here's the kid, tom wilson. first period, dropping the gloves. he gets into it with brayden schenn. couple good shot in. takes him down to the ground. wilson would head to the box. second period, he wasn't done. this time, in the offensive end. caps on the break. gets it over to wilson who scores the goal. caps take a 3-0 lead. third period, caps up 4-3, and on ppower play, check out alex ovechkin. he gets the rebound and buries that puck in the back of the net. watch this one again, guys. takes out the camera in the net. great shot by alex. caps double up the flyers 6-3. >>> nationals visiting the diamondbacks. last start of the season for stephen strasburg. bottom of the first, getting help from his defense. adam eaton lines one to 30, and watch ryan zimmerman, laying out, makes a great catch. gets the out at first base. great save. later in the top of the fifth, we're tied at 2-2. jayson werth with two men on base. he hammers the pitch. a two-run bomb. his 25th homer of the season. the nats go up 5-2 in the sixth inning. >>> elsewhere, orioles hosting the red sox. game number 160

the head coach has to love what he is seeing from his team and 19-year-old tom wilson. he had a great game against the flyers. he won a fight in the first period and in the second period, the puck here and he gets it over to wilson who finished it off for the third goal of the preseason. big game for the captain, third period, gets the rebound and buries that. check it out again, this shot takes out the net camera. the caps double up the flyers 6-3. that was a look at your morning sports. hope your saturday is a good one. >>> today is the nbc 4 allstate community shred. bring your old bank statements and other personal documents and shred them all for free. you can head over to prince george's community college in largo. we're going to be in the parking lot b near prince place and campus way south. you can bring up to five boxes of personal documents but don't bring those batteries, dvds, binders or electronic equip it. it runs until 11:00 this morning. visit nbc washington.com and click on community shred. >> we do this so often we have it down to a science. you can be

ou tom sherwood will be at the wilson building today when mayor vincent twra introduces his pick to be.'s newest cfo. the mayor is choosing this man, jeff dewitt, the cfo of phoenix right now. if the council confirms him, dewitt will succeed natwar gandhi who has held the post more than a decade. the cfo is in charge of overseeing the $11 million budget. >>> mbs news has learned the subcontractor that aaron alex had is worked for has been fired by hewlett-packard. they hired alexis to work on a job to refresh and replace computers at the navy yard. hp says in part it has, quote, lost all confidence in the experts abilities to serve hp as a subcontract thor. they cite the failure to respond appropriately to aaron alexis' mental health issues. a spokesperson for the experts says the company is disappointed in hp's decision. he also says hp had its own manager of alexis who was with alexis when he thought he heard voices in his rhode island hotel room last month. >>> we are also seeing disturbing images of alexis roaming the halls of building 197 armed with that sawed off shotgun. take a

. >>> news 4's tom sherwood will be at the wilson building today when mayor vincent gray introduces hisick to be d.c.'s next cfo. he was the first to report the mayor is choosing this man, jeff dewitt, the cfo of phoenix right now. if the d.c. council confirms him, dewitt will succeed natwar gandhi who held the post more than a decade. the cfo is in charge of overseeing the district's $11 billion budget. >>> melissa mollet following breaking news right now from the live desk. >> that's right. i want to show you a chopper 4 right now over the top of river road here -- this is in bethesda. this is the 8500 block over a vehicle fire, very hard to see exactly what's going on. you can see some police also, obviously some fire trucks. it looks like a bus pulled over to the side of the road. as soon as we get more information we'll pass it along. >>> news 4's danella sealock has news on the prince george's county line. >>> right now for folks traveling northbound 301 heads up north and southbound. you are going to see all of your lanes blocked near brandywine road closer to casper drive. again

joining me now, columnist for "the new york times," tom friedman, "bloomberg view's" jeffrey goldberg, author and senior fellow at the wilson center, robin wright and our own andrea mitchell back with us. welcome to all of you. tom, here was the cover of "the week" magazine, and i thought it was a good one, "sick of the job." that is the u.s. as the world's policeman, and you wrote something in your column this week that really struck me, and i'll put that on the screen, as well. you said, "give obama credit for standing up for an important principle in a chaotic region, but also give the american people some credit. they're telling our leaders something important. it's hard to keep facing down middle east hitlers when there are no churchills on the other side." where are we this morning with a potential deal at hand and a real statement of nonintervention on the part of this president and the american public? >> well, let me take it from several perspectives, david. one is i think the deal that's been proposed would be, if it can be implemented, would be a great deal. the president will have affirmed the ban on chemical we

the giant's head coach tom kaufman will not to commit in the broncos with but might want to talk to wilson about social media. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to al jazeera. here's a look at the headlines. one year after the attack that killed four americans in benghaz a*eu cabenghazi a car bomb expld this morning. no group has claimed responsibility. >>> secretary of state john kerry will meet a foreign minister in geneva in a matter of hours. they will talk about a resolution to strip syria of its chemical weapons. they are at odds to serve military action in syria if they don't comply. >> a moment of silence was held for 12 12th of anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. the president was on hand and didn't talk about the syria but said the military force is not an end of itself. >> reporter: since the president's prime address it is the calm after the storm. it's been a day of solemn ceremony in washington even as a quiet hush fell over the capitol. ♪ >> reporter: from pennsylvania to the pentagon. today the nation paused as it had every september 11th for the last 12 years to remember.

