>> thank you, julie. in our related development on al qaeda leader was killed in yemen bay drone strike last night. he was on the fbi's most wanted list and was one of the most senior al qaeda leaders involved in the first failed underwear bombing attack. he met in yemen with the nigerian suspect that tried blow up a plane on christmas day in 2009 with a bomb that was concealed in his underwear. he was linked to the bombing of the u.s.s. cole in yemen. the drone strike that killed him was carried out by the cia and the u.s. military according to two u.s. officials. there is some newly released video of an american aide worker that lived in rockville, maryland. his name is warren weinstein. he was kidnapped in pakistan last august. he's asked president obama to accept the conditions for his release. the conditions laid down by al qaeda. >> reporter: it is important to know nbc news did k not verify where this video was produced. it is an effort being made by watching the video you can tell this is a man who was very much alive and who is well and being taken care of. >> my name is warren weinstein robin weinstein is in the video in a long tunic top and baggy pants worn in much of the country. seated comfortably at a table. stack of books before him, plate of food. he even eats some of that food as he delivers his message. that message is one in he's speaking directly to president obama as an american citizen. he makes an appeal as an american citizen, much of his career spent in service to the done trip both home and abroad. he asked the president obama consider the demand of his captors. those demands were made by late last year in form of audio samts in which he demanded the u.s. and allies not only stop all strikes in pakistan, yemen, somalia, kazak and also release all taliban and al qaeda prisoners worldwide. back to you. a montgomery county school teacher sunday arrest tonight facing child pornography charges. the police say 39-year-old aaron lamayor worked at north wood high school if silver spring. detectives discovered pornographic images of children on one of the school laptops that he used on the job. further investigation found that at least three of the victims are students at north wood. he is being held tonight on $150,000 bond and scheduled to appear in court tomorrow afternoon. today a jury handed down dozens of guilty verdicts in one of the deadliest shootings sprees in d.c.'s recent history. five men were con viewinged in the south capitol street massacre of 2010. four of them have first-degree murder charges. one of second-degree murder. all face a number of other serious felony counts in a series of attacks that started over a fake diamond bracelet. pat collins is in d.c. superior court tonight with more. >> reporter: a strong statement from this jury. a powerful promise from u.s. attorney ron mason. we begin our story. >> our goal is simple. make sure at sentencing they spend the rest of their lives in prison and never take another step outside of prison or breathe free air again. >> reporter: guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty. more than 150 times the foreman said the word guilty and a verdict that took 7 1/2 days to reach and more than a half hour to recite to the judge. in the hallways of the courthouse, the jurors talked about their deliberations and the impact of this trial. >> i feel for the family of the victim. >> the crime was -- particularly horrific. definitely was a situation that all of us took extremely seriously. and i don't think anybody is ever prepared to see what we were exposed to. >> reporter: five men convicted in connection with one of the bloodiest weeks in the history of d.c. crime. march 2010, an eight-day five-murdered and nine others wounded. for the relatives of the victims today a great sense of justice. >> to hear the verdicts read, you have some relief that these guys, these evil young men will never be on the street to harm anyone, anyone again. >> it won't bring my son back but i know that these boys won't be on the street to do this to nobody else's trial. >> reporter: guilty of first-degree murder. assault with intent to kill and 13 other felonies. his brother, orlando carter, leader, guilty of five counts of first-degree murder, nine counts of assault with intent to kill, and 36 other felonies. jeffrey best, five counts first-degree murder, nine counts of assault with intent to kill 3shgs 3 other felonies. robert bost, four counts of first-degree murder, seven counts of assault with intent to kill, 23 other felonies. lamar williams, guilty of three counts of second-degree murder and 25 other felonies. sentencing in this case is set for next september 11. live in superior court, pat collins, news4. >> thank you, pat. 55-year-old wayne price was in court today in montgomery county. police say that he shot and killed his 23-year-old son matthew price. police say that there was an argument on saturday night at an apartment in gaithersburg and say the elder price tried to walk away from it. when the fight continued he pulled out a gun and shot his son. the elder price has been charged with first-degree murder. a judge ordered him held woupt bond. the district is going to have to pay thousands of dollars to four people who challenge their drunk driving conditions -- convictions. the attorney general's office says that the district has agreed to pay about $20,000 to four people. they were part after group of 20 that said their convictions