54 in culpepper. 52 in smithsburg, maryland outside downtown hagerstown where it's 52. great looking day today. plenty of sunshine. upper 60s in the next hour. into the 60s by lunchtime. mid-70s at 6:00 this evening just ahead of the sun going down. lots of stuff going on around town today. let's say you have an old car and you wanted something to do to drive around today. mount jackson, virginia. kelly one of our loyal viewers sent it in. she'll be there with her '78 caddy and an old edsell. that's what i have, an old clunker. if you have your car shraoeupbd up, go out to mount jackson, virginia at the food lion parking lot. that's from 9:00 this morning until 3:00 this afternoon. enjoy top down weather today.

no doubt about it. >> can't beat that. >> all right. enjoy. >> thank you, chuck. >> well, today the occupy d.c. protesters are resuming their demonstrations. this comes one day after things got out of hand and ended with an ugly confrontation. >> this is the scene earlier at the national air and space museum. the protesters swarmed the museum protesting a military drone exhibit. derrick ward joins us now from freedom plaza with more. derrick, is the protest growing larger this morning? >> it's about the same as it is in the morning when folks wake up here at the plaza. i mean, you've got folks here and you have folks over at mcpherson square as well. it varies throughout the course of the day. sometimes the groups converge. other groups come down. so it's a number that changes but there's always a core presence here as you can see. what happened yesterday was

remit of t reminiscent of the points of view. this gentleman wearing this hat, it cost $10. it goes towards water for folk who are suffering or threatened by dehydration. a lot of other causes. we actually did talk to someone at the air and space museum who told us they had not intended to be violent. this person says she was a passivist and it would be a cool irony to get violent about a protest about a drone which they see as a vehicle of violence as well. of course there's the other points of view representing the big money or corporate interests in american politics which they say are sort of changing or skewing democracy. again, you have divurgent points of view. however, we have talked to a lot of folks here who say they plan to stay much longer. even those going home say they

will take these and the things they have learned back to their home districts, their home states and perhaps be catalysts for action there as well. we are live on freedom plaza. now back to you. >> derrick ward this morning. thank you so much, derrick. all right. we have more news, weather and sports coming up after the these sweet honey clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. fiber beyond recognition. fiber one.

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start. temperatures, though, are really starting to respond quite nicely with all the sunshine. bouncing up to 58 degrees at national airport. hardly a breeze a blowing out there. winds officially calm at national airport. as you get out towards clinton, brandywine, southern prince george's county, temperatures nosing in on 60 degrees. 62 in annapolis. mount towards mt. vernon. 55 in leesburg. so a good way to get the day started today for sure. and even out towards the blue ridge, shenandoah valley, plenty of good weather out there for you. temperatures starting out in the 40s and 50s. here's a look at doppler radar. set your mind 100% at ease, no chance for rain today or tomorrow. the nearest rain drops to us are stillwell down across northern and central georgia. raining in and around the atlanta area right now. but, again, that is not going to

be coming our way any time soon. day planner for your sunday, get outside and enjoy a little sunshine. don't forget your sun block. helps to be sun safe. highs today, upper 70s. a few spots towards stafford and fredericksburg, charlottesville might touch 80 degrees for an hour or two. plenty of sunshine coming our way. the next 24 to 36 hours, a little increase and some high clouds cominging in. high pressure has been controlling our weather the last couple of days. and it's going to continue to do so through sunday and monday. so sunny and warm outside for today. a very, very light breeze this afternoon. winds nearly calm overnight tonight and tomorrow. here we are 6:00 a.m. on your monday morning. high pressure in charge. wasps that area of high pressure will sneak up on the north and eventually out to sea to the north and east. as it good so it will allow moisture to come back into the picture. clouds coming back in during the course of the day on tuesday.

