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i there i'm max marlin welcome to your daily dose of european lifestyle and culture today we start off with some cracking music is what's coming up. royalty we commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of led zeppelin's first stage of his. many mopeds tiny monkey by.

so if you're headi to the nats game, last game of the season, taking on the marlins. 4:05 is first pitchave a slight chance of rain, 3:00, 4:00. that's when i think it's going to enter around i-81, could bring some pretty nasty storms to our area. clouds are starting t fill in right now. we're seeing the leading edge of that rain gettingea to push through western maryland. all of that will head into then sun instability that that sun has created in our kbrar. not going to see anything for lunch oon early after but after about 4:00, 5:00, along i-81, it's going to continue to push through i-85. damaging winds. definitely a big possibility. we'll hold on for chances of rain as we continue tough the afternoon. as we said, we'll talk about that weekend in tail. the ten-day forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you, lauren. >> if you think you might be prone to panic attacks, e have important information next. >> plus, dropping the >>> she's one of the hig mst paid supels in the world married to one of the highest paidathletes. gisel says she once battled panic attacks. >> reporte

today is the l ot home game the season as they wrap up the series against the marlins. pitch this afternoon at 4:05. he's one of the best pitchers tb play bl and we get to watch him here. >> for a long time. >>> here is your cnbc morning busiss report. >>> good morning, i'm eric chemi at cnbc headqu'ters. dunks dropping the donuts from its name. the move is a part of the chain's increased focus on beverages which account for 60% of the sales. coffee the overwhelming majority of that. starting in january dunkin''s advertising, other public messages will use the name dunkin' and the stores will be remodeled. they say donuts willemn a significant staple. l 3 million donuts and donut holes each year. >>> well, we have a severe storm threat as we go through the itafternoon. these yellow shaded areas that you're looking at. also a look ahead to a much nicer weekend. >>> and brand-new problem on 270. sounds like all lanes are block thhere. southbound at h >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>. >>> 15 before the hour and we now know who will be asking the questions tomorrow fo

the nats and the marlins today 4:00 game. there is likely thunderstorms later.e sure youave your poncho. guess what, more rain chances come our way thursday. here's your ten day fo good-bye to the 80s. saturday and sunday looks great. i'll be tweetin out the beach and mountain forecast on my twitter handle @chuckbell4. good morning, melissa. >> good morning.d- brw crash here this morning. gainesville, ramp to eastbound l 66, soundike all of that has gone to the shoulder. brand-new problem silver spring, outer loop before colesville road. we have a newn accidente left-hand lane. that just happened. you'ee probably problems at the top of the beltway. metroelays on the blue .li travel takes not that bad. top of th beltway, outer loop, no problems right now. the new problem u top is going to cause some delays. 66 in und, 95 north. remember to listen to wtop f.m. >>> it's 5:54. how about thatatt herzer. he's hit another incredible milestone. he recorded his 300th rikeout. last night they took on the miami marlins at homerz er took the mound and has 300strikeouts. he'

just listen to the defiance will either marlin sink basically that the war is almost over but the syrian government is emerging victorious from the almost civil war and that people should go back hoe and that the political establishment of the future of syria should be dictated under the terms of the syrian government in a way or another who was telling the syrian opposition you have lost the war you've got to come back home you should forget to talk soon in the future about the future of syria without bashar. is the one who should stay in the government as the leader of the country because this is the will of the syrian people he sent some strong messages to the international community the americans the turks the french think that you are the one sponsoring terrorism you have to stop doing that because of that undermines my own country yet has to put on that point it was quite interesting when he also said that he vows to free syria the country of ours to free syria from all illegitimate foreign troops according to him who is he talking about here. here's a few things are basically two

last night the nats took on the miami marlins at home. scherzer took the mound and threw ten strikeouts. he is only the 17th player in modern baseball history to reach this marks. >> definitely wanted to do it here at home. the fans, unbelievable support. when they're standing on their feet going crazy, it gives you an extra adrenaline boost. you just want to go out interest and accomplish that. it wasaz an amg feeling to have the fans behind you and the feeling you get. >> standing ovation. you're watching one of the greatest pitchers of all time playing right here for us. nats won 9-4.t he j seems like such a good guy. >> yes. >> tod is the nats' last homega for the season. >> i just wish that we had a better bason. >> fle too. >> yeah, it sure did. a>>> stillhead on "news 4 today," heroic rescue. while cameras are rolling, a fiery crash on a local road trapped people inside a jeep. details on the actions thinking witness did that kept them alive. >>> working for you. a rainy weekend c preveannt cancer is smart. it pushes us. we push ba

