two missing person cases, two families desperate for answers. today, how two crowd also gather to find new leads. and an overnight raid at a maryland home. the dangerous discovery inside that led police to call in a special team of investigators. good morning, everyone. i'm angie goff. >> and i'm richard jordan. it is the last weekend of summer. >> and it looks like it will feel like summer. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here, warming things up. hey, chuck. >> good morning, richard and angie. it, indeed, will be a very warm, almost summer-like weekend. as you mentioned, autumn

equinox, officially from an ast astronomic standpoint, anyway, the last day of summer. it will be a warm one. 65 in martinsburg, west virginia. gorgeous day coming today. plenty of sunshine. toasty warm, up into the upper 70s and low 80s today. perfect day for college football. going down to blacksburg today, hokies of virginia tech and georgia tech. low 70s at game time down there. you want your game on tv? tell me who's playing, when and where they're playing and e-mail it to me @chuckbell4. teams will gather in charlottesville to search for a missing student from the university of virginia. >> hannah graham went missing a

week ago. they're interested in talking with a man who was last seen with her at a bar. >> david culver reports on the search zbla we sear a week of searching, press conferences and vigils. >> you make things good, hannah graham. where are you? we want you back where you belong. >> still that question remains unanswered. where is hannah graham? police now say they're getting closer to the man who may know. >> so, let me just say, we're interested in him. we're interested in talking to him. we're interested in learning more about his interactions with hannah. >> we watched police take bags of evidence from that man's apartment early friday. they believe hannah got into his vehicle at some point before she disappeared. and police say they saw the man in question during their search, but did not have probable cause to take him into custody. >> i would say that i spoke with him and i want to speak to him again. >> the chief, making a

passionate plea. >> if you live in the city of charlottesville, if you attend the university of virginia, you have the responsibility to help s in thi er. communit answering the chief's call to help out, joining in on a massive community search to take place saturday morning. >> we're very hopeful that tomorrow's search will find hannah. >> from students to town residents, they spent friday night in john paul jones arena getting briefed on saturday's community search. the mother of morgan harrington thanking volunteers. her daughter, abducted and killed here in 2009. >> knowing what it's like on the inside of having a missing child makes you more determined to do whatever you can to mitigate some of that anguish for another family. >> one week later, this community desperate to bring hannah home. in charlottesville, i'm dav

culver, news 4. >> hannah graham is from fairfax county and graduated from west potomac high school last year. students painted the rock outside the school with messages of love and lit candles around it. last night there was also a moment of silence at the football game. students, parents and faculty are all concerned. >> as a devoted member of the music department, she was very loved and we're all concerned. it's very important she come back as soon as possible. >> the community is praying for graham's safe return. as the mystery of that disappearance grows, the friends and family of two missing montgomery toddlers will search for them this morning. >> you can join them at 8:30 at seneca valley in germantown. 2-year-old jacob and 3-year-old sarah huggle have been missing for weeks. there's a $20,000 reward for information in what leads to their safe return. we talked to the children's

father. even an hour of your time will help. >> there are people who work on weekends. you can come in after work, whenever you can get out there, if you can give an hour, ton of time, whatever you can give us. we need as many people as we can out there. >> there will be another search tomorrow. police believe that the children were killed and they say they do not endorse that search. >> new this morning, six people are getting medical treatment from waterside court in germantown. a hazmat team here. detectives believe that the chemical smell is related to a possible meth lab. firefighters evacuated that house. right now, the secret service is going over its safety procedures after someone jumped the white house fence and made it into the north portico. >> that there, that was the secret service shutting the white house down. they say the man's name is omar

gonzalez from texas. president obama and the first family were not at home. we're also told that the man was not holding any bags, backpack or anything in his hands. >> time now is 6:06. new this morning, turkish hostages freed by isis. the move turkey is make ing ing. police search for the person who killed a state trooper in pennsylvania. race for governor with now less than two months to decision day. you're watch

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stars in our area, leading up to r this week, new jersey governor chris christie was in bethesda for a fund-raiser for republican candidate larry hogan. clinton's event is happening september 30th and the tickets will cost about $1,000 a person. today, can you join thousands of people at the stadium to exchange your ray rice jersey for a new one. take a look. lines snaked out of the building and all the way around the stadium for yesterday's exchange at the team store t starts at 8:00 this morning, in less than two hours. today is the last day you can do this. the ravens set up the program after they fired rice for domestic violence. this sunday, we'll hear from the ravens about a new report from espn that says executives covered up details about the case. a report from "outside the lines" claims that they knew about rice punching his now wife back in april. it never says that they saw the video and also that the team pushed for a lighter punishment.

