ferguson iii >> j. joseph ferguson. >> henry fernandez >> judy hazel fernandez >> julio fernandez >> elisa giselle ferraina >> anne marie sallerin ferreira >> robert john ferris >> david francis ferrugio >> louis v. fersini >> michael david ferugio >> bradley james fetchet >> jennifer louise fialko >> kristen nicole fiedel >> amelia v. fields >> samuel fields >> alexander milan filipov >> michael bradley finnegan >> timothy j. finnerty >> michael c. fiore >> stephen fiorelli sr. >> paul m. fiori >> john b. fiorito >> john r. fischer >> andrew fisher >> bennett lawson fisher >> gerald p. fisher. >> john roger fisher >> thomas j. fisher >> lucy a. fishman >> ryan d. fitzgerald >> thomas james fitzpatrick >> richard p. fitzsimons >> salvatore fiumefreddo >> darlene e. flag. >> wilson f. flag >> christina donovan flannery >> eileen flecha >> and my father, edward carlino. i love you and miss you every day. >> and my uncle, firefighter edward james white, iii. uncle ted, even though i never met you, from all

robert griffin iii has to be cleared from his concussion to play. but jeff darlington reported red kins had already made up their mind that rg3 is still very much in their plans. they consider robert griffin iii the second best quarterback on team and he'll be the back up to court cousins. the risk if griffin suffers an injury in a game or practice that prevents him from passing his end of season physical the redskins are on the hook for his 2016 salary of $16 million. that's the risk. coming up later in sports, critical words from a former d.c. united star whose career was cut short by a concussion. he'll be talking about the doctor who examined rg3. >>> all right. so i think a lot of people safe to say have been in a pillow fight. has yours ended in a concussion. the brawl at an elite institution that left students black and blue. >>> relaxing afternoon out on the afternoon takes a terrifying turn when a boat bursts into flames. flames. and support for the i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank

there have been no talks about getting rid of rg iii. fact, he told reporters today rg's future is here with the redskins. he said don't take anything away ns. cousi >> he has proven to be the best quarterback on our roster. >> i try to prove myself every time i go out there. i'm going to do all i can to take this opportunity and run with it. >> let's talk a little baseball. the cardinals in st. louis. so we're in the midwest. for a quick od econd. ryan zimmerman hit one, but that one wiped away in the next inning. lead up to 5 right now. nats trail 8-5 in the ninth ning. in the ninth, manny machado hits a shot to deep center. kevin goes back. got him. cabrerra the bomb to left. a two-run shot. tampa takes game one. the final for that one 6-3. >> serena williams couldn't have had an easier time in her quest for a grand slam. venchenko appeared injured and couldn't finish the set. a lengthy medical time-out was included for her. poor girl. >> and the mets beat the phillies tonight 3-1. >> can't afford to do that. >> not now. >> all they n

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robert griffin iii is in the starting quarterback any longer. term --s kirk cousins kirk cousins turn. >> that is one thing we're missing. family he can throw a lot of passing yards. he is clutch. he has to get his stuff under control. kirk cousins is a good quarterback. maybe the next tom brady. ashley: fans are showing their support for him. it's clear fans have moved on. as the new season begins, fans are cautiously optimistic. >> i'm glad to see a change. we have a long way to go. i -- there is always next week's game. ashley coleman, abc seven news. kelly: larry hogan was among the thousands attending today's game. he brought along four special guest. coolwere children from the kids campaign, an organization devoted to improving the lives of children with cancer. will announced his office hold a blood drive and then -- and bone marrow registry. it was a beautiful day for a football game. get ready to grab your jackets tomorrow. devon lucie is here with a chilly forecast. devon: we have borderline cold temperatures to wake up to tomorrow mor

phase iii, that phase iii will go through this property in some manner. we should have an easement in some manner under that property. i also read the easement instructions and they have nothing to do with anything under the property, they are only having to do with where this train box extension is. a big mistake. why not save lots of money now than spend it 4 years from now when we need to go underneath that property to get across the bay? this is the phase iii argument where we seem to refuse to talk about the gorilla in the room. phase iii needs to be dealt with, it needs to be planned for and it needs to be implemented. thank you. >> i believe that concludes members of the public that want to address you on that item. >> can we ask staff to speak to whatever extent this building, if built, would preclude an extension to the east? >> certainly. >> the building which i should point out has been now approved by ocii, it's been approved by the board of supervisors, it's been in redevelopment plan for over 10 years. there's going to be a basement to the b

