here a live look from chopper 4 over howard county. this was part of an area under a tornado warning incolumbia, maryland. and that tree damage suggests adis was a torn >> check out the power lines down on this car in arlington. at oneoint dominion power was reporting more than 100,000 customers wiout electricity. >> all of this part of the same line of storms that spawned deadly tornados inss miouri overnight killing three people there. the storms have moved out now, so we'll begin team coverage tonight with shomari stone and a new look at theda ge in southeast, washington. what are you finding, shomari? >> reporhar: people tell me t it was an absolute mess, that heavy wind and rain swept through here.ou y see the suv on a slope right now because of the concrete right there. you see the dird.

a dirt. and when the wind swept through, the tree fell right on top of the building right here. two men were renovating it. and they immediately evacuated. they saw the suv and they say they can't leave because if they remove the suv, that perhaps the concete could come up and cause serious problems on ultimate here. now, there is a woman who lives right down the bloc we talked to her. >> the rain started and i heard a big boom and i was like my whole house just shook. >> reporter: that's righ she says her whole house just shook and you can see all the damage here. now, somebody be told me they work for a tree company and they will have to remove the suv before they can then chop into the tree and remove it. there is w an elderlyan who lives right next door to where this occured and she says she

feels unsafe going into her home. so we'll have to see how it all plays out. the good news is that no one w hurt. back to you. >> and also all the power lines overhead untouched. too.hat was lucky let's go to jackie bensen now live in bethesda where another large tree came down there. orter: we're getting a chance to take a look at what happened here. you can see one subaru dented in the front andhe family's other vehicle much more damaged to it unfortunately fromim the tree l oig limbs that came down. fortunately it does not appear that any homes were damaged, but this was scary. there was a teenage girl briefly trapped inside her house when wires fell and caught fire. she called 911. and she also called her dad. we talked to him a short time ago. >> she called me and she said

dad, theower went out. and i said okay. like a normal a call. and then she said there is a fire tside. i was like fire? and i freaked out and i said call 911. >> reporter: power is still out in this neighborhood. no word on whent might be restored. but again, as i sa, some damage but very lucky no injuries. jackie bensen, news 4. looks like a completely different day out there compared to this afternoon. >>ke looked li midnight for a moment. let's get to doug and amelia. it was hard to believe looking out our winwindow.y >> and look at where we were yesterday, 72 degree, plenty of sunshine. you noticed the change today. you walked outside around 2:00, 85 and 88 manassas, 19 in leesburg. that was the all you needed was the storms to come through and they fired up.

>> and now the threat for severe thundstorms is out of the area, but we could still see a few isolated showers out there g overnight to. most of us likely stay dry. >> and take a look at the radar rkt this is the last four hours. it took four hours tom go winchester all the way down toward ocean city.this is the l. it took four hours tcgo from winster all the way down toward ocean city. normally about three, four hours from d.c. on a night like tonight. that rain moving south and east. so no severe weather in our area. however new one back to the west in garrett county, that is what we use see later tonight, but we're not expecting more severe weather. these are all the severe thunderstorm reports. these are trees dow high wind reports. trees down area wide. td this is somethinghat i want you to think aut here especially up toward howard county but really anywhere. storms are over, but lots of trees down. please watch out on back roads. you may come up to a tree that nobody knows is down just yet.

power line, you never want to drive over them. be careful out there. and folks, while you're making your hliday weekend plans, make sure to stay ahead of the weather with our nbc washington app. tack the heat, storm chances, liver radar with a lot more information than the weather app thatomes with your phone. scary situation in a d.c. neighborhood, two women raped and robbed just a couple days apart, bottom crimes in the victims' homes on the same block of irving street. and police think the same guy is behind both attacks.on chris gord reports. >> reporter: police want women to be on high alert here in thes mounts plet neighborhood. two victims were sexual assaulted at gunpoint in their homes this week. >> it is horrifying that csomething like thisuld happen anywhere in the district of columbia. and i know that the mount