they plan to address it after sunday's game. >> goodell was trending on twitter in our area as many of you reacted to the nfl commissioner's big apology. >> i got it wrong in the handling of the ray rice matter. and i'm sorry for that. but now i will get it right and do whatever is necessary to accomplish that. >> goodell says he plans to start domestic violence education sessions for all teams and players. he also announced partnerships with the national violence resource center and the national domestic violence hotline who say it does make a big difference. >> we weren't even expecting it to get this large and at this point we're transforming centers into call centers because it's a dream for us. >> not everyone has accepted the apology. national organization of women says he has made too many promises and even some current nfl players took to twitter to criticize goodell.

>> new video showing the force of hurricane odile. the operation happening now to save people caught in the middle of this. >> what's going on? >> we don't have to face anything anywhere near that intense weatherwise around here this weekend. complete check of what looks to be one of our warmest weekends of the month of september, of the month of september, coming up in a f we just need to break it down into simple steps. is that house for sale again? you're changing the subject. we looked at that house. we have so much demanding our money right now

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we're following a developing story in turkey.

new this morning, the terrorist group isis released 49 turkish hostages. looking at new individuvideo of buses arrivin turkey. they were captured from the in june. turkey openedity border with syria, allowing more people to escape from those islamic militants. 800,000 syrian refugees are in the country of turkey. france joining the u.s. military strikes against isis in iraq. they released this video showing their fighter jets targeting isis targets outside of mosul. this is their first arial mission. dozens of extremists were killed in those air strikes overnight. pennsylvania residents stay inside their homes as police shut down roads on the pocono mountains as they search for

eric frein. nbc news says reports of shots fired were not connected to the heavy police presence. frein is one of the fbi's top ten most wanted. police say he is armed and extremely dangerous and has been on the run since last week. thousands of americans are stranded in mexico, surrounded by the devastation from hurricane odile. the hurricane swept through five days ago. nbc's mark potter tells us about the big rescue operation happening now to bring those americans home. >> this is what it looked like at the height of the storm. >> oh, my god! >> a luxury hotel lobby destroyed by ferocious 125-mile-an-hour wind and rain from hurricane odile. >> boom, completely gone. >> in this video taken by weather channel storm chaser, the wind pushes through doors and windows.

afterwards, chaos, looting. the roads impassable and littered with debris. while the airport is in shambles, thousands of americans were stranded, desperate, waiting for hours, some for days, in sweltering temperatures just to get on any plane bound for the u.s. >> we're going home. >> this morning, the u.s. military evacuated dozens of americans to los angeles and san diego. and commercial planes have been called in, too, helping people like chicago firefighter and iraq veteran jim long finally get home. >> no one was coming to help us. we needed to help ourselves. >> jim and his fellow firefighters in cabo for a friend's wedding gathered their loved ones in a hotel hallway for safety. they slept in shifts to protect against looters and the escalating violence. others have similar stories. >> we had to sort of evacuate and take shelter and we didn't know what was going on outside, so that was definitely -- the 24 hours after were really scary.

>> reporter: back in cabo, food, water and gasoline are scarce as residents there try to put their lives back together. just days ago, this paradise, a playground for so many, now destroyed. those planes bringing people out of cabo san lucas are also taking in relief supplies as more bad weather is expected this weekend. mark potter, nbc news, mexico cit city. >> seems like they can't catch a break out there. >> they can't. it's been a very quiet season hurricane wise in the atlantic as a result of that. for us, wow, we could really use a little bit of rain around here. that's just not in the forecast. meantime while we're waiting on our next chance for rain, enjoy what promises to be another warm and dry weekend here in the nation's capital. outside this morning, little bit of foginess starting to develop. skies have been fairly clear overnight, allowing a bit of a

cooldown and beginning of fog formation out there this morning. keep in mind as you drive around. still bathed in darkness. just before 7:00 am this morning. right now it is 65 degrees in downtown. humidity at 81%. winds have gone calm for now. light breeze this morning, turning into a bit more of a southerly wind later this afternoon. current temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s in the sh shenandoah valley. gaithursburg, 61. much of prince william county. a cool start. 50s and low 60s early this morning. once the sun is up just before 7:00, things will start to warm up quickly. and i think we'll spend most of our afternoon with temperatures flirting with 80 degrees. a fine day to be outside today. weather impact on your saturday, virtually none. don't forget your spf, though. 30 or higher.

