pugh has a young daughter. he's a softball coach and he is heartbroken by what happened to hannah graham. >> she didn't belong there. that's not the way that she needed to leave. that's not the way anyone should be left. >> reporter: pugh is hoping there is enough evidence left to convict whoever committed the crime and he hopes the case keeps all of us more alert. >> the next time keep an eye out. just be aware. notice things, little things. >> reporter: pugh is hoping that his i it helped hannah graham's parents get some answers. he feel terrible really about describing this nightmarish scene, but he really hopes that the message goes out to people, pay attention. >> we've got a lot of content on jesse matthew and hannah graham on our wusa9 news app. it includes a timeline of events and a detailed story examining how we got to this point. >>> we are beginning to learn more about the man accused of jumping the white house fence last night and why he is no stranger to the judicial system. tonight his family say

pugh has a young daughter. he's a softball coach and he is heartbroken by what happened to hannah graham. >> she didn't belong there. that's not the way that she needed to leave. that's not the way anyone should be left. >> reporter: now pugh is hoping that his tip will help hannah graham's parents get some answers. he feels terrible describing the nightmarish scene and says he doesn't want to do testify again to any more reporters but he -- to do it again to any more reporters, but he wants to end is the message out if you see something suspicious, pay attention, let the police know. >>> we want to go back out to frederick, maryland, the scene of that midair collision. >> two persons were on board that aircraft, both of whom were transported to the medical center in hagerstown. the other crash scene was at highland and monroe streets in frederick where there was a self-storage facility. there was a helicopter that had crash between storage lockers at that location. there were three people confirmed deceased at

now, offensive tackle justin pugh is doing his share on the field. he joins me now with his partner, cole bernard, who is looking to build pugh's finances off the field as well. it's something called bounce sporting club. gentlemen, thanks very much for being here. let's start off, i want to -- i was joking before that i couldn't tell who was the football player. but are you a football fan? is that what got you connected with all these guys? >> 100%. i'm a huge giants fan. always been a giants fan. i've always been a giants fan since growing up as a kid. >> ok. i was going to say, you're not just a giants fan because of the 2-2 record right now. >> definitely not. >> you have him laughing already. justin, tell us about the giants and the 2-2 record. >> we started out 0-2. there was a turning point in the locker room where we knew we were doing things right, we just had to keep doing them, working hard. the coach kept harping on working hard and making sure we're taking care of our business on the field, off the field, doing the extra work. and the ti

jason pugh is next. > and soldiers shopping on li for wives and paying tens of thousands of dollars. why would they do it? an undercover investiga to show how it all goes down, next. >>> you're watching news4 at . >>> in baltimo right now, the oriole fans are pumped, folks. the o's face off against the detrt tiger a little over an hour from now in game one of the americ league di series. e hasn't made it past this round of the playoffs since 1997. > meanwhile, the nats will have to wait another day before that first playoff game. >> but the national league east cham did take the field today, and as jason pugh reports, it's busi as >> rep hey, guys. i'm he at nationals park where the nats are holding a light workt here right before game one nlds, which will take place tom here at nats park against the san francis year manager, matt willia, who is making a strong case for manager of the year, he says his team isn't going to chan their approach just because they're in the postse. >> the game is the same as it is in the regular season. it is execution, a it's thro the ball where you need

this year, unlike in 2012, the nats start their pla beaul confines of that p jacen pugh explains why home fiel advantage is so important. >> they may have post-game expe in the playoffs, but the nats have home field expe. >> this huge. to be ae to play your first two gam at home is something i thk everybo wants to do. to be a to hopefully go away fr this 2-0, and they play ve good at home. so we're going to try to take the business we need to here and we look forward to playing. >> i'm expecting it to be very elec. i'm pretty sure the fans are gog t hyped and on another leve so that helps a lot. >> first pitch at 3:07. stev strasburg will make his fit ever post-season start. jason pugh, news4 spo >> and if you're not one of the te of thousag here to nats park wah the game, it doesn't mean you sho come down to nats pa or at least the navy yard. here. lot of ex yards park, which is not too far from the nats park, is having a big pla par today. theye holding all sorts of ev today and tomorrow before and aft the game. a lot of local bands, food and pl of family fun. you' also be able to