pleasant residents will be very concerned when they hear these reports. >> reporter: police say the victims lived just two doors from each other. >> they both involved a situation where the suspect in the case indicated that they had a weapon and then they both involve a sexual assault and demand for money. >> reporterthe first as sexual assault happened tuesday at 1:00 a.m., the suspect entering by removing an air conditioner from a backwindow. this man is a witness who doesn't want to be identified. he says the victim knocked on r. his doo >> she said a man had broken in and he was here now and he stepped where i could see him and he said don't make any noise, i've got a gun, i'll kill her. >> reporter: he says the attacker stole the victim's bicycle. police are canvassing stores and homes here handing out these flyers with pictures of the susct wearing a hoodie and riding a by sick dell. the pictures come from neighborhood surveillance cameras.

the second assault just this morning. >> and we see a lot of sevelopment happening, but the neighborhood iot completely safe. if you live in a basement unit, you need to make sure that your doors are locked. make yourself a hardtarget. >> reporter: d.c. police caught the suspect on camera and now they want him in custody. they are overing a rebarred for information leading to his arrest and conviction. jim, back to you. after searching yesterday, a bodyas wound this morning in north hill park. police suspect that the death in g related. julie carey has the story.

>> reporter: our cameras not allowed at the scene, but this is the photo police captured of investigators at work. tuesday night, they got a tip that there might be a body in these woods. they found the gravesite and this morning uncovered human cemains. and while polion't yet know who it is, they have a good idea of how the body got here. >> it is gang related as far as we know right now. and as i said, it is a high probability. >> reporter: we asked whether the body could be that a missing 16-year-old, ricardo cruz,ilast seen apr 22, believed to be in danger. bupolice say they don't yet know if the victim is male or female, juvenile or adult. they credit the mounternon police station's recent spring i gangtiative with getting the tip that led to the site. it is the seco year the saturation patrol has been in action. we took this video of aimilar patrol where gang detectives, bike patrol and districtf

ers come together to blitz the neighborhood talking to residents. >> one ofls the major goa is to intelligence. we want to know who is here, where they came from, who they are affiliated with.te >> rep patrols are also meant to build positive relationships with residents to encourage them to turn to police if they think something is wrong. edw they hope that the community will help identi hadentify theu. >> we will bring those responsible for justice. >> reporter: and in spits of s unsettling discovery,heythink that there is no threat, that this was a targeted victim. julie carey, news 4. now aeetory you will s only on news 4. cracks have formed in sections of the world war ii mmorial. it is not a safety risk, but some federal officials say itre

uires immediate attention. and scott mccfarland .reports >> reporter: the largest are on the atlantic side. if you don't know where it is,i s difficult to find. but once you get up close to it, the crack is larger than life and growing. ♪ as we get closer to memorial aly, the crowds will grow here and they will w past a big scar on a major pillar. about 20 feet long and beginning to branch off. this army veteran saw the cracks in the stone. >> we have to preserve this, makes no sense to build this beautiful memorial and just let it go to sham bems. >> reporter: there are also cracks on the district of columbia pillar. national park service says that they have called a study. as of now, there is no safety

hazardous. >> our concern is public safety. and if there is any indication that this is unstable or might cause a safety issue, we'll take steps for that. >>h at t point that is not a concern? >> correct, that is not a concern. >> reporter: the problem is large enough that congress has been briefed. u.s. house subcommittee said that the fracture requires immediate attention before further damage leads to increased repair costs. ♪ for the visitors from military gr ups to high schoolbands, the experience is the same. >> we hope it continues to get better, taken care of and hopefully funded because we want to see our gre monuments. >> reporter: but the park service acknowledges that they will have to wait for the to complete before they know the cost or time table for fixing a national treasure. scott mcfarland, news 4. a lot more still to come including the man once known as

the american taliban. now out of prison and on his w to virginia. and barbara harrison sits down with nancy pelosi. what the speakeras to say about her back and forth witnt presiderump this week. and gaduation going to be twice as nice for a couple sisters at bowie high school. and we're staying on top of the damage caused by severe weather this afternoon including a possible tornado. stay tuned.