the air mass is fairly dry. so i think any rain chancing the hold off until the front half of the day on wednesday. today, though, no problems for the weather department. plenty of sunshine, warm, delightful sunday afternoon. highs today 75 to 80 degrees. sun at 6:39 this evening. hopefully you got the day off. you work for the government. a lot of banks have columbus day off. sunny and warm. best day of the bunch. no doubt about it. highs upper 70s and low 80s. for late season beachgoers, good weather at the coastline as well. ocean city, chicoteague, high 70s. same story tomorrow. high temperature near 80 degrees. make sure you you get out and enjoy at least a little bit of it. clouds come back tuesday with a high of 76. rain looking more and more likely now for wednesday and for thursday. rain chances should start to

fade out just a little bit as we get towards friday afternoon. and the early lean on next weekend so far it looks like it's going to be a nice weekend. always follow the forecast on air, online, nbcwashington.com/weather and you can follow me on twitter @chuckbell4. >> thank you, chuck. well, they entertain us every sunday on the gridiron. many football players experience multiple health problems. thanks to the professional sports players network those issues are being brought to light. joining they is founder and ceo of pspn bob schmidt and pro football hall of famer and former greenway packer great willie wood. gentlemen, welcome to the stu o studio. >> as founder of pspn, what exactly is it s your mission? >> the whole concept is predicated on all the modern technology we have today of allowing athletes to grow their

brand and connect with the fans. so this is the key. >> it's called the professional sports players network. we're not just talking legends now. we're talking current players as well. >> we're talking men and women, professional athletes, current and legends. we believe that they all have the same opportunity. unfortunately sometimes there's not a platform for them to have that opportunity. >> so this is a social network. it's something online. a facebook for sports fans so to speak. and we know you already signed on pretty big names. >> we have. and it's an important step we're launching next weekend at the collector showcase of america, which is going to be here at the dulles expo center. there will be over 50 athletes present. some of the legends in all sports. some some of the most current athletes, some of the best women athletes, chastain, abby

wambach. >> alex ovechkin. >> and i know willie is one of your numbers already. >> correct. >> he signed on. who are some of the others? >> willie davis, another pro football hall of famer. dave rileyson, legend linebacker. kyle turley now a country western singer. and tom brown, first athlete to make it in major league baseball with the senators and with the packers. >> yeah. he played football and baseball. >> correct. >> and i know that in addition to be connecting fans with their heroes you mentioned giving athletes a platform. >> exactly. >> and willie is here today because i know, willie, you have multiple injuries you suffered during your nfl career, knee surgeries, hip replacement to suffering the effects of dementia. for you why is it important to be involved with pspn?

>> well, i would like to sort of be here to verify the challenges that i have here. what you're saying is true. >> there's a lot of issues. there's a lot of former nfl players just like yourself now living in the aftermath of their playing here and the torment that their bodies took. so this really opens up a platform to address the hard-fitting issues that a lot of people don't feel are being addressed by the appropriate people. >> well, the key frankly for us is because it's a platform, the issue of concussions, you know, until three years ago, this issue was in the closet. it's out. it affects not were only the professional athletes, all the way down to peewee sports. it's not just football. it's women's soccer. all sorts of issues that relate. >> hockey. >> that's correct. >> and you testified before congress. >> that's correct. in a judiciary committee a year

ago. >> the plan in the next week or so is to really connect with the current athletes. tell me about some of the people you plan to talk with. >> just to give you perspective, you have some of the great pro football hall of famers. richard dent. deacon jones. you can go on and on. baseball, johnny bench. elgin baylor, dennis rod man, mike tyson. >> the list goes on. >> all these people will be present at the dulles expo center. >> willie, you're going to be showing up, right? >> i hope to anyway. look forward to it. >> what are you most excited about when it comes to talking to your fans and using pspn to reconnect? >> well, it gives me an opportunity to show what i feel about the game. >> still, many years long after playing it? >> that's right. >> packers great willie wood,

thank you for join us, as well as pspnc ceo bob schmidt. it's going to be showcase of america at the dulles expo center. and caps star alex ovechkin. for more information on pspn all you have to do is head online to pspn.tv. we will be back after this break. stay with us. ♪

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good morning. police in culpepper are investigating their first murder in nearly five years. investigators say the triple shooting happened inside a home along willis lane. patricia adams died from a gunshot wound. two other men were hurt. >> they believe one is the gunman and they call it a domestic dispute. in bethesda, police are looking for answers in a murder-suicide. 5400 block of westbard avenue. the pair as 38-year-old martin shawn o'toole and hong changwu. they are waiting on autopsies to determine how they died. the 26th annual army 10-miler race. 30,000 people are participating in this year's race.

