pryor wants to change and he didn't blame kirk cousins. he holds himself accountable. that leaves us with hope next week things will change. >> welcome to the postseason! [ cheering and applause ] >> yeah. pop those bottles. >>> the nationals back to back nl east titles the first time in franchise history. we know they're history in the post season. they've struggled, but listen closely. they're serious about making a change this year. >> it's nice to kind of knock this out early and hopefully get those guys that are banged up healthy and try to play a bit so we can be peaking at the right time. >> there's a lot of season left. we've been here before. it's time to >> these are so special. you'll never forget these moments because you've worked so hard. >> everybody is healthy at the right time. >> their season is not done yet, still trying to battle for homefield advantage. >> got to give harper help. >>> let's do one last check of irma. >> the hurricane is through tonight in florida, but things are improving south of ft. myers. >> we'll be watching this. you can follo

davis into pryor's legs.skins wide receiver addressed comments on twitter earlier today. >> usually, i don't do that. i don't whine about the things that happen or bad things happen to me. it doesn't matter how big i am or smaller the guy is than me. before the ball got to my hands he's chopping my legs out. this is a brotherhood. we started from the bottom. michelle: bring it home this weekend! nancy: gorgeous night. josh: it is. temperatures are in the mid-750's now. overnight lows dropping to the mid-60's. tomorrow is 87 again on saturday. beautiful weekend. but again, just feeling more like summer than fall. michelle: love it. "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. nancy: join us back at 1 we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, ama. from scandalous romance, to ridiculous plot twists. (gasping) son? dad! we also know you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so we're partnering with cigna to remind you to go see a real doctor. go, know, and take

so pryor told us not to worry and cousins told us we'll see. now,footballfans, i agree with jay gruden. you won't win games starting slow like that. maybe it changes on sunday. maybe pryor doesn't drop 3 balls in one game like with cinci, and maybe gruden will change the pre-game meal. if cutting out choose burgers and tuna tartar works, works for me. give me a reason to think otherwise. that's my case. >> very quick with the interview. let's wait and see. we'll be fine. >> yeah. you have to give us more. redskins fans, we are excited. we need long time. return just saying, don't worry. >> a lot of good reasons for optimism but it might be tempered somewhat. >> a reality check? >> maybe starting the season off well like howard university. >> what school is that? >> don't even play with me. >> who were they? who? what name was that? >> don't play with me. >> howard bison. you know. [laughter] >>> coming up at 6:00, with all the damage from hurricane harvey and irma, we'll have the latest on what you need to know about flood coverage. >>> an >>>

. >> one of the side bar stories of this game is terrelle pryor who is predicted he's going to have a night tonight. he is going against the team that drafted him, that let him go as a quarterback. and he says he's glad he's not under center anymore. he says he sees how much kirk cousins is getting hit. that guy really needs to step up because they need him. they need him to be the receiving threat that they planned on. >> i'm still bullish on pryor by the time the season gets up and running. little bit of a slow start. hands are an issue right but he is so fluid and so athletic in space and such a big target, i still feel strongly about him this year. >> you start or sit him, kevin? >> oh, i start him. oh, over what, marshawn lynch? >> did we become a fantasy show all of a sudden? i had no idea. is it a ppr league? >> the key to their pass offense is to have jordan reed on the field. he demands most of the coverage and will open it up for pryor if he's on the field and productive. >> why are we not talking about the favorite issue -- >> that's coming up hot or not. >> i thought we wo

remember terrelle pryor?t stoke your memory a bit when he was with the raiders as quarterback. >> pryor is up and running! inside steelers territory! 20, 10 and pryor is in! >> 93 yards longest run ever by an nfl quarterback. he was let go by the raiders and three teams cut him and he talked about how that inspires him in his career. >> people don't understand the feeling of getting cut. it's like having a girl you like and she breaks you up with you. i wanted her, he liked her. a guy it's like that, oh, they don't want me. that's the only way i can explain it. no, it didn't happen to me. [ laughter ] >> so the punch line to the story terrelle pryor career change is now a wide receiver with a breakout year with the browns last year signed a big contract with the redskins and completely changed from quarterback to wide receiver and the raiders -- >> how good do you have to play to -- >> that's a great athlete to make that change. we wish him the best. after sunday. >> right. see you later. good night. ♪[ music

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case and point, last week, cody davis tackled pryor near his knee. pryor got up a little gingerly.so yesterday pryor took to twitter saying the cody davis rule 101, not a dirty play. but we all want success. try to hit a little higher and not take out the knees in the future. thank you. he has a good point there. alison: nice way to put it. alison: hurricane harvey, irma and now maria keeping fema busy. larry: absolutely. when we come back how to m we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. we also know that you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way. larry: some take advantage of people after natural disasters so with the hurricanes, what can prevent people falling victim to fraud? we find out. >> recovery efforts continue across texas, florida and the southeast. people try to get back to formal in the aftermath of hurricanes harvey and irma. but survivors of the storms are now facing a new danger from sca

