ing. >> that is a bitchy resting face .ing. >> but i heard that about kerrying. >> yes.the pearly whites. >> you know what i mean? he is always smiling. it works for me. >> larry: he has a goofy resting facing. >> what i think it is. i think the man -- >> larry: there goes the man againing. >> to make him feel more comfortable around you. it is not about you. it is about how she feels. we don't know how to take it so it is like i need you to fix your face because i don't know what to do with it. >> larry: i think essentially secretly, men, if you disagree, you are lying because every guy wants to think there is at least a microchance they can have sex with any woman, right. >> it's trueing. >> don't even say it is not true. it is absolutely -- >> they give you a bitchy resting face, it is like man that chance is gone. that's what it is about. >> if there is a smile, well, maybe there is a chance. even if it is queen elizabeth it doesn't matter. well, queen elizabeth. ah. there is a royal chance there. you never know. >> 95 percent of the time, i don't want to have sex wi

this front approach ing ing as a big surge of humidity comes up the atlantic sea board. that mean with the dynamics and moisture present we could be talking about heavy downpours tomorrow morning. you can see just a couple of scattered showers right through midnight. not much going on at midnight. watch what happens over night into the wee hours of the morning. by 3:00 a.m. drenching downpours over western new jersey. look at this, by 6:00 in the morning right at the beginning of parts of the commute we're talking about heavy downpours moving into new york city. there could be flash flooding. we'll extend this future cast and your full accuweather forecast coming up and show you how this evolves during the day tomorrow. >> we can use rain but not like that. if are not by a television you can track the storms on the go using our free accuweather weather alert app. eyewitness news this morning will be on the news at 4:30 with up to the minute information on the storm and any traffic problems. >>> caught in a rip current with no lifeguards around. one swimmer in critical co

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these are all coming oefrg here e ing ing over here. check, check, check. got it this man coverage on the outside. let me throw one quickly, tie ball game. derek carr understood everything that happened right there. a lot of times it is not how you throw it, it is which plays did the quarterback get you into or out of that can decide football games. >> al: going to be a free agent kick, this is del vek yo. jaxon shipley with come out. to the 19 yard line. penalty. >> referee: during the return half the distance to the goal. first down. >> al: you want to see your quarterback in tough situations. now backed up. >> cris: you're thinking here we get an interception, fumble, hold them, punt. we have plenty of time to put that game winner up. >> al: philips sims is a virginia kid, born in lynchburg. went to virginia tech. starts this drive from the 9 yard line. batted down at the line of scrimmage scrimmage. stacy mcgee got his hands up, 92. second and ten. >> cris: good news for logan thomas is he's got his starting right tackle in the game. they now have bobby

they've been steal ing the back page headlines all summer. now we'll see if they can bring this together when it really counts. what you love about this team is every single night it's a different hero and in this game it was michael cuddyer. not really been a banner year for him but this go ahead knock in the 7 makes up for an earlier error. the mets win 5-4. they maintain a five-and-a-half-game lead in the nl east. >>> and the yankees had another one of those offensive explosions. they rolled off a 20-6 route of the braves. they complete the sweep in atlanta. nathan eovaldi has not lost in 13 straight starts, the longest streak in the majors. we had another no hitter tonight. we'll be welcoming back our friend david amendolara from cbs sports radio. we'll talk about the yankees, the mets. specifically i'm going to ask him how the mets team measures up against the last mets championship contender, which again, is only a strike away from the world series. >> an idea of how supportive people are. i had a red sox fan that went to the game and s

the casualty rate and i'm in ing from '39 to '45 just bomber command is frequently 56,000. about f that 56,000 almost 47,000 were killed and about 9 to 10,000 ended up in british -- or me, german prisoner of war camps. a casualty rate that is almost 50% in bomber command. u.s. army eighth air force which was the principal air force for the campaign in bing 26,000 there were about illed or wounded and another camps.or so in p.o.w. so you have a casualty rate 40 and 50%. hat's substantial given the number of men involved. well, it's fair to say for all air combatasons that during the second world war was and for these air crew members in particular. reacted to stress much the same way. that's worth ings mentioning is the on again and again nature of the air war and different new kind of stress, potentially different in the kind of stress nd infantry a soldier might experience in the european theatre of world war ii. remember, these crews for the most part were based in britain so, depending on the weather nd the target for the day or the mission, they might spend hair rowing