officials have shut down put medical roads for the the race. it starts at the pentagon, goes across memorial bridge into d.c., and ends near the pentagon. route 110 and boundary channel drive in arlington are closed, as well as all the other roads along the route. there's no parking at pentagon north and limited access to pentagon south. metro is in the middle of a repair process that left roads closed. shaw, u street and columbia heights on the yellow and green line. they're also closed. they won't reopen until tuesday morning. shuttle buses will operate georgia avenue stations on the orange line, buses will replace trains between east falls church and west falls church. those trains will reopen tomorrow. all right. chuck bell back in the studio with us. a very popular man. we had a great day yesterday. another great day ahead of us. >> i don't see any reason why if

you couldn't find something to complain about yesterday. hopefully everybody's team won yesterday. that's what's important on sundays. >> dartmouth did not. >> we have enough good energy to compensate. >> we're paying it for you for you. we're on your side. really. we have sunshine today. nothing for us to worry about here. relax. ravens are off. redskins are off. welcomed news. outside, though, on a sunday morning, everybody else getting ready top sit back, relax, enjoy the day. get outside and enjoy a little sunshine. temperatures warming up very, very quickly thanks to the sunshine streaming through a clear sky. 58 in national airport. 55 in fredericksburg. 50 in martinsburg, west virginia. 54 out there in winchester along the shenandoah valley. plenty of sunshine. delightfully mild. highs 7 to 8 degrees warmer than

average. hardly a breeze blowing. the hint of a east to southeast wind tomorrow. a very nice day indeed. plenty of sunshine. mild indeed. highs tomorrow back into the upper 70s and low 80s through our stretch of beautifully and increasingly warm weather. tuesday is not going to be bad. but the clouds will start to lower and thicken just a bit. rain chances sneak back into the area late tuesday night, early wednesday morning. wednesday afternoon looks very wet. thursday looks very wet. friday, at least a little wetness to get you started. we'll start drying out friday afternoon and heading into next weekend. i'm pretty optimistic next weekend is looking more good than good. there's a little bubble of disturbed weather into the gulf of mexico. we have to wait and see what that is going to do. hurricane season you through the end of november. from a moisture standpoint, anything in the gulf coast could eventually be causing us trouble.

so we'll keep an eye on it. >> mondays are tough enough. but at least knowing there's going to be good weather to help us out. >> a lot of people have tomorrow off, a lot. >> those lucky ducks. >> save one, two, three. >> get some icecream. you only have a few more days to go out and enjoy ice cream. >> 50 below zero and i could still eat ice cream. >> outside? >> even outside. >> the dairy godmother in virginia a great place for frozen custard. >> a lot of great events going on outside today. the taste of d.c. we'll have more of that. >> i see some more in the studio. >> food and drinks in the studio. don't go anywhere. we'll be right back. i will awaken you with a song.

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welcome back. looking at the live picture of our studios in d.c. gorgeous day on this sunday. thank you so much for joining us and waking up with us. today the occupy d.c. protesters are resuming their demonstrations. >> and news 4's derrick ward joins us from freedom plaza. he's been keeping his eye on the movement and how it's progressing. hey, derrick. >> good morning. well, you know, this is a typical morning here. another sun has risen on freedom plaza. take a look. it's now like tent city. usually they do not allow you to pitch tents on the plaza. yesterday they talked about how they sort of got around that. they had a tent pitched but that wasn't allowed so they put a sign on the tent. they put words and letters which made it a sign and they were actually able to use it as

shelter. that's typical of what's been going on here. at the beginning of this protest, we told you last weekend which the occupy d.c. protesters first came and started converging, they had the air and space museum. it sort of resulted probably from some misunderstanding about the rules and regulations. demonstrators wanted to take signs inside. things got a little heated. some people were pepper sprayed. one person was detained for a short time, a female involved in the demonstration. she paid a fine and was released later the same day. again, with so many causes being represented among the people here it is likely there will be

more mobilizations. bruins will probably come down from mcpherson square and join here at freedom plaza. the typical morning starts out with announcements from the stage. logistics here. they made sure people are fed. coffee, fruit and other kinds of food. just on the other side, you have taste of d.c. now, whether or not you have people here joining the taste of d.c. activities, it's questionable because there are corporate sponsorships. banks and things like that. and that is the antithesis of what folks believe. i did notice yesterday you did find people wandering over. as a matter of fact, a couple of marchers came around the taste of d.c. and they went peaceful. police walking in front of them and back of them. they had to cross the line for people waiting to get into taste of d.c. everything went fine.