i'm not sure you want to start world war iii over syria. that's for sure. >> i want to move on to more politics, carly fiorina surging. in the cnn poll, up to 15%. you had some exchanges with her the other night, did you underestimate her? >> look, she did a terrible job at hewlett packard, at lucent. dhoez companies are just a disaster. she destroyed hewlett packard. 25,000 additional people were let go. that was because of the remnants that she did. compaq computers deal was a terrible deal. she destroyed the company that she was at before there. she's been terrible. she's got a good pitter patter. if you listen to her for more than five minutes straight, you get a headache. i'm not concerned with that. i'd like to see her do well. but frankly, you know, i didn't see the poll. i think i'm still way in -- >> you're still ahead. you're at 24%. she's at 15% right now. >> is she in second place? >> ben carson is in second place. marco rubio -- fiorina is in second place, then ben carson. marco rubio moved up a lot. you had an exchange with je

no will or three, -- no world war iii, new nuclear exchange. those two issues are important. we except that today as, so what? but as the previous speaker, recipient noted in his remarks , you know minutes ago that this was not a given. leaders of the world war ii generation that helped shape the new world order -- eisenhower, marshall, truman, shuman, went to their graves concerned about a nuclear exchange and about world war iii. element,reserved that 70 years of relative global peace. now we have challenges that arguments. -- that are immense. they are different kinds of challenges. we live in a world that is completely interconnected. we have 7 billion global citizen. all part of a global community. underpinned by a global economy. we see the fusion of economic power around the world at a rate unprecedented in history. we are seeing technology shift and change everything. we are seeing relationships develop and unfold. , buried innflict centuries of religious conflict, tribal conflict, historic conflict. everya time when responsible leader of every responsible institution

they and alfred degral iii are facing charges related to the fatal beating and robbery in spring valley last month. baptist, the man on the left is charged with second-degree murder. >>> new at 5:30, a long islan i d ctor with whose job is to certify whether airline p ots are fit to fly is accused of illegally selling prescriptions at his office. and investigators want to know if pilots were customers. news 4's chief investigative

the redskins and rg iii continue to play the waiting game. a major upset in college park and last night's nat game a tough act to follow but may have been better than the original. a walkoff when we come back. >> abc 7's countdown robert: now the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealers. last night the nats went nuts. 15 runs on 18 hits. taking game one from the braves. 15-1. ryan zimmerman with four ribbies. tonight, a much closer contest. the nats trailed it 2-1 in the bottom of the ninth. matt den dekker would single right up the middle. so trea turner would jog home of nice and easy. the game tied at two after that. 10th inning. runners on the corners for michael a. taylor. and he absolutely launches one into left center. that's in spatial. a 3-1 walkoff. home run. the nationals win it. the final for this one, 5-2. a round of applause. o's and blue jays in toronto. and what a comeback season for chris davis. he's having a good one. crushed it. two more home runs tonight. 39 and 40 if you're count being at home. -- i

but robert griffin iii still the spotlight. he was on the field working out. he will take his concussion test tomorrow. the bus pulled into the stadium about 3:30 this afternoon. first guy off, jay ground, head coach, looking like he is all business. tonight, starter colt mccoy, again, he will plate entire game, barring an injury. mccoy played the best really of the three quarterbacks this preseason, albeit, all against back backups. the focus on robert griffin iii and what should happen to him after his concussion. we caught one former skins qb mark brunell to gave us his take. >> louvre for him the last couple of years but came in this league impressing a lot of people. he had quite the rookie season, but there comes a point where sometimes a quarterback just needs a fresh start and maybe that's best for the team. maybe that's best for rg3, just to get somewhere else in my opinion that can allow him just to get going again. >> now, brunell did add if he does stay about the team this year, whatever role, second string, third string, he does not expect robert

rg iii doing his pregame routine. if you notice some thing familiar about his outfit, it's because he had it on yesterday at the luncheon. member the pink pants. knock on wood, coal does not get her tonight because if he does that was the redskins in a very sticky situation. that means kirk cousins, the starter right now will have to step in for tonight. we don't see anything happened to that guy. back to you guys. jonathan: do you own a pair of pink pants? robert: i own a pair of pink socks. kimberly: i have two pairs of pink pants. i will bring some entry. jonathan: i have pants in the right now. kimberly: you can catch the ravens game with special covers tonight at 6:30 right here on abc seven. is airing at the usual time on our sister station, news channel eight. the september he went continues. hot and muggy like it is still august. what can you expect if you're going to the game? doug hill has your game evening forecast. doug: it will stay hot and humid through the evening hours. a couple of little showers and s