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we go back to howard county,

the national weather service will have to come out to confirm whether this was the cause of a tornado going through columbia,n maryl that tree toppling on to a house nearly cut in half. this was an area that was in at ado warning this afternoon. and doug says that the damage is consistent with a tornado. he sayssewhere we the trees snap, that is what he says is indicative of a tornado being he t. so he has the forecast for what is coming up later tonight in a few minutes. also a major tist julian assange case. today a grand jury returned a new indictment accusing the kileaks founder of violating the espionage act. it alleges that assange worked with chelsea manning to unlawfully obtain and disclose e classif documents. assange is fighting extradition from london on a lesser charge.

manning was sent to jail last week forto refusing ooperate with the grand jury. accused jihadist who became known as the american taliban is out of federal prison and headed for our area despite concerns that he remains a potentially violent extremist. john walker lindh was arrested in afghanistan just two months after the 9/11 talks. -- attacks. pleaded guilty to supporting the taliban and tearfully reannounced terrorism in cou. t u.s. intelligence assessments say that he continued to advocate global jihad while in ison. and in a letter to our partner in los angeles in 2015, he expressed support for isi lindh is from california but news 4 has learned he plans to say for a time in northern virginia under the terms of his release, his use of the internet will be monitored and he will not be allowed totravel. another round of verbal warfare between the president

and the speaker of the house. president trump blasting ts democran a tweet this morning calling them, quote, the do nothingy. part yesterday he stormed out of an infrastructure 3450meeting and he would not work with democratic leaders until they crop their investigations of him. this week two judges ruled against his efforts to block congressional subpoenas for his financial records. nancy pelosi says that the president was trying to create a distraction. >> i pray for the president of the united states. i wish his family or his administration or staff would have an intervention for the good >> well, that remark seemed likely to get under the pr ident's skin and it looks like it did. this afternoon hen veiled a condescending nickname. >> the president called speaker of t,e house quote, crazy nancy. >> barbara harrison has just returned from an interview with speaker pelosi.

hard to believe thatan insulting name game would throw the seaker off her game. >> didn't seem to throw her off. i'm not sure that she heard that when we talked this afternoon. but we chatted about a lot of things about her life, howghe to where she is, and how she feels about the power that she wields. i asked her if the strength of her conviction ail her wl to fight may have come from the fact that she was the only girl to grow up with five brothers. >> i don't know if- i can't really measure whether it made me stronger, but what it did is made me unintimidated. > i think a lot of people who observe your interaction with people, you iluding the president of the united states, feel that you aren't intimidated by anybody. some people, maybe more men, find it -- intimidating. where does that com from? >> quite a bit is experience.

and part of it is the urgency of getting aa job done results for the american people. being afraid is a luxury no one can afford. >> sheou talked abt the importance of confidence and hoe shried to help all of the people who she works with in the house feel that same w g andet the confidence that she seemso have. i have a lot more coming up in the conversation, it was a wonderful a ernoon and i learned a lot with the speaker and her life here, born this baltimore. she cash to wagton for college where she met the man that she's been married to for over 350 years now. even though they live apart, she says they have a great marriage and she has a lot more to tell > us. > that she took time on this busy week. >> i waavery lucky to hve her sit down with me today. it was a busy day. quote ally enjoyed her

about fear being a luxury. i had never heard it phrased that way. and there is a lot of truth to that. >> and she says that is where ce her confide comes from. >> barbara, thank y. an speaking of intimidatio the weather was certainly intimidating today. a lot of people on edge. >> and we're looking at tse pictures. and to me what is just wild about this storm,he most impressive shots of trees slicing through homes is not what is indicative a tornado going through there. talk to us about that. >> yeah, when you have straight line winds, you will get trees that all fall in the same ir dtion. they will go through houses too. and we ha that. what i'm seeing now is trees literally sheared half of the tree isneust go. and when that happens, the t reason tha happens is because when wids come up normally, they tend to blow fairly slowly and then they get quicker and thateellows the tr to go back and forth a little bit. when a tornado comes up, you

