looking like summer, feeling like summer out there. 66 in washington. 68 annapolis. 63. 70s by lunchtime and highs near 80 degrees. perfect day to be outside and enjoy some good weather. making the drive down to blacksburg, the hokies playing host to georgia tech and university of virginia on the road out west in provo, utah. perfect weather for football. hopefully, that's perfect weather for a cavaliers win. more of your college football and mention of that rain chance late tomorrow. >> chuck, thank you. university of virginia in charlottesville, the search for this missing student. hannah graham vanished one week ago. >> from fairfax county, she

graduated from west potomac high school. more than 1,000 volunteers showed up at uva to get instruction about today's search. the mother of morgan harrington thanked people for showing you. she was abducted and killed in 2009. she has mixed emotions about police looking to talk to one man about heannah graham's disappearance. >> it's hard. i'm glad they have an answer of someone who may be involved but i'm sad because that shows a likelihood of foul play. >> a man last seen with graham at a bar last saturday morning. list searched his apartment and towed away his car. they believe graham got in his car before she disappeared. >> reporter: the rock outside west potomac high school was painted and candles were lit around it for graham.

there was a moment of silence at the start of her high school's football game. parents, students and faculty are all concerned. >> as a devoted member of the music department, she was loved and we're all worried, very worried. it's very important that she come back as soon as possible. >> reporter: the community is praying for graham's safe return. a lot of people about to head tout germantown to search for two missing toddlers. the father is convinced the children are still out there. >> joining us live from germantown where the search is getting started. good morning, derek. >> good morning. we are here at seneca valley high school. as you can see, a lot of people are here now. they've been here since early this morning. they're going to start out on an effort. we'll take a look at the pictures again of sarah and jacob. this is what it's all about. it's been going on two weeks since they have last been seen. others will be actively

searching the trails and wooded areas around here. joining me now is troy turner, the father of the children. it's got to be encouraging for you to see an effort like this and see this continuing weekend after weekend. >> definitely. it's more encouraging. it's appreciated, welcomed and i don't know, quite frankly, how we have a shot of finding the kids without them. basically what we're going to be doing today is getting everybody out there, gathering information. in the woods, the neighborhoods and looking for information that lead mees to s me to my childre >> you always make a plea to someone that may be watching that knows something, that may know where these children are. what would you say to a person like that? >> if you're someone who knows where they are, call and let us know. if you know exactly where call 911 so they can get there while they're still there. if you're the person who is housing them, that's fine, too. just bring them somewhere. i don't care who you are. drop them off, library,

hospital, police department, somewhere they'll be safe. if you want to be known, then you can collect the reward check. i mean, i just want my kids back. as long as they're safe and happy, you're fine. >> maryland missing persons network is involved in this. what sort of resources and knowledge do they bring to this effort? >> you're seeing it. the organization, the networking. i don't have any of that, you know. the closest thing to networking we d at chick-fil-a with signs and people were kind enough to come help us. organization, to us, was meet at chick-fil-a at 5:00 in the morning, you know. so this -- excuse me. this is all them. you know, i basically just let them know what i wanted and asked them to help me with it. this is what they've done. >> finally, police are saying that they don't necessarily condone this but have been advising and being on hand to make sure people go on safely and effectively.

how do you reconcile with the focus of their investigation and your own personal effort? >> nothing to condone or not condone. we're private citizens and can definitely search. they've been very helpful. they'll be letting us know where they want to be. we don't want to be trouncing through areas where they have the dogs. if there's areas they haven't had the manpower to get to because -- i don't know. not everybody realizes this, but montgomery 20 years ago was almost all woods and grass and stuff. so there's still a lot of places where wood lines, things like that. if they want to let us know where to go, we'll go there. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> if you're out in the county, you may see some of these folks out on their way. we are live at seneca valley high school. derrick ward, news 4. >> reporting live for us. thank you. six people are getting medical treatment after a mysterious smell from a warehouse. hazmat team was called in.

