william harper, and 10 years later louise lee was 10 years older than nelle harper more or less, when one nelle harper lee came into the world in an upstairs bedroom in their old house on alabama avenue. that name was a thanks in part to this pediatrician who i'm sure could not imagine would know his name was, yeah, in the streets of london and all kinds of places that he couldn't imagine being a part of. >> that was another nugget that was wonderful to read in your book, that is what i don't know that we knew. we will take a couple more than the old clock on the wall is taking. -- taking. did either nelle or alice address the truman capote issues concerning the probability that he wrote "to kill a mockingbird"? >> all, yes, just a wee bit. [laughter] and i think kathryn tucker windham in the wonderful -- what a treasure and i felt she so captured nelle harper and also alice in a couple of those stories, that i spent all that time with. i'm sorry, tell me -- i'm off on a mental sidetrip. >> about nelle or alice addressing that truman capote might have written a speech yes. i think all

. >> when we visited the kentucky state penitentiary we met inmate duane harper who had a long history of forcing officers to extract him from his cell. >> i'll fight sometimes, i'll argue with the guards but i'm not violent. i've done a lot of time. i've been doing time since i was 12 years old. >> when we first met harper he was serving his third year in administrative segregation or solitary confinement for having assaulted correctional officers. shortly after lockup arrived to kentucky state penitentiary officers had to extract harper from his cell again. >> threatened us, throwing feces on us, spitting at us through the door. they threatened our families. >> a lot of the older ones like lieutenant gill, they know me from when i was a youngster back down here. so we have a different type communication level and understanding. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> every night you work. i know you all. >> harper will serve at least two more years in segregation. >> i made things hard for myself. i've been in segregation three years and i don't blame nobody else. i had opportunity to get out of here

. >> thank you director nuru and director harper? >> well, i have a basic question, it amazes me that we have 100 percent construction, drawings for both of these elements, and that is great. and that shows, that we have really got the architects thinking in advance, but it, and we know, that it changes, and i mean that it is just, there is going to be changes, so what in these contracts, are the parameters that we put in for the change orders when yes, that drawing that you bid on, is not exactly, going to be what you are going to build, you are going to build something else? >> how, and so, they come in and say, well this is the cost of the else. and how are those controlled in terms of the parameters in the contract? >> well, the contractors submit the bid based on what is included in the plans. >> yeah. >> so we expect them to bid what is included in the plans. >> right. >> if we make the changes we will compensate, above or below and we will take the credit or detect this on the chase and the timing on the change and whether the

there is ongoing issue at harper and rye that i wanted to touch on. so, on the 18th or 19th, the 19th of july, me, sean and commissioner joseph went by, and we talked to harper and rye about closing the doors and there is complaints about noise getting out from the doors or whatever and we talked to them about that. and they did come in to compliance and talked to them at a security meeting at next week and there is new complaints about harper and i have been down there, and i passed by and the doors have been shut in compliance with the agreement that we made and i just want to note that because there are complaints coming through and i am not sure, if it is fair to assume that they are in violation. i just wanted to point that out. moving on, sound tests i did a sound test for a place of entertainment permit and everything was good there and then, i have done random inspections, the last couple of weekends the 26th of july, i did the inspection and the east avenue and club, temple, vessel and i went by those venues too and everything checked out. an

this is one of the carbines used in the raid on harpers ferry by john brown. exhibit illustrates the manufacturing might of the north. they could turn out hundreds of thousands of well fitted, will many factored firearms. well l many of -- manufactured firearms. the manufacturing capability was one of the north's strengths in the civil war. hand did on the other not have the industrial might that the north had. the new england and the connecticut river valley was the home of dozens of gun manufacturers. so many wereld, needed by the union army that 33 different manufacturers were turning up the identical rifle purchase by the union army. the confederates were left up to their own. they had a few places, harpers ferry, when they ask we had possession of it. richmond had a factory along the james river. and if you in north carolina, georgia, and texas. they could hardly supply the needs of the confederacy. they got most of the guns either captured in battle or imported from overseas. in finest infantry rifle the world was from britain. they bought a quarter mill