were based on breathalyzer scores from machines that were uncalibrated. therefore, inaccurate. the other 16 cases are still pending. last february police were ordered to stop using those machines because the results were inaccurate. at least two national polls suggest the race to the white house is very close in these early stages of the campaign. president obama and mitt romney are trying to change that. steve handelsman is on capitol hill with today's developments. >> reporter: thanks. good evening. the way both think they can change it, know they have to change it, is about the economy. number one, two, three, et cetera. the defeat of sarkozy on sunday is a reminder the global economic crisis could have a bearing on our election. in the battleground state of ohio, mitt romney today accused the president of steering the u.s. to the left. actually to the east across the atlantic. he is taking america on a path towards europe. and europe is not working there. it is not going to work here. europe is in real trouble. >> reporter: two days after president obama formally kicked off his re-election campaign -- >> four more years! >> reporter: -- new national polls show the race tie. romney up by 1% in a survey of swing state voters by politico. obama ahead by 2% in a similar poll by "usa today" and gallup. the president is making his case for re-election in a rare all positive tv ad. to run in nine swing state battle grounds. >> today our auto industry is back, firing on all cylinders. our greatest enemy brought to justice by our greatest heroes. instead of losing jobs, we are creating them. >> reporter: mitt romney's campaign put up a video slamming the obama record. back to your open. socialist fran saw hollande was elected president of france sunday to fix an economic cries advertise white house hopes won't get worse. >> anything this slows down the global recovery is bad news for the president and could affect his re-election. >> reporter: especially in a race that is so close now in the polls. a race that now seems more than ever sure to be a referendum on our recovery. steve handelsman, from capitol hill. a new poll out done for "the washington post." it suggests virginia governor mcdon has lost some public support. his approval rating dropped 6 points over the past year from 62% to 56%. 35% of those followed say that they disapprove of the job that mcdonnell was doing. nine-point increase in disapproval from one year ago. the governor lost support among independent and urban women. uproar over a bill that would require women to undergo an ultrasound before they could have an abortion. partisan stand-off over the budget also alienated some of the voters there. president obama is expected to get a major fund-raising boost from hollywood superstar. george clooney is hosting a private dinner at his house, clooney's house, thursday. the price of admission is 40 grand. according to the hollywood reporter, the evening is expected to raise as much as $12 million for the president's re-election campaign. next week france will inaugurate its first social head of state in nearly two decades. francois hollande defeated sarkozy in yesterday's election. sarkozy lost because of his inability to deal with the french debt crisis. hollande won on his campaign promises to tax the wealthy and spend on the poor and working class. he will officially take office may 15. yesterday's elections in both france and greece sent stocks tumbling early on wall street. they recovered to end on a flat note. the dow jones industrials average finished the day 29 points lower. nasdaq gained one point and s&p 500 had no change at all. you talk about more rain and none of it really doing much for the water table? >> that's exactly right, jim. i think we have a chance for rain over tonight into the day tomorrow. again, wednesday. what we really ned to see some rain we are close 5 inches below average for rainfall. you can see nothing around our area. it is just right now off to the west. in through western maryland, portions of west virginia, seeing fairly heavy downpours right now. that area of rain is going to make its way our way. once again, not everybody is going to get a lot of it. i will show you who has the bust chances of seeing that rain. plus, what's to come for the rest of the workweek. temperatures going back up. we will talk about it in a minute. coming up the woman exposed as a colombian escort is talking about her sex deal with the secret service agent. there is a murder mystery at churchill downs. it happened hours after the kentucky derby. the st. bernard in virginia has a lawyer fighting for him in court to keep him alive. the rescue mission to save a baby eagle is complete. recent secret service investigation started when a prostitute in colombia complained to police about not getting paid for her services. now we are hearing from the woman at the center of what's become the secret service scandal. nbc's michelle kosinski is in madrid with the story. >> reporter: 24-year-old mother, has family here, and she chose do this interview not being paid for it. saying her life has been turned upside down since being exposed as an escort. were they shy about asking for sex? were they very direct? >> translator: very direct. i would say too direct. >> reporter: did any of them stay they had done this before? >> translator: no. but the way they approach us, it seems obvious that they were used to doing it because people that do this