. >>> this sunday, two huge stories upend ing ing the campaign. for the republicans, accepting the fact that donald trump is here to stay. >> let's assume that somebody else becomes president, wouldn't that be horrifying? >>> and how do the opponents now deal with the juggernaut. for the democrats, it is the hillary's e-mails. >> nobody talks to me about it other than you guys. >> it adds fuel to the biden fire, and did the vice president just tease the 2016 dream ticket by meeting we liz beth warren, and plus trump on hillary. >> and in her rein, look at what happened. everything fell apart. >> and sitting down with carly li ly furn tee fiorentino. >>> and joining me today, susan page, and former adviser to president george w. bush, george aguilar, and if it is sunday, it is "meet the press." >>> this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning and what a week in politics. this is the week that republicans are accepting the re reality that donald trump is not going anywhere and the week that democrats are kon contemplate ing the

that is so (bleep)ing crazy. he jumped trust you! am, i mean the machine gun bacon did look crazy. >> besides that, besides that, okay, all right. it is the second most surprising. oh what other candidate is up in the cray-cray. >> you said i like to pump them in the face. at the fascial level who deserves a punch in the face. >> oh, the national teachers union. >> i have used birth control and not just the rhythm method, okay? so, you know, my church, my church has a teaching against birth control does that make me an awful catholic? >> larry: no. it does not make you an awful catholic. it makes you an awful toastmaster. those people are eating. and it is not just me who feels this way about chris christie, his own supporters have hardened against him. >> that is what he said. thank you, jeb, thank you. >> so they turned against him not for imagining him having sex but for actually seeing him display affection. >> i can't get the picture out of my mind after super storm sandy when obama landed in new jersey and he just cuddled up ri

we're still wait ing ing on a lot of details from police. at our last check with the nypd they had no further information for us. we are still waiting to learn the ages of these victims and really exactly who these victims are. as soon as we get that information and the condition of the victims we will bring it to you. kristen thorn, channel 7, eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> another person has died and we have new cases of legionnaires to talk about this morning. four deaths now linked to the out break in the south bronx. 65 people have been diagnosed with that disease. >> one man who survived is talking to eyewitness news about his health scare. a.j. ross has that story. >> i was about to wait one more day to go to the hospital and if i would have waited that one more day i don't think i would have been here right now. >> for daniel tejada being back in the comfort of his home surrounded by his family he will never be this happy again. >> the 31-year-old cab driver got legionnaires but where he got it is a mystery. >> i'm a cab driver a

i don't (bleep)ing know.ings i don't get. [ cheers and applause ] >> do you think fox news is out to get him as some people say or -- >> i feel like they feel responsible for his creation and now they feel it is necessary to take him out. >> i know. >> i feel like --. >> they created the monster. >> and now we must kill you, monster. >> watching fox news feels like my dad felt going to a high school musical. >> i made this and this is what you do with your time? >> right. >> you know what? [ applause ] >> larry: go ahead. >> like you said, they created him when he was talking about obama and he was running him on tv, every day, it is like where is the birth certificate? right. so now, it is all giggles until the bully turns on you. you know what i am saying? >> it is funny when he is punching other people in the face but when he starts (bleep)ing with you, it is like, hold on a minute. i thought we were friends. what the (bleep) is going on? [ cheers and applause ] >> so i ran through the litany of all of the

you can see it there, the jet noy-sediving on the e ing ing to the ground. seven people died in the accident. officials say the pilot was coming out of a loop when the plane crashed. erika hill joins with us a look at what's ahead on "nbc nightly news." >> a tough story. we're going to have more on that plane crash. also we'll bring you the latest in what we're hearing more about, the train takedown on that train yesterday three young americans being hailed as heroes for their role in helping to subdue a gunman on board a train bound for paris. what we're learning about that gunman and the weapons he had with him. >>> also ahead tonight, we're going to get you up to speed on the wild fires which continue to burn out west. now a call for volunteers, not just firefighters but regular volunteers to help and there's a massive teacher shortage across this country just as kids some places are back to school and others preparing to go back to school. tens of thousands of open positions. we'll tell you why there's that void and look at the creative ways different ci