but not bryce harper. he had a plan of his own. he took to twitter asking for help from firefighters. when he got it, he marched to atlanta to beat the braves, hat in hand. the pictures of bryce harper celebrating the national's division championship wearing a customized d.c. firefighters' helmet has gone viral. john landry of engine 80 gave to it harper. >> me and my fiance were watching the game and said he doesn't have it on and he pops it on and everybody was talking about it. pretty cool. >> nats fans were buying the gear when they clenched the championship while they wait to buy tickets for the game online, other tickets were going fast. >> we already had plan holders getting tickets. in 10 minutes we sold 10,000 tickets only on sale with nlds. phones ringing off the hook. energy amazing, sales floor buzzing. >> reporter: season plan holders buy tickets straight through the world series. you already have your tickets? >> i haven't gotten them in hand but i bought them. >> reporter: you know everybody watching you was jealous?

, he has six hits, 11 at-bats, and there was again yesterday in seattle, and it looked like harper is back. >> it is significant that he feels good. it is taking some time. it takes time to get your rhythm and timing. meanwhile, the braves lost to the phillies, so washington is 6.5 down in the east, and it landed did not have a hit, and how about this? jason heyward, the ball hits him in the breadbasket. it was just that kind of day for the braves. the phillies threw a combined no-hitter at them, seven-zero, and the nats picked up a half again. let's go to baltimore, the twins and the o's, a tie, and to left field. and will score toward schafer, and santana comes around to score, five-three twins, and the final there was 6-4. let's go to football. skins opening houston sunday afternoon at 1:00, and the texans are a slight favorite playing at home, and the redskins made a huge pickup. they signed a former bronco folks, he hadw, nine tackles in the super bowl against seattle, 12 tackles against the ravens, and the , he will haveent a chance to make an impact here right away, and he will

and baby harper.. >> i texted you to make sure you tivo the show. >> your parents. >> she's so excited. >> welcome back. >> hi. >> hi, guys. >> mom and dad. i just texted you. >> how about a couple of your close friends? >> stop it. get out of here. oh, my gosh. >> who we have seen in some of your fitness sections. >> you know i'm not dieing, right? you guys look amazing. >> welcome, all of you. >> hi, baby girl. >> stephanie, your family is expanding, as we know. what's it going to be like having jenna home on weekend morni mornings? >> suddenly, we're five day a week. we get to go away. we get to go see our parents. it's going to be great. >> you are up early with the baby. have us on and watch us. >> we're up early because of jenna. >> you have gotten so -- >> she's beautiful. >> hi, harper. >> i texted my parents, make sure you are watching. >> you guys were here a couple weeks ago. your dad was on camera. >> thank you. >> so excited to get more time with your girl. >> always. we love that idea. >

. >> harperment >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> that is four ayes with director lee recusing herself and approve items nine and at the point and we will get her back in the room before we call item eleven. >> director lee is back in the room and i will call the next item item eleven,,approving an amendment to contract no. 08-04-cmgc-000, authorizing webcor/obayashi joint venture to award a trade work subcontract to transbay fire protection, inc. as the responsible bidder submitting the lowest responsive bid in the amount of $6,860,000 for tg10.5: fire suppression, thereby increasing authorized direct costs by $6,860,000 and the authorized construction services fixed fee by $521,360. >> and mark will present on this item. any questions. >> ne questions from the board. >> could we take a motion on this item? >> a motion and a second. >> any members of the public. >> let's take roll call on thit em. >> director lee. >> lee, aye. >> nuru. >> aye. >> reiskin. >> aye. >> harper. >> aye. >> and kim. >> aye. >> and as well tha, is five ayes and item eleven is approved. >> great. eare there any other ite

bryce harper decides to come home. turned out to be a good decision. bryce harper sliding under that tag and how than? nationals go up 1-0 in this game. strassberg had it going on the mound. a man or, can only watch that breaking ball. seven strikeouts, six shutout innings for stephen strasburg today. bottom of the eighth. nats up. cabrera, second baseman gets a lot of this pitch deep off the scoreboard. this is going clear the bases. a three-run double, and nats, they go on to beat the marlins 5-1. afterwards, matt williams knows his ace is locked in heading to his first postseason start. >> i ts, you know, an indication of that. as we discussed before the game, it feels great. his strength is good. he's throwing the ball where he wants to. he's making pitches when he needs to. that's typical stephen of what we've seen all year long and he's ready for next week. >> final game. season tomorrow at nationals park. >>> talk college football now. a lot of people say-of-said maryland couldn't play with the big boys. said they couldn't hang in the big ten co