sun angle still high enough to get you a little bit of a burn out there if you're not careful. don't let the beauty fool you. far enough to our east where it's not going to have any impact on our weekend except for the fact i think you'll see more in the way of cloud cover. highs today, nothing to complain about. upper 70s to near 80. 79 the high in martinsburg today, 82 in fredericksburg and stafford. perfect day to go out to the bluemont fair. 10:00 am to 12:00 pm. full sunshine today in bluemont. touch warmer. increasing clouds. the only chance for rain really this weekend or any time the next couple of days shows up late tomorrow. future weather forecast, sunshine for most of your afternoon today. skies will remain mostly clear through the overnight hours tonight and off to a bright and sunny start first thing tomorrow. clouds will increase later on in

the day tomorrow. the next weather front that comes on by arrives tomorrow night, about 10:00, 11:00. our future weather forecast not showing any green blobs of rain chances. there will be an opportunity for a quick little sprinkle or two. that's about it. college football forecast making the trip up to baltimore today. howard, the bison, going up to morgan state. 77 degrees at kickoff and 75 by the end of the game. if you want to see your game on tv, send me that e-mail, chuck.bell @nbcwashington.com. tell me who's playing, when and where they're playing. i can't look all this stuff up. i have stuff to do around here. late tomorrow into predawn monday chance of showers. otherwise, another dry week coming. things are getting crunchy out there. >> definitely great weather. this is one of the best times of the year, i feel like. >> i like it. >> thanks, chuck. a driver went from perfectly

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clear out all that old stuff you don't need anymore. of course, you want to make sure you get the most you can out of it. news 4's erica gonzalez tells us how to get the best price on the things you don't want. >> like many americans, this man and his family are downsizing from a large home to one half the size. and they've had to ask themselves some tough questions. >> do we need to keep this really anymore? it's not just furniture. it's possessions. it's books, things your kids grew up with. >> consumer reports has determined the best way to get the best price for your furniture and everything else. >> to maximize your practice, match your items to the best places to sell them, whether that's an auction, con signment shop, online or yard sale. >> reporter: valuable furniture and antiques in excellent condition could bring the most profit at an auction or con signment shop. >> we go to your home, assess your items, pick up your items and sell your items. the only thing you have to do is collect your money. >> furniture in good or gently

worn condition should be sold on the web, using craigslist or community facebook site makes it easy to list heavy items as pick up only. >> we sold a dozen pieces so far. >> reporter: your art work will get a better audience in an auction or con signment environment and make you more money. as for clothing, con signment is a good idea if it's less than two years old and in good condition. if you hold a yard sale, don't tag your items. you'll make more money asking buyers for their best offer. but there are some things you can't even give away. >> there's zero value to a big screen tube television. >> when nothing else works, a ride to the recycling center or the dump. >> that was erica gonzalez reporting. if you can't sell something, consider donating it to charity. just make sure that the organization that you give to is irs qualified. and you can get a tax deduction as well. >> this won't be your average

day on the job for one police force. their sky-high mission for detectives today. another officer caught off guard. why he had to act fast during this traffic stop. we'll show you the dash cam video. chuck says we can't rule out the chance of rain. focast is coming up next. you're watching news 4 today.

yes, it will be warmer this weekend. but we're still off to a little bit of a cool start this saturday morning. live look right now outside our nbc 4 studio in northwest washington. right now, we're looking at 64 degrees. >> feels nice out there. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is checking the warm-up. what time do we need to get rid of those jackets this morning? >> by 10:00, 11:00, you'll be able to shed your outer wear and enjoy shorts and t-shirt weather the remainder of your saturday afternoon and tomorrow looks warmer than today. quite the warm spell here in the middle weekend of september. view looking northbound into montgomery county, chevy chase and bethesda this morning. partly cloudy sky out there. 60 in rockville. 59 in college park. 57 in manassas. out the door weather this morning, at 65 downtown right now. temperatures will be generally warming quickly in the upper 70s and low 80s by later this

afternoon. today's high here in washington right around 81 degrees. college football forecast. navy on the road in new jersey taking on rutgers today. 3:30 kickoff. still plenty of time to drive up there to piscataway. temperatures in the 70s much of the game. just have to tell me who, when and where @chuckbell4 on twitter. d.c. police confirmed to us a woman died from a stabbing overnight on benning road in southeast, not far from woodlawn cemetery. police say someone stabbed that woman around 1:30 this morning. we know the investigation is focused around a house that you saw here in the video. detectives are questioning i that area, trying to determine exactly what happened here. officers say they are looking for a man in connection to the case. new details this morning about a deadly stabbing in a