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening. thanks for joining us. the united states is calling on russia to discuss a political settlement to the four-and-half- year-old syrian civil war. the u.s. wants syrian president bashar al-assad to be replaced, but russia supports assad, recently began re-arming his troops, and deploying fighter jets and helicopters to a syrian base yesterday. in london today, after conferring with britain's foreign minister, secretary of state john kerry called on russia and iran and any other countries with influence over syria to push for negotiations. >> we're prepared to negot

robert griffin iii is essentially going to be pushing kirk cousins to get his spot back.st public comments since the decision, coming up next. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by her local toyota dealers. robert: next sunday this time, we will be engrossed and how well the starting quarterback did or did not do in the season opener against the miami dolphins, but this sunday, it is still about the quarterback who will not be starting. first practice since the final 53-man roster was named. is theusins, we know, starter, but jay gruden told the media he hasn't officially decided who will be his second string quarterback, and he will once robertision griffin iii is medically cleared. jay gruden also told the media that keeping number 10 on the roster as a backup will not cause any problems. is a don't feel like he distraction at all. we feel like he is a quarterback talented.ng and you can never have too many quarterbacks in your building. >> we at first are a team. robert is a part of this team, and he's our teammate. we love him just like he's a starter.

and i believe we have been grossly negligent in not looking at phase iii. we know about phase ii, we decided to do nothing about phase iii as a bay strategy for this board. he's now making reference to what i call phase iii or you can call whatever you want, is this something under the purview of this board or are we going to wash our hands of it? if we wash our hands of phase iii, we're building buildings in the way, we're making decisions that will affect how phase iii ultimately is implemented if the transbay terminal is to stay in its same place, which i believe it will. so i believe phase iii should be in our thinking and in our policy decisions as we make property deals and as we go out and market the product because if there is a tunnel to the bay bridge -- i'm sorry -- under the bay, it will clearly bring a higher value in rental, clearly bring a higher value in retail and for some reason we've chosen to do nothing and i think we should get on the train and get phase iii rolling as a conceptual study and take the lead. otherwise people will roll ove

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the united states plans to open its doors a bit wider to refugees, including some who are flooding into europe. the obama administration is pushing to raise the cap on refugees admitted to the u.s. from around the world from 70,000 a year to 85,000 next year, and to 100,000 in two years. the goal of admitting 15,000 more refugees next year is higher than previously announced by the administration. congress needs to approve and fund the resettlement plan. background checks alone can take 18-to-24 months. the u.s. has granted asylum to 1,6

robert griffin iii not active for this game, rg3 was cleared to return to play but he was inactive today. kirk cousins, he started, second quarter, skins up 3-0 on a third and goal. cousins finds his tight end. that is jordan reed, the touchdown. reed gets both feet in. the skins take a 10-0 lead and cousins, a touchdown and two picks in this game. a special teams, they hurt the redskins last year, the case today. landry returning this pubt for miami. landry shifgt speed, slipping past everyone, 69 yards to the end zone. the dolphins score 17 up and he points. go on to win by a final score of 17-10. >> we battled, came up short and i guess we are all pretty tired of that around here. we have done that too many times. so, essentially, the tables need to turn, the tide needs to turn. we need a day like today to ends up having us be on top at the end. i was encouraged by what i saw today and i think if we keep doing that, this rock's going to break here eventually. >> reporter: kirk cousins wasn't the only redskins player encouraged by what he saw today. tell you what head coach jay ground

phase iii, that phase iii will go through this property in some manner.e should have an easement in some manner under that property. i also read the easement instructions and they have nothing to do with anything under the property, they are only having to do with where this train box extension is. a big mistake. why not save lots of money now than spend it 4 years from now when we need to go underneath that property to get across the bay? this is the phase iii argument where we seem to refuse to talk about the gorilla in the room. phase iii needs to be dealt with, it needs to be planned for and it needs to be implemented. thank you. >> i believe that concludes members of the public that want to address you on that item. >> can we ask staff to speak to whatever extent this building, if built, would preclude an extension to the east? >> certainly. >> the building which i should point out has been now approved by ocii, it's been approved by the board of supervisors, it's been in redevelopment plan for over 10 years. there's going to be a basement to the bui