will go from 10, 15-mile-per-hour winds to 100 in a matter of two or three seconds. and that just shears the tops right off. that tells me that it was a tornado. and it does look like a tornado when we lke aok at the radar signature. so i definitely think this was a tornado in howard county. adwe h a tornado warning through downtown. we have not seany damage here that would show me that that was definitely a tornado, but we saw the strong winds.any damage her that would show me that that was definitely a tornado, but we saw the strong winds. any damage hee that would show me that that was defwitely a tornado, but we the strong winds. nothing else on the radar right now. the watches north and west, that is a new system that is developing right now. this was four hour, very care that we see storms fromns penylvania border all the way down toward charlottesville, but

that is what we saw today. everybody seeing at least something. and they all came fro the storms to the west. these were the tornado storms yesterday in parts of missouri. look at this whole line. here is 7:00, 8:00, coming right through. and then whoosh right through the area earlier this what helped to create the stronger storms is the heat and humidity. look at the highs today, 91 leesburg, 88 norton, 89 in warrington. a very hot day across the io r a lot of humidity as well. so when the storms got into the very moist unstabletmosphere, were able to see the storms really develop. right now, very nice nigk. loot this, blue sky, temperature sitting at 73. winds out of the south at 9 miles an hour. andbo every on the nice side. we've gone back into the 80s where we've seen the sun come back out first. cooler?re we where we've seen the rain end. how about the next couple days?

83 tomorrow, 80 saturday, beautiful weather friday and ndsaturday. su though, 92 with a chance of a shower or thunderstorm there too. much more on what to expect next week iluding what i think will be the first heat wave of the

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twin sisters share everything and soon they will be sharing the stage as co-valedictorian. >> alexis and kayla say the honor was ashock and now they good are getti are getting their speeches in order. >> we each get like 2 1/2 minutes. >> reporter: and atow b high school, they are both val valedictori valedictorian. these twin sisters are taking twinning to a whole other level. they have matching gpas, highest in the school. >> just really ae. coincide >> just took all the sme classes. >> reporter: and when they are not working on the good grades,

they are playing tennis. doubles of course. but the news of the two way gpa tie exceeded even their expectations. >> we got call that had we were co-valedictorians. and we were like what? >> i remember seeing f forrealsealies. >> reporter: and of course they where going to the same college. >> yufrlts of maryland college park and i'll be majoringn chemical engineering. >> and i'll be majoring in mechanical engineering. >> we can talk about their gpa, but they himself had 600 service hours each. state of maryland only requires 24 community service hours. they had eef600 hour. >> dreporter: and how they it all? the answer was together. >> i feel like i've always had a partner for things in life. >> reporter: graduation is on tuesday. the twins are still working on

their speech. but their father tells me that he is expecting them to come back every summer tr tu students here at bowie high school 2r5is cit tracee wilkins, news 4. >> sky is the limit for those two. >> congratulations to them. coming up next, do your cbd product get you arrested? ahead, the iteam uncovers a big problem with popular drug testing kits. and see what happened when we put t police field tests to the test. and stormsedave mov out, so we're staying top of the damage reports across the area. the latest on a possible tornado touching down in maryld, we'll touching down in maryld, we'll haanv