annarundel county. the men didn't know each other. bear and two other men showed up to usherie's house. after a fight, he came out with a knife and bear stabbed him. usherie died. two other people there at the time were not involved in the incident. family and friends will hold a candlelight vigil for a man hit and -- or killed in a hit and run crash. 26-year-old highley was killed crossing a street not far from the university. the vigil will happen at 7:30 on georgia avenue near fairmont street. police are still looking for the driver. the school is offering antibiotics to any student who came in contact with a sophomore to died of bacterial meningitis. andrea jaime died of the highly contagious disease. close friends have already received antibiotics. the school wants to make sure that anyone who had contact with

her is protected as well. it's transmitted through sneezing, coughing, kissing and sharing utensils. a tough time battling a massive wildfire in california. residents left their homes east of sacramento. the fire destroyi ining homes a others are threatened right now. >> it's horrifying and sickening. it's just awful. i don't know what else to say. >> the man accused of starting that fire pled not guilty to an arson charge. >> a florida family is back together after the father drove his car into a pond. nbc's justin finch tells us how he was saved. >> pulled from the pond, silver van that could have been the driver's final resting place. here is how it got there thursday night. watch. in less than ten seconds, the honda minivan goes from land into that lake. >> before i know it, i'm watching a van go straight in

the water. >> keith bartley saw the dangerous dive in person and what happened next. >> by the time i looked to the left, officer was coming. >> that was florida city officer mike castilla moving quickly to arrest the man behind the wheel. >> i see an old man screaming for help and i see the window start fogging. >> reporter: officer castilla radioed for help and officer rodriguez answered. >> i jumped inside the water and assisted breaking the window of the submerged van. >> reporter: witnesses say the officers pulled that driver out just in time. the driver was barely conscious when he was safely brought to the pond's edge and checked out by paramedics. his life likely saved by officer's castilla and rodriguez. >> it was a great feeling in my whole career, to save somebody's life. >> reporter: justin finch, nbc 6, south florida. >> talk about being in the right

place at the right time. this is what these officers fo decision like that, that can truly saev a life. >> it's truly a lot of people's worst nightmare. what do you do if you're stuck in that situation? you've seen stories before. but when you have people who know right there, can't be better than that. police officer saving a woman who was choking on a cough drop. >> are you choking? are you choking? >> yes. >> put your hands on your chest. put your hands on your chest. >> wow! this all happened in new york city. it happened this week. the officer using the heimlich maneuver to help that woman. you can see she is okay at the end of this clip and today she is doing just fine. >> right no police officers in hiatusville are taking community involvement to the next level, literally. officers are going on top of the dunkin donuts on queens chapel road right now until 10:00

tonight. this stunt helps to raise money for special olympics maryland. if you miss it today, officers say they'll be out there tomorrow, too. >> heads up if you're headed out of town. why you may want to give yourself some extra time if you're headed to the airport. plus how to avoid congestion along the way. are you one of the many who considers yourself bad at math? don't blame your teachers. why one study says your parents are at fault. chuck bell tracking exactly when you may see rain this weekend. weekend. ring ring! progresso! you soup people have my kids loving vegetables. well vegetables... shh! taste better in our savory broth. vegetables!? no...soup! oh! soup! loaded with vegetables. packed with taste. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortil.as (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh

happening today, it's dulles day. you may want to give yourself some extra time if you're taking a flight from dulles. you may want to use the westbound airport access highway to avoid the delays from the event. the signature event is the annual plane pull. this is a look at last year's

competition. a 5k and 10k run will begin in about an hour and proceeds benefit special olympics virginia. you've done that, right? >> i have done that. you can expect a long wait between trains. on blue and orange trains, every 24 minutes of the on the green line, 20 minutes and on the red line you could be waiting on the platform of up to 15 minutes. if you have trouble with math and computers, blame your parents. according to a new study, low thyt dyroxine levels are twice as likely to score poorly in math. it's unclear whether those problems persist when you become an adult. makers of heinz ketchup once again will make food from a production plant in pittsburgh. it was sold to delmonte foods in

2002. heinz won't be making ketchup at the plant but jarred baby food and ship it to canada. >> as long as they're not making jarred ketchup for babies. >> yeah. well, you know, people like everything with ketchup on. that might just work. >> you're right. this morning, health concern for players who use specially treated football equipment. plus the invention by a d.c. bartender that could warn you if someone tampered with your drink. you'll want to see this one before you head out tonight. what's going on, chuck? >> putting the finishing touches on some of your favorite college football teams forecast. any rain chances before your weekend is through. don't go away.