for the first time are very shy. >> reporter: suarez says the three men that approached and propositioned her and her friends, she assumed they were tourists, they were drinking vodka like it was water but were company here en. she made it clear a night with her would cost $800. these are very base rick words, sex, cash, money. i made a sign with my fingers so he couldn't pretend i was charging $80 or 80 cents. >> reporter: she says the man gave her $50 and ordered her out and closed the door. police got involved. she said other agents gathered about $2 on 50 and she left. what do you think of these guys? you laugh. why do you laugh so much? >> translator: they seem completely stupid, idiots. i don't know how obama has any security force. what dumb men. >> reporter: u.s. official acknowledges investigators still haven't contacted her since she left the country and couldn't reach her. and that the agent she claims to have been with has resigned. she says she has been contacted by a major american publishing house with interest in a book deal and she says she would be willing to do with plenty more details to tell. back to you. army investigators say the soldier who died in the middle of a video chat with his wife was not shot. he was talking to his wife by way of skype from afghanistan last monday when he suddenly collapsed. this weekend his family raised the possibility he had been shot. they say that they noticed a bullet hole in the closet behind him. today officials say that an autopsy done on friday found no bullet wounds nor did they find evidence of foul play. they say that it could be weeks before they know the cause of death. the autopsy on the man found dead following the kentucky derby is now complete. corner in louisville performed that autopsy today. she reported finding injuries on the victim but won't release any more information. the police say 48-year-old perez worked at the racetrack at churchill downs. his body was found in a barn early sunday morning. the police say his death might be the result of several fights reported in there in that area that night. perez was from guatemala and the brother of three-time kentucky derby winner jockey calvin bore. so far nobody has been arrested. second company recalling dog food because of salmonella problems at a pet food plant in south carolina. well pet llc announced the recalling today and involved five ounce sample bags and 15 and 30-pound bags of wellness complete health super five mix for large breed puppies p. the bags have best buy dates of january 9 three january 11, 2013. the company tests all of the food for salmonella prior to shipping and tests on these lots came back negative. they say they are voluntarily recalling the food out of an abundance of caution. cameras caught a tornado going through a city about 40 miles outside of tokyo. a 14-year-old boy was killed. dozens of other people were injured. that tornado tore roofs off of houses and snapped tree limbs bp 24,000 of them lost power. the forecasters say it was an f-2 with winds as high as 57 miles per hour. tornadoes rarely happen in that part of japan. >> good it happened outside of tokyo, not closer to the city. >> and in the daytime. >> could have been worse. we have kind of gloomy looking weather out there. more to come. >> yeah. lot of clouds and little bit on the cool side out there early this morning. lot of -- little bit of wind out there. helping keep things cool. tomorrow however p. temperatures go up and maybe some rain coming down. this is what it looks like right now. step outside now. little bit better than it was out there this afternoon. we have not only sunshine but temperatures warmed up a little bit. high temperatures today 73 degrees. low this morning, 57 degrees. little bit on the cool side when you woke up. temperatures average high temperature around average, 73 degrees, the average temperature for today. 5.05 inches below average with the rainfall. we need to see rain. we are going to have a couple of chances for rain. nothing real big. we need to see a storm or something come through. give us a couple of inches. 69 degrees, current temperature out there now with winds down to the south at 15 miles per hour. that southerly component to the wind makes it feel warmer outside. 68 in leesburg now. 66 in gaithersburg. 72 in fredericksburg. right now 65 towards pax river. no rain now on storm 4 radar in our immediate area. notice just over my right shoulder here, we are looking at pretty big storms. just though the west of frostburg out there towards garrett county, towards maryland, we are going to continue to see those moving to the north and east. but not directly to the east. once again we need to see some of those here. i don't think that they are going to get here. this is where the warm air is right now. we had are a little bit of inversion earlier were. cloud cover across the area. now we are seeing the storminess off to our west. this is the frontal boundary that will move our way over the next 12 to 24 hours. we will have a chance for rain. we are going to see the temperatures warm up. the mountains, huge player here. temperatures to the east of the mountains, upper 60s, low 70s. watch what happens when we show you what happens to the west of the mountains. 83 in charleston. 83 in morgantown. 