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening thanks for joining us. in philadelphia, pope francis is in the final hours of his first ever visit to the united states. at a seminary this morning, the pope met privately with five survivors of sexual abuse by priests and others. francis apologized to victims, saying, in part, "i am profoundly sorry that your innocence was violated by those who you trusted. for those who were abused by a member of the clergy, i am deeply sorry for the times when you or your family spoke out, to report the abuse, but you were not heard or believed." the pope later told 300 bishops

the desk belongs to alexander iii. >> rose: the desk belongs to alexander iii. >> we have many desks like this. the clove belonged to tchaikovsky. this belonged to our founder and his tapestry. these are diplomatic gifts they gave. this is the queen of netherlands. >> rose: monaco. these are friends of hermitage. it has a lot of friends. >> rose: this clock tells us it's noon in st. petersburg. >> and the cannon. >> rose: wow. and here is -- may i take this? >> yeah, sure. >> rose: this was your father's? >> yes, my father worked all his life in hermitage, 26 years as director, and from a young man to the director. he was a great archeologist. >> rose: but your expertise was arab and islamic art. >> it is, and ancient history. >> rose: and you took over for him at his death? >> at his death, yes, it was in 1991, he died. in 1992, i was appointed director of hermitage. >> rose: there is a remarkable similar later between the two of you. >> not exactly. he was very tall. he was a little bit taller than you. my mother wasn't. >> rose: what was the legacy he left you? >> well, the legacy

phase iii, that phase iii will go through this property in some manner.an easement in some manner under that property. i also read the easement instructions and they have nothing to do with anything under the property, they are only having to do with where this train box extension is. a big mistake. why not save lots of money now than spend it 4 years from now when we need to go underneath that property to get across the bay? this is the phase iii argument where we seem to refuse to talk about the gorilla in the room. phase iii needs to be dealt with, it needs to be planned for and it needs to be implemented. thank you. >> i believe that concludes members of the public that want to address you on that item. >> can we ask staff to speak to whatever extent this building, if built, would preclude an extension to the east? >> certainly. >> the building which i should point out has been now approved by ocii, it's been approved by the board of supervisors, it's been in redevelopment plan for over 10 years. there's going to be a basement to the building so i can

robert griffin iii is no longer the starting quarterback of this team, and players on this roster are still dealing with the aftermath of what that move means. desean jackson has played with griffin for just one season. he came over from philadelphia after being cut. he understands what it's like to be told you're not wanted. >> you know, it's an unfortunate situation to be in, honestly. i have a good relationship with him. and he is a good guy. he does all the right things. and, you know, it's just unfortunate he has to be in a situation like that. but this is the game we're in. this is the league we're. in it's the nfl. and the best advice i could tell him is just keep his head high and when an opportunity presents itself and he has another opportunity to play again or wherever it's going to be again in this league, i definitely think he'll do what he need to do to get it done. >> because of robert griffin iii's concussion, the redskins are in a tough spot when they take on the jaguars this thursday. griffin is not available to play because the tests that clear him for that concussi

for the first time, robert griffin iii spoke publicly since being benched. rg3 was awarded the salute award for his involvement with the military community. griffin lost his starting job on monday. and there is now speculation he could be cut or traded away. today he got a standing ovation as he approached the podium to make brief comments. here is a little what griffin had to say. >> in the military, the one thing you have is your word. when you give your word to somebody, that means you're going to follow through. and i give my word to my family, to the redskins, to my teammates and the military that i'll always be there for them. i appreciate you guys. >> all right. a couple of backups will battle it up against the jacksonville jaguars, the final preseason game tomorrow on nbc4. kickoff is at 7:30. be sure to stick around for the redskins postgame report with myself and carol maloney. a lot of good facebook back and forth about those robert griffin iii comments. people perceiving them different ways. >> you could perceive that a lot of different ways. of

phase iii, that phase iii will go through this property in some manner. we should have an easement in some manner under that property. i also read the easement instructions and they have nothing to do with anything under the property, they are only having to do with where this train box extension is. a big mistake. why not save lots of money now than spend it 4 years from now when we need to go underneath that property to get across the bay? this is the phase iii argument where we seem to refuse to talk about the gorilla in the room. phase iii needs to be dealt with, it needs to be planned for and it needs to be implemented. thank you. >> i believe that concludes members of the public that want to address you on that item. >> can we ask staff to speak to whatever extent this building, if built, would preclude an extension to the east? >> certainly. >> the building which i should point out has been now approved by ocii, it's been approved by the board of supervisors, it's been in redevelopment plan for over 10 years. there's going to be a basement to the b