the "today" show is coming up next on nbc 4. let's see what they're working on. >> erica hill and lester holt join us. good morning, guys. >> massive security breach at the white house, a man jumped over the fence, made it all the way into the executive mansion with secret service officers and agents all around. how did this happen? >> also this morning, live in cabo san lucas where hurricane odile destroyed much of the tourist locations. plus, nfl commissioner roger goodell breaking his silence,

promising to overhaul how the league handles players accused of domestic violence abuse. will it be enough? the reviews are in and you'll hear from some of the first people able to get their hands on them. actress debra messing stops by to talk about her new show as we get started on a saturday morning. richard and angie, we'll send it back to you for now. >> thanks, guys. new uspa that you may want to check out about sex assaults in college. >> it's on us to stop sexual assault. >> to get in the way before it happen happens. >> the white house created this. one in five women is sexually assaulted during her college years. several celebrities and sports stars on a task force to prevent assault. a new product to protect you.

>> that's right. it will help you at a bar. it was invented by someone in the d.c. area, a bartender at adams morgan. frank mills and the drink lock coaster. >> reporter: a bartender in adams morgan by night. >> i'm really excited. >> reporter: inventor by day. >> an adhesive seal. >> they created drink lock, a coaster that he says stops people from tampering with your drink and prevents date rape. >> it is more so about prevention and stopping it first line out of site. >> it has a label you peel off. >> removing the seal itself. >> reporter: put it on top of your drink. >> with that, you're able to now seal it down and that's where your line of security become. >> what happens if someone tries to drug or tamper with your drink by removing the drink lock? take a look.

the word void will appear on it, letting you know that someone messed with your drink. >> you can see those voids on the front and the back. >> each drink lock has a serial number. business partner mike bachman says he helped to make the problem with frank, he was a victim of drink tampering several years ago. >> i blacked out, didn't remember anything, woke up three miles away from my friends. >> reporter: we talked to some women about drink lock zblie think it would be helpful for young girls like me. >> i would hope that we could change the culture so it's not a worry you might have. >> reporter: a product frank mill says should put your mind at ease. in adams morgan, i'm shomari stone, news 4. cleaning solution caused on football equipment caused players to get rashes and burns, causing two high schools to reschedule their game. it's now set for monday at 6:30. the washington post reports staff members at springbrook in

silver spring used a disinfectant that made some of the players go to the doctor. the school says they will buy new equipment and will boro some for monday's game. the 22nd annual blue bird blues festival in largo. the homes brothers are among the bands playing on the stage and our own jim handly will be there. it begins at 11:00 this morning. there will be two stages. music work shoppes, activities for kids and lots of food. >> doreen gentzler will be at the walk at 5:30. head to the washington monument if you want to take part in this. just last weekend news 4's wendy rieger and jim handly led out of the darkness walk. and news 4 is committed to changing minds and addressing depression and mental health. information on suicide

prevention, resources and numbers on our website, nbc washington.com. all you have to do is search changing minds. >> a lot of fun celebrating with doreen yesterday. >> that's right. that's right. >> and we got a little something. >> we do. we'll get to that in a moment. today's walk is one of many special causes that doreen tries to highlight. >> this weekend, you can help her celebrate her 25 years here at nbc 4. tomorrow and monday when you buy the red velvet cupcakes at georgetown cupcakes. there's a whole boxful of cupcakes in here. that's one missing. ch you can? >> don't look at me! >> what's going on here? >> the store will donate 25% of the proceeds for camp for kids, one of her favorite charity. >> that is one of her favorite charities. the organization you m profe it a lot. it sends children with special needs to camp every year. >> when you buy your cupcake, snap a photo, tweet it and use the #doreen 25. >> it's hard to zoom in. you'll notice right here on the

cupcake it has the #doreen25. it's great to go through, plug that in and see what the community has to say about her. a lot of things you see over and over again is, you know, i grew up with you. classy. >> yeah. definitely. >> looking more beautiful than ever. a lot of women asking what her secret is. we want to know. >> cupcake. >> right. >> my word for her is unflappable. nothing gets her ruffled at all. as smooth as can be. >> you have to give them credit for that. >> i guess that's true. >> she comes back with the zingers. they're a perfect pair. >> all right. >> little bit of a warm-up this weekend. >> nice weather, indeed. we really need the rain around here. in lou of getting the needed rain showers, we may enjoy a nice, warm sunny day.