bobby pugh a local landscaper is speaking out to who prompted him to alert authorities.odd joins me from charlottesville, virginia. what did he tell you, pry an? >> reporter: possiblye e e y boh who he saw on the property after more than two weeks hannah graham went missing tells me it struck at him and still haunts him. on september 30th he decided to call authorities certaining for hannah graham. >> heading to work that happening, happened to glance to my left at a house that i knew fairly well and noticed the roof as well as a tree in the back corner of the property was full of buzzards. >> reporter: pugh is a landscaper working on this road outside charlottesville. after he spotted the buzzards he went off to work. when he drove by later he noticed something about the type of bird you saw. >> it wasn't your normal deer carcass on the side of the street buzzard, this was 20 to 30 what we call black-headed buzzards which are competitive scavengers. they're pretty aggressive scavengers. >> reporter: pugh says he didn't get out of his car because he didn't want to trespa

jason pugh joins us live. >>> and a familiar face to local college football fans. find out how close this former hokey is to making a start sunday against the skins. stay with us. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk, brought to you by xfinity, your home for the most live sports. >> all right. well, it's not going to be any i-95 series. but the orioles still got a chance. >> yeah, they do. did you see how many orange and black flags went up on the pubs around this area? everyone is adopting them. four wins. that's all that stands in the way of the orioles going back to the world series for the first time since 1983. well, that was the same career mr. t premiered on nbc. that -- >> great american actor. >> a long time ago. >> great american actor. >> but i pity the fool that stands in the way. couldn't help myself. jason pugh, you're standing by live with more. jason, wha were you doing way back in 1983? >> reporter: first of all, let me say, i love mr. t and that cartoon. it was unbelievable. 1983? october. i was about 4 months old, carol. >> i knew it. >> crying, w

jason pugh joins us to explain live from the verizon center. of. >> they didn't have anywhere to go. they didn't have anywhere to sleep. >> orphaned by the ebola outbreak in liberia, a local woman who just came from that region tells us how her organization is helping those children whose parents have died children whose parents have died from this virus. enron, the largest coporate fraud in american history... and ed gillespie was their lobbyist. enron paid gillespie and his firm seven hundred thousand... dollars to block regulation of the energy markets... so they could raise utility rates. then got even worse. "thousands lost their jobs and life savings." "the former leaders of enron head to prison." enron's ed gillespie. the million dollar lobbyist who put enron ahead of you. ♪ >>> welcome back to news4 at 5:00, everyone. i'm jason pugh here at the verizon center with where the capitals are playing host to the san jose sharks tonight. puck drops in this game at 7:00. so often in the sports world, we see teams give out an award to the player

there you see jason pugh, the nbc 4 peacock. a high temperature of 74. still nice tomorrow. today was a perfect 10 weather-wise. tomorrow about a 7, maybe an 8. we are noticing the wind. windy at times, just a little bit cooler. high temperatures tomorrow in the mid to upper 60s. big temperature swings in the forecast. 80 degrees for the early part of the week. next weekend temperatures drop into the 60s and 50s. as far as trick-or-treating is concerned, the weather looking mainly dry. temperatures are coming in in the 50s and 60s. not tracking any rain in the area but a weak cold front is going to move through the area overnight. it's not bringing rain with it but gusty northwest wind throughout the day tomorrow. that's why temperatures will be a bit cooler today. washington a high of 68. in annapolis, a high temperature of 64. we are looking at wall-to-wall sunshine. tomorrow if you are looking for something to do, inside of the car you won't the winds. this was taken in virginia where they are seeing peak to peak color. you are at peak right now. the d.c. metro area is se

the ace, steven strasbur will his first ever post-sean st jan pugh, news4 sports. >> so if you're not one of te of thousan of fans g down to nats park today watch the game, you still mi want to head over to e a lot of fun things a. ha as you can imagine. s park, which is not too far fr nat park, are host ag lot of fun things for the family toy before and after the game. lol bands, food, and you can h the game from that as well. ev if you don't have a ticket, yon still watch t game the yards park. th event is sponsor by the cal riverfro busins di. being in this vicinity, g in this neighbod will pre just as much fun. an awesome day to be in the ci. ri aaron? >> it's going to be electric do there all over the a riverfrt there. eu we' see you alt bit. >>> ts run for the series has a long time coming. it been nine years since the s won a world series, they we the senators. e 1924 world series game 7. giants to clinch the then new pe s a 12-inning game and won 4-3. pr calvin coolidge not attended the game, he ro for washingt honoring e tea with a parade before e wor series. ths pretty aweso

