, we hit a high temperature of 46. so kind of another chilly day, very similar feel to today. and we'll have a round of showersround the midday hours and then another round of rain moving in later in the dhe toward late afternoon and evening hours. that rain comes to an end early sunday morning between 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. and 66 on sundayn, afternot too shabby at all. as we look to monday, still a pretty nice day, but we're cooler. 58 for a high with a mix of clouds andunine. 49 which is our high for tuesday. i'll have a complete look at the 10 day forecast coming up at s

6:50 p'll walk you through future weather hour by hour showing you the two rounds of rain moving through the day tomorrow. >> a e-mail memelia, thank you. and a 7 aboutment7.0 magnit alaska and they are waiti if after shocks. and a 74-year-old gets killed creditsii don't crossing street. and why local tchers may and why local tchers may ea

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back to breaking news. people in alaska are still night g after shocks after a massive earthquake hit near anchorage. >> and it was a 7.0 magnitude. sarah palin shared this video from inside herparents' home. look at this, a o lotf stuff was knocked to the ground. >> and some people aren't ablee to g home because some roads have been wiped out. here is chris pollone with a closer look at the damage. >> reporter: it happened around 8:30 local time, the ground in anchorage sg.rted rumbl >> we do have a massive earthquake felt early this morng about 8:30. >> reporter: when it was over, people there flooded social media with pictures and videos

of damage to buildings and roads. >> you see the ground is ke cr windows are shattered. and we peeked inside and it looks like parte ceiling camedown. >> reporter: the local c affiliateaptured the moments it truck a local courthouse. attorneys and spec taitz tors do -- spectators dove under decks. it buckle d roads an schoolchildren hid under their desks. the epicenter was a few milesf north anchorage. >> people should expect to be feeling after shocks mt of today. and potentially for a lot longer reme. >> reporter: the was a tsunami warning for the coast later canceled as the threat sub sided. white house staffers briefed president trump about the earthquake as he attended t g-2 summit.

trump tweeted to the great peop of alaska, your federal government wl spare no experience. > this was a significant earthquake. >> reporter: the best news, thea mayor says t so far no reports of deaths or injuries. chris pollone, nbc news. >> and that isncredible pictures and video coming in. on the nbc washiton app, you look.ake a closer and now an update to breaking news we brought you this time last night. we are learning more about the woman killed trying to cro omd geor -- old georgetown road in bethesda. she loved children so much, she came out o retirement to be a nanny and her older sister is lushed by thes before chris gordon talked with that sister today. >> she is very best friend and my best sister.>> eporter: through her tears, some tells me she is devastated

b by her sister's death. donna workeas a nanny since coming here from sri lanka. she was killed last nightos ng old georgetown road in bethesda leavinger job carin for a baby, walking to a bus stop for the ride home to rockville. the door y knocked on and it was the police. police talk abo my sister's accident. i can't believe that happened. i think it is a mistake. >> reporter: her sister died at the hospital. this suv shows damage apparently from the impact. the driver stayed on the scene. people tell us therere no street lamps on this block and that the crosswalks acrossld .eorgetown road are a distance from the bus st >> there are no crosswalks in the immediate blocks, so we're looking into where she was going, where she was coming from. >> reporter: donna is the 14th

eath so far thi year in montgomery county. that is more than all of last year. her sister shares her grief with hoping that it will lead to un acbility. >> somebody killed my sister. this was my sister, my youngs r sister. >> reporter: and sadness has replaced the joy of this. holidy seas chris gordon, news 4. the four high school football playersccused of raining their own young teammates have been officially indictedjuy a grand . prosecutors in montgomery county have also added additional charges of conspiracy. the teens were all on the junior varsity team at damascus high school, a school known for its football program. investigator say on halloween night the teensnc puhed, stomped and sexually assaulted teammates with a broom stick inside the school's locker room. they are all charged as adults and could face potential life

sentences if convicted. and tonight a criminal investigation is un or way the bowie state university campus after two students there ined of hazing within the school's marching band. now the university says that the symphony of soul marching ban p has been on probation and will be under new leadership.y coith is on campus with these new developments. >> reporter: it was very emotional day here on campus and in many ways bittansweet. theylay on, but what hurts members the most is that their band dector is ne. >> our family has lost its father. >> reporter: the symphony of soul band memrs wiped tears from their eyes as the group's president announced their punishme punishment. roger explained the impact dr. wright had outside the band room. >> dr. wright is the leader for me.al he is the figure in my life. and a bunch of other people can