enjoy these warm days while they're here. outside on a saturday morning, just a beautiful picture out there early today. a little bit of cloudiness in our sky. these are outbound clouds, also not rain makers. as a result, we don't need to worry about these at all. beautiful shot outside this morning. 65 degrees. most of the suburbs, planner through the remainder of the day, upper 50s, low 60s through the morning hours, up to 75 degrees by noon. and 80 grease for a high temperature in most neighborhoods today. nothing to worry about. 50s in clinton right now. 59 degrees in fredericksburg, 59 in front royal and larae. storm team 4 radar shows zip in the way of rain chances on your saturday. there's a coastal low that will be going straight up the coastline, far enough out to the east where it's not going to bring anything in the way of rain chances to us. as a result, our forecast for

today is a dry one. heading on out to get the morning run in, temperatures in the 60s here early this morning. if you're going to maybe do a couple of errands before you go out on your run, indeed, you shouy a sweat factor coming up later on today as temperatures will be in the 70s and 80s. keep things moving today, temperatures near 80 degrees. better day today than tomorrow. tomorrow will be a little bit warmer. there is one small chance for rain coming our way this weekend. that comes up after the sun goes down tomorrow and before the sun is even up on monday. here is your future weather forecast starting here at 8:00 on your saturday morning. plenty of sunshine. few fair weather clouds, coastal low keeping more cloudiness on the eastern shore. not necessarily the prettiest beach weekend. nonetheless not a bad weekend if you're headed over the bay. skies will be mostly clear early and off to a sunny start. there will be a gradual increase in clouds late in the day tomorrow.

future weather forecast not picking up on it, there will be the slightest chance of a sprinkle or shower here, about 9:00 sunday night and 3:00 on monday morning. mild start. 80 near noontime tomorrow and 85 degrees across much of the area tomorrow afternoon, running 5 to 8 degrees warmer than average. saturday in the fall, dukes of james madison up to philly to take on villanova. 73 at kickoff at 12:30. most game temperatures will be in the 70s. go, dukes. 81 degrees today and 86 tomorrow. and then the rest of the week, looking like classic september weather going to continue. highs 70s, lows 50s and unfortunately dry through the coming week.

>> i shared you some of my cupcake. >> you eat the rest of it. >> no. i'm one of those -- >> seinfeld all over again. >> overcoming the odds. one man is sharing his journey from a life-threatening injury to conquering one of the toughest courses in the country. behave, guys.

one maryland man sharing his tough journey to compete in the ironman competition. >> brian boyle and his amazing resilien resilience. >> i was in a medically induced coma for eight months, brought back to life over eight times from what my doctors tell me. >> brian boyle doesn't remember the details of the day, but does remember it changed his life forever. >> i was going home, crossing a local intersection i had been on hundreds of times in my lifetime and when i crossed the intersection, a speeding dump truck collided in my driver's side door and thenjuries were catastrophic. >> reporter: broken bones, heart failure. he spent two months in the intensive care unit. brian was on the verge of giving up. that's when his parents stepped in. >> he wasn't awake. i guess he could hear us. we didn't know it at the time. that's when garth got mad. >> he wasn't responding, you know. call it a pep talk. it's not a pep talk.

it was, brian, i need you to fight. >> reporter: the talk worked. >> i keep positive and i keep believing in a very negative situation, maybe one day i could get better. >> reporter: after months of rehab, brian finally became whole. this weekend, in front of friends and family, he will compete in the inaugural maryland ironman competition. >> of course it's worth it. for me, it's living life. it's what i love about that challenge and so forth. it's a long day, but for the ironman, everyone goes through the same kind of suffering. at the end of the race, the finish line, it make it is all worthwhile. i'm hoping my story can make a positive impact and help them realize that people can accomplish a lot if they put their minds to it and people can be surprised by the level of energy and just focus that they really have. the human spirit is an amazing thin thing. >> and that was jason pugh reporting. the competition is in cambridge, featuring a 2.4 me swim, 26.2

mile run and 112 miles of biking. >> wow! it's amazing to see -- >> ironman competition is amazing. >> to do it while you're healthi and train right for it. but to do it after overcoming all of that, like you said. >> he's an ironman already. >> exactly. a little bit of a cooldown. but that's going to change. >> cool starts. it is september. but, man, a nice weekend near 80 today and 85 tomorrow. >> that will do it for news 4 today. we're back with another local news update. we'll see you at 8:30 this morning. until then, have a great day.

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