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breaking now, a possible tornado tearing through parts of howard county, maryland. >> chopper 4 over the scene in clum bhee oluia where you see t fell into this home. twister has not yet been confirmed, but there was a tornado warning earlier this afternoon. >> and more damage in the district here. neighbors telling us that they felt a building shake as a tree toppled over right on to a home in southeast. >> the storms were powerful and quick. and we'll show you a live look at radarand you see the severe weather is just about out of here. >> but storm team 4 is tracking the chance for more rain tonight and everything that you need to know for the holiday weekend too. doug and amelia will break it all down. you now to the story about

cbd. it is marijuana's cannabis cousin but it is legal. >> but a local store was raided because police and state labs t can't tell difference. >> jodie fleischer is here with what she uncovered and what one state is now doingbo a it. >> reporter: that's right. cbd is changing laws around the country. but we found these field tests police use to detect marijuana have not kept up. and even state labs are now scrambling to ude their tests. so cannabis confusion doesn't la innocent people in jail. you can find cbd everywhere. from the shadows o pot parties, to the shelves of big box stores. >> i fell in love with it. >> reporter: michael is an avid golfer who suffers back pain and wanted to share his relief with others. >> it actually does help. >> reporter: it is derived from the hemp plant. it w 't get youhigh.

michael started selling it at parties. >> i wasn't worried about getting arrested. because i was confidence in the products.ut >> reporter: bolice raided a party and placed samples into disposable field tests like these. what did you think when the tests turns positive? >> i wa shocked. >> reporter: the same thing happened when the news 4 iteam put the test to the test. i'd say that is pretty purple.rd we oed field kits from police supplywebsite and bought all kinds of cbd products. even whenhe sellers private lab tests showedr the puct contained no thc, which is what gets marijuana usersig h cbd oil, chocolates, gummy, even dog treats all tested positive as marijuana. >> not a surprise. the test is designed do that. >> reporter: department of ally sics science ac tested marijuana and cbd side by sideur for o camera. he says the tests are designed as a quick easy way for police

to detect came nab 2340idcannab. >> it would turn it purple. >>ui no matter what qnd of prop kind of product? >> yes. >> reporter: and in the district you can have up to two ounces legally. but in virginia, you can be convicted of simple possession based on an officer's marijuana field test. and the iteam found that isn't the only testi ilure that can get you in trouble. >> i don't know why it was -- >> reporter: meet kyle, he allow you had ours camera inside hi licensed business that sells cbd but declined to did a formal interview because he has a pending felony charge to distribution of marijuana. >> big concern is whether there were illegal substances in the products. >> reporter: police say acting on a tip a detective went undercover and bought plant products like this one. it does look a and smellot like the real thing, but the packaging says that it is cbd

that contains under 0.3%thc. >> all of the products tested positive for marijuana. >> reporter: they raided kyle's store in march just sys da after virginia law changed the definition of marijuana. now it allows the sale of hemp products like cbd as long as they contain only a trace of thc, no greater than 0.3%. police didn't know about that new law. >>idn't even test for the amount of thc.r: >> reportend iteam found they couldn't have because the statesi forenc lab does not have that capability. the amount never ttered. >> we're working on getting a method up and running for that particular analysis. >> reporter: virginia's rector forensic science says la the lab can measure the amount of thc in oils, but no other cbd uc prodts. she says the rest of the evidenceng testi is now on hold.

>> i definitely don't want anyone to goto jail if they were notg breakin some law. >> reporter: she plans to send a letter to ever a prosecutd police department in virginia warning of the potential for cbd to test positive asr mauana. >> it is important for them to understand what the limitations of our testingare. >> reporter: what that means for kyle's case is still unclear. but he has already had to pay a lawyer and go tou t. >> even if you are found not guilty, court fees, lawyers, it adds up. >> reporter: and michael ended up convincing the officer not to nrrest him with lab tests proving what was i his product. >> i showed him my documentation. >> reporter: he knot every cbd user will have that chance and wonders about the pain positive field tests could cause. >> i think that they need to upgrade eir equipment to be able to better handle that. it could really ruin somebody's life. >> reporter: we reached out to theakers of the police field tests but did not matter back. some say right on the box that results must be verifiedn a

lab. virginia's lab director told me that tests to determine the amount of thc should be ready this summer. so wt do you do in the meantime? it is probably best to keep your cbd products in their original packaging. >> good yeadvice. an opening report there. thanks so much. e to learn morout this story and see other stories the iteam has done on the use of cbd, select investigaurons on opp. pumping money into metro, we have the details on congress' plan toive the transit agency $150 million a year. hand-in-hand, you have 00 seen the picture. now hear from the artist and the granothers of thelittle girl mind the moving mural moment. plus from weather alert to weather cleanup. we're live with thet lates damage reports and an updated forecast for your ho

a solemn memorial day traditional arlington. soldiers from the g oldrd place an american flag at every arrest are link ton gravesite in honor of theen military and women who have sacrificed their lives in service to the nation.