say the samething. >> reporter: the university's investigation found that hazing is prevalent in the bands, violations include anor unaued constitution outlining discipline for misconduct, requiring new band members tcertain acts of service for other ramembers, ment and alleged paddling. and that banddmistrators knew about it. she says that the university must now change that. >> when you begin to create that culture of dependency where people lose their individuality and now it is all about the group, and you saw thed group, e have to come back from that and help thematnderstand that hazing means. ng creates a culture that is not a good thi to have. >> reporter: but though they have been reinstated, these distraught band members say they don't know what is next. >> and y'all not going to have a band because it is already not a band. >> reporter: during the probationary period, the band will only be allowed for perform

campus. in addition they will not be welcoming any new band members until the fall of 2020. corey smith, news 4. tonight we'reetting a look at one of the incriminating instragram posts from jamesel . he is the man accused of running down and killing a charlottesvilleon stwratdemonst last summer. this poster shows a car plowing in to a grouphe sayingn i see protesters blocking. fields made the post two months before heis drove from home to charlottesville to attend the rally. ors will sign that he came to charlottesville intending to do harm. heather heyer was killed when he drove into the crowd there. charles county sheriff is celebrating a new termtonight, a swearing in ceremony was held for troy berry. he made history in 2017 when he

became the first african-american to lead the department. berry has been withhe charles county share wriferifsheriff's entirer in law enforcement. all of us here at nbc 4 are working to help change minds about mental illness and also the goal of third annualenl health and faith conference in prince george's county. and i was t honored take part in that conference today in iw bowie. luded a panel discussion about the best ways to ensure that people with mental illness have access to services. as part of our changing minds campaign, we have compiled a list of local resources if you or anyone you know is suffering from mental health issues and needs help. just head to ourrc app and sh changing minds for more inhermation. rocky road to the altar, j why a d.c. clerk demanded proof state.ico was a

rodents and heat problems, just one of the problems being reported inside the west wing. and there is more. and right now we are at 45s degrntil 11:00 p.m. we'll stay in the 40s. a chance for patchy drizzle after midnight and tomorrow some rain is in the forecast and then sunday as well. cong up, i'll wake yomiu

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district. but they are also quickly aging. obtained under the freedom of information act show they are suffering wear and tear th you would expecrom old office com 34replexecomplexes. there have been 3300 requests for repairs or cleanups just at v.a.lo headquarters last year, that includes hundreds of complaints about the heat or air conditioning systems thatn' the we with working, complaints about roaches, and also power outages and leaks. at epa i headquarter northwest, nearly 1500 repairs needed in 2017, including dozens and dozens of restroomnd plumbi fixes. at the white house, we founon going o going problems with rodents and standings of a long sewer snell. the general services administration has and on sight managerhe agency tells us it manages 100 million square feet of offices in our region and that, ye they have day it day needs that require

addressing.to day needs that require addressing. also a that there is new oval office bathroom upgrade will be made. you can find more on our app, just search for investigatio. teachers behind the wheel of a school bus? here is david culver with a look at what is next. >> reporter: a new pilot promise that has teachers going from the classroom to behind the wheel of a school bus. i'm davider cu just ahead, wait until you hear how many teachers want o be pa it. and amelia is tracking the or rain and when it will move out as well.

sgha now t . aftershocks continue to rock alaska after a7. magnitude quake hit near anchorage around noon our time rush hour their time. this is new video of one of the roads that is now impassable. a lot of schools are expected t because of potential damage. and the governor has issued a o declaratio disaster. tonight a short think a ever b te- shortage of bus drivers has teachers voling to take the wheel. david culver has a look at this unique pilot program that will have educators doing double duty >> reporter: we know how you hard working and observant teachers can be.

the teachers her in prince william county were noticing that students either were arriving late or go home late. and every student at this school has to come here by bus because of how the geography of the school district works. the reality is that the teachers wanted to step in and do something, so they are actually pulling double duty that has joinraising their hands to a new pilot program that has them going from the classroomo the driver's seat of a school bus. the idea for these tchers is that it will give them a lot more flexibility when it comes to field trips to after school activities and in addition to jumping in when the regular bus drivers are sic cand't do the day to day route. this is several weeks of training that they will g beng through, classroom training, they will have to learn what to look out for when it comes to issues on the bus and with the bus, popping theood, but they are ready for it and they say it gives them a little extra money.