harper and his conservative majority. prime minister harper is an embarrassment to most canadians.not even participate in the ban ki-moon climates summit. i believe he is going to another dinner. really these pipelines, the tops tar sands are the crown jewel in the united states' long-term economic energy strategy. a dirtyrning into energy economy for the next century all on the backs of indigenous people in the front line, and frontline communities impacted by these pipelines, which the reps are, look at kalamazoo three years later after that enbridge pipeline blew up, the tar sands pipeline. over $1 billion spent to clean up, it is still poisoned. >> why are indigenous communities on the front line? >> because it is their lands, their homes where they are ripping u a party for us, mining the oil out of the ground, their water is getting poisoned. the bioregional attack in the region of alberta has been devastating to the health of people who call that place home, and that is why they are coming here with a very clear message saying stop this at the source. we need the climate jus

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three-run lead as harper gets him there.is 11th of the season but kershaw top eight tyler moore swinger. eight innings, eight strikeouts. his 17th win. >>> tigers and indians. tigers had a tough time bringing runners home tuesday. top of the sixth they got two on, torii hunter at the plate forcing this double play. left 12 men on base. that was through eight. top nine, they're still down 2-1. got two on for j.d. martinez. facing cody allen. going to let the drama build here. martinez with a three-run home run. how about bartender. >> j.d. his 19th of the season. i know that's proprietary. your thing. tigers go on to win it 4-. >> fabulous. i mean it. >> it's all we got. >> everything. >> which you probably knew that. back to you. >>> here's one more highlight from that game featuring a young star in there's phillies own mo'ne davis in the l.a. dugout signing an autograph for dodgers all-star yasiel puig. you'll remember her from her pitching at the little league world series. >> it led to nationwide fame and cover of "sports

i read the article in harpers and saw how many negative articles came from rv retirees. what was the response to your piece from people who live in these rvs and live that life that you study? >> there's definitely a mix. the story was never an effort to characterize all of our rv nation. older americans whob doing these jobwho are doingthese jobs, at i think we live in a culture right now where financial distress is shameful, where the attitude is, if you can't pull yourself up by your boot straps there's something wrong with you. so i think to a certain extent some of the reaction may have been a bit of defensiveness. i don't want to be lumped in with those rvers who are struggling, not all of us. but i think it's the symptoms of the economy and the times we live in. >> what happens when these people can keep doing the work they're doing, what is your take away on that? >> some of the take away was, i talked oa bunch of people who just didn't know what they were going to do, or basically said hey i'm going to die on the road. i talked to some people, linda may who is a

returned the love saying thanks bryce harper for reppin our department. >>> the a.l. east. >> we are partying up and down the mid-atlantic seaboard right now. this is in baltimore. the o's beat the blue jays there. 88-it. chaos in the locker room. adam jones celebrating by giving some fans a pie. >> that's not a bad way to celebrate. >> i agree with you. nats park nice and quiet is morning. tickets go on sale for the playoffs this afternoon. the nationals start selling tickets on monday. you can buy a max of four per game online or over the phone. if you're an orioles fan, you have until friday to register for a ticket lottery. winners of the drawing will be notified next wednesday. of course, you can find all that information on nbcwashington.com. calm yourself and go online and find tickets. >> it's so exciting. >> mentioned, two years for the nats. >> you know, with the disappointing end to the post-season for the nats a couple years ago, we're hoping this is a different way. >> we'll get tom to weigh in on world series chances. we'll go there. >> go all the way. m