wilson would find himself benched for the rest of the night by coach tom coughlin.ater, two plays after the giants must haved a fount set the cowboys up, romo throws his second t.d. pass of the game. cause of action win 36-31. >> you're never going to win a game turning the ball over five tiles. six times we gave the ball away tonight, six times. that's my fault. i'm totally, totally disappointed and embarrassed by that kind of football. that's sloppy, sloppy football. you have control of yourself, you have to recognize situations that are going to lead to those kind of things, and you can't turn the ball over. you can't win turning the football over. that's the bottom line. >> in january, the 49ers kaepernick ran over the packers for an nfl record, 181 yards en route to sending green bay home and sending the 49ers on. they were determined not to let him run all over them again. he didn't. he threw all over them, winging the ball to the tune of 412 yards and two touchdowns, two to tight end vernon davis. the packers promised to hit kaepernick early and often. this t

tom. >>> there's other big storiesig making news tonight in the district specifically. matt ackland joins us with moreh on what happened at the wilson building. matt. >>> first of all.> fi we had the test scorest controversy that we vo beenen talking about. there's a hearing on that, and d also we heard about a new fco to come to the district. let's get started with the testh scores that we are been talking about.bout. the chairman of the committeeite david catania called a meetingig to investigate why the office of the superintendent used an old scoring system instead of a new one. catania called this a form of cheating, he blamed the mayor's office for misleading the public. he told committee that it used the old scoring system to compare year to year score. the mayor's office says it it didn't know that the old scoring system was being used andd catania is just trying to score political points. >> except under the cover of darkness without informing anyone the decision was made at the very moment when they saw the results to change the scoring mechanism. and they did it so that the test scores would appear in fact, better than th

wilson is pitching for the dodgers. so that will be interesting. to see how that turns out when we continue with the rest of sports, we'll clue you in as to why tom bradythrew more than the football. he threw multiple tantrums too. we'll be right back. this week, a super low price on breakfast. honey bunches of oats is only $1.88 a box. arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. make it a triple scoop. dreyer's ice cream is just $2.88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. and this is my home team. this is my large lecture hall. this is my professor. and also my coach. this is my booster club. this is the guy who's graduating ready for a great career in technology. [ male announcer ] in 2012, 90% of devry university grads actively seeking employment had careers in their field in 6 months. find your career success in the bay area. learn how at devry.edu. did nana ever give you cheerios when you were a little kid? yeah, she did. were cheerios the same back then? cheerios has pretty much been the same forever. so...when we have cheerios, it's kind of like we are having breakfast with nana... yeah... ♪ yeah. you're so s

opener like david wilson did for the cowboys fans are going to be angry, but the bunkingback is fuelling the fire, because the kid tweeted this, you are irrelevant to me. irrelevant to me. tomot commit to the start against the broncos. but tuck put it into perspective today. >> it's embedded to know that all of new yorkers that lost loved ones or friends, they kind of like you said look to us for something to take their find off of it, and hopefully we'll continue to win football games, play inspired football, and give these fans around here something to be proud of, because we all -- regardless we all know somebody that might have lost their lives or somebody that was affected in some way from 9/11, and, you know, we go out this sunday and every sunday in their memory, hopefully to lift up a spirit. and if we're able to do it that's a lot bigger than contracts or pro bowls or anything like that. >>> the new york mets have had a roll in the recovery process of 9/11. yesterday three of their biggest stars made their annual trip to a new york fire house. jessica taft has the story. >> reporter: this isn't the first or last call the firefighters at battalion 9 will get today.

tom kean and lee hamilton. lee preceded me as president and c.e.o. of the wilson center and we served as colleagues many decades ago in the house. i don't want to touch on all of this, but het me just briefly scope the good news and bad news since last year. bad news, we failed to thwart the boston marathon bombing. an exponential increase in cyberattacks, edward snowden and one part of al qaeda is in the boonies in yemen. there is good news. one, information sharing is improving. i know there's much to continue. second, resilience. we showed resilience after boston, in particular, after the boston marathon bombing. and common sense is emerging in the way we approach homeland security, and to senator coburn's point, i think there's more support and there should be for a risk-based approach. collaboration with the private sector on cyber, that is happening, and credit should go to the -- i guess she's just retired -- to the secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano, for personally working on this issue. and we are getting ahead of privacy concerns. let me ju

tom kane and lee hamilton. lee preceded me as president and c.e.o. of the wilson center and we served as colleagues many decades ago in the house. i don't want to touch on all of this, but het me just briefly scope the good news and bad news since last year. bad news, we failed to thwart the boston marathon bombing. an, poe nention increase in cyber-- an exponential increase in cyberattacks, edward snowden al qaeda is in the boonies in yemen. there is good news. one, information sharing is improving. i know there's much to continue. second, resilience. we showed resilience after boston, in particular, after the boston marathon bombing. and common sense is emerging in the way we approach homeland security, and to senator coburn's point, i think there's more support and there should be for a risk-based approach. collaboration with the private sector on cyber, that is happening, and credit should go to the -- i guess she's just retired -- to the secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano, for personally working on this issue. and we are getting ahead of privacy

tom kean and lee hamilton. lee preceded me as president and c.e.o. of the wilson center and we served as colleagues many decades ago in the house. i don't want to touch on all of this, but het me just briefly scope the good news and bad news since last year. bad news, we failed to thwart the boston marathon bombing. an exponential increase in cyberattacks, edward snowden and one part of al qaeda is in the boonies in yemen. there is good news. one, information sharing is improving. i know there's much to continue. second, resilience. we showed resilience after boston, in particular, after the boston marathon bombing. and common sense is emerging in the way we approach homeland security, and to senator coburn's point, i think there's more support and there should be for a risk-based approach. collaboration with the private sector on cyber, that is happening, and credit should go to the -- i guess she's just retired -- to the secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano, for personally working on this issue. and we are getting ahead of privacy concerns. let me ju