>>> childhood friends back together thanks to a redskins reunion. >> carol maloney has the story from richmond. >> reporter: same hometown, same high school and now back on the same field. half of the redskins starting secondary from south carolina, population 23,000. josh harmon and d.j. swearinger. they are reunited and reminiscing. >> it is towns to have two in the same. somewhere like miami or texas probably but greenwood, no. >> i would love to hear your reaction. >> exactly what happened. >> i ended up coming up so hard on the guy and hit him in his back. my mouth piece in my mouth. stitched up. that was it. it's nomthat. it is like my tattoo. >> i love this play. >> i need that. i appreciate that. >> what message do you have for the kids back home and everywhere that kind of really want to follow in your foot >> don't matter where you come from. go do it. put your whole heart into it. >> i didn't have girlfriends. it was just ball. ball was my girlfriend. nothing else came before that except my family and god. that is what we live by. if somebody is aspiring to be where we are

they face up against the ravens and baltimore which is where we find carol maloney right now. hey, carol. >> hey, guys. yeah, the preseason it kicks off tonight. we see the chopper flying overhead. there are signs of life out here on the field. the preseason, it everybody for the starters, they're going to dust off some of the rust. for the guys who want to be the break out stars, that is tbd. as for the starters, the most important guys that we're watching, kirk cousins, of course. the quarterback and his new receiver, terrell prior. prior, he's 6'4". giant. we've been seeing him in camp. but cousins expected to be in for about 6 to 8 plays. very short time to see how well he connects with prior, the chemistry and the timing he has with that giant of a receiver with the stars like jackson, there's a lot riding on pryor's success. they're all sitting out, three main targets for cousins. with those guys sidelines. all eyes will definitely be on pryor. >> quarterbacks, as the players come and go around them, they continue to produce at high level. that's certainly a goa to play w

. >> our coverage, team coverage continues now with carol maloney. >> she's also in baltimore with a look at what's ahead in sports, carol? >> reporter: hey what, we have the news 4 chopper flying over us. is it a bird, plane? no news 4 chopper mean it's a big game. redskins and ravens, we'll tell you the four things to look out for, coming up. ♪ >>> stories of survival, we'll hear from people who jumped to safety one year ago. now, they're trying to rebuild after that tragedy in silver spring. >> dramatic images as shots ring out next to a woman and a child. we have a video police want you to see as they search from the men behind this bold attack. >> reporter: i'm julie carey, where the home day care inside that townhouse is still allowed to operate, even though the man who runs was just arrested on sex crime charges. coming up, a look at whether that mean some kind of change is needed in state rules. >>> and i'm tracking a few sprinkles on storm team 4 rar radar right now. however, have the umbrella handy friday >>> she has some answers and some reaction, jewels. >> reporter: wendy

our carol maloney is out at ashburn. you can't stay away from this team, can you?reporter: no, i can't. it's not fall but it is football season. i'm not producing the show but i would have put this segment after the corpse flower story because we know they stunk it up last week in preseason game number one and they definitely don't want to do that. they are back in ashburn now and hoping to get back to feeling good about this team. last week's lackluster performance in baltimore everyone says it was a wake up call. practice footage to show you from today. don't let the casual stroll out to the practice field fool you. the guys coming out flat. no more mr. nice guy. players tell me the mood has definitely changed. three weeks left there is definitely a sense of urgency now that wasn't there before especially with the offense and it starts with the coach. >> 2.2 yards a carry. for us to be a physical football team we have to -- >> as a unit, as an offense we left a whole lot of things on the field that we need to clean up and play better. i think that we will. >> we

in ashburn, carol maloney, news 4 sports. >> nine players with birthdays in august. the nationals look to finish their nine-game home stance strong especially since the disabled list has 12 players. despite injuries sit atop the division. game two in the two-game set against angels before their final west coast road trip. this family here not messing around. they are all in. one on and two outs. z zimmerman takes this for a ride. 28th home run of the season. the angels strike back. down one, man on. he gets all of this one sending the pitch to the fans in right center. angels come back to take a 3-2 lead. in the seventh the nats defense showing off. lifting this one up. michael taylor soaring in for the out making the incredible play. so we have the last chance for the nats here. bottom of the 9th. trying to be the hero again. grounds out to second and game over. nats fall 3-2 and split the two-game series. just wrapping up orioles lost to e 7-6. >> thank you. and that's going to do it for us. thank you for joining us. nightly news is headed your way next. we hope>>