. >> this is the miami marlins hand. >> united airlines arranged to take her on every trip and introduced her to a special pilot. >> how about with this one. >> first officer eric gaffney was born without a right hand. >> my goal was to fly airplanes. i didn't let anyone stand in my way. i just want people to say if he can do it i can do it. >> this week in anaheim, haley reached her milestone. before the game, a surprise guest. >> you didn't think i was going to miss this one, did you? >> they took the field, tossing her last pitch together. first eric. and then haley. [ applause ] >> fans, let's hear it for haley dawson. >> her journey complete. >> nice job, haley. >> and a new friend for life. what a terrific duo. hailie has made the guinness book of world records as the first person to ever throw out the first pitch in every major league ballpark. that's "nightly news" for this tuesday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> right now at 6:00, did he tweet too much? the price elon musk could pay for taking to twitter. >>> plus -- >> lase

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i there i'm max marlin welcome to your daily dose of european lifestyle and culture today we start off with some cracking music is what's coming up. rock royalty we commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of led zeppelin's first stage appearance. many mopeds tiny monkey bikes are a new craze among grown men. and flower power weave business a modern day hippie calling me in poland. in one nine hundred sixty eight a session guitarist called jimmy page was looking for a new name for his band when he remembered what the who's drama keith moon had said to him and he bound to you play and will go down like a led zeppelin well you know now that led zeppelin didn't crash and burn but rather rose to rock n roll fame fifty years ago today they played their first gig and have since gone on to sell three hundred million albums worldwide so this day they're popular and hailed as the pioneers of hog rock. london in december two thousand and seven led zeppelin are performing live again for the twenty thousand fans in attendance it was a dream come true. though twenty million fans wanted tickets with thi

last night he took the fieldhe againstiami marlins. before the game, he was recognized as nats player of the year. although he went hitless with a pair of strikeouts, the crowd did give him a ton of love. whichever team harper signs with is summer in free agency, he says his heart lies in d.c. >> you never know what's going to ha ien, so didn't really want the farewell kind of treatment. i was able to go out there and enjo that, i guess and not really think about too much of it being my last game or it not being my last gam >> i hope it's not his last game. when he asked about this sign on top of the building that read eight more years of 34, he responded, eight years sounds kind of short. >> i think he's looking for one of those ten-year, $400 million deals. >> something crazy like that. the nats did end up winning 9-3. the game did end early because of the rain we all experienced. >> now they're heading out to denver to end the season with a series agast the rockies. first game is tomorrow just after 5:00 in the afternoon. >> he's so

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i wanted to examine the extent that marlin said to which my feet had been placed on people's necks. and that's important to me, because in a world we're taught particularly those who have the lingo and the space where we have access to knowledges and we're taught the name, the oppressions that are coming at us so the reason why stuff doesn't change is because we don't name the extent to which any of us is complicit in the things that need to be undone. we'll sit up here all day and talk about racism. i'll go to a black lives matter and -- i said to a person why are we talking about translives matter because you're taking our focus away from the shirt it that matters like prolease brutality, i can go to a pride parade, and have a flag in the air with quality and equity and still be racist. until we can look inside, hold the mirror up and realize the o monsters we love to hold up.

. >>> all right, we head to baseball, nationals finishing up their two-gameeries against the marlins.tephen strasburg accomplishings another intng feat. in the second, facing brian anderson, strasburg hits him, but watch, hits the batter, the catcher and the ump. the trifecta. and remember, he did the same thing last week. soou not something see every day,ust when strasburg starts. and what a start it was for him, sixin innings, strik out 11. and his offense giving him a little support. in the sixth, two on and two out for anthony rendon. bryce harper heads to third. rendon with an rbi single. he h two rbi on the night. nats lead 4-2. shawn doolittle in to close it out, strikes galloway out to end it. save 25 for doolittle. nationals win it4-2. >>> and the orioles hosting the blue jays, becoming the first pro sports team to wear braille on their jerseys. really cool move here. top of the seventh, tied at four, at the plate with two on, takes it right up the middle. two runs come in to score. orioles lose, 6-4. their franchiseecord 108th loss, though. hug those oriole fans inou life an

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nationals hosting the marlins tonigh bottom of t fourth, napts up 2-1, two on, and bryce harperer th harper skying the ball to left. austin dean over, makes the catch. we don't usually show you a zsa fly. harper's 100tbi of the season. first time he's done that. anthony rendon. he's beeno hot. crushes the ball to left. that's gone. two-run shot. four rbi in the game for rendon. that gets a harper hug. nats up 5-1. hey, they're not done. juan soto, next up. yeah, that's a home run. 21st. passes mickey mantle for fourth-most rbi by a teenager with 66. un, to be a teenager and hitting home rs again. nats beat the martins 7-3. >>> and the wizards holding new day at the team's training facility in congress heights. dwight howard, the newest player in the red, white and blue. bradley beal a the wizards have made the playoffs four of the last five seasons, but have notce advan past the conference semifinals. with lebron james in thewest, the east, a little more wide open, and the wizards hoping to takeva age. >> we have a great team. you look at us on paper, you think, man, thiseam is domin