whether or not you had people join this activity i think indeed some of that was going on. this is the last permitted day. that means these tents and some of the structures will have to go down. but the occupation, as we heard from a lot of folks, may not end with that. mcpherson square group said they plan to be as long as possible and the group hearsay they plan to be here as long as possible as well. of course we have the army 10-miler blocking traffic in some of the areas around here. this will be blocked off until the taste of d.c. extends. that will extend through the extended weekend as well. so lots of reasons to come downtown. and even to get politically involved or to express your views. when they named it freedom plaza, i don't know if theyen advised this activity here.

so the occupation continues. so does the challenges of getting around downtown. we are live at freedom plaza. back to you. >> derrick, we have a quick question for you. we're almost a week into this. we keep hearing from people they're still unclear exactly what they're protesting? is there an underlying theme as you wander around freedom plaza? >> the main feel is that democratly has been diverted by corporate money. they want to see change in that. if you walk 100 yards, you will find 100 different causes. >> thank you. derrick ward reporting live from freedom plaza. >> at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call greater washington, d.c. home. from supporting an organization that helps new citizens find their way... to proudly supporting our washington redskins...

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weather. chuck bell is here with your forecast on this sunday. if you haven't had a chance to step out, it's kind of nice. >> a little bit of chill first thing this morning. wow. clear skies. a lot of sunshine. things warming up very, very quickly. and i haven't heard a single voice of complaint or dissent yet. still haven't heard one. that's good. 58 in town. 62 at the naval academy. 62 down in southern calvert county towards solomon's island. 60-degree mark. shenandoah valley and the blue ridge. sunshine and mild. highs today, upper 70s to near 80 degrees. get outside and enjoy. >> good advice. a lot of people will be taking it. >> thanks, chuck. >> there are still no leads in the case of a baby who vanished in kansas city, missouri. 10-month-old lisa irwin was reported missing on tuesday. her parents say she was snatched from her crib during the night. people are going door to door

interviewing neighbors and searching the house again, this time with a metal detector. jake peterson has the latest on the investigation. >> the family of lisa irwin is staying away from the home this weekend, but police aren't. saturday afternoon crime scene investigators used metal detectors on the family's backyard. police say they continued searching the home because the family decided to allow it. >> we're all on the same table right now. that's the best thing for the investigation, no doubt about it. >> lisa irwin's parents were interviewed several hours saturday afternoon. young wasn't sure if an attorney was present during the questioning. >> they live here. it's their child. who knows more, you know? so talk to them. something may jog their memory. they may think of another person. >> people, like stephanie stevens and her family. detectives spoke to them saturday afternoon. >> he asked me where i was. i told him i was going to my boyfriend's house at 9:45. >> teens say it was an intense time being interviewed.

>> it's scary getting talked to by the cops. it kind of feels like you're being -- not punished but looked at as if you did it. >> our detectives will talk to everybody they can. if they know somebody it's probably a safe bet they have spoken to them. >> after five days investigators still no-no suspects. they will continue to anyone who might hold a clue. >> that was jake peterson reporting. in other news, casey anthony invoked the fifth amendment for a civil lawsuit that accuses her of ruining another woman's reputation. she's being sued by a woman named zanida gonzalez. anthony told police in 2008 her daughter had been kidnapped by a fictional nanny zanida gonzalez. she claims her reputation was ruined. anthony wore a disguise, a large sunglasses, a wig and phillies baseball for the questioning. her deposition was videotaped from an undisclosed location in florida. now let's send it over to john.