dianna russini and jason pugh are live at fedexfield. this won't be an easy one, will it? >> what a day to be a sports fan in washington, d.c. >> yeah, two really big games going on. first the redskins and seahawks tonight here on monday night football. and then you have the nationals and the giants playing in the nlds, game three. must-win for the nationals. >> absolutely. so the word that this redskins has been using all week long is redemption. it's been 11 days since they played their last game. they took a beating against the giants. but tonight washington is hoping to keep up with one of the best teams in the nfl. kirk cousins is going to get the start tonight as quarterback. this is his eighth start with this washington redskins team. >> yeah, we'll see if the redskins can redeem themselves after that bad loss against the giants. also, the nationals in had action. they need some redemption as well. they're down 0-2 in their series in the nlds to the san francisco giants. they're in san francisco today, first pitch at 5:07. heartbreaking loss in game two. manager of

. >> reporter: i'm jason pugh here at cam ken yards for game one between the baltimore orioles and the kansas city royals. i'll tell you why both these teams are eager to move past the championship series. >>> and you'll want to keep an eye on the weather all weekend. download our storm team 4 app. you can check the radar and get alerts while you're on the go. more team coverage on the weather coming up. thing is...our crazy tax code actually rewards companies... for shipping them overseas. it's wrong and i'm fighting to fix it. i'm mark warner...i brought republicans and democrats... together on a bill that gives incentives to companies that... bring high tech and manufacturing jobs to virgina. because instead of outsourcing jobs to china...we should be... insourcing them here for our people...and thats why i... approved this message. ♪ >>> welcome back to news4 at 5:00, everyone. i'm jason pugh here at camden yards for game one of the alcs between the baltimore orioles and the kansas city royals. now first pitch tonight in game one is set for 8:07 here at camden yards. but that start

dianna russ seeni and jason pugh at fedexfield. the redskins are going to shock the world tonight, right, guys? >> fingers crossed, jim. it's already been a tough season for this washington redskins team and now they have to face the seattle seahawks on prime time television. >> the last six times they have played on national tv they have lost, they are hoping to break that streak against the seahawks. >> the last time on national tv 11 days ago against the new york giants and they were embarrassed by this giants team. kirk cousins threw four intelligen interpretations. the defense gave up four pounds and jay gruden admitted the coaching staff was not prepared and failed. so now it's a new game, and a lot can happen on monday night football. >> you've got another opportunity in front of the world to showcase that we're the second champs basically monday night against the defending champs. can't ask for a better story to come back for redemption. >> monday night, this is as big as it gets. we had to go out and just kind of play our

this is the little pugh dressed up for the game. also another picture of the human variety. here we have three guys all dressed up with the orange wiggs on, the rally toy and they are decked out in their giants best gearing up for the game. we did see a manicure and we have seen two of them so far today. take a close look you see the giants logo and a lot of black and orange. this of course could be done today and taken down once we win the series but if you want to talk about true deep love more than skin deep take a look at this guy. giants baseball on his arm. that doesn't wash off. talk about dedication. >> no kidding. there are really dedicating fans out there. want to show you this. san francisco has the summer of love in kansas city there's 18 18th home to blues and barbecue since the 1920s. >>> and san francisco is home to celebrities including actor shawn penn. >> famous people from kansas city singer melissa either ridge and actor paul rudd. ♪ [ music ] >>> travis hits one into right! the giants win the pennant! . >> what a great story. here he gets released we sig