. >> reporter: the pryor family borrowed an rv and drove 16 hours overnight from richmond, virginia, to ft. myers, to rescue 93-year-old grandma janet and her friend beverly. >> and they're in. >> reporter: tonight they're among the millions desperately trying to escape the most powerful atlantic storm in memory. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, key largo, florida. >>> i'm kerry sanders in miami where tonight there's a balancing act. megan kerlen preparing to ride out the storm in south miami. >> we specifically bought this house two years ago because it had full hurricane impact windows and doors. >> reporter: which means what? >> it means that nothing can get through it. it might as well be bulletproof. >> reporter: 25 years ago megan was 11 years old when hurricane andrew pummeled south florida. widespread devastation followed by decades of rebuilding. now concerns if miami is ready to handle another monster storm. this is what miami looks like today. the coastline crowded with new condos, but built with stricter codes established after andrew. >> it's a strong building code. >> reporter

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kennedy: richard pryor said you can say whatever you like, i just has to be funny. >> i have one linecomedy. if i can make it funny, i can say it. there are comics who have rules. not me. if you can get a laugh, that's the way to keep it. kennedy: people are so offended. what i find more offensive is people who used to be funny are now offended by their old jokes. what do you think of comic like that that have gone back on their funny word. >> i allow people room for growth. i always say maybe they have had an awakening. at least in my case it would be gross. i never apologized for a joke. but i imagine if i look at my old stuff i might find something that i would say that's so stupid. my stuff, i look back and i'm sometimes embarrassed. with me it's always been about intention. if i intend to hurt you, that's bad. if i say it with love, even fit was an insult like rickles did. here is me. go see somebody else. kennedy: when you were writing this play, was there a time when you second guessed yourself. do you find in this climate you alter or amended your comedy? >> i learned in theat

add to that one of the great conversion stories, pryor now a big-time wide receiver in washington. >>t's -- it's something people say that's cool but they don't understand how hard that is. he went from an athletic quarterback that could take off and run sometimes with a powerful arm, turned himself into a dynamic threat as a wide receiver, big, fast, physical. his skill level is get egg better each year. >> reporter: granted, these two teams don't play often but it's worth noting the last time the redskins won a game in this series at home, they beat the los angeles raiders september 14th, 1986. in alameda, scott reiss, fox 2 sports. >> lots of good high school football teams in the bay area. we are going to feature two of them right here tomorrow night. so get on our sports twitter page, cast your vote for the game of the week. four great matchups. right now st. ignatius depend sacred heart. still 18 hours left to vote. next piece of video had our sports department cracking up. definitely worth checking out. first round of the pga championship. watch where this golf shot goes. check

. >> pryor was absent from the deep game plan. >> got to spread it around.nd's defense dictated what they were going to do. the defense, redskins defense oh my god, talk about next man up. >> who impressed you. >> dj, nicholson up front with our defensive line men, zac brown on the big play i mean, wow. >> nice to see allen get the sac too, first round draft pick comes in and makes the impact. what did you feel as far as the tone? what changed this week from the first two weeks where it was flatter. last night it was like, look, prime time games has not been the strong suit of this team >> we've lost them all but for a couple years. >> what was different from last night. >> there was a players only meeting called by dj swearinger and it happened on tuesday and he said something to the team and we saw it manifest on the film -- on the field last night. >> seemed like from the get go, too, this was not the skins team that takes the early lead and then gets a little soft, allows the other team back into the game. last night they took the lead and they were like

surgeries are being pryor titled. only icu has air conditioning. the rest of the rooms are dark. children and adults being treated in the same area. there is a generator powering whatever lights they do have here and they say if they run out of fuel at this hospital, they're going to run out of life. >> we have been married ten years. we are best friends. >> jesus garces soto is battling cancer. his wife, a breast cancer survivor high level brought him to the hospital the night before. just one generator keeps two floors operational, but fuel is low and frustrations are high. >> i think that we have been like abandons. >> that's s says one hospital is usable. >> what i fear most is more will die because of this. >> this is the time for action. >> san juan mayor yulin cruz is frustrated over what she says is a slow response from fema. >> they're waiting for marching orders right now. if you don't, hundreds of lives will be lost. hundreds of lives will be lost. >> reporter: temperatures have reached 90 degrees. nearly half of the island has no water. alex de la campa -- >> a lot of

a black economist at harvard, roland pryor put out a study in 2016, says black suspects are less likelyscussed will be put in the same frame as muhammad ali fighting not going into the vietnam war. >> i hope not. i don't think that is proper. i think again, people need to know the facts about what is going on. if players wanted to play a constructive role i think they could be saying to young black kid out there, when the police say stop, stop. don't resist arrest. fight them in courts, not out in the street. most of these incidents that we've seen, that have been played up in the media involve resisting arrest. so i think lesson to be learned here, obey the police when they ask you to do something. steve: but your larger issue, and you wrote, the larger question, in the column in the "wall street journal," it is great, the larger question what is being protested has some basis in reality beyond anecdotes and viral videos on social media you talked about. what do you say about the folks protesting, they're simply not getting their history right? >> i don't think they have the facts righ