>> all right. thanks, an y. today you still have a chance to catch taste of d.c. more than 80 restaurants are dirk out their food. you won't want to miss the world chili eating competition featuring ben's chili bowl. ceo of mad fox brewing company bill madden. thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> so taste of d.c. went on an eight-year hiatus. it is now back. what is so unique about this festival. >> well, this year we have a lot of vendors that are really focused on getting local products. we have, like you said, over 80 different vendors. a lot who are farm to table. a lot that are about sourcing local farms and vendors for their food. >> so a lot of foodies at home thinking, oh, wow, i get a chance to taste my favorite restaurant. how much is it? what can they expect? what's the protocol when people show up?

>> you can get 10 taste tickets for $15. that will allow you to roam the area, follow the vendors. and you can pick and choose whether it's small bites or a small sandwich. and a bunch of drink options as well. >> bill madden, the brew master. you have samples for us. i'm not alloweded to drink on tv. you're the brew master so what are you going to do for us? >> it's a golden ale we brew in falls church and oktoberfest. we're at the taste right now. we're going through a lot of beer. these are very thirsty people out there. and we had to really sell a lot of it. we've gone through a ton of this coles beer in particular. it's really been well received. >> what's the differences between these two beers. >> this is lighter, crisper, very light golden ale.

oktoberfest is a little bit more full bodied, a little bit more bold in its flavors, soft on the palette. >> sometimes when you go to the food and wine festivals you get little drinks, little plates. taste of d.c., do you get a full plate or a full glass? >> dow. we have a sample here from bread and brew. they have a "v"vegan taco platt. we have people trying it not knowing it was vegan. you get a fun frisbee as well. with the great weather i'm sure it will be the same today. >> that is absolutely delicious. there's a chili eating competition. >> there is. >> sonia the black widow, a local competitor. how many people are out there? >> we are expecting somewhere in the thousands who will be out there today. joey chestnut, a champion eater,

will be out there as well. ben's chili bowl is providing the chil stkpwhreu they're expecting to down 15 pounds of chili. >> it will be quite the feat. it is free for people to come to that. >> and taste of d.c. >> so that's like i said about 10 taste tickets for $15. >> wonderful. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> taste of d.c. going on today. continuing tomorrow as well. >> until 6:00 tomorrow. >> if you're a foody, definitely check it out. folks, don't go anywhere.

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welcome back. this week's wednesday's child is a child we have introduced you before. while he cannot speak he has

lots of ways to show his enthusiasm and being happy. >> paul continues to hope for a forever home. >> want to try it on? paul would like to wear one of these for real some day. wow. that fits you perfectly. paul loves fire trucks. that's why we decided to visit firestation number 5. he didn't have to say a word to show us how much he liked being here. >> paul has autism. as a result of his autism, he is nonverbal. but though he's nonverbal he's able to get his needs met. >> we first met him at his school two years ago. his teacher told us how well liked he is and the strides he was making in learning to communicate through sign language. his facial expressions are his clearest way of making his feelings known. >> paul is a happy, delightful boy. he enjoys smiling. >> paul's favorite part of the

tour here was a ride in one of the big fire trucks. that smile on his face said everything is just perfect. the only thing missing perhaps is knowing that when the ride is over he would be going home with a family that loves him. right now paul continues to live in foster care. that's been his situation for half of his young life. paul really loved handling the great big hose that firemen use to get water to a fire. he loves showing that he can do things, that he's strong and willing to help. >> that's for the summertime. when it's cold in the winter, we have this switch. how about that? >> paul was happy with his gifts and had a high five for the whole crew here. in the end we could tell he really wasn't ready for this fun day to end. he put his smiles on hold for the next time there's something that makes him as happy as fire trucks do. perhaps a family could make him smile as well.

barbara maris son, news 4 for wednesday's child. >> if you have room in your home and your heart for paul, call our special adoption hotline 1-88-to-adopt-me or visit nbcwashington.com. >> great story. >> smile might be worth a thousand words but that particular smile says a lot more than that. >> just precious to see him get those gifts and to be so happy. >> who doesn't like a ride in a fire truck? i mean, come on now. who doesn't want to hit the siren. follow someone to the red light and