i'm jason pugh here at the verizon center. hockey season is back, ladies and gentlemen.were just a few hours away from the capitals starting the 2014 campaign. now last year, this season did not end well for the capitals, but with a new head coach and a new focus, this group is hoping to bring a stanley cup to this organization. >> you know, if you want to go somewhere fast, go by yourself. if you want to go somewhere far, go with a group of people. >> reporter: wise words from the new man behind the caps bench. he's running things here in d.c. for the first time since 2007. >> common words come out of his mouth, together, discipline, structure, unity, team, we. common phrases he keeps reiterating, and that's building the right culture around here and building hopefully a championship team. >> when i walk into the locker room now, you know, you see different stuff on the walls. you see different quotes, you see a whole new locker room. and we're in the same place, but it feels different and that's great. >> reporter: the caps are itching to get back to the playoff pictur

jacob pugh, the freshman ends notre dame's threat and the seminoles are going to survive again. >> herbade the play. jalen ramsey. >> chris: a flag is down after the play. >> referee: after the play unsportsmanlike conduct on the defense number 24, half the distance to the goal. first down. >> chris: it will be victory formation for the seminoles. >> herb: here's the blitz from hunter and here's the guy who ends up eventually getting in. jalen ramsey, he comes. remember they're going to bring one more than they can handle. he gets a hand on the football which affected the ball and made it go up in the air. >> chris: the kneeldown and the 'noles who trayed five times tonight answered every time, took their first lead deep in the fourth quarter. and the win streak is at 23. irish gave it everything they had and more than most thought they could bring. >> chris: 21 years ago, the game of the century, similar score here tonight, but the verdict is reversed. >> chris, thank you very much. >> jimbo, how do you describe what you were going through during the last snap that fourth down? >> you

jacob pugh, the freshman ends notre dame's threat and the seminoles are going to survive again. >> herbade the play. jalen ramsey. >> chris: a flag is down after the play. >> referee: after the play unsportsmanlike conduct on the defense number 24, half the distance to the goal. first down. >> chris: it will be victory formation for the seminoles. >> herb: here's the blitz from hunter and here's the guy who ends up eventually getting in. jalen ramsey, he comes. remember they're going to bring one more than they can handle. he gets a hand on the football which affected the ball and made it go up in the air. >> chris: the kneeldown and the 'noles who trayed five times tonight answered every time, took their first lead deep in the fourth quarter. and the win streak is at 23. irish gave it everything they had and more than most thought they could bring. >> chris: 21 years ago, the game of the century, similar score here tonight, but the verdict is reversed. >> chris, thank you very much. >> jimbo, how do you describe what you were going through during the last snap that fourth down? >> you

pugh pugh pugh it was inappropriate to use these children as political fodder, and i wouldn't have taken the same approach. that being said, i think there has to be a strong stance taken on the immigration issue. i don't know why even though the message is sent repeatedly back to washington, d.c. they are unable and unwilling to secure our borders or to pass any kind of immigration policy that makes any sense. there needs to be a guest worker program. there's no doubt that people who come here from mexico add to the viability of idaho's economy. no doubt about it. but they have to come here legally, and they shouldn't be rewarded for coming here illegally. i would also, as governor, encourage local governments to cooperate with federal law enforcement. i don't think we need to become an arm of the federal government, but i do think that when people come within the purview of the criminal justice system, their fingerprints ought to be checked -- and they are in some counties now -- and if people are here illegally and committing crimes, they need to be removed. >> moderator: you can have

. >> i have sewn the survey shown from pugh. >> this is about michael ferguson. >> and in the way michaelbrown in ferguson. >> thank you. but the point is, it is not necessarily about his death but who our elected officials are. and the issue is, the democrats want the black community they are can have a say. and the democrats are rallying part of their base. it is not their own base and the economic numbers are not great for the african-american community under obama, but that is not meaning that the democrat party is not the better party for them. >> it is like if you vote republican. your life will be worse off. >> the and republicans are saying how their life is going to be saying. >> the fact is, 70 percent of the latinos are for id at the polls. it is the liberal trying to project their concerns on the latino computer and it is pandering. they are trying to stoke a negative segment from the latino and it is a bad narrative and they will face the consequence. >> we need to change subjects. ann coulter said on bill o'rielly that latinos are, the gop needs to quit sucking up to the lat