in richmond, carol maloney, news4 sports. >> they're going to make some good old days together now. >>> it is one of the most difficult tickets to get your hands on but if you want to hear "hamilton," quarterback kirk cousins is here to help. >> the $10 founding father went a lot farther by working a lot harder, by being a lot smarter, by being a self-starter, by 14 -- >> not bad, huh? that's cousins rapping the first song from the hit broadway show. last year, we found out it's one of the many musicals he wants to see. he says he's hoping he can get a seat when it comes to the kennedy center until next year. meanwhile, he's going to keep on rapping. he's ready for it. >>> one last look at the forecast. >> let's go ahead and take a look at this. today we are going to see that storm, chance is going to be in the afternoon, very similar to yesterday. temperatures panning out in the low 90s through the end of the week. the good news is, front moves through friday and we are going to see that really bring a drastic change to our temperatures over the weekend. it does bring with it that th

and with more from baltimore tonight, we're joined by carol maloney. >> reporter: tell wendy that i looked it up, it wasn't the longest preseason game in history. but it sure felt like it. players certainly happy it came to an end. as for kurt cousins and company, they were sure upbeat after the game. >> i think it was a wakeup call. much may have been made in training camp in richmond and feeling good about what we're doing. we've got a long ways to go. i think that could be a good thing in the long run. the best thing we need right now. >> you can take it as a wakeup call, a learning experience, you know, what have you. but bottom line, we've got to look at that and improve on it. >> reporter: well, as for the goals tonight, it was not to get hurt, and find out what they need to work on. as for not getting hurt, two injuries, two mris tomorrow, murphy and craven both with knee injuries. two potential starters right there. going to be a long week. guys, i'll send it back to you. >> thank you, carol. you have to get back to work on saturday. finishing u

in richmond, carol maloney, news 4 case that drew national attention. >> a 12-year-old taking her ownlife after becoming a victim of bullying on social media. her family is now suing the school district for not doing enough to protect their daughter from that harassment. >>> it humiliated her. it intimidated her. it made her feel alone, i's t i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile. i need one number... not two. i'm always moving forward... because i can't afford to get stuck in the past. comcast business. built for business. >>> what could cheerleader, gymnast, well liked at school. what could make her commit suicide. >> apparently nonstop bullying. girl from new jersey taking her own life. now family suing her school saying the school didn't do enough to help her. >> it made it feel like the world, keep in mind, that her world is 900 students at middle school. it made it feel like the world was against her. >> t

at fedex field, carol maloney, news 4 storts sports. >>> one more to go and the real season starts. then wet come on. >>> 63 degrees my car read this morning. almost chilly. >> almost chilly. >> i think it's chilly. >> when i'm outside -- sffor yo and i we need sweaters for that weather. >> no heat. not yet. >> i refuse. >> i would say windows down because it really does feel nice out. >> one window. >> crack it. >> just crack it. don't let the breeze get in your hair but you can crack the window. it's really nice out this morning. an unseasonably cool start to your week. rain chances increasing big time tomorrow. watching harvey, remnants for this weekend. here's a look at it right now. a lot of rain east of houston. this will get closer to louisiana and they'll start to see the heavy rain. again, devastating flooding continuing there. look at the track, though. this thing is going to continue to stay slow. it's going to continue to pump in the gulf moisture. not leaving texas until wednesday. locally, though, we're dry. 55 dulles. 67 right now in washington. for today, clouds incr

. >> carol maloney. >> thank you very much. >>> that is our broadcast tonight.e thank you for joining us. "nightly news" is coming up next and we'll see you tonight for news 4 at 11:00. good night, everybody. . >>> on this sunday night, violence in virginia. tension between those on the left and right boiling over again in charlottesville. the new clashes coming 24 hours after the protests turned deadly as we learn more about the woman who died and the driver accused of killing her. >>> what he didn't say? the outrage voiced by some over what the president left out of his call to bring pep in our country together. >>> teen detectives. a group of teenagers makes a surprising discovery about a promise never kept when a new arena went up in boston. >>> and golden tunes from interstellar space to your living room. a 40-year-old album finding new relevance. "nbc nightly news"

. >> watch jay gruden's full interview with carol maloney and the nbc washington app.he looks great. >> i keep hearing about this apple cider >>> let's take another look at our weather. are we going to get some popup storms? >> yes, there's definitely a chance. we've got all the ingredients in place for it. it's on the lower end of the spectrum. today the heat the humidity and the chance for storms. if you're stepping outside down towards manassas, 84 degrees. blue ridge, still some spots in the upper 70s. here in the district we're at 83 degrees and climbing through the remainder of your day. we are dry right now and we'll start to see that chance of precipitation really creep up in the afternoon and evening hours. you can also see that fluctuation of clouds in and out. we'll see a nice mix of clouds and sun for your wednesday. hour by hour, you can see by 5:00 p.m. we start to see that chance for showers and thunderstorms. models not doing too but the ingredients are in place for a few popup showers to push through. at nightfall we start to see that chance decrease.