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nbc is your place for politics. >> chris matthews show followed by meet the press. here's a look at what they're working on. >> coming autopsy the 10:00, unless lightning strikes the 2012 race will be between barack obama and mitt romney or rick perry. with barack obama's polls way down, mitt romney must feel good. in tuesday a crucial chance in a debate. and he's got a pile of cash. and mitt romney has one big mountain yet to climb. he has to win over the tea party. obama versus romney or perry? this coming week may tell us more. plus, wall street protesters

keep multiplying? join me for a great roundtable. now for a look at what's coming up on meet the press, here's david gregory. good morning john and angie. coming up, a special broadcast from chicago. unemployment at 9.1%. anticipate war protesters take to the streets. that to do about the economy and what is the impact of this on america's biggest city. join me, now chicago's mayor, rahm emanuel. and the economy, spending cuts and taxes. and paul ryan joins me here. plus, analysis from our political roundtable and more of my interview this week with vice president biden. all coming up meet the press. be sure to stay tuned for my special press pass with author of money ball and now boomerang michael lewis only here on nbc

4. >> two big shows coming up. >> you wanteded to see that movie. an annual competition in florida yesterday tested man's ability to fly. >> and the wright brothers have nothing to fear. it's called the red bull flugtag competition. teams build their own flying machines and push them off a 30-foot cliff to see if they fly. more than 100,000 people showed up to watch the airplanes try to catch some air. almost all immediately plummeted into the water. there was one that flew about 40 feet on a hang glider. they're not wearing dress. they're nuns. >> one went 40 feet. >> pretty impressed. >> turning to sports now. game 1 of the championship series is in the books. the tigers and rangers are probably still drying off after two lengthy rain delays. >> the rain delay happened in the fifth inning.

and it came down hard. the team sat through a 41-minute rain delay and were about to finish the fifth inning when the rain came back. this time it was a 70-minute rain delay. as fans and players tried to stay dry. rangers eventually took game 1 by a score of 3-2. and have a 1-0 lead in the series. >> for more nonrain delay news, here's hakim dermish with the rest of your sports. good morning, everyone. as the capitals raised another division banner last night, they realized they also raised expectations. the game goes to overtime. tied at three. caps on the power play. rips it from the top of the circle. game over. through the pads of brian bouchere. washington has now won 10 straight home openers. they play host to tampa bay. sad news out of california. raiders owner al davis died on saturday. davis owned the raiders since 1966, winning three super bowl titles. he died at his home in oakland. he was 82 years old.

maryland playing its first road against against georgia tech. coach edsell benches o'brien in favor of c.j. brown. 77 yards for the touchdown. the terps fall to 2-3. blacksburg, virginia tech. one minute to go. hurricanes up 35-31. hokies with the ball. on fourth and one. logan thomas keeps it himself. right up the gut. 19 yards and the game winner. five touchdowns. three passing. two rushing. 21, virginia tech comes back to win it, 38-35, improving its record to 5-1. also yesterday, southern miss beats navy, 63-35. and howard defeats florida a&m, 29-28 on a last second field goal. that's your sports minute. i'm hakim dermish. have a great day.

>> always good when local teams win. >> hokies and hurricanes combined over the years for some amazing games. 21-7. >> incredible. >> i thought the hokies were going to run away with it. they ended up having to come back to save their lives. >> i had friends there and the twitter feed was going nuts. >> we have covered that dartmouth didn't win. carolina did. >> you decided to throw that in there. >> and oklahoma managed to squeak out a winner. i actually went down to the texas watch party. a friend of mine said, oh, come down and watch the game with us. i was the only guy with an ou hat and 300 people in orange. silent victory. >> you have to win any way you can. >> plenty of sunshine. temperatures are on their way up. a nice cool start this morning. plenty of sunshine coming your way for your sunday. today's high, upper 70s to 80. even a little warmer tomorrow.

boy, the weather can't stay this nice for too long. rain chances wednesday, thursday, and the first half of friday. most of the week looking pretty, pretty, pretty good. >> all right. are you going to taste of d.c. or do anything fun? >> it's nap day in my world. sunday night football means i won't be in bed before 1:00 in the morning. >> you're going down to the taste. >> those nachos were mazing. i'm going for a taste. >> party after the show. everyone is invited. that will do it for this edition of news 4 today. >> wake up with us monday morning. we start at 4:30. until i am a face unclogger.

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