the largest generation, they have the most number of volunteer work hours they do according to the pughsearch. they are the most digitally connected, so they have learned to communicate in a way. >> but if you think about during this campaign, he understood the campaign . >> all right, greg, you mentioned celebrities, boy, celebrities gushing for the guy. >> gwyneth paltrow is a metaphor for all of hollywood. president obama is like a left wing version of one direction, justin bieber and minudo all in one. what's interesting, what happens is, and this is what a cut does, it takes people who are considerconsider ed literal and open minded and call them a cult. at least the definition of a cult when somebody says who believes they're open minded says i would rather him make all the decisions for everyone. >> but that is like richard nix song. >> that is the basis of liberalism, it is saying that the government knows better than the people so we're letting is government take all the power and make all the decisions. and by the way, we did give obama the power to override the government. >>

the largest generation, they have the most number of volunteer work hours they do according to the pugh research. they are the most digitally connected, so they have learned to communicate in a way. >> but if you think about during this campaign, he understood the campaign as to how too get these people. number one, the future in is technology, they're not going to be blue collar jobs anymore. >> isn't it correct that imoge basically represents feeling. >> he has slipped in the numbers with the millennials. you're absolutely right, they do care about -- the actress walked -- that i can't even speak porely. . >> all right, greg, you mentioned celebrities, boy, celebrities gushing for the guy. >> gwyneth paltrow is a metaphor for all of hollywood. president obama is like a left wing version of one direction, justin bieber and minudo all in one. what's interesting, what happens is, and this is what a cut does, it takes people who are considerconsider ed literal and open minded and call them a cult. at least the definition of a cult when somebody says who believes they're open minded says i

a pugh research finds a record number of americans have never married. the median age is 27 for women and 29 for men. in 1960, the median age was 20 for women and 23 for men. student experts say debt is not only delaying marriage but also preventing young adults for saving for diamonds are forevert doesn't mean your marriage is. a study claims the bigger the diamond the shorter the marriage. from emory university, they found men who spent more than $2,000 were more likely to get divorced. that doesn't mean men should be cheap. the study also found spending less than $500 on a ring also led to higher rates of divorce. now for tips. according to the study, having more guests at your wedding and a big honeymoon helped your marriage. >> huh. >> go for it. >>> nasa is looking for volunteers who want their name is in outer space. the space agency is inviting the public to send their names to destinations like mars. the names will be on dime-sized microchips and loaded onto the orion spacecraft. it has a scheduled test flight in december. there's no charge for

cole bernard and of course the offensive tackle for the new york giants, justin pugh.t, good luck this weekend against the falcons. got to keep it going. all right, coming up, former miss u.s.s.r. yes, on what it's like to build a business with a little bit of siberianin tseng. that's next. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i'm pimm fox. from moscow to miami. my next guest has made quite a trip in her career. and her life. a former miss ussr, a miss universe runner-up, julia 2009. a business in time now to find out how some golden root and siberian ginseng could be beneficial for our well-being. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> in doing the research about you and your products, i learned all about your story of coming to paris, i guess, at the age of 18 and this was your first experience really into the whole world of modeling and businesses, after miss ussr. what was that trip like? do you remember landing there? what that made you feel like? >> never forget. 13th of january, 1991. i landed in london airport. didn't speak of a word of engli

ths n like playing in frt of the home team crowd and jan pugh from news4 sports tell us why home team ag is so importan t experiee in the nts may na but the nationa home advantag if needed. ac will take place at park starting this af >> playi your games at home is sog everybo wants to do. ho we' go from this 2- th play well at their home. we look forward to going there victory. >> i'm expecti it to be very el. m pretty sure the fans will be hyd and on another level, so post-sean baseball >> first pitch today at nats pa at 3:07. st strasburg will make his t ever post-sean start. >> the home team advanta a big de. wee cer happy that the are playing at home today d tomorrow. exciting, so happy to be he. wee hoping the fans, this crd will be helping the nats t the big win today. aa we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> it' going to be a packed e out there for sure. wet to show you some really video we've come across. the library of congress just this video of the 1927 gas 7. th the last time won the world series when they we called the se. the senators then beat the lion. or follow