today president trump and first lady melania trump joined them. the old guard has been carried on this tradition now for several decades. senators from maryland and virginia are trying to get more metro funding. they introduced that bill that would provide $1.5 billion over the next ten years. the same commitme congress made ten years ago, but this year that money runs out. >> this is the nation's metro st syem. peak hours, 40% of the ridership are federal workers. the metro system is ally important to our country. so the federal government needs to tke a responsible partnership. >> under the bill the government could continue to provide $150 million a year and there a additional $50 million a year if metro meets certain safety requirements. and don't forget, we are just two days away from the massive metro shutdown, it is closing all blue and yellow lines south of reagan national airport. the closure will last t

ough september to fix cracking platforms. we have the work arounds lted in t the nbc whington app. and now let's gts the damete reports from the violent storms. >> s and you all of these indicators are severe damage reports from the winds. in maryland, there was likely a tornado there based on the da age that we'reseeing. and i'm also talking to the national park service who is saying that at hains point, damage a lot of tree down there. we'll have that video coming up after the break and let you know whatyou can expect for the

a precious momenin front of the harriet tubman mural in maryland is tugging at our heart strings. >> a little girl was on a walk with her grandmother w they came across this mural. that when lubby delivered the high five seen across the country now. corey smith brings us the prhicious moments be this iconic image. >> reporter: at the tende of 3, lubby is too young to understand dorchester county's his tear and the rich legacy of perhaps its most famous daughter. but an afternoon walk with her grandmotrs tracy and tammy brought her face-to-face with an american hero. >> as soon as we rounded the

and r, she could see her she was like oh! and then quickly changed. >> reporter: something inside lubbyas drawing her to the mural. not one to miss a priceless moment, grandma snapped a photo and tt interne took over from there. did you think that it would go viral? >> no, next day i saw it had 800 shares and i knew that it was something special. >> reporter: t mural is unfinished in the photo. to the eye it looks as if tub man reaches on out with a gloved hand,er touring figure inviting the young child to come wih her. lubby extends her hand and in that moment past meets present. >> we get teared up. >> reporter: and they are not alone. thousands of people are liked, shared and reflectedenn the momt. >> a lot of thought in the design concepts. i wanted to egage the people.

i knew people would be. engaged >> reporter: and he says the presence of an innocent child just magnifies the mural's meaning. >> the hope of a new generation touching the hope of a woman offering hope for that generation. she doesn't know you all the stories behind this. >> reourter: does it make happy that you've been able to make people feel good? >> >> uh-huh. >> reporter: and it draws vis visitors far and wide. and as for this beautiful little girl, if she needs a role model, she's got one now. >> one thing that we can pass so is that she chose to do the ight thing. >> reporter: corey smith, news . so cool. and we have been in weather

alert mode today. we had aft beautiful anoon and then, wham, we had the storms come through and now look, we have sunny skies. but the dage is going to linger. >> yeah, we had that tornado warning in columbia. we were on the air when that was ing on. and then we were on the air when we had a tornado warning this downtown d.c. and this is new video that i'm now seeing for the first time too. i'm looking for any possibility of tornadic -- >> whoa! >> yeah, numerous trees are also down along the national mall as well. what we're looking a here very strong i can't tell from there if that was a tornado, but definitely strong winds came through there. and we have reports of 54-mile-an-hour winds at nats park, -a68-milen-hour winds at the airport.so