81 in jackson. temperatures a lot cooler to the east. only 23469 philly and 62 towards ocean city. we need to see that warm air move here. move in here to give us that instability. we get some of the showers and storms. i think that will happen tomorrow. here comes the frontal boundary. south winds cop studded continue. winds will be gusty tomorrow. once again during the day tomorrow most of the activity will stay west of i-95. if you live towards the mountains, talking about front royal, winchester, martinsburg, shepher shepherdstown, you have a good chance of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. some could be on the strong side. locally heavy downpours for you. this front will wash out as it makes its way our way during the day tomorrow so, yes, chance for showers and in the d.c. area. not a great chance. wednesday, more of the same. system stalling out to our south. we will see another chance of showers, couple of thunderstorms on wednesday, too. could even be strong to severe storms right along that front. that would be southern maryland and maybe the northern neck. into portions of the eastern shore, along the beaches over there towards the atlantic. wait and see about that, too. temperatures tonight not bad. mostly cloudy and season sxabl dry. 61 to 64 degrees. tomorrow morning mostly cloudy and breezy and cool. temperatures 56 to 62 degrees. tomorrow we will see a chance of showers and maybe a thunderstorm but most of the day tomorrow will be dry for everybody. i think the best chance of rain will be late in the afternoon. good chance of rain on wednesday especially south and east of washington. thursday and friday, on the dry side. temperatures are where they should be this time of year. right now the weekend looking fantastic. high of 76 on saturday. 77 on sunday. right now the weekend looks very, very dry. lot of great things happen thing weekend. >> lot to look forward to. >> somebody here is judging -- judging the chili. >> we are letting you guess who that might be. >> i'm an expert. coming up, air travel gets an upgrade. a look at what the boeing 787's dream liner has to offer. >> a witness to a deadly road rage accident explains how a young woman was run down. coming up in sports, live at madison square garden where the capitals are trying to inch closer to the conference finals. mike rizzo goes off after a philly star pitcher beans his phenom. the pitcher pay it is price. and what rizzo had to say. a witness to to a deadly case of road rage is speaking out tonight. >> shalinda arrington died after being run over an suv after a confrontation friday. the driver is still out there. dorothy spencer has our report. >> reporter: he does want to show his face or give his name. but this man says he was a witness to a possible road rage confrontation friday morning that left a rung woman dead and police looking for the driver who ran her over. >> hit her, flew in the air, flew maybe about a good 20 feet from where her car was. >> reporter: the witness said he saw the victim 2shgs 1-year-old shalinda arrington, pull of the parking lot complex, cutting off two suvs. see says she stopped and got out her car, shown here covered by a tarp. that's when it turned deadly. you heard him rev the engine? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: your sense is that this is intentional? >> yes. >> reporter: what makes you think that? >> only because they came to a complete stop and no point of him actually or her hitting the gas and keep going. >> reporter: the police say the victim was seen arguing with the driver of the suv before she was run over. police described the driver of this lexus as a witness who remained at the scene. >> people just don't care about people anymore. everybody is in a hurry and going wherever this want to go. it is sad. >> reporter: arrington was on her way to the hospital to see her mom who is recovering from a stroke but she never made it. now tonya moore prepares to bury her only child. >> i don't know how i'm going to get through this. >> reporter: police want people to be on the lookout for a dark colored suv with temp tags and front end damage. finding it is key to find the driver who hit and killed arrington. fairfax county police set up two message boards looking for witnesses to this fatal incident. they are looking for any surveillance video that could help them in this investigation. >> dorothy spencer reporting. the cia has spoil ad bomb plot to decembertri a u.s.-bound jetliner. a senior government official tells nbc news the plot was going to be carried out by al qaeda in yemen but was derailed long before it could be carried out. the u.s. officials say the bomb was an upgrade of the underwear bomb that failed to go off aboard a jetliner over detroit on christmas of 2009. the fbi has the device now and is investigating to see whether it could have gotten through airport security undetected. white house said today vice president joe biden's comments on "meet the press" over the weekend in support of same-sex marriage do not mean that president obama has changed his position about the issue. the white house says the president's view on gay marriage is, in their words is still evolving. 