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. pope francis is in philadelphia on the final leg of his six-day visit to the united states. after his arrival this morning, the pope led a mass at the 150- year-old cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. in his address, francis stressed the importance of lay people to the catholic church, including what he called "the immense contribution of women," though he has rejected women becoming priests. >> ( translated ): we know that the future of the church in a rapidly changing society will call, and even now calls, for a much more acti

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm alison stewart, in for hari sreenivasan. by bus, by train and on foot, thousands of migrants and refugees are on the move across europe. after days being held back, at least 6,500 migrants crossed from hungary into neighboring austria today, with several thousand continuing west, hoping to reach munich, germany. hundreds more who did not board the hungarian buses and trains began walking the 100 miles from budapest toward vienna. german chancellor angela merkel said today every asylum seeker arriving in her country will get a fair hearing, an

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios in lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening thanks for joining us. european leaders are trying to unite behind a plan to cope with their ongoing surge of migrants and refugees arriving mainly from the middle east and africa. more than 430,000 migrants have crossed the mediterranean sea for europe this year, most pushing toward northern and western europe. on monday, the 28-nation european union will hold an emergency summit in brussels, belgium, to try to agree on how many asylum seekers each country will accept. the newshour's william brangham has been reporting all week from hungary, he is now in vienna,

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios in lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm alison stewart, in for hari sreenivasan. pope francis is calling on every catholic parish in europe to shelter at least one family of migrants or refugees pouring into the continent. today, during mass at saint peter's square, the pope announced the vatican itself will house two families who, he said, are "fleeing death by war and by hunger." >> ( translated ): the gospel calls us to be neighbors to the smallest and most abandoned to give them concrete hope. >> stewart: francis also criticized hungary's plan to complete a 108-mile fence along

sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. on the eve of a european union summit to deal with the unabated flow of migrants and refugees into europe, germany is now limiting its welcome of arrivals. today, germany blocked migrant- packed trains coming from austria and announced new border checks. the move came after germany had accepted 16,000 refugees this weekend. 8,500 migrants crossed from europe's busiest arrival point, greece, into neighboring macedonia, a one-day record according to the united nations. but 28 migrants died trying to reach greece today, drowning when their

josiah bunting iii. [ applause ] >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen.don't know the second, third, fourth, and fifth verses of "america the beautiful," let me recite one of them for you. o beautiful for heroes proved in liberating strife, who more than self their country loved. and mercy more than life. there could be no more fitting acknowledgment of the service and sacrifice of those who heroes that we are privileged to be among this day. perhaps the most famous of our allies during the second world war was winston churchill. he constantly said, succeeding generations must not be allowed to forget your service and your sacrifice. many of us here today are children, your children, and grandchildren and friends, i am concerned about american students who are now in school and high school and college. help me, all of us, let us commit ourselves to renewing their interest in and knowledge of your sacrifice. we are proud to salute you on this glorious day. thank you. >> thank you. today we mark the seventh anniversary of the end of the asia pacific phase o

rg iii tweeted today, when the hate don't work, they start telling lies. i guess celebrating that your team won with your teammates is isolating yourself. >>> baseball almost a year ago was too painful to even think about. you can't ignore the fact that this time last season, man, everything was good. but tonight they meet with minimal at stake tonight. if they get in the playoff, they get in the game. rain delay right now. bryce harper top right now, tied for fourth in the league with 95 rbi. chris davis back to crushing. the orioles first baseman leads the major league with 43 home runs, third in the mlb with 109 rbi. expect plenty of fireworks tonight at nats park, again, if they get the game in. preseason game on for the washington capitals opening up tonight against the canes, a debut for the olympic hero that is now new to the caps. we'll see him on the ice. >> pretty soon we'll have all the major teams playing at the same time. >> all at the same time. that's a big night. when is that? i'm taking that night off. >> nightly news is coming up next. >>

hopefully get robert griffin iii back and it's good we have depth there. robert: that sounds like mr. gibbs. that is all for sports. back to you in the studio. leon: all right. maureen: thank you. leon: well, we're panicking. we are. all right. alison: no panic about the weather. hit-and-run we know what is up next -- maureen: we know what is up next. doug: no rain. locals of 95 to 75, clear -- 65 to 75 but clear, warm and humid. tomorrow back for the 52nd time this season. 90er higher at 92. slight chance for storm tomorrow evening. 80% chance of a cold front passing thursday. friday we get a break of the heat and the humidity. partly cloudy and 84. cooler over the weekend. up certain -- uncertain because of conflicting computer models dry weekend or rain. showers are possible saturday. may not be out of the question on sunday. we will punt it to steve rudin who can worry about that at 11:00. getting rid of the heat. enough enough. leon: good deal. thanks, buddy. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir is up next. >>> tonight, the abc news exclusive