. >> bryce harper -- celebrate tonight. >> bryce harper especially happy because he doesn't have to cart that fire helmet around. >> that's a serious celebration when you have to have that kind of gear on. >> it's so interesting everybody in their ponchos, i remember when the nats got it in 2012, the media folks with the ponchos covered up, so much fun. >> thank you. >>> we begin with a developing story that began nearly 40 years ago, the lyon sisters went missing in 1975 and now detectives in montgomery county are outside roanoke in rural virginia searching for new clues in that investigation. >> our mola lenghi tells us what led them so far from home. >> it's been nearly 40 years since the lyon sisters disappeared and the case made national headlines. for years police had few answers, but just this year they named a person of interest in that investigation. that led them to bedford county, virginia tonight. montgomery county, maryland police are in virginia searching for leads, clues for answers to a 39-year-old mystery, what happened to 13- year-old sheila lyon and her 11- year-old si

we'll hear from harper in a minute. he'll tell us why yeah, they lost, but the glass is half full. >>> there may not be a better team in baseball now, baltimore laying it on today, 18 hits. i'll give you more numbers that might blow your mind in a minute on game on overtime, orioles playing good baseball this season, no doubt about it. >>> an emotional scene at atlanta motor speedway tony stewart receiving a standing ovation in the prerace introduction, the first time he's been in a race car in three weeks since the death of kevin ward. i'll tell you how he fared tonight, not good news for you toby stewart fans, a lot of stuff -- tony stewart fans, a lot of stuff coming up on game on overtime. >> thank you for being with us. have a safe and happy labor day. you can get updates at any time online at www.wusa9.com. ever since we launched snapshot, my life has been positively cray-cray. what's snapshot, you ask? only a revolutionary tool that can save you big-time. just plug it in, and the better you drive, the more cash y

jason harper does not dream about this stuff, he gets to do it.rt of the ferrari challenge and he is here to talk about it and show us. welcome to do. you. give us the details. he got it up to 130 miles pro r. er hour. that is eight races a year gentleman like alfred get to do. it is super competitive. core race series. it was my first ever real race. thed not do in scooters, i went hard in the racecar and did not crash. >> that was a key point for you. you describe in the article about how you would around the track and you could see people spending out and -- >> people push hard. we guys are driving hard. >> it is competitive. the top 10 guys are out there, and it is a real mix of talent. >> the brakes. >> you have not experienced g's until you cram down on these breaks. speed, andgoing top they slam on the brakes, and then you think you will fly off. and you are fine, you go through, you go out the other side. >> what makes a good racecar driver? >> consistency is key. approach the whole process of a race weekend with a process wher. communicat

harper's defense attorneys argue she's the victim of domestic abuse.ing her husband in self-defense. her lawyer reading from the divorce document in court. >> he becomes violent, pushing me, shoving me, grabbing my arm and twisting my wrist. >> reporter: but jason harper's colleagues say she was afraid he would get custody of the children. they can't believe he was abusive. >> divorce was on the horizon. he saw the light at the end of the tunnel to live happily with the children. that was snuffed. >> he was one of the me lowest, kindest, gentlest people i have known. >> reporter: jurors get to hear more of her side of the story when she takes the stand on monday. for "good morning america," linzie janis, abc news, new york. >>> and the weather now, ginger, head down south. >> daytona beach, it sounds nice. but going there or anywhere along the central coast of florida, rip currents today. we have rip current threats. daytona today to the mid to upper 80s. right along the stationary front, unsettled, but not too terrible until the rains of texas and bey

when i said i am not show silverstein but she would talk to me all along the route to peace from "harper's" magazine. >> host: why you close with him? >> guest: because it is a funny story. neil the brother of george w. bush and he was just curious and astonishing career in the oil industry that was not based on success because he failed time and time again. with the track record unblemished. but people over the years have partnered with him because of his family name. but truly it was a funny story interesting story and a reflection the way the world works. >> host: there was a number of astonishing career opportunities. >> guest: but the truth is we do not want to lose it. that is the truth. >> host: was going to ask this but how do you do that? am always surprised how people talk to journalists. even though i am critical of the industry i told them i am critical of the industry. the also feel that they have done a lot of interesting and important things. is they feel they have a good story to tell. but you may be right seeing a story and thank why even bother? but people talk for a lot

quite gregg harper top -- >> gregg harper, thank you.e his house. >> you are welcome to come and see because it has grown since the last time. >> boy. thank you, greg, and thank you, and david kirkpatrick. that is not all on apple we have. for full coverage, had to businessweek.com/apple for tweets and plenty of analysis and then at 1:00 p.m. watch emily chang, cory johnson, and the rest of the "bloomberg west coast voting for coverage of the big event at 1:00 p.m. eastern, 10:00 a.m. pacific. we will be back. ♪ [applause] >> good morning. >> and today bloomberg's big 1750 -- how many spectators get hit i foul balls each year at major league is ballgames. that means a fan is getting hit twice every three games, and bloomberg crunched the numbers and found it is more often that that happens then is a hit by pitch. it is pretty minor, but it hurts . a number of children suffered major head injuries from foul balls. major league baseball says there is no epidemic of foul ball damage that would warrant any action in the stands. coming up, hi