42% of adults will be obese by the year 2030. that's according to duke you don't know researchers. research is expected to add billions of dollars in health care cost this country. the best way to prevent obesity is to teach healthy habits to children. it happened again. in maryland, two high school students killed in a car crash over the weekend. it happened in hagerstown. right after that couple left their senior prom. both were honor students and excelled in sports. chris gordon reports now that the entire school community there is devastated. >> friends and schoolmates gather at the tree where two talented teens were killed in a fatal crash just before midnight on saturday. it started out so happy. three couples taking pictures together. brendan and samantha kelly. posing for this one just before heading to the prom which was held in shepherds town, west virginia. brendan was driving them back so they could change clothes when he apparently lost control of his car at a curve in the road and hit this tree. >> it appears that the speed was a factor and still waiting on the determination with possible other causes. it appears it was speed. >> reporter: police are directing traffic here along this blind curve on rench road to make sure yet another tragedy doesn't occur here at this same tree where mourners have gathered. they were honor roll students at williamsport high school. samantha kelly was an all-tate volleyball player and team leader. the number one singles tennis player in her school. teammates took down the net on the court she played on. brendan cauliflower just signed to play baseball at salisbury university. his teammates came to this roadside memorial to pay their respects. >> i think that -- i mean, just like any team, you know, after prom, excited. accidents happen. i mean, it is very sad. >> sam was just one of the most kind-hearted beautiful girls at our school. she always made everybody smile and did everything she could. >> reporter: family and friends found out about the fatal crash after samantha failed to respond to more than 20 text messages. the last ones desperately asking where are you? reporting from hagerstown, maryland, chris gordon, news4. a soldier with ties to ft. belvoir died in afghanistan. master sergeant gregory childs died last week in kabul. he was from warren, arkansas. he was assigned to the defense logistics agency at ft. belvoir in virginia. the army has not said how he died. he was 38 years old. a dog in chesapeake, virginia, has a lawyer who is trying to keep the pet from being put to death. the st. bernard bit owners. the animal control officials decided to put him down but a public defender with a group called the lexus project decided to take up the case. the lawyer says the dog was provoked and the dog shouldn't, in his words, be blamed for man's stupidity. a hearing tomorrow afternoon will determine whether the dog is a dangerous dog. fire investigators in the district are still trying to figure out what caused the house fire in columbia heights friday afternoon. a 19th century home that belongs to well-known muncie activist dorothy brazil and her husband. they were not at home when that fire started. at one point the house collapsed. one fire fighter was injured and expected to be okay. you don't have to look very hard to find new housing being built across the district. >> no. but tonight there is current concerns that with this housing boom many of the city's lower and moderate income residents are getting priced out of the market. tom sherwood reports. >> reporter: johnny barnes is suing owners of a new downtown apartment building saying that the owners got a tax break for renting to low-income client tonya lewis who was quickly forced out. what's your housing situation now? >> i'm homeless. i qualify for an affordable dwelling unit that i was asked to pay a higher amount that did not match my income. >> reporter: upscale development is changing the face of many neighborhoods in the district. economic boom for many but also a hardship for those looking for affordable housing to rent or buy. >> reasonably priced housing in d.c. is vanishing. over the last decade, d.c. lost 50% of its low-cost rental units and more than 70% of its low-cost homes. >> reporter: ginnie reid is a leader of the d.c. fiscal policy institute and advocate for low and moderate income citizens. its study shows a precipitous drop of homes under $1250,000 falling from more than 63 homes homes in the year 2000 to just over 17,000 now. even real estate interests that supports the city's redevelopment and questioned parts of the advocate study say the city's government must aid housing to affordability here. >> district has done a pretty good job. not saying they can't do more. they have done a lot in terms of creati creating stock in the district. there will be a segment which represents will be unaffordable without some kind of government subsidy. that's a real issue for the city. >> reporter: in the district, tom sherwood, news4. coming up tonight, new souped up ride in the sky. we will get a special tour of the dream liner. prince heiry in d.c. tonight. we will tell why you coming up. doug has our forecast. >> out there now, temperatures in the upper 60s after a high temperature actually hit 73 today here. the 80s just off to the west. that's not the only thing moving our way. we are getting a close-up look tonight into the future of air travel. boeing 787 dream liner they call it. it is said to be more fuel efficient and can cut down on jet lagging. derrick ward has our report from national airport. >> reporter: they call it the dream liner. the ground crews are in awe of the look of this plane. what is not visible is just as awe inspiring. 20% more fuel efficient. 