. >>> i'm carol maloney. a sad day in the world of college basketball. legendary villanova coach has died at the age of 82. folks in the dmv will remember him as the georgetown's heart with an epic upset. massimino was inducted in the college hall of fame. he won 355 games. for his career that win number an impressive 816. cause of death still unknown. he recently entered a hospice care in florida. we will keep you updated as more information comes available. my contact at georgetown told me patrick ewing will be issuing a statement. >>> harvey is already the biggest rain storm in the history of the continental united states. it made landfall again today bringing a new wave of punishing rain into texas and now louisiana. we will take you there live. >>> and a lot of people have been looking for ways to help those effected. how you >>> members of the virginia national guard headed to texas. the governor says 40 troops will deploy in the morning. virginia is sending seven helicopters to help rescue people from the flood waters. >>> and those waters are ris

. >> jay gruden's full interview with carol maloney. i tried something like that, you eat some vinegar, google the crash diets. >> lot of people tried the apple cider vinegar. seems to work for folks. >> by the way, back to verizon center. in tampa changed the name to 1800 ask gary amphitheater. >> i am looking that up. >> might still be called that. when i lived there, i'll say, he is smart. you have to say it all the time. >> we shall >>> here's a look as we go outside. today the weather outlook exercise. well, it is heating up. we have been talking about a summertime pattern through the afternoon. hot and humid for today. definitely feeling a lot like yesterday. the commute this morning will be dry, but we have an isolated storm chance later this afternoon. that may be giving parts of the area a wet evening commute. lunchtime, hot and humid. going to the pool, keep an eye to the sky. have the nbc washington app. we will see a few thunderstorms try to flare up. 74 now. you see clouds around in the district. we have mostly cloudy skies

alexander hamilton, last season carol maloney learned about the qb's hamilton's habits. he hopes to see the show when it comes to the kennedy center. apparently he sings show tunes all the time. >> that kirk cups iousins is a football player. >> we're still a few weeks from the regular season. but you can watch the dallas cowboys take on the arizona cardinals right here on nbc tonight. >> did you hear her tone change when she said dallas cowboys. >> this is the annual hall of fame game. it kicks off pre-season action every year in canton, ohio. that game starts at 8:00. the redskins first pre-season game is one week from today. >> it's a new era for cold -- university of dollar renovation project. take a look. it's not only a state-of-the-art practice facility for a football team. it is also home to the center for sports medicine. here they'll learn how to protect student athletes from traumatic brain injuries. >> because the questions they raise are exactly the questions we'll start answering here. >> we love our sports. but we love our athletes even more. >> full renov

. >> news4's carol maloney shows us one roster hopeful in richmond who wants to stir it up. >> i don'tsee anybody bigger, so i look at you like you're the same size as me. i look at you like you're smaller than me. >> reporter: statistically, almost everyone in the nfl is bigger than nico marley. except on the inside. >> having that lion in you, you see the ball, you get the ball. you know what i mean? you have an assignment. you go do it. >> reporter: an animal instinct for football, but he hasn't forgotten about his heritage or the name on the back of his jersey. his grandfather, reggae legend bob marley. i'm sorry, i see the back of your jersey and i say in my head, no woman, no cry. i can't help myself. >> it's a great song. >> reporter: have you forgotten it's bob marley's grandson on the football field? >> skbyes and no. i feel like it's cool. >> it switches. right now, it's iron lion in zion, you know what i mean? i feel like i'm singing the song and living that life right now. ♪ i'm going to be iron like a lion in zion ♪ >> reporter: a legendry last name will not guarantee a ro

news 4's carol maloney, always so good to see you.you're in ashburn and you were actually at practice today. how did jordan reed look? >> reporter: yeah, i kept my eyes on number 86 as everyone did. and jordan reed, he jordan reed. he's wearing a customized orthopedic in the cleat and he told me that quickeeps him paine as he recovers from a toe injury. again, all cameras watching this guy because jay gruden says that the offense runs through jordan reed. it's his first appearance with teammates on the field this week. and now the challenge is to keep him on the field. >> i'm feeling good. it felt great to be back out there with my teammates and back to work. >> any pain? how do you describe how your toe feels? >> feels pretty good, 100%. so i'm excited. >> coach, any tangible like in terms of confidence that comes from you when you see number 86 out there knowing how important he is to the offense? >> yeah, he is a critical part of our offense. we know that. and so it is a con there are a lot of things that he can do that not many ca