williams decided to give bryce harper the night off. let's head to miami. zimmerman had a single in his first at bat. johnson can't get there. he scores to make it a 2-1 game. ryan was 2-3 in the game. later in the inning, tied at two. 3-2 count. span comes through like he has done all season long. that's a game winning run. they beat the marlins tonight. final score 3-2. over in baltimore, big night for adam jones. his team taking on the red sox. jones launches this to center. a two-run shot. knotted up at two apiece. later in the fifth, jones wanes done. this one a two-run homer. orioles take it 7-2. from baseball to college football. it was the last nonconference game today. they looked very good. this guy really embracing the orange of syracuse. good look with the sunglasses. the team, not so good. brandon ross is going 90 yards for the touchdown. two drives, two tds. maryland up 14-3. syracuse trying to mount a come-back. picking up hunt. 88 yards to the house. they win 34-2 to improve to 3-1 on the season. next up their first big 10 match-up. michael

a fan was heckling harper highly he was at the plate.hey said the fan's language got so bad he pointed to the fan and ejected him. harper thanked him the next time he came to the plate there. the umpire made it clear he has no problems with fans booing but felt the profane language that was being used was inappropriate. . >>> we are all ready for the playoffs, my friends. many of you are showing your postseason excitement. championship shirts and hats. if it's any indication it's going to be hard to snag a seat. >> in 15 minutes we sold 10,000 tickets. so the phones are ringing off the hook. the energy is amazing. the sales floor is buzzing. >> people will be in boats to try to see the game. tickets go on sale to the public monday morning. >> they will go fast. at least one of the games. >> half our viewers are probably orioles fans too. two big teams with great potential for getting into the world series. it is exciting. temperatures off to a chilly start. as we go forward the next 30 days, that's when we see big temperature drops. the

bryce harper, is he safe? take another look at this one. is he safe? oh, yeah!nats win 5-1. >> he's as good as he's been all month. just the same as he's been for the last four, five starts. >> make every start. so i did that. and i want to keep working hard and hopefully i can continue to do that. >> strasburg, 14 and 11 on the season. >>> dc united, oh, yeah. they win it 1-nil. still a month away. but they're in 6th place by 6 points. >> thank you cable. for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me wait longer to share my photo albums. thank you, cable because if we never had you... we wouldn't know the incredible difference verizon fios makes. the numbers don't lie. in customer satisfaction studies, fios is rated #1 in internet speed and reliability, and hd picture quality. so join the millions who enjoy the difference fios makes and get a fios triple play online at an amazing price guaranteed for two years. sign up now and get $300 back with a two-year agreement. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> cheape

. >> desde que llegÓ al gobierno de harper ha sido mucho mÁs estricta para los inmigrantes, han puestoenos humanos. >> por el momento puede jugar con sus hijas a la espera de una regencia humanitaria de lo contrario tendrÁ que dejar el paÍs y a sus hijas. >> las autoridades de coahuila, mÉxico, investigan lo que causÓ la explosiÓn que dejó una persona muerta y varios heridos en un edificio de la aduana de piedras negras. informe preliminares apuntan a una fuga de gas. >> una explosiÓn rompió con la calma de este domingo en instalaciones de la aduana lacia fronteriza de piedras negras, coahuila, norte de mÉxico. alrededor de la secciÓn de la maÑana, la planta baja del inmueble quedÓ destruida y dejÓ, en un principio, a seis personas lesionadas. >> presentan lesiones de quemaduras de primer y segundo grado en diferentes partes del cuerpo. >> horas mÁs tarde, secretario de hacienda expresÓ condolencias a travÉs de su cuenta de twitter por el fallecimiento de ana griselda vÁzquez, una de las empleadas de esta oficina ubicada en el puente internacional nÚmero dos. el presidente enrique peÑa

