brandon was friend with her. >> i thought sean doolittle was a fake name.n google the -- on you. >> you're wearing socks and sandals right now. >> who do i have to impress? i'm married. >> we wanted to share the playoffs together as a married couple and it means a lot to do it married. erin: it was so fun getting to know them. the story fell in my lap. i had it planned and then they eloped the day before. i happened to be in area we were planning to do the story. so cool. alison: they seem like a great pair. erin: they are. so fun. alison: thank you. still to come here at 5:00, out of a job. harvey weinstein company cuts ties. as a new voice join list of the possible victims. the latest just ahead. larry: harvey weinstein is out. fired by his own company. this comes as his list of accusers grow. reporter: the company that bears his name has had enough of harvey weinstein. they fired the cofounder citing conduct exposed by the "new york times" which publish allegations he sexually harassed employees and actresses like rose mcgowan and ashley judd. allegation

my man sean doolittle took full advantage. he and his fiance decided to elope. how about that? the nats closer was supposed to get married january of 2018 in chicago. listen to doolittle. he explains why the heck he decided to get married on a random monday. >> we've been together for five and a half years. we were planning a big wedding in chicago this off-season. you know, it was stressful, so many moving parts, plus trying to plan a wedding, getting ready for the playoffs. we had talked about it for the last, maybe couple months. you know, why can't we just be married? we're ready to be married. we've been together for so long. so we had some free time yesterday, so we made it official. >> i'm taking notes. >>> remember this guy joel ward? the former cap's winger? he said he's going to stand during the national anthem. he dealt with plenty of racism. the capitals, their season gets underway on thursday. going deep into the playoffs, always on many minds. when the national anthem plays for the caps first regular season game, who's going to stand, kneel, or protest in some way

sean doolittle came out in the ninth inning to shut the door. so it all comes down to this ballgame tonight. a lot of misery for d.c. sports fans. can they get over the hump? can a team make it to the conference final? it can happen tonight. the washington nationals are focused. >> just trying to go out there and play game five and have fun. this is what it is all about. going out there in front of our fans and try to win a ballgame. >> you play for each other. you play one pitch at a time. try to win each pitch. you leave it all out there. at the end of the day when it's all said and done, you play the game to win. regardless of what it says on the the game the right way, you're a winner. scott: this is going to be an electric atmosphere here outside nats park. this place is going to be going wild. 42,000 screaming fans to watch this game five of the nlds. for a look at the first pitch forecast, let's send it to steve rudin back in the studio. steve: all right, scott. we are likely to dodge a few raindrops as we move through the game. it's dry