as jason pugh tells us, they are hoping they can play off last year and keep d.c. >> the washington wizards are headed to post-season play. >> flash! >> another one! >> last season's success is fueling this year's wiz started squad. >> we did it the right way. we did well last season and don't want to change much. >> i just think going through the whole thing and get writing we got to the fifth seed last year into the playoffs, they have an understanding number one, how difficult it is. i've seen better concentration, i think, because of that experience. >> reporter: the wiz fell two wins shy of making the eastern conference finals. to bolster their roster they signed veteran players like paul pierce entering his 17th season. >> i like this time of the year you don't regret this time of the season. new opportunity, chance to do something special. work hard all summer and all october and now it's finally here. >> caps also in action hosting the red wings tonight. over to the diamond now, game seven of the world series, giants and royals, kansas city. giants putting

a pugh survey found the percentage of chinese viewing russia favourably is 66%. >> long before ukraine erupted moscow and ukraine,ed that the closer -- recognised that the closer trades could help them. it begged a question - could the tactical partnership between the two large powers blossom. >> an alliance. >> the two countries have plenty that divides them and a formal military reliance mentioned in the same breath as nato doesn't team feasible. >> reporter: the council on foreign relations cautions against western complacency. >> history tells us, relationships, even of a tactful sort can spiral out of control and end up how we saw. >> reporter: as long as beijing and moscow work together, relations are bound to grow deeper. >>> with days to go before the midterm elections, the battle for the top seat in kansas could come down to the vir. a report suggests that voters take a liking to democratic challenger paul, 55% want brownback to stay in office. "america tonight"s joie chen has more on the kansas horse race. >> good morning everyone. welcome to the kansas state fair in hutchiso

>> interestingly enough, it has become a bigger issue for voters, according to the pugh research polls. but the economy still tends to top the agenda, voters going into the polls. we've seen signs of the economy improving. but we're still looking at a republican gain. >> it's not situation as we have in some european economies where some of the headline numbers may look okay, but they're sort of a feeling that people aren't taking part. you know, consumer confidence is pretty high in the u.s. right now. >> absolutely 37 but i think there's a lot of concern around the jobs pictures. more people are dropping out of the workforce. a lot of voter say we want to say the jobs number improve. >> why should the world care about the midterms? what is the ramification on a basis of value to have a president who can't enact anything thereafter? >> it's not as if it will be a free ride for republicans to push through their agenda. >> it's not going to be -- you know, if it were something on the budget, he is able to invoke that visa power. it has repercussions of 2016 in the race. >> who do the de

. >> pugh center richard fry says her decision affects not only economy. >> they are setting up fewerseholds, the rate is down, that has had quite a bit of economic implications. many consumer services are tied household. >> >> reporter: when a person moves out she rents or buys a place, boosting demand for construction and transptation, and buys furniture, power, water, internet, food, electronics, a tv or durables like a washing machine. all of her needs translate into jobs for other people, but she is holding back, waiting for the right time to move. >> it made more sense to be at home and work on building up and saving and getting ready for grad school than to be struggling tries to live down the street. apartments near my school are around $1,800. >> reporter: the u.s. labor department reports a little more than 11% of people in her age group who want a job can't find that one. >> a movie ticket is like two trips to chipotle. it's not a sigma because we're all doing it, like it just makes sense, and our parents all know that none of us can afford to live outside of the home. >> r

a pugh poll photocopied the major ta of correspondents don't think the u.s. is going well.or more, we are joined by ambassador christopher hill, serving as ambassador to iraq in 2009 and 2010. and he is the dean. school of universal studies and his memoir "out post - life on the front lines of american diplomacy." good to have you here. let's talk about the report on how many i.s.i.l. fighters have been kill. there has been many different numbers, about how many fighters they have. do you think we are putting a dent in this. or are we talking about 500 or so. >> yes. >> as many as 500 are flowing into syria. >> i don't think it will be won by a body count, but will be won by pushing i.s.i.s. out of iraq and out of business. the way to do that is through coalitions, have air strikes and ground forces. and that has been pretty tough to marry up. you have an iraqi army that is having trouble, and a peshawar. the kurdish forces are having problems. it's as many american officials have been saying, it's a long-term process. >> let's talk about the coalition, the relationship wit

the majority of muslim countries according to a pugh research study do believe in sharia law.nities like minneapolis are growing. michael dyson were trying to say that christians are homophobes. love the sinner, hate the sin. however, in islam, it is to behead gays. [ talking simultaneously ] >> the point that dyson made -- >> let me have a moment to make that point. >> let's compare christianity to an islam group. >> in each religion there are extreme elements. in the history of this country we had the clan who said by any means necessary they wanted to commit acts of terrorism and they did. we have a guy, eric roder who killed in the name of christ. you have those incidents of extremism. >> a handful. >> here's what i heard. i heard isis wants to behead americans. and i heard an event that may have been 60, 70, 80 years ago. >> no, abortion clinics were not 80 years ago. and i want to make it clear, this does not represent christianity. >> things that happened a long time ago. >> you're conflating 9/11 with muslims coming together. >> we shouldn't care about those because th