we will talk to tom harper of delaware.ons that were made for each other, drones and action sports cams. we are 11 minutes away from the opening bell. ♪ >> as we head toward the bell, moving and shaking this hour. this is a happy man. the sports camera has become industry standard. plus, shares are up within 2% since the ipo in june. now we are likely to see an increase in business. government regulators are going to let seven movie and television companies to use drones in filmmaking. it's the first time regulators have ok'd commercial use of drones. go pro is among the companies that have lobbied the government to do just that. in the meantime, it looks like oprah will face in competition with polaroid -- go pro will face competition with polaroid coming out with its own camera. we are just a few moments away from the opening bell. ♪ >> welcome back. you are "in the loop" and i'm betty liu. liver television is on the market. here is the latest -- bloomberg television is on the markets. here's the latest. we had a huge run

i went in for harper's magazine. so i went in as a journalist. so i've been looking for a chance to actually really see north korea because it's impossible to see. i have covered the sectors which you can cover from china or south korea. and that is one part of the story, because these are the people who left, not about the people who are live anything there. finally, i found about this school that was being set up by christian missionaries in the suburbs of pyongyang, and i applied for a job there, and i actually got this job in 2011 which happened to be the last six months of kim jung-il's life. >> host: and you got a job doing what? >> guest: teaching english. >> host: how controlled was your life on a daily basis? >> guest: oh, my god, it was -- well, north korea is just, you know, the most controlled state. as a recent u.n. report says, i guess the gravity of the violations is unparalleled to any state in the contemporary world. so from the minute you go in, you will be followed every second. you give up your phone and passport and all that.

bryce harper getting back to form.t a month ago some wanted harper to go back to the minors to work on his swing. well, manager matt williams went to the pretty conference and basically said to all of us, hurry now, quiet down, give the kid some time. well, since those questions bryce has certainly proved his worth, batting over .300, seven home runs, 14 rbis, the most record, 8 and 0, orioles finish their series with the twins. today, bringing them out to the yard. two on, two out for nick hunley, a three-run shot, gets the sisters on their feet, standing -- ties it at three. top eight now, joe mauer at the plate, taking it to opposite field, one run comes in easy here. young throws to the plate, not in time. two runs double for mauer, four rbis in the game for him, cruz adding the home run in the ninth, but the birds fall 6-4. in atlanta, this baby on board for some history. the phillies/braves game. this is unbelievable today. six innings, cole hamels rolling, strikes out justin upton and chris johnson, hamels, no h

they sang john brown's body and it wasn't about the john brown of harper's ferry.iginal song. very interesting. and so i am going to make this a ra rather brief program. i'm going to do two more. and i think this next one is arguably our greatest patriotic song and the one least remembered, unfortunately. but it was a significant come o composition for the civil war and when the union bands played this and the soldiers sang this, it just struck terrible fear in the hearts of the reds. the battle cry of freedom. ♪ ♪ ♪ down with the traitor, up with the star ♪ ♪ while we rally round the flag, boys, rally once again ♪ ♪ shouting the battle cry of freedom ♪ ♪ we are springing to the call for 300,000 more, shouting the battle cry of freedom ♪ ♪ and we'll fill the vacant ranks ♪ ♪ of our brothers gone before ♪ shouting the battle cry of freedom ♪ ♪ the union forever hurrah, boys, hurrah ♪ ♪ down with the traitor, up with the star ♪ ♪ while we rally round the flag, boys, rally once again ♪ ♪ shouting the battle cry of freedom ♪ [ applause ] >> hurrah! thank you. and then

continued to talk to me all along although it was originally the chapter is based on the piece for harper's magazine and has spoken with are much than then. >> host: so you close within. why? >> guest: truly because it's an interesting and funny story i think. neil bush is the brother of george w. bush and the son of richard bush senior of course. he just had a curious and really astonishing career in the oil industry, which certainly hasn't been based on his success because he's failed repeatedly time and time again. you'd see a track record unblemished by his success. and yet people over the years have continuously partnered with him and it's really hard to understand why it is because his family name. he hasn't done as well in the obama years. i would think that a star would rise. truly it was because i thought it was a funny story and an interesting story and reflection in the way not just go businessworks aired it is the way the world works. the way the business world works. >> host: chelsea clinton had a number of astonishing career opportunities. >> guest: getting paid an astonishing