yeah, they can take down some trees. this is four hours ago fm winchester right through our area. these moving at 55 to 60 miles an hour. here is all the damage reports with the storms. i always love this, storms move through, and then watch the damage reports come with it.-m e-an-hour winds at andrews air force base. all the trees down montgomery and howard county from the monster storm there. more toward manassas over toward fairf fairfax. so lots of damage to clean up. a tree down on a house in potomac heights area. but it is looking better for the weekend. >> yeah, finally something nice to talk about. we are looking at very su erlike weather especially sunday and monday as we look to the unofficial start of summer this weekend for memorial day

weekend. satury a high of 80, it is warm, not humid. we have plenty of sunshine. a mix of clouds and sun. 92 sunday, second time this year that we have hit 90 degrees. 87 for a high on monday. chance for some scattered lalt day showers and thunderstorms on sunday but memorial day is looking dry. every day looking great if you are heading to the pl. s all risk with the 30% chance that you will deal with a shower or thunderstorm. if you are heading to the beachi doug is hea to ocean city tomorrow for the evening showers, it will be 79 at ou local beaches. plenty of sunshine. maybe an isolated shower on monday. 70 for a high saturday, 85 on sunday. water temperature only in the low to mid-6 s. so that is not comfortable. and overall our temperature trend, it is going up.

tomorrow will be gorgeous, highs in the low 80s. a nice breeze. sunday we hit 90 and then next week potentially tracking our first heat wave as we have three 90 degr days or warmer on our 10 day forecast. >> yeah, that's right. we're tracking the heat making its way through. tomorrow beautiful, saturday beautiful. there is a hot day on sunday. a high of 92. 87 on monday. that is memorial day. and that leads us into what we think is the first heat wave of the season. these numbers could be a little low.th someg that i'll be watching closely. and as we head to june, this year is just fly by. but looking pretty nice.>> sure is. doug, thank you. great job today. comin up next, the nats show some fire, but it doesn't solve thegl struge. isare write take-off.

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nice to see the get a little angry. >> a spark, and yet again another decent start, but spoiled by the bullpen. this time strasburg got some help at the plate. but once he exited, that is when the wheels fall off. the nats fans hoping to see their team finally g win over the mets and avoid the sweep. we pick it up inhe top of the eighth. nats down 3-1. kendrick tried to check his swing but strike three. and he was not pleased. you be the judge. kendrick expresses his frustration and he was ejected. and davie also tossed. but later in the inning, with

between on, one right up the middle. both runners c into score. and nats take a 4-3 lead. but that eighth inning, a three run homer to gomez. andthat will do it, new york wins 6-4 completing the four game sweep. martinez down but not out. >> we're not out of it, i can tell you that right now. like i said, we're in every game. just have to finish the games. >> a hell of a manager. >> we know we're playing good ggseball. still being aressive. doing a lot of things right. but at the same time, a lot oft hings aren't going our way. win. way to fix that is to >> easier said than done these

days. orioles hosting the yankees on weather day in baltimore, they picked an interesting day for that. before the storms, kids got quete th game. birds down 5-2, with two on, he crushes to left. orioles tie it at five. and then in the 90s, two ounint, it likes like he strikes him out but the ump i cala ball. that was pretty close. he walks torez and loads the bses. and thi is the go ahead run. orioles were swept in the >>los. atd a surprise from obama the youth baseball academy. enjoying some games him as their cool year wraps up. and there was plenty of excitement for obama's t visito the baseball academy in southeast. he showed off his arm throwing a little pigskin.

and of course he went to the plate. no problem there either. obama visited the kids yesterday. look at that. and they are celebrating the last week of the program. he took time to tell them about teamwork and trying their best in school. cool for those kids. and season opener n connecticut on saturday. the team likely without their star who is suffering from the bruised left knee, an injury shu fered back in the playoffs in august. head coach says that decision will be made tomorrow right before, about 75% chance that she will not ay in the opener. so she will be missed out there. but on her way to getting back. >> let's hope she does.th >> nks. and we thank you for watching. "nightly news" in 60 seconds. >> and we'll see you again toght at 11:00.

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