the cfo of ing. 10 minutes until 7 a.m. in london.de comments to the wall street journal -- let's bring in kevin adams. it's in that he is suggesting they are close to a rate increase. >> certainly. the question is whether obese september or november. they seemed to be on the hawkish side of the fed. he is much closer now. on the face of it it has been much higher for the rate rise in september. 225 or 335. that kind of number. that would give the fed a green light for a rate rise in september. anna: because of all of the conversation of whether it would be september or december, there will be a lot of attention. there always is. what should we be looking for us to mark is at the wages or component? what will be decided? >> a look at indicators. the chart is a useful thing to look at. also when you look -- all of the leading indicators are now above where they were in the previous boom. it is pretty much up there. it is not up to the previous peaks. the keynote was payrolls. the latest data has increased up to a level in which it has

that's your build ing block, and that's it. that's the one element that we are seeing in place right now. but they talk about how this is the strongest one since 1997. do you remember the winter of 1997 here in new york city? i do. it was mild. it was wet and wasn't all that white. it was rainy. that is how a monster el nino would affect the new york city area. it would be milder, wet winter. could be storms up there but i think more wet than white. lake tahoe, the west coast would pick up all the snow. the west coast could really use it with the incredible drought conditions they're experiencing right now. we'll see if it truly develops the way it's looking like right now, but yet to be seen. >>> playing the lottery could soon get easier in new jersey. the state senate approved a bill today that would allow players to get tickets delivered. courier services would have to register with the state lottery commission. assembly passed a similar bill back in june and it now heads to governor christie. >>> parents shocked to learn ju

so donald trump is not go g ing to be growing to that. in all likelihood, and now he has surprised us, but i don't believe he is going to be the nominee in that sense. >> and charlie, "wall street journal" did a piece where they categorized the field, and some are attacking the trump, and tha that is lindsey graham, and scott walker, and i am still trying to figure out the scott walker birthright citizenship position, but others are trying to fig for the him, but does it de depend what to do and all of them need to change the strategies? >> no, it depends who you are and where you are in the race. for some people to attack trump right now, it is a good way to get attention. for jeb, jeb in some ways is the front-runner, although not really in the polls right now, and so the two of them are the two front-runners in the moment and for them to get into it makes good sense, but the other thing about trump's candidacy, the folks who are angry and frustrate and coming out to see him are conservative. wait until they learn that guy has been a de

another flash flood warn ing ing issued for summerset county in new jersey. that's until 7:30. local law enforcement reporting flash flooding. that existing flash flood warning for western essex and union county. we have reports of route 22 in mountain side being shut down due to flash flooding. you see that thunderstorm cell just sitting over the same area causing 1 to 2 inches of rain per hour. radar estimates of over 3 inches of rain have fallen so far. that will continue for the foreseeable future. just be careful. if you see water covering roadways just turn around don't drown as the national weather service says in this situation. that flash flood warning lasting until 5:45 for union and essex and 7:30 for summerset county. >> thank you. >>> also new this half hour, a warning about a thief that targets elderly people on coney island. he rides up on a bicycle and rips off jewelry. moments ago police released new video. stacey is in coney island with the latest. >> reporter: we have some new video. police just put this out. remember most of these incidents happening on or n

. >>> making headlines this morning spider man was caught swing ing but not from buildings.re are conflicting reports. some say spiderman was harassing a woman for tips and others say the man was heckling the spiderman performer. >>> and jelly fish eat the same thing as other fish but contribute nothing in return, which means it could be difficult for other fish like salmon to survive. >>> a natural gas pipeline exploded in colorado. nearby towns evacuated but no injuries. the fire is currently under control. >>> well, you remember evel knievel. one thrill seeker was able to one-up him. daredevil doug danger has broken a world record by jumping over 52 cars while riding his motorcycle. that's a suicide jump. it had been attempted and failed twice before include ing-- >> is that something you would consider doing? >> no. >> remember there was a grand canyon thing? scary. >>> let's take a look at ahead at where the best meteor showers will be. the best time to see the meteors will be just before dawn. you shouldn't need any special equipment. you just have to be willing to get

