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one unearned on top of that. loss a damaging triple. keying that two-run fourth. tup has scored the. one. could have been a lot worse, could be 5-1 now. nationals out of another inning back in the sock. he's back to work against the top of the marlins order. ma meres. 0-6 in this series. >> right hand ball takes off goes over his head. he motors in with a double. it is soukouses you here in left fold that summeriest folders play shall how. >> this guy has no business hit like this off 6 any obtained pitches. suching to put the pam in play. high fast ball, crushes it into left fieldov...

she fought back. now, police hope her courage in a terrifying situation leads them to a dangerous predator. >> good saturday. the jogger says a man with a knife grabs her in broad daylight as she jogged along the holly trail in northwest washington. the victim managed to fight off her attacker. >> reporter: a woman jogging here along the holly trail in rock creek park was attacked in broad daylight by a knife-wielding man. he threw her to the ground and attempted to sexual aly assault her. >> she believes she may have cut the assailant with his knife in the hand. she also may have bi...

bat and give a replacement bat if they're big on their bats and i don't want to lose my gamer but adam doesn't even look over there. okay, it's gone. like it's broken and he gets a new one. and kennedy with new bat. hits one hard into right center and the nationals have their fifth base hit. leadoff man aboard. we check in with debbie taylor. >> ricky nolasco has been tough in the past. ryan zimmerman was only hitting .265 against him. i asked ryan what makes him so tough. >> he throws a lot of pitches for strikes. he can through strikes with a curve ball, change-up or whatever. it's...

the first flights out of europe in several days. good evening, i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. the air space in europe is beginning to open up with the first busy day of air traffic expected tomorrow. tonight the first americans trapped overseas by the volcanic ash clouds arrived home. craig melvin spoke with some of them at dulles airport. >> reporter: hey, doreen. 6.8 million passengers, that's how many have been affected by that volcano in iceland so far. all major european airports are open tonight. that meant today here at dulles, the traffic began to return. brad's wife ...

about 102 thousand flights have been canceled around the world. one airline predicts it could take three years forhe industry to recover from the week of lost flying time. during the crisis, spain became a travel hub arranging for hundreds of special flights that moved thousands of travelers strand bid the cancellations and air space remained open throughout most of the crisis. >> the friends and the family of a d.c. school principal are gathering tonight to honor the life of brian betts. visitation is being held for the middle school principal in manassas at this hour. betts was fou...