[jerry bell iii] deep couch sitting! thought i told you to stay off our turf.d you know about turf, skipper? let's end this here and now! let's dance! flo: whoa there! progressive covers boaand rvs, okay? plenty of policies to go around. [ grunts ] oh, oh, i'm the bad guy? you threw a fish at us, so, yeah. yeah. coverage for land and sea. now, that's progressive. john: if you have been with us, i assume you are now easier for alexis to fulfill the promise to the titles of the show and break up with down, but it is hard to do. >> are you finally done with? >> i cannot seem to get rid of him. i keep seeing that thing. john: so involved in so many parts of her life that is hard to separate. without even getting a vote of approval from congress to declare 5 million more workers eligible for mandatory overtime, imposing new restrictions on coal burning power plants, gave 800,000 home buyers taxpayer backed subsidies and more. now, regulators are not evil and meanwhile, but they have blinders on. in thein the area of they are special to the role makes sense. the cumu

ii, seeks information that is not material and relevant and /or iii, is not kint with the privileges and of the rights, its members, its officers or its employees. accordingly, i intend to move to quash the subpoena or for other protective relief. signed sincerely, shawn mclaughlin. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, the speaker, house of representatives, sir, this is notify you that i have received a subpoena purporting to require that in connection with a criminal case i provide certain documents and testify. i have determined that the subpoena, i, is not a proper exercise of jurisdiction by the court, ii, seeks information that is not material and relevant and/or iii is not consistent with the rights and privilege os of this ehouse, its members, and its employees. i move to quash this subpoena or for other protective relief. signed sincerely, jason chaffetz. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, this is to notify you formally pursuant to rule of the rules of the house of representatives, that i have received a subpoena issued by the superior c

robert griffin iii was honored for the involvement with the community receiving the salute award. he is the son of two u.s. army sergeants and he knows a thing or two about the military lifestyle and he commented after receiving the award. rgiii: this is an honor to have the platform to give back in a positive way. that is a choice to make. i'm blessed to have a lot of teammates that led me in the right direction. to be able to use hi platform for positive thing. in the military, one thing you have is your word. when you give your word to somebody, it means you follow through. i give my word to the family, washington redskins, teammates and the military i will always be there for him. i appreciate you guys. robert: good stuff from robert right there for the first time. not a drama-filled day for rgiii. all good stuff. jonathan: but the stuff that happens online has people upset. robert: there is nothing on social media. all good stuff today. kimberly: so good, robert keep it going. robert: thumbs up to robert. jonathan: kumbaya. thank you. feud turns violent. kimberly: kevin lewis

no world war iii, new nuclear no nuclear exchange. those two issues are important.s sod of accept that what? but as the previous speaker, and recipient noted in his remarks just a few minutes ago, and the world war ii and korea veterans out there know this was not a given. all the great leaders of the world war ii generation that helped shape the new world order -- eisenhower, marshall, truman, shuman, went to their graves concerned about a nuclear exchange and about world war iii. we have preserved that element, of 70 years of relative global peace. now we have challenges that are immense. they are different kinds of challenges. we live in a world that is completely interconnected. we have 7 billion global citizen. s. all part of a global community. that community is underpinned by a global economy. we see the fusion of economic power around the world at a rate unprecedented in history. we are seeing technology shift and change everything. we are seeing relationships develop and unfold. and past conflict, buried in centuries of religious conflict, tribal conflict,

and again, robert griffin iii made the redskins roster. >>> that's right.very labor day weekend, fans around the world descend on the beaches of cali and their creations are amazing. they put on these increedable castles and images. all over social media. take a look this evening before you hit the hay. thanks a lot for joining us tonight. we hope you start with us tomorrow morning on news 4 today. we'll see you again tomorrow evening. have a great one, everybody.