marlin alexander ius a of raping at least three women including an 86-year old who lived in a senior living home. thes cri happened between 2007 and 2011 in german town in gaithersburg. dna collected at each scene matched up. the break in c the casee when a private company tested that dna and compared it with theirs dataf samples submitted to genealogy websites. >> our officer who h some experience in doing these family history searches andea ggy work were able to identify mr. alexander. >> detectives are combing through other unsolved cases to see if alexander might be responsible. he is being held without bond right now. >>> president trump's formermp gn chairman will cooperate with the spe calnsel's russia investigation. that's part of paul manafort's plea deal today. he admits gui to tax fraud, money laundering and other crimes but he avoids a second trial that could bring even greateren punis special counsel robert mueller gets full acces to the man who led the trump campaign for a crucial stretch during the 2016 presidential race. >>> it could take several weeks bekere communit

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assistance to the kurdish militias operating there now for the syrian foreign minister what is the marlin those troops have to pull out otherwise the syrian army will use force let's listen to what the syrian farmers have to say in. any foreign presence on syrian territory without the consent of the syrian government is illegal and constitutes a flagrant violation of international law and the un charter it's an assault on our sovereignty which undermines counterterrorism efforts and threatens regional peace and security we therefore consider any forces operating on syrian territory without any explicit request from the government including u.s. french and turkish forces occupying forces who will be dealt with accordingly they must withdraw immediately and without conditions. one of them describe the opposition as terrorist describe the neighboring countries particularly turkey as a safe haven for terrorist groups moving into syria who dismiss calls for dialogue would pave the ground for the opposition to share power with the government saying that bashar assad will stay in power and that

she likes to tell fishing stories, including the one when she caught a 100-pound marlin. them at today.com/celebrate. >> comments on that marlin. 125 pounds. that's a big one. >> all right, kids. that's going to wrap it um for us here. megyn kelly is coming up next. >>> that's right. and later, you and kathie lee. >> we're pouring the wine at 10:00. we have a lot for you. >> and meredith, right? >> and meredith is talking books. >> you hope that's all she's talking about. with meredith, you never know. >> this could be the last fourth hour. >> nah. >> we're bi )m - -... >>> good morning. 8:56. i'm marcus washington. two leaders in the alum rock district will meet in front of a judge. they with want to settle a dispute involving claims of harassment and intimidation. the superintendant got a restraining order against a school board trustee. bower says he threatened her. the restraining order expires today. judge will decide whether to extend it. this comes as the super intendant tries to remove the school board, accusing them of making sweetheart deals with a contracting c

they demanded nothing less than a whole season the one maelstrom of the florida marlins. audios missouri remember the. first time for the first time i had a feeling of being part of something the. seeds of the civil rights the peace movement women's movement hormones planned for. sixty. odd little. this week double. dutch. law. this is news coming to you live from berlin a fresh blow to u.s. president donald trump says his former campaign manager paul metaphor agrees to cooperate with special counsel robert rusher probe as part of the deal has pleaded guilty to two criminal counts to avoid a second trial that was due to begin next week we'll get the latest from washington .

last night's 9-4 win at home against the marlins. congratulations to him. he is dominate. world champion astros reached the 100 win mark for the second season in a row. a 4-1 victory over the blue jays last night. coupled with the loss to seattle. the astros will faces cleveland at home beginning on october the fifth. and in saint petersburg, the yankees tighten their grip on the top wild card spot, defeating tampa 9-2. but for the starting pitcher, he's lucky just it to escape with his head right back at him in the third inning to retire yankee's slugger, aaron judge. but i guess he's just doing that's out of survival. that could have ended badly. he's lucky this morning. >> lucky, definitely. >>> still ahead president trump weighs in on the allegations against brett kavanaugh and accuses democrats of playing a sound game. >>> and at least one claims kavanaugh's accusers had a little help. ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight

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the nationals taking on the marlins in the nation's capital. >> short right-center. falling. and a diving catch. take another look. lewis brinson making the nice grab. that is the play at the day. the nationals get the win. >>> the new $2 billion sales force transbay transit center close. we will explain why and what's happening later today. >>> because of that story, this traffic situation will be a mess this morning. we are live from what was supposed to be the temporary transit center. this is customizable streaming tv for your family. ...whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. still flat. here. try this. and... ♪ ooh, heaven -- nailed it. >>>, live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> delta airlines is back up and running

