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a bright spot, trea turner flashing the leather tonight. a great diving stop.n zimmerman with the equally sweet scoop at first. the highlights were few and far between for the nationals. the braves exploded for eight runs, including this one. the nationals fall, 8-0. max scherzer is on the mount tomorrow night. wnba playoffs, game one between the mystics elena della don grabbed the rebound, putting that in for two of her 17 points. the mystics trailed at the half. minnesota was hitting from all angles. closing seconds of the third, montgomery with the fancy dribble, drains the three at the buzzer. minnesota nailed 12 three-pointers, sinking the mystics, 101-81. the capitals laid down there surface atace -- ice capital one arena. gone are the old verizon logos. preseason begins next monday at new jersey. the capitals dropped the pocket -- drop the puck september 22 against the i. been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little

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trea turner launches it. nats win. the best is yet to come. the marlins lost to the braves, so the nationals clenched their fourth national league title in six years. uncorking the champagne at nats park. congrats. antennae, erin hawksworth and scott abraham were in the locker room after the redskins game and will have reaction. that is out at 11:35. to the mystics advance eastern conference semifinals, beating the new york liberty. fun stuff. kimberly: the mystics having a good season. robert: the kimberly: a key step in the recovery from hurricane harvey. many students who were left homeless from the hurricane will go to school tomorrow. up to 40,000 students were impacted by the storm and flooding. most schools have been closed. emotional moment in houston before the texans game. star linebacker j.j. watt led the team out of the tunnel to a deafening ovation. he helped raise $31 million for harvey relief of the first responders held the flag and saying the national anthem. haverricanes and flooding -- released this project to include all fi

welcome back, trea turner, single up the middle, scoring michael a. taylor.ner with the hustle double. 3-2 in the fifth. jonathan villar with a two run home run. the brewers beat the nats 6-3. to the orioles going for their eighth straight win tonight lost to the blue jays. jonathan: now they are playing for keeps. erin: injure raiders come to town, week three. town, we three. nancy: officially midnight. steve: and it is officially september 1. we have better weather on the way after we get through the yucky stuff first. the maps have repositioned themselves. tomorrow about 69 degrees, the same saturday. 80 degrees sunday. then the upper 80's tuesday. jonathan: you turned into a hot mess after midnight. steve: we get the worst of the weather out of the way before sunday. monday, the holiday, looking really nice. jonathan: have a great night. >>> new from trump collectibles, this adorable porcelain saltshaker. from the front it's a cute little gnome. but turn him around and you've got one of donald trump's most ardent supporters. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's

trea turner passing up, setting the new nats record for stolen bases in the season for 42 and he did it in 88 games. nats beat the braves 4-2. dusty asked how impressive scherzer's strikeout is. >> he's striking out a lot of people. is this the fourth season of striking out 250? and he has some more time left. >> today in atlanta, bryce harper practice, fielding grounders, the biggest step for harper who's been out since the 12th for a bone bruise, hopes to return before the post season so he can get back into form. rizzo set returning next week is a possibility but they're taking it day by day. not much fun for orrial fans these days. red sox not helping, become 3 men on, lines the ball into left. machado coming in from second, being waved home. throw right on the money. machado thrown out at home. great defense from boston. chris davis crushing the ball to second, comes up with the robbery. watch this. o's fans can't believe it. keeping this one scoreless. extra inning, trouble for the orioles. run comes home. that's the difference. orioles li orioles loose in 11, i'm a lawyer, and

automate, trea turner launches one deep to left. that ball is gone. the best is yet to come. lost today, so the nats clinch their fourth title in six years. the going to uncork champagne. it is celebration time. congrats to the nats. the nats would play the cubs in bs. mlb kimberly: that matchup. robert: as far as the redskins, it is the beginning of the end. let us give it some time. kimberly: keep hope alive. with that, another check on irma as the storm rides up the west florida ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor and i sponsored this ad narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. and dr. northam is working to connect veterans to good paying jobs in virginia. ed gillespie is a washington dc corporate lobbyist. he shows up for whoever pays him. kimberly: some of the video from a irma does not look that bad right now. people were sayin

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beached boats and ripped down treas. >> here is what we know.he storm blamed for eight deaths on the u.s. main land. >> that is in addition to the 36 people killed in the caribbean and in cuba. in the keys, a door-to-door search continues for at this hour. florida's governor left at a loss for words after surveying the damage today. >> my heart goes out to the people and the keys. there is devastation. i hope everybody, you know, survived. it's horrible what we saw. jonathan: while the damage in the keys is substantial, the governor says that he was encouraged that the damage on the gulf coast was not as bad as expected. michelle: not to say it won't take months or years to rebuild from the damage. two-third of the state is without power. our brad bell is in punta gorda not far from where irma made the second landfall on the u.s. what kind of damage are you seeing out there? brad: well, you know what? what we are seeing is a lot of trees down. right now this is something that i want to show you. when we did the first appearance with you at 4:00

washington was down three to one in the sixth until matt wieters hit a rbi double and scored on treaour game series is tonight with max scherzer on the mound. first pitch set for just after 7:00. >> nats hope you can help them help hurricane victims. beginning today and running through sunday september 17th, the nats will be collecting nonperishable food items cleaning supplies and personal hygiene items to send to texas and possibly the southeast after irma hits. every day from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. during game times donations will be accepted at the center field and home plate gates. outside of game times donations can be dropped off at the first street gate. >>> i'm going to the nats game tonight so i will make sure that we take something. >> yeah. >> 5:44 right now. a massive security breach. the personal information of more than 140 million people stolen. coming up what this means for you. >> plus, harvey and irma, we're going to talk about this, this is a fascinating story, the elderly couple getting a lot of attention and it's not hard to guess why. >> ♪ he's our pediatrician

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martin glenn has defended the sacking of mark sampson, sports mr trea cy sacking of mark sampson, sportsay, this may be a confusing timeline for some people, tell us exactly how and why this came about? the timeline is crucial. mark sampson was appointed as head coach to the england women's tea m as head coach to the england women's team in december 20 13. a few weeks after that, into 2014, the fa received allegations regarding his time at bristol academy. safeguarding investigation was ordered, that took almost a year to report back. by this time they are in too early 2015. an independent panel of three people were convened, they made a judgment and assessment that the fa say cleared mark sampson to continue working and said he did not pose a safeguarding risk. it was later in 2015, october 2015 that martin glenn the chief executive who had come into office during this time was made aware of the existence of the report. he says his mistake was to take it on face value that it was to take it on face value that it was confidential and he could not read the contents. it wasn't until last w