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there was a pugh report a couple weeks ago where most people thought they were pretty safe.nd they weren't overly concerned. there is a new poll that came out today. in which a majority of americans at some level are concerned about that. >> now that the guy is dead, i think it got more impact. >> you ask who they're mad at. and the question is, if they're scared, and they have reason to be scared, the american public was already in a sour mood even though economy is doing better in the polls leading up to now. the question is which politicians might come along and try to exploit that? we see some republicans, not all, but some. >> how would you do it? >> they're standing to go with the standard republican play book. obama is weak. he doesn't know what to do. some republicans are starting to play off that. >> conservatives start blaming the obama administration for the cdc in the hospital not getting it exactly right and the case in dallas. that stuff isn't getting any traction yet. >> do you final it odd to be touching only a foot and a half from my face right now? >> it's

kelly, from pugh research, our friend sarah in charge of fun facts at pugh research tweeted that poll out earlier today that 48% of the folks polled and i don't know who they were dptd even know who the fed chair was and 17% thought alan greenspan was at the top. >> it's people that named sonja sotomayor and not janet yellen. live and learn. >> people, there are -- pay attention out there. please, pay attention. >>> we're heading toward the close. 37 minutes left in the trading session. still minus signs across the board for most of the major averages and the dow just turning positive with a gain of 3 points. >>> we'll see what happens with about a little less than 40 minutes to go. wait until you hear which companies redikt could be in for a huge leg lower on higher interest rates. jeff cox running through the list you need to know about. >>> what did sisqo systems, walmart and warren burr fetet have in common? our next guest says they could be heading for splitsville. walmart? what do you split that into? we'll find out after the break. stay tuned. bag right here.our have a nice fli

in fact, 56% of the americans polled by the pugh research center said they are falling behind financially same percentage in october of 2008 in the heat of the wall street crisis. so why are so many people despondent over the economy when the statistics say it is doing well? for some insight, listen to a recent interview that president obama granted cbs news' "60 minut minutes." >> ronald reagan used to ask the question, are you better off than you were four years ago and in this case can, better than six, and the answer is yes, the country is definitely better off than before i came into office. >> and do the people feel it? >> no, because the incomes and the the wages are not going up. >> well, the president is right. the one number a that is not up is the average american's p paycheck. look at this data from "the e economist," which cites census data showing that the first six years of ronald reagan's presidency the u.s. economy grew by 22%, and the median household income also shot up by 6%. fast forward to bill clinton's first six years in the office, and the nation's gdp grew by 22%

that's according to pugh research. so what you say is fallacious.th and america would be better served by strong leadership from the office of the surgeon general. there is no surgeon general, larry. only an acting one. doctor nominated in march but senator harry reid will not put his name up for a vote in the senate because the nra opposes the doctor and frighten democrats like al franken who are running for re-election don't want the vote. chalk another anti-democratic move for senator reid. joan, cleveland, ohio, mr. o'reilly, can you expand on your plan to block passengers to the usa originally coming from africa? simply, no one coming from the countries where ebola's epidemic is allowed in the usa until we establish much better screening methods. that's it. very simple. millford, massachusetts. bill, i thought you did not speculate on "the factor." i hope the head dr. frieden will come on and explain what's going on. he's afraid to appear and there's a reason. he knows he's not telling us what's going on. portland, oregon, bill, we're going to