the marlins center fielder diving for the grab. the nationals ended up winning 9-4.t is our play of the day. >>> a packed house is on hand as one bay area city decides whether to move forward with a controversial plan for a new ikea store. >>> and because of the crack found in a beam at the brand- new salesforce transit center, buses are being rerouted here at the temporary transbay terminal and affecting a lot of commuters heading into san francisco. sa 2- >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> san francisco's brand-new $2.2 billion transit center shut down this morning over safety concerns. good morning. >> the closure of the center is leading to a lot of frustrating commuters back frustrated commuters. taking a look at a congested area. we are live with team coverage. katie nielsen has the investigation underway at the brand-new facility and -- brand- new facility. let's start with jackie at the temporary transbay terminal this morning. jackie. >> reporter: if anyone drives through salmo regularly, they know that this -- same old, neither

night the mets led major league baseball lied-- wide tribute before their game against the miami marlins coaches, managers, umpires work ribbons on their caps that read: we shall not forget. moment of silence before the red sox secured their 99th win in the red sox begin the first team this year to clinch the playoffs every action has an equal and opposite reaction. umpires according to the times in london considering the boycott of any future matches with serena williams. one former umpire said they are fearful they could be the next umpire that saturday night they feel no one has their backs when they make unpopular calls. they say everything's bigger in texas. cheryl: it is. reporter: in college football it is according to forbes texas a&m the most profitable college football in america, $107 million in profits last year with revenue amid higher rounding out the top five after texas, michigan, alabama and then ohio. let's have a little fun. you know when a song comes on from the band "rush" people tend to lose themselves. did you see the baltimore ravens guys sunday at the game? watch

. >> last night he t k the field one more time this season against the miami marlins.efore the game, he was recognized as nats player of the year. although he we hitlessith a the crowd ike outs, gave him a ton of love. whateverha team er signs with this summer, he h says heart lies in d.c. >> you never know what's going to happen. i didn't reafay want the well kind of treatment. i was able to go out there and enjoy that, i guess, and not really think about too much of it being my last game or it not being my last game. >> all right. he did talk about this sign, eight more years of 34. we hope it happens. we'll see. he thinks it's kind of short. maybe he'lle here for 15 years. >> who knows. >> it will be interesting to ses what hap though. >> nats fans want him to stay. >> oh, of course. >> ase head outside today, probably keep those umbrellas handy yet again. >> yes, keep the umblla with you. this morning it's good because we're not seeing the rain around. we have a couple sprinkles out there. so areas seeing sprinkles. for the most part, it is cloudy but cool. it kind

assistance to the kurdish militias operating there now for the syrian foreign minister what is the marlin those troops have to pull out otherwise the syrian army will use force let's listen to what the syrian pharmacy had to say . in. any foreign presence on syrian territory without the consent of the syrian government is illegal and constitutes a flagrant violation of international law and the un charter it's an assault on our sovereignty which undermines counterterrorism efforts and threatens regional peace and security we therefore consider any forces operating on syrian territory without any explicit request from the government including us french and turkish forces occupying forces who will be dealt with accordingly they must withdraw immediately and without conditions. what is the describe the opposition as terrorists describe the neighboring countries particularly turkey as a safe haven for terrorist groups moving into syria and dismiss calls for dialogue would pay the ground for the opposition to share power with the government saying that it will stay in power that anything that

i remember marlin fitzwater would walk around with his big cigar that he wouldn't light and he would actually walk through the press office and say, what i said or what the president said, let me just tweak that. there was a very good relationship there and he got a lot of credit for that. but we are not at that place now. i mean -- and now there is a very particular and personal and some would say grandstanding environment around this. where do you see this question of credibility now in terms of, again, plugging this into all the technology that we've got and the cameras and the social media and how we regain a sense of trust in the information that is emanating from the white house. >> so i think the credibility is the number one most important asset that journalists need. it is under fire. we have all these new ways of delivering information that are faster and go farther and are more transparent, and that's been to our peril in some ways. >> to our peril? >> to our peril. because tweets go out instantaneously without a chance to check with a second source or to double-check the

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she loves to tell fishing stories, especially t one where she caught 1-pound marlin.niversary tell us about them at today.com. >> that wraps it up for us. megyn kelly is coming up t'next >> t right. later -- >> we are pouring the wine at 10:00, y'all. >> i know, we have a lot. >> we have meredith. she is talking books. >> you hope that's alls talking about. with meredith, you nev c be the hour. >> we are back after your local news and weather. >> a great day. >> bye. ha great day. >> bye. ve a greatreat da >> this is a nbc4 today news break. >> 8:56 is the time on this sues, september 11th. melissa molett is keeping an eye on the roads. >> good morning. alexandria, a new crash. new carrollton, after annapolis road, all lanes open. have delays hanging around this morning. a look at the rest of the beltway, inbound 395 is very slow. >> melissa, thank you. >> we will take a quick break and check your forecast when we come b. >> good morning. still off to a soggy start. we have a dense fog advise d.c. metro area to 10:00 a.m. cloudy, afternoon passing showers, high temper

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