making the redskins roster saturday, a cornerback to waived today, roberts, make way for free-agent anthony mccoy. sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. jonathan: serena-venus, come on. robert: that is going to be ridiculous. toathan: do they make a pact just not like each other those couple hours? coming up, we go back to the beach. jonathan: t falling shorthe nats in their first game against the mets is the top turning story on wjla.com, the president providing sick leave, and steve rudin's forecast. nothing says summerlike a little sand and sunshine. these sculptures from all over the world are now in san diego. they are using a lot of sand. they transformed 300 tons of sand into works of art. look at the detail. it is part of before the annual sand sculpting challenge and art exhibition. severalan artist won top prizes. amazing how much time they put into this. jonathan: another look at the weather. nicer i think it is even for the parents were sending their kids off to school. jonathan: they are screaming for joy. steve: the kids already asking on twitter, when are the snow days? give it so

today the skins signed former seattle seahawk anthony mccoy at the position, giving the team a littleore depth. now he's joining the team for the first regular season game of the year. it's here, folks. it all begins this sunday when washington hosts the miami dolphins. their offense has to worry about ndamukong suh while the defense has new targets to worry about in miami's re-tooled roster. >> you're looking at a team that's gotten better and better. on the defensive side of the ball it's up to us to lock in on our assignments and go out there and play fast and physical and let the chips fall where they may. >> the first full weekend of college football isn't even over yet. it comes to a close tonight with a huge showdown in blacksburg. virginia tech hosts the ohio state buckeyes who not only begin to defend their national title but they're also looking for a little revenge. if you recall last year, week one, the hookies traveled to columbus and in front of the largest crowd in ohio state history, they handed them their only loss of the 2014 season. they're hoping to start 2015 with