russ pugh, good morning. right behind me is a 1639 contest over the weekend. this is the one you're entering in this morning. this one is clearly bigger. what's your estimate? i was hoping between 1800 and 1900 pounds. not exact science, but do you think it could hit 2,000? >> it could. there was one at a contest on saturday that should like 1700 that went 200 t2. >> so the world record was just set yesterday by a guy in europe by a guy with 2300 pounds plus. >> don't even like to talk about that. that's terrible. >> absolutely, but one of your buddy, you think he could bet the ton mark? >> he's the guy that had the one that was super heavy for its size on saturday. >> right. >> so, he may have something going in his patch that they like and just makes them want to go heavy. >> quick question. do you think we'll hit a weight limit in this event? >> i mean, is there a point where these things can't get any bigger? >> at this point, i'm going to say no. when i started growing 12 years ago, if you had a 1,000 pounder, it was a huge deal. >> i remember when they b

let's go out to jason pugh live at the verizon center.ay, i keep hearing things are going to be a lot different this year. >> reporter: yeah, dianna, there was not a lot of things to smile about last season for the capitals. last year, they missed the postseason for the first time since 2007. despite their shortcomings, though, from a year ago, the players do believe that everything happens for a reason. >> it might have been the greatest day an organization not making the playoffs, so that we made changes. and as players, we had to accept failure and to look at ourselves. we would have made the playoffs last year and went first round, second round, with moderate success. there wouldn't have been the real cry for change. we really got humbled last year, and now we have to get back to work and figure out how to be a championship team, not just a good team. >> now the new man behind the capitals' bench this season is barry trotz. he may be new, but he is a seasoned coach. trotz came from nashville with 16 years of head coaching experience u

jason pugh will have more live in baltimore on news4 at 5:00. >> can't help but notice you are transitioning into a little bit of an oriole orange here from your red. >> i'm stacked with every team from the area. >> you're in good company. there are a lot of those fans around here. >> yes, yes. get out the garb from the different teams. >> alrighty. >> see you at 5:00. thank you, carol. >>> a hollywood superstar honored today by the queen herself. >> plus, katy perry's gig of a lifetime. >>> and what's behind the sudden spike in police officers caught on camera making seemingly bad calls. and how technology is being used to combat the distrust of police officers. >>> and we want to hear from you about the stories that you want to know about and talk about. first at 4:00. >> follow us on facebook and twitter. >>> you're watching news4 at 4:00. ♪ >> yep, there she is, the super bowl halftime entertainment is out. the nfl has selected katy perry to perform, according to several reports. rihanna and cold play were also considered. the super bowl is on february 1st next year. a record number, mor

from nat park, i'm jason pugh, news4 sports. >> it's going to be loud there and he at news4. >> yeah.me one of the alds.e look at them on their feet. bott of the first. os up on top early. two-n st of scherzer. camd yar going wild. orios up 2-0. after tigers back-to-bk home tied at 2, nick markakis, chan to put the o's back ahead and that is exactly what he's gog to do. just went into no man's land he in center. flah comes around. orios up 3-2 right now. 3-2, looking good. we don't need to tell you or ke showing you how bad t re playe against the gian week ago. i cat look anymore. kirk cousins will be playing in e seventh nfl game monday nit against the super bowl cham how does the young quk get over those four in s and get into this ga with confidence? >> i always feel like it helps on i have watch the film wi both the coaches and on my own. that helps you bring some clt once you have been ableo w the film and ev it. that bei said, you know, it's al going to -- i have games back in college that didn't end the way i wanted to and i felt li fell on me and even though we had i great car

our jason pugh is at nats park right now, and he will have the results and the latest from the clubhouseoming up at 6:00 in sports. guys, back to you. >> thanks. send your nats pics to us on twitter and instagram. add the hash tag natspics with an x and follow nbc washington on twitter and facebook to keep up with our playoff beards. >>> right now at 5:00, new concerns about the ebola outbreak. >> shady grove at venice hospital taking precautions tonight. we'll explain why they are closely watching a parent in montgomery county. a live report is next. >>> plus, is one of the busiest roads in northern virginia. now some new changes are going to make it easier for drivers to get around. >>> and vandals targeting hindus. we'll go live to one community battling hate crimes. >>> right now at 5:30, teens groped. the manhunt continues. >> everybody is hookilooking an trying to figure out where is he going to attack next. >> neighbors say they know what would help keep kids safe. >>> the incredible story of the journey home for a local world war ii veteran. >>> and how did this happen? a bus cra