>> it is not that much time out of my day to learn how to drive them home quick and i can still get home to my family. >> for anybody who feels that we're adding more to the teacher's day, this again is voluntary and the teachers will be getting paid. >> reporter: angela and other teachers are going throu the aining now and they could drive as early as next year. david culver, news4. a major payroll mistake tm. prince george's county public schools says that it double paid more than 18,000 employee thoseho use the automatic deposit option. the school system wil reverse one of those payments gobetween today and monday. school officials say that employees have already spent that money and you will he to pay the system back. southwest airlines isto apologizinght after a mother says one of their employees mocked her daughter's

name. the year-old's name is spelled abcde and produce noensed e. ab-suh instead of taking her daughter's ticket, the gate agent burst out laughing. >> it took me five minutes of me being uphere and she was laughing pointing out t boarding pass and pointing towards my daughter. >> she asked the employees to stop and thought that was the end of it, but after being contacted wouldby strangers on line oir, she learn that the gate posted a picture of the boarding pass on facebook. in a statement southwestpo airlinesgized to the family saying we take great pride in extending our southwest airlines hospitali to all of our customers. the airline also says that it has followed up with the employee involved. >> i don't know what to think about that whone. knew the name -- from what

i've been readin that name is not that unusual in some places. hawaii theresay in are quite a few people with that name. >> i've neverf heard it before. >> me either. so what are we in for this weekend? t> we're in for a little bit of rain. ton of rain. if you plan your weekend right, yo can work around it. so we will be dry tomorrow morning and dry for the second half of sunday. d sunday actually looking really nice and mild with a high of 66. right n a our temperature in the upper third to mid-40s. 39 in gaithersburg, 45 in the district, 41 degrees in leweburg. ave some cloudiness out there, the dhants for maybe sch patchy drizzle overnight. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, we have maybe a few pea of sunshine. 37 degrees. any sun early in the morning will quickly give way to cloudy skies and by noon, we will track our first round of rain tomorrow. so it will be one round that moves thrgh midday and then

another roind latund later in t and overnight. i thin we will get some dry time between 1:00 and 3:00 before the secd round moves in. we'll be in the-4 sunday mornin. and here is 8:00 a.m.tu with weather. notice that we are still dry across the area.0 11m., we are tracking rain in northern virginia with maryland and the distrt still mainly dry. noon to 1:00, showers in the d.c. metro area up through frederick county and then we cry out. here is 4:00 p.m. we are dry, but then we have the second round of showers moving in and this is a steadier raino thatnues overnight through sunday morning until at least 6:00 a.m. and it l looe rain will be and thenre by 8:00, sunshine breaks out for the second half of our sunday. sunday has the potential to be really nice. i say the potential becausehen we hav forecasts like this

where we're waiting for that warm air to get in here, it is a on event, a lot of times the warm air has trouble getting in here. so aot of computer models saying 70s, but i'll play it safe and say we'll be in the 60s. but either way, it will be comfortable out there on sunday. so getting the fretree, go satuy morning oron sunday after and it will be dry for the walk to end hiv. winter fest both saturday and sunday, and i would recommend going sunday. lo at the jump we're talking about in temperatures from 46 on saturday to 66 on sunday. the workweek, it starts pretty nice near 60 on monday. near 50 on tuesday. but notice the t trend, we're going down, 43 for a high on wednesday. friday, we are still dry, so the entire workweek is looking dry.

and then we hit the weekend, 5 out of the last 6 fridays we've d rain and a lot of that has bled into the weekend. and next weekend saturday, we have the chance for a wintry mix and that includes maybe some accumulating snow for some of us. so stay tuned, maybe start thinking ahead. >> it is the holidays,e ve things to do. >> and so that is why i'm that chanut >> we'll plan ahead.ri all t. coming up, dougli wams apologize for his comments on reuben foster's allegations, why reuben foster's allegations, why doug says these were the

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punishment. >> and i havee general pr adv for the redskins. if you made a controversial move to add a player, just 72 hours after he was arrested for domestic violence, don't under any circumstances minimize domestic violence or say anything that could be remotely misconstrued as minimizing domestic violence, but that i h whatpened to redskins executive doug williams. during a weekly radio an apce, williams said of the rubeuben foster waiver claim, w ghve people in hi, high, high places that f have donear worse and if you look at it rl less particularly, they are still up will there. this is small potatoes. todahe apologized. >> i won't make excuses because there is no excuses. if you know me, you would

understandrowing up i under the climate and what is going on. and for me to have made comments like i did, i justant to apologize to anybody out there within ear shot especially with the ladies of ts area across the country. and like i said, i got six daughters. there is no way in the worldat th i would tolerate anything like that. >> to the field, redskins in the thic of a playoff race. they visit the eagles monday night. washinon needs a win to keep who beat the cowboys the saints last night. p ahilly loss would put the redskins into third place in the division and out of the second wild card spot, but that is not changing how they approach monday night. >> to me it is always do or die. if i lose a game -- that is the type of competitive nature i carry with me week to week. last month of the season, you know, games are a little mored

importan they can be loo ad s do or die. you have toook at every week as do or diean if yout to be a consistent team. wizards news is not good. dwight howard had surgery on a spine to fix a hniated disk. it is unclear when he ctuld rern to action. he will have to waitrewo to e months tevaluated. and coming up, caps, wiz and a football state championships, we'll have highlights. >> all right. thanks y and tha for joining us. >> we hope would he seal ye'll 11:00.

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