you don't want to start world war iii over there in syria. lot of people say we want to confront them. i'm not sure you want to start world war iii over syria. >> i want to move on to more politics. carly fiorina surging. you had some exchanges with her the other night, did you underestimate her? >> she did a terrible job at hewlett packard, at lucent. he destroyed hewlett packard. 25,000 additional people were let go. she destroyed the company that she was at before there. she's been terrible. she's got a good pitter patter. if you listen to her for more than five minutes straight, you get a headache. i'd like to see her do well. but frankly, you know, i didn't see the poll. i think i'm still way in -- >> you're at 24%. she's at 15% right now. >> is she in second place? >> ben carson is in second place. marco rubio -- feiorina is in third. you had an exchange with jeb bush about casino gambling in florida, you said it was totally false in casino -- >> i never spoke to him. i never called him and said, would you do it? in fact, the governor t

claude jackson iii was killed and two others were shot. one of them may not survive. police say all three of the victims knew each other, but they're not saying what the relationship is to the shooter, and nobody has been arrested. >>> the wet weather didn't stop some of you from taking part in the nbc4 community shred. a top lawmaker in our region is seeking higher office. see what he plans to do if he gets to capitol hill. >>> and the nypd apologized to a former tennis star for this taked >>> former american tennis star james blake wants the officer who tackled him to lose his job. the new york city officer violently arrested him outside a hotel. a witness in a fraught case had misidentified him. the officer has been sued several times for excessive force. blake is in new york to see the u.s. open. the former top player waved at the crowd from the stands. >>> a familiar face to prince george's county residents, now he's running for congress in maryland. former states attorney glenn ivy threw his hat in the ring, announced his bid for maryland's fourth congressional

robert griffin iii received the salute award. he is the son of two u.s. army sergeants. he commented after receiving the award. rgiii: this is an honor to be in position to have the platform and give back in a positive way. that is a choice you have to make. i'm blessed to have the teammates that led me in the right direction to use my platform for positive thing. in the military the one thing you have is your word. if you give your word to someone that means you will follow through. i give my word to the teammates, family, military and the redskins that i'll be there for him. robert: way to go. nats will try to avoid a sweep by the cardinals. last night didn't help the playoff cause at all. they blew another lead. nats were up 5-3 in the eighth until the cards scored off drew storen. walkoff in the bottom of the ninth is never good. nats are six and a half games back from the mets. max scherzer who is not pitching like a cy young award winner will take the mound against the cards. mystics playing the mercury this afternoon. washington could secure a playoff berth with a

robert griffin iii has been practicing all week in non-contact drills.ins starts as quarterback, as we know sunday against the dolphins, before the gig big game, he is going on on one with our jason pugh. cousins very calm before the storm and he shows us why jay gruden is singing his praises. >> kirk, i know you have thought about that day for a long time since you have been named the starting quarterback. have you thought about that moment in the tunnel right before kickoff what you're going to be feeling and expecting? >> yeah, i think i have thought of that, there's always nerves, excitement, but a great time to just, you know, relax, think about how far you've come and then just commit to just enjoying the day the process, knowing you are prepared and ready to go. >> a backup quarterback fighting through this process, obviously wanting to start did some of your teammates uplift you what did they say to you during that time? >> i can remember conversations with teammates, very encourage saying don't put too much pressure we got your back, staying is

robert griffin iii did receive good news today, cleared to play from the concussion he suffered in weekwo. that means preseason that means rg3 would be able to don't field if needed sunday against the dolphins, still to be determined by head coach jay gruden whether griffiner is was as the backup or third string. >> he has responded well. obviously, i'm sure he is frustrated a little bit we haven't been able to see it. he is in meetings. he is still asking questions and doing everything he has asked to do out there individual, and when he is thought in team work, he is throwing the ball good. haven't seen an issue yet. i haven't read all the twitter reports, but he has been fine here. >> stay away from that social media. >>> the starting quarterback, kirk cousins, who believes he has learned from past struggles and now, cousins has another chance to make the redskins his team. his goal, he say is to be relax and focused, be quick but don't hurry, something he certainly was in an interview with jason pugh. >> if you do struggle this season and fans are chanting reeve rg3's name, how are

. >> calvin hooker iii was charged with the murder. >> tredyffrin arrested a fortune teller about bilking a client out of -- >> the plaque set on and no one was appsing the door this evening main line psychic lancaster avenue in devon. and the proprietor according to police is this woman 5 56-year-old samantha sam signoff self proclaimed adviser and she offers a 10% special and authorities say one victim found out what the balancing is all about. >> through the proption of fortune telling and kind of healing that could be associated for fortune telling and lighting candles this defendant took advantage of this victim for upwards of 24,000. >> police state victim advised she was in important health and going through a bad def ors. she needed money to perform rituals. 214,000 later the victim said nothing ever improved and got worse and decided to call police. >> neighbors say segnoff never seem to be doing work. >> parties late into the night. >> signof drove her around in fancy cars and could that pay for for services rendered. >> why do you drive fancy car and cannot pay. >> we're concer