. >> reporter: prosecutors defended their handling e ing ing of the case by saying they had specific and corroborating prostitution allegations. among the evidence, a black book that appeared to be a ledger of prostitution activities that was in melgen's office. the judge is expected to rule later next month on the respective motions. news 4 new york. >>> lester holt joins us now with a look at what's ahead. >> we have all the headlines of the day including another wild ride on wall street today. things looking up until they started looking down in the last 20 minutes. isis. what happens when isis moves to an area. the young teenage boys go in hiding or join them. th fere's a compelling story about a teenager who decided to hide and he bears the scars of the story of that. >> thank you so muet. >> all right. >>> well, the a sinking feeling in sunset park. >> residents are asking why. >> reporter: morning, day, and night that's one of the sounds park. we couldn't even get through this interview without the interruption. >> we have to do a lot of walking. >> reporter: bulldozers, pile

would like to know why we don't deal with this on an basis rather than emoving families, destroying ing agricultural businesses in need additional labor that are not met in the united states. guest: his point is that or low skilled immigrants create costs for our ociety and they do, very large costs. because in a modern american society if you have a low level even if you have degree you hool cannot feed your kids. ou cannot earn enough money to feed your own children. it is not possible. o the overwhelming majority of illegal immigrants with children are feeding their kids on our taxpayer funds. the problem is the idea of sending that the countries of honduras is going to bear the healthcare and lunch and all the rest of those costs that are imposed on by letting payers the honduran in is ridiculous. that is the same as donald trump saying mexico will write him a check to pay for the wall. it is stilly. it what happen. hen you let in low skilled people into your modern society it will cost you an enormous amount of money. there are two ways to deal with it. walthal them off welfare sys

and now he's rigging a rescue flag by use ing ing his knapsack on a stick. it takes rescuer ace while to spot him. there comes the helicopter to come and rescue him. you see the rescue crew come down. now he's in the helicopter, last shot of himself flying over bora bora. >> i feel bad for this guy a very little bit. he didn't plan. he didn't think. that's how you end up in situations -- people die without planning and not thinking. >> he was fortunate. that's one of the reasons he released this video. he wanted to make sure people understood, if you're going to go into these areas you don't know, bring a guide and load yourself up with all koinds of safety equipment. >> he's lucky he brought that one piece of equipment, that radio. otherwise he might still be there. there. >> i was floating around on a tube in water the other day. we've seen these videos before and they do pretty cool fishing. this guy is absolutely battling against something. just yanking and nothing is happening. pulling him out of the water. losing his balance. it's insane. you'll be blo

. >> so we should go -- we're ing to get the couple, me and you, because they're lindfolded and they can't walk out here. >> they have not seen themselves nor each other. >> we're going tooescort -- hi, guys. >> okay. >> we're just going to hold your hand. >> i have that dress. we have to help them. come on out. >> don't be afraid. don't are scared. we've got you. we've got you. >> i'm going to turn you, mary, around just a tad. keep coming over. >> i'm going to hold you -- let go of your wife for a second. take one step that way. >> take a step to the left, john. no, your right. >> my right. >> okay. >> wait a minute. get over here. >> okay, now don't move. all right, so hold on. >> stop it, mary. 50 shades of gray, mary said. mary, all she ever does is she showers, shampoos, uses moisturizer, she doesn't use a lot of stuff and her husband he doesn't do much either. all right, you guys. >> how do you think that makes me feel? >> are you ready to -- when you take off your blind folds you're going to look at each other. one, two -- john, take yours off, please. >> wow! >> you look as

. >> are you [ bleep ]ing kidding me? are you [ bleep ]ing kidding me?narrator: stewart is an early critic of the iraq war, which is waged through much of his run as host of "the daily show" is. >> let's start with our continuing coverage of mess o' potamia. >> he was always asking us to look into where is the evidence, run the evidence by me one more time, i'm not sure i understand it. that's what journalists felt like they wished they had done in retrospect is questioned what's the impetus for this. >> by the way, you can have these memorable screwups and just call now and order "now that's what i call being completely [ bleep ]ing wrong about iraq." >> narrator: sometimes even for jon stewart there is no punch line. >> jon stewart allowed himself the vulnerability of being emotional at times and not even knowing how to deal with it except allowing these emotions to come out. >> and sometimes his authentic human take is sad or speechless or moved in a way that makes him not want to be funny. >> i didn't do my job today. so i apologize. i got nothing fo