the first day that i met harper, she was so excited. to hold my child really made me believe that these are my friends. >> i remember holding her and singing a little mo town. i think it was "my girl." it was like another member of our family, friendship. it was a special moment. >> the first weekend without jenna -- it gets me choked up thinking about it. it's going to feel lonely like we're missing a limb. >> i just enjoy working with her. i enjoy her company. i just love being able to laugh in the morning. rooirnl going to miss having my buddy around. >> she's a tremendous broadcaster. i would say caught hesitation, jenna is one of my best friends here. that's quite a statement for a guy who seven years ago was rolling his eyes going who is this person? >> i'm having a hard time thinking about the fact that i won't be getting up on the weekends and joining these guys anymore. i'm going to miss these guys. i really, really am. >> oh my gosh. >> seven years. i cannot believe it. >> it's been a long time. we are going to miss you. as yo

bryce harper tweeting last night about the big win for the nationals. clinching the nl east title. in the photo you see his d.c. fire helmet. he thanked them for that helmet, too. >> i love the love. the d.c. fire and ems department returning the favor saying thanks bryce harper for repping our department. the nats clinched the nl east in atlanta. huge party. >> in atlanta. which is big. >> it's huge. >> it's atlanta. >> i know. for the last x amount of games since 2012, atlanta has been winning a lot of games against the nats. this is great news, super-duper. >>> tom kierein, our official nats chief at nbc4, big night. know you guys are excited too, right? >> i'm a huge baseball fan. because it's played outdoors most locations and weather can affect the games as well. nationals have to go through the dodgers still. they're playing well and through the cardinals again too. hopefully they can keep their mojo going. this morning, we're starting off with a chill in the air. the headlines this morning, you'll need a long-sleeved jacket and we'll need short sleeves during the afternoon.

that will score harper. cabrera never stops running. here comes the throw. here comes cabrera. where is the throw? he is safe. the nats beat the marlins 6-2. let's move on to chicago, the dodgers trying to keep pace. d gordon gets the barrel. long to left field. andre ethier comes from. l.a. with a big-time seventh-inning rally. the dodgers win. the net still lead by 1.5 games. toronto in the bronx. this is a foul ball right side, and the guy with the beard tries to be a hero. are you serious? the ball gets out of control. he eventually spills the beer. he by the guy next to him another beer. no harm, no foul. let's talk about the redskins going to philadelphia. everybody is talking about her cousins taking over for rg iii facing the philly defense that is so aggressive. they will come after him. desean jackson worked on the sidelines, but he is expected to practice tomorrow. he will play sunday against his teammates. it will be emotional. durell young says the skins know what to expect, a fight from the get-go. >> is going to be a brawl. it is a division game. it is a game and

he lost to tom harper in 2012. >>> the local colleges and universities ranking the best among the countryand see. apple has devices big and small to woo consumers. >>> water, water everywhere. the southwest is inundated by flooding today. cecily tynan. >>> there is warm air waiting in the wings. it doesn't stick along forfgjr . >>> the eagles take defensive action for offensive linemen. ducis rodgers has that when "action news" continues tonight. >>> america's biggest continuing its sleeve with one meant to go up your sleeve. apple unveiled two new iphones today. the brand new apple watch. the tech company invested heavily in making it seem nor fashion-statement than gadget. it offers metals and brands and display screens. it has fitness tracking capabilities. a category that has plenty of competition. it's tap and pay. it's a wallet that is more secure then that using credit cards themselves. numerous banks and credit card issuers and retailers are on board. the question is will consumers trust it? apple watch is starting at $349. the iphone 6 and 6+ is in stores soon. parts of the nevad

harper make that's catch. national go on to win it 6-4. nine game lead in the east, largest division lead ever. >> hop on the wagon. >> it's time. >>> fascinating stuff in boston. what a nice for alejandro, he crushes this one to right. it's a two-run shot. his first home run with the orioles. they take a 2-0 lead. he's not quite done in the third. the left fielder is smacking another one almost to same spot, right center, two home runs for him. o's beat the red sox 4-0. their magic number is down to nine. so nats is ten. o's is nine. world series. world series. i see it coming. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds join now at fiosspeedmatch.com v