prosecutors allege that michelle carter sent text messages to conrad roy iii not only encouraging him to take his own life, but mocking him when he had second thoughts. the girl's lawyers claim those are a form of protected speech under the first amendment. boris sanchez has been reporting on this case. these messages are deeply troubling. >> disturbing, that this teen coked her boyfriend into taking his life. the defense says even if that were the case, what she did is still not illegal. it was at this k-mart parking lot some massachusetts where last july conrad roy iii sat running a gas-powered pump into his truck. he was exchanging text messages with his then 17-year-old girlfriend, michelle carter. >> she stays on the phone with him to ensure that he's dead. >> reporter: those text messages are the subject of a criminal case against michelle. prosecutors claim she not only pressured roy into killing himself, but helped him plan suicide. according to court documents, the two spoke about roy killing himself for weeks, with carter texting him, quote, you're finally going to be happy

. >> last night at 9:30, police say that 25-year-old calvin hooker iii confronted a woman pushing her daughter in a stroller and pulled out a large knife, she ran around the bus shelter trying to inveen, he stabbed him repeatedly and he later died. police caught up with hooker in an alley and took him into custody. police say that cottingham, called cannibal, was turning his life around. >> he was a good person, i'm sorry, sometimes he would get in trouble and i would be in trouble with him but for the most part he was turning his life around. >> people that saw him were saddened it hear he lost his life protecting the woman and her child. >> as far as i'm concerned he is a hero. >> it's admirable, lately there say lot of crime downtown and there are not people stepping up. >> wilmington's mayor issued a statement this afternoon offering condolences to cottingham's family and calling him a hero for bravely risking his life for helping a fellow citizen. according to police hooker did not know the woman he went after. he is held on charges without bill for first degree murder. >> sara t

claude jackson iii was killed. a second man may not survive his injuries. a bullet grazed a third man in the hand. police say the victims new each other. they're not sure how. no arrests have been bhad in this case. we are just hours away from adam's morgan day and tonight, the police night life unit says they've taken a loaded gun off the streets. police say they spotted a man on 18th street running from them. according to police, he dropped a loaded semi-automatic weapon before they caught up to him. he's facing several gun charges including carrying an unregistered firearm without a license. the man is from lorton. >> helping those who need it the most. the evangel assembly church held their convoy of hope today. the church gave out free groceries to families, health professionals provided free dental and health screenings. the convoy of hope has been helping unit for two decades. >>> more than 3,000 people came out for the nbc4 allstate shred it event. cars lined up at prince george's community college. they dropped off boxes of personal documents. thos

robert griffon iii took the mike after his support of the military. >> in the military, the one thing have is your heard. when you give your word, you follow through. i give my word to my fy,amil the red skins, and teammates i will always be there for them. appreciate you guys. >> you can get all the latest red skins news and information on our new wusa 9 app for apple and android. >>> the terrapins settled, parry hills to leave, they have been preparing under him for the season opener in college park. football is here. before preseason began he was putting qb's through a good old fashion competition. hills hasn't started a game since 2012, 3rd stringer last year, may have been a surprise to outsiders but not those inside the locker room. >> wasn't guys jumping up and cheering or anything along those lines. it is football and he won the competition and they know he is our starting quarterback as we go into this game. >> before the football team plays richmond saturday the soccer team has a big game friday night, hosting top ranked ucla in the hily anticipated home owner, doesn't get b

going to be out there, especially down there and one of the quarterbacks on roster is robert griffin iii. of course and colt mccompany is back up who last year he played. jay gruden said good things. >> jim: flag comes out. which could possibly end the game if it's against washington. redskins not going with preferred attack. >> referee: replay. >> jim: go to the ground. thompson. to close it out. at the 14 yard line. giants victory first of the season. both teams walk off the field tonight at 1-2 on the year. weekend with the cowboys at 2-0. the giants and redskins at 1-2 the eagles at 0-2. that has not delivered multiple teams for the playoffs back in '09 not had wild card team, only the divisional chap has made it to the post season here over last five years. next week we'll have baltimore and pittsburgh delivered three, now 11 teams in the playoffs the last five years total including this divisional champs. tracy wolfson we'll hand off to you. >> tracy: thanks a lot i'm here with eli manning, to get that first win of the season how big of relief is it? >> it is. we needed a win, anot