everything is move ing east right now at about 20, 25 miles per hour. severe thunderstorm warning earlier. that was down toward prince william and stafford. that's this guy here. baltimore seeing quite a thunderstorm but that's not severe either. want to take you south. this is the heavy stuff we're watching which is coming out of prince william in toward southern fairfax. back to manassas. just coming out of stafford now but the bulk of the heavy stuff is west of i-95. we'll take you north to manassas. then across the river in to clifton, up to george mason seeing some of the thunderstorm move in from the southwest. looks like it's going to be to mount vernon. nationals park, 7:55 and clinton at 8:05. so hopefully that won't be too much of a delay. bailey's crossroads, heavy downpour headed toward arlington. in arlington. headed toward north west dc and bethesda right now. northeast seeing some of that. a few scattered showers. germantown, you're going to get a little bit more rain your way. this guy, pretty heavy here. that's moving more in to norther

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they turn and see him struggle ing with an automatic weapon and immediately tackle him. during struggle, they say el khazzani pulled out a handgun and box cut, slicing spencer in the arms. using their fists and a choke hold, the three men finally render him unconscious, tying him up with the help of other passengers. >> he entered the car. we saw him with the ak-47. it was either do something or die. >> he seemed like he was ready to fight to the end so -- so were we. >> sponsor wasl njured in the assault but ignored his own injuries to help a fellow passenger. for the three men, friends since middle school, it was all for one and one for all. alec and spencer are both headed to germany with their families next. anthony is headed back to the united states with his parents. and of course with that medal. back to you. >> the death toll climbing in that horror more horrific air show crash from over the weekend. 1950s fighter jet slammed into a busy highway after the pilot failed to pull out of a loop maneuver. at least 11 people have been killed. local police say that numbe

. >> race on tonight to keep 2 wild fierce from mental ing into one giant inferno in lake county. this comes after the jerusalem fair started yesterday just few miles prosecute where the rocky fire burned since july 29. jerusalem fire doubled from 3 to 6000 acres. forced he have been asian including some resident who had just returned to their homes after being threat and by the rocky fire this wild fir force the grounding of flight short time this evening. began at 6:00. flights suspended because the base emergency crew and fire engine were on the runway to fight the grass fire. >> san francisco sheriff is defending himself again tonight. this time for driving on suspended driver's license. lillian in the newsroom with more on the story. >> concerning to the chronicle the the driver's license was suspended after he failed to report a car accident to the dmv. it was a minor fender bender but still above the threshold requiring notification. >> san francisco sheriff says he had no idea his driver's license was suspended until the press asked him about it. chronicle says according t

no new discoveries of contaminate ing buildings or cooling tower. today, mayor de blasio vis ed lincoln hospital to thank health care staff for their work. >>> the flag will fly over the u.s. embassy in cuba for the first time in 55 years. final preparations are underway for the ceremony, which will be attended by john kerry. business leade and several u.s. lawmakers. the flag raising will mark a symbolic moment to normalize ties with the nation since . >>> collision course. a camera captures the impact be hatween an ambulance and fire truck. >>> most inmates dream of breaking out of jail. this woman was trying to break in. what she was carrying. >>> are you or your kids a "frozen" fan? the secret revealed about ana and elsa. their ties to another beloved disney character. >>> sudden impact. incredible video tonight showing the moment an ambulance and fire truck collided on a busy miami street. you can see the ambulance racing through an intersection before striking the other emergency vehicle in its path. the fire truck rolled over from the force o

. >> kala,ing thank you. >>> investigators are looking into whether faulty brakes caused a school bus to crash in new jersey. the dramatic moment in irvington captured on surveillance video. nearly a dozen children were injured when the bus collided with an s.u.v. and slammed into a building. since "first @4:00," we uncovered troubling information about the bus quo. a.j. ross is at beth israel hospital in newark. >> reporter: some new information we received from the new jersey motor vehicle commission shows that horizon link, the bus company, has failed the initial service inspections at an astounding rate of 96%. considering the bus driver in this crash said the brakes failed before the collision, it's amazing no one was seriously injured. a thunderous early morning collision involving a school bus full of kids near sanford and springfield avenues brought several people running from homes and nearby stores. >> i ran out, came across the street, called 911. >> reporter: watch as a nearby surveillance camera captures the bus striking a silver s.u.v. and into a liquor store. the driver