. >>> news4's sports reporter carol maloney is also in seat pleasant for kevin durant day.an look for her reports on news4 at 5:00 and 6:00 and we would love to see how you celebrated the day. send us your pictures using #kdday. >>> well, this is the last thing you want to worry about when you fly but there is growing concern about the air we breathe inside the plane. this summer, a number of airline passengers and crew members got sick due to what experts believe and are calling toxic fume events. nbc's stephanie goff explains what they are and the danger they pose. >> reporter: a makes an emergency landing in buffalo, new york, this month. >> you might have more than one patient. >> reporter: this video from a passenger shows firefighters on board while he starts to feel sick. >> sharp pain, headache. >> reporter: three crew members went to the hospital. jetblue says no mechanical issues were found. the incident sounds eerily similar to something american airlines pilot dennis says he experienced in june. >> we all immediately noticed the smell. >> reporter: he says the f

. >> i'm carol maloney in richmond day 5 of training camp for the redskins.ot an update today. it's not an answer, exactly on how jordan is doing. you remember he's been on the list, l before training camp begun, he had a sore toe, physically unable to perform. we saw him practicing on his own yesterday and he looked like jordan reid. today we learned he went to see a specialist in charlotte. that appointment is just a check up and he's still listed as day-to-day. time now to check in with number 71, trent williams, his eighth training camp. he's trying something new. the 320-pound offensive tackle is a vegan. he's been meat and dairy free for a month now. man, does he miss mexican food. he knows this will make him better, yes, i said better, even though he's already considered the best offensive tackle in the league and five-time probowler, he has greater things in mind. >> my determination to me is one of the best to play the game, so, i mean, that alone will fuel you because it's such an unknown. you know. you never know how things may play out, you know,

baltimore against the ravens right here, you're watching on nbc 4 and joining us live, there you go, carol maloney, i can't believe we're talking about football. >> came so quickly. >> are you ready for preseason it's preseason game number one, redskins and ravens up here in baltimore. it will be the beginning of finding out the question, the answer to the question that you've probably already heard. how good are the redskins going to be this year, probably not going to get the answer tonight, we will get a sense. it's going to be tune up, first glance the players arrived 25 minutes ago. yet kirk cousins, of course, he has his game face on, always. how much will he play tonight, jay wouldn't say. we know historically, his mo is to play the starters about one series. so expect cousins early five to eight plays tonight, at least. you're going to want to tune in early. also, tonight we'll find out about the depth, the chemistry and at the level of competition. so we will get a sense of this team, a first glance of what to expect this year. that's always something to look forward to. could be good, co

carol maloney, member of congress or the upper east side of new york in a the second most educated congressional district in the country thanks to all of you. she has the first. we've been working together on congressional resolutions in changing sec rigs to get more women because you find the companies with more women on the board and grow faster, more profitable. more women in leadership. i'm the offered the fair representation, which is among the other impact should increase the number of women in congress by an enormous percentage by moving the multimember districts buried in both parties have a huge incentive to put women -- which should be very helpful. i went to a men's college and the only graduate program was the development economics. and spent all their summers in growing economies in so that very much was that their intellectual background i was raised with. >> i am sure that newspaper report you mentioned is on everybody's mind. for anybody who didn't see it, there is a government report written by 13 government agencies based on thousands of studies, which is according to the repor

we, with carol maloney, a member of congress from the upper mid east side of new york, i have the second most educated congressional district in the country. she is the first. we have been working together on congressional resolutions and changing sec regulations to get more women in corporate leadership because you find that companies that have more women on their boards and more women and see-suites have faster market growth and are more profitable. countries that have more women in its leadership have greater gdp. and the chief author of something called the fair representation act which should increase the number of women in congress by an enormous percentage. in multimember districts or even in both parties that will have a huge incentive to put women on their slate or on their ticket which will be very helpful. i went to williams college, a tiny little thing in western massachusetts. the only graduate program they had their was in development economics. as an economics major, every professor i had was a development economist to withstand all of their summers in growing economies an