20% less in the way of emissions. it was built with the frequent flier in mind. >> what they told us they wanted was an efficient airplane and one that could go a long way without refuelling and that's exactly what we built here. >> reporter: cabin humidity and pressure also have been adjusted so you will feel more refreshed. a large percentage of the plane is built from composite material and that contributes to the fuel efficiency. and the wings, they are almost bird-like in flexibility. inside it is wider, higher with better lighting and bug erwin dose. and the all-important larger bins where you carry-ones and even if you are not flying in one you will appreciate it when it is flying over you. the engine is designed with the chevron to make it 60% quieter than a come prabl siparable siz. talking to the guys and women who sit up here, this thing is a dream liner. >> i love flying the airplane and none of that new technology takes away from it. we spent so much time on the flight controls. and making airplanes fly nice and it does exactly that. >> reporter: something else it does is create jobs. born in the usa being built in charleston, south carolina. >> we have a backlog of close to 850 airplanes. we are full up until 2019. and i think there are a lot of families that are going to be able to send their kids to school, you know, buy houses because of this airplane. >> reporter: reagan national airport, derrick ward, news4. >> where gas prices hovering around $4 a gallon there are few little things you can do to protect your wallet. >> you can save money by the way you drive and how you drive. >> you can shift into savings with five free easy steps and still drive the car you have now, we are told. liz crenshaw's save gas test will show you how to save $500 a year on gasoline. that's tonight on news4 at 11:00. >> dan hellie is coming up next with sports. the caps are getting ready to take on the rangers. >> yeah, guam five coming up. we will have a preview. we will be talking about cole ham hamel, the pitch their hit harp other purpose. a punishment has been handed down for him. and speaking of being hit, one redskin may be -- need to take insurance after getting hit by his coach in a golf cart. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. 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(man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. because everyone deserves a lifetime. hello, everybody. i'm meteorologist doug kammerer. not a bad afternoon. cloudy, breezy from time to time. little cooler earlier today. not bad now. 69 degrees, the temperature with winds out of the south at 15 miles an hour. those winds are going to be kicking up during the day tomorrow. 15, 20, 25 miles an hour. they will bring in warmer air p.m. right now temperatures mostly in the 60s. 67 in reston and 69 in ft. belvoir. camp springs at 67. annapolis, cool spot along with gaithersburg, 66 degrees. storm 4 radar. nothing around the i-95 corridor. go back to the west and that's where the lane is. that's where it is going to stay overnight tonight. but this whole system, this is the frontal boundary the front will make its way towards the southeast and see a good chance for rain during the day tomorrow. mostly to the west of the i-95 corridor. on wednesday shifts to the east of the 95 corridor. 54 in gaithersburg. 57 in washington. most areas should be on the dry side overnight. by tomorrow, chance of rain. well to the west. i think you will be okay early tomorrow from i-95 to the south and east. not a bad day to get out and play golf during the day tomorrow. that's what we did out there today. take a look at this. that's not the one we had. no. that went in. this was for longevity out there across the area today. army/navy country club. right there in arlington. for longevity. helping to raise money to fight cancer across the area. lung cancer across the area. lot of lung cancer survivors there from all over the country. and all over the world came out early. this was a great event. i was happy to be out there and i played horribly. >> we noticed. good for them. good for you for joining them and helping them out. >> thanks, doug. dan is up in madison square garden. we want to beat up on these guys. that's a cool place to be, isn't it? >> it is a great place to be. not gas as the golf course today. doug miss that's putt and does not have golf shoes on. he has to at least dress part. >> i had only one in my garage this morning. >> we will have to dress him up better next time. get him a putter and golf shoes. game five at madison square garden. it is a chance for the underdog capital guys to get the upper had an in this series. a win and they can wrap things up on wednesday at home. a loss and they have to win two in a row to advance. we can basically guarantee you this much. it is going to be a close game. ten out of 11 games so far for the capitals and playoff have been decided by one goal. these guys say that last couple of weeks there has been sort of a different feel around this team? it is obviously different because it is postseason. i think that -- you know, when it comes down to it, a game is a game. and -- you month i, going into a regular season game and we need to win that game. certainly gets amplified in the playoffs. >> couple of wins in boston there, i think it really lifts everybody's spirits up knowing that -- you know, we -- stick to the game plan and we can get results and succeed. it is good. helping out and chipping in any way they can. >> hear those cliches of keep it on an even keel. that's what we are doing. face a lot of adversity