. >>> coming up on news 4 at 6:00, some are calling ing ing it a victory, but others are saying it's robbing real victims of true justice. connecticut's highest court overturns the death penalty. we have reaction from both sides. >>> plus, the mta's reaction to make the subways run faster by saving a few seconds at every stop. >> reporter: is there a faster way to announce the next stop on your train? and if there is, meet the person who might get left behind. i'm andrew siff and i'll have that story. >>> those stories and much more all new tonight when chuck and i see you at 6:00. >>> new information on that toxic waste cleanup in a colorado river. we now know that tests completed in the hours after last week's mine spill show lead levels more than 3,500 times the normal exposure limit for humans. epa stresses those levels have dropped. in fact, in an effort to prove that the water is back to normal, colorado governor john hickenlooper drank from the river, but he cautioned others not to try it themselves. don't do that yourself. the governor says that he put an iodine tablet in the

. >>> a warning for seen ing -- seniors visiting the coney island board walk. a snatch and grab robber has been targeted older men taking their jewelry. hazel sanchez has more from coney island. hazel. >> reporter: we're on the board walk right now where a lot of retirees like to socialize, exercise and re lax. now a lot of them are putting up their guard after a number of ride by robberies. >> 76-year-old marina walks the coney island board walk every day but does so with extreme caution. >> it's not so good. twice my husband was beat here. maybe 15, 16 years old the boys were. >> she said she's not surprised to hear about the man in this photo who police say has been targeting local men in their 60, 70s and 80s robbing them of their gold jewelry. >> they don't want to work these people and just do crime and that's it. >> you don't see no cops. i think whoever is doing this knows what he's doing. >> police say since july 3rd the man in this surveillance photo has robbed at least six people on and near the board walk in coney island and brighton beach. the susp

i think the donald trump sort of -- the shrugging ingging ingging emoti conwas pretty good. they sum up their debate performances. carly fiorina, who did very well in the afternoon debate, and the ohio governor kasich, he did very, very well. they had momentum and that could change the dynamic. >> why are people excited about carly? >> carly fiorina will be in the earlier debate. by all accounts she won the earlier debate overwhelmingly. i think she's going to jump into the next debate in september. get ready for carly fiorina. i think if there was a winner tonight it was john kasich, the governor of ohio. i think he came across as the adult in the room, his answers flowed well, there was a seam to them. i think he had the line of the night tonight, which is, god loves me unconditionally, therefore, in answer to the question about gay marriage and his daughters, therefore i'm going to love my friends and family unconditionally. >> jeb bush. >> i think he didn't do a lot to ultimately distinguish himself, which is kind of i think what he needed to do to get momentum. >> i thi

that's somewhat mislead ing ing. that's out of the park. at the airport 20, 25 miles per hour winds. a few other numbers around the area. 79 in monticello, 86 belmar. the dew points is the other side of the story. you see a dew point of 60 and it feels humid and we're at 65 in the city. that's more moisture in the atmosphere. that 84 feels like 86. we're shooting for 9 0. not the record of 100 set back in 1944. sunset at 8:08. if you're going to go to the beach or the pool don't forget the sunscreen. uv forecast is an 8. once again, high rip current risks. i know i'm nagging but it's serious stuff. moderate risk for the jersey shore. don't fight it if you get caught in it. duchess county a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 8:00. there's more activity to the north. we're concerned about the possibility of a few pop up showers or storms this afternoon into the afternoon hour. parts of middlesex county. then it's quiet over night. wednesday you'll see a northwest wind but that's a more comfortable wind with less moisture. then there it

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also just ahead, it's like the red bulls and nycfc play ing ing a decade's old rivalry, third meeting every, a heated affair today. checking in on that next here on news 4. >>> the verizon fios sports desk brought to you by -- >>> another day, another 3-0 lead wasted by the mets like yesterday. the offense forgot you have to play all nine innings. that seven game win streak is distant memory. chris archer on the ropes early, murphy singles to right to take two runs to take the 3-0 lead. murphy at bat looks like a single up t middle. but logan has other ideas, what a dazzling play to get murphy by sa step. p my cap to you. he oved it. 3-1, bottom of the fifth, rays draw even, and a 2-run double in the gap in left center. it's a new game. in the seventh, richie goes deep off cloen, and that is the game winner, 4-3 rays, the final as the mets drop the second continue to scuffle. the last place rockies breaking a 4-4 tie, and mets lead in the half. major league soccer, the third and final meeting of the season between the red bulls and nycfc. scoreless in the 21st minute, and it's the red