throughout the course of the year. we just feel comfortable in our game. we feel comfortable in winning and losing hockey games and -- best-of-seven series and we are going to do everything we can to win four out of seven. >> all right. puck drops at 7:30 at madison square garden. it looks like on the baseball diamond phillies/nationals ri l rivalry starting to be heated. hamels suspended for five games after he admitted that he hit bryce harper on purpose. and nationals general manager mike rizzo none too pleased he called the phillies starter gutless and classless. here is what what went down last tonight. harper's first at-bat against hamels. very first pitch he is drilled with a 93-mile-an-hour fastball into the back. hamels said after the game hitting harper was intentional. it was just a welcome-to-the-big leagues, kid. p getting revenge. hamels throws to first and harper breaks for home ask he is in safely. his first big league steal. how about stealing home? after the game, everyone still talking about that intentional beaning by hamels. harper, well, harper the rookie, 19-year-old, taking the high road. >> you know, you have to give all the props to him. he came out. you know, there's -- nothing we can do about it. we can't take anything away from him. he threw very, very well. eight innings. y >> reporter: mike rizzo's comments not quite as pc. he said i have never seen a more classless, gutless, chicken beep beam act in my 30 years in baseball. he faked tough. he think he will intimidate us after hitting our 19-year-old rookie who is eight games into the big leagues? he doesn't know who he is dealing with. it doesn't look like bryce is going back to the minors any time soon. werth broke his wrist trying to make this catch in the sixth inning last night. expected to miss 12 weeks after undergoing surgery today. he missed the entire 2006 season with an injured wrist. good news is this is not the same type of injury. the nats hoping to get ryan zimmerman and laroche back from injuries for tomorrow's game. meanwhile, a wild game in boston. tied at 6-6 in the 16th. yes, 16th. chris davis pitching. aviles. hit one in the gap. adam jones, relay to j.j. we have a play at the plate. matt weiner's great play by the os catcher holds on and we are going to a 17th inning. that saved the game. who is pitching for boston? how about left fielder darnell mcdonald with two men on. leaves one up in the zone for jones. this one is gone! over the green monster. and that's the game. os win in 17 innings. mcdonald takes the loss. davis gets the win. first time since 1902 two position players factored into a decision. the birds now 19-9 this season. they have the best record in baseball. p all right. talking football now. mike shanahan did not waste any time in naming robert griffith iii the starring quarterback. today shanahan and several other redskins hitting the links at trump national. and -- some good times out there today. usually running into opposing players. today getting run into by his own coach. coach, what's going on? taking another look. maybe orakpo didn't get up for drills in time. coach having a good time out there. meanwhile, the worst swing of the day has to go to cornerback josh wilson. you would think a world class athlete like wilson subpoena going to whiff a whiff and when he does it it, he shanks it. wilson will take time to polish up his golf skills after he's retired. but maybe we can get out there and do a story. i always wanted to do a golf story with somebody that is worse than me. >> doug, you can -- >> you know what, that's a great point. we are doing that next week. >> right. thanks, dan. coming up, a very special f britain prince harry is here in washington tonight. he is receiving a humanitarian award from the atlantic council. they are honoring the prince for his work with wounded service members. prince harry worked with a number of charities including walking with the wounded and help for heroes. this afternoon he visited with wounded veterans at the british ambassador's residence. some of them participated in a paraolympics sporting event called warrior games. chance of rain during the day tomorrow, most of the rain remains on the dry side for most of us. especially if you live to the east of 59. to the west better chance of rain coming in around 2:00, 3:00. around d.c., probably after 5:00 tomorrow night. don't wore write too much about the rain tomorrow. we will see showers, maybe strong storms on wednesday to the south and east of washington. high of 70 on thursday. 72 on friday. and right now the weekend is looking fantastic with highs in the mid 70s and plenty of isn't shine. not bad at all. >> we like that. thousands of people are following an online drama that involves an injured baby eagle. there is a web cam near the nest of a family of baufld eagles in minnesota. last week people watching the feed noticed the eagleet had gotten its wing stuck in part of the met and it was serious. he was removed and nursed back to health. it took an experience ed rescue and cherry picker. the parents is yocircled nearby. he left some fish in the nest. experts say the next few hours will be critical. that's because adult eagles generally abandon a nest 48 hours after the young have left it. apparently this eaglet was gone more than 48 hours. it could be tricky. >> let's hope it works out. >> the cameras still roll. that's it for now. 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