they rolled out a robot to test for hazardous chemicals. the chemical smell is related to a possible meth lab. firefighters evacuated that home. >> the secret service under fire after a man jumped the white house fence and makes it all the way into the building. we have brand new video to show you. take a look. >> everybody out right now. go back. everybody into the cars. >> right there, that man running in the video. he was eventually caught, arrested, taken to the hospital for complaints of chest pain. we're told the man was not holding anything, not even a bag or a backpack. secret service says it has to provide reasonable access to tourists by saying, quote, the secret service balances security with action sbes reasonableness every day, end quote. also, the location of the individual's arrest at the white house is not acceptable to the secret service and will be closely reviewed. now, the agency would not comment when asked if anyone was

placed on administrative leave because of that. >> new this morning, turkish hostages freed by isis. the move turkey is making to prevent another capture. manhunt, warning for one community as police search for the person w killed a state trooper. big name support in maryland's race for governor, less than two

as the maryland race for governor heats up, hillary clinton will be heading here to support democratic candidate anthony brown. we may see a parade of political stars in our area leading up to november. earlier this week, new jersey governor chris christie was in bethesda for a fund-raiser for republican candidate larry

hogan. according to the washington post, clinton's event is happening september 30th and tickets will cost you about $1,000 a person. today, you can join thousands of people at the stadium to exchange your ray rice jersey for a new one. check it out. this was the line yesterday snaking outside the building and around the stadium for the exchange. it's happening at the team's store. it got started at 8:00 and will go until 3:00 this afternoon. today is the last day you can do this. they set up the program after they fired rice for domestic violence. a new report from espn saying executives covered up the case. report from "outside the lines" claims the team knew of the video of rice punching his now wife back in april and never says the ravens saw the video but knew about it. the report also says the team pushed for a lighter punishment. ravens say the report is inaccurate. they plan to address it after sunday's game. >> this morning, lots of you are reacting to nfl commissioner

roger goodell'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. >> for all teams and players. he also announced partnerships with the national sexual violence research center and domestic violence hotline who say it makes a big difference. >> we weren't expecting a gift this large. at this point, we're transforming office spaces into mini call centers at this point because it's a dream for us. >> not everyone accepted the apology. the national organization of women said he has made too many promises and even some current nfl players took to twitter to criticize goodell. >> hurricane odile, the operation to save people caught in the middle of this. we're talking about weather around here. right, chuck? >> absolutely right.

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we are following a developing story in turkey right now. new this morning, the terrorist group isis released 49 turkish hostages. you're looking at new video showing the bus with his those freed hostages arriving in the

country. islamic militants captured them from the turkish consulate in iraq back in june. turkey, once again, opened up its borders with syria, allowing more people to escape from those islamic militants. there are more than 800,000 syrian refugees in turkey right now. france joined the fight against isis in iraq. fighter jets bombing militant targets, including a weapons and fuel depot outside of mosul. this is their first aerial mission against isis in iraq. dozens of extremist fighters were killed in this air strike. northeast pennsylvania are being warned to stay inside their homes as they search for a man suspected of killing a state trooper and hurting another one. for a second night roads were shut down in the pocono mountains as they search for eric frein. the reports of shots fired last night were not connected to the heavy police presence there.

frein is one of the fbi's top ten most wanted. police say he is armed and extremely dangerous. frein has been on the run since last week. thousands of americans are stranded in mexico, grounded by the devastation of hurricane odile. the hurricane swept through five days ago. nbc's mark potter tells us about the 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. >> the sound of an airplane going by. boom, completely gone. >> reporter: in this video taken by weather channel storm chaser, the wind pushes through doors and windows stackd with furniture. afterwards, chaos, looting. the roads impassable and

littered with debris. while the airport is in shambles, thousands of americans were stranded, desperate. they've been waiting for hours, some for days, in sweltering temperatures just to get on any plane bound for the u.s. >> we're going home. >> reporter: this morning the u.s. military evacuated dozens of americans to los angeles and san diego. commercial planes have been called in, too, helping people like chicago firefighter and iraqi veteran jim long come home. all 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, take shelter. that was definitely -- the 24 hours after was really scary. >> 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. and those planes that are bringing people out of cabo san lucas are taking in relief supplies as more bad weather is expected this weekend. mark potter, nbc news, mexico city. >> also scary on another front. some of the american tourists said they were stuck for day notice dark because hotel staff said do not use flashlights or candles to avoid looters coming in. >> that's a shame. >> you have to be scared about that, too. >> that is a shame. >> yikes. no good. let's turn to our weather now. >> much prettier picture. >> you bet. absolutely. nice weather coming for most of the weekend. now, i can't give you the 100% dry forecast for the entire weekend, but our rain chances are stacked up late in the day tomorrow. so, today, you don't need to worry about the rain drops at

all. outside picture for you, first thing this morning from our city camera scanning the skies over washington, there are some clouds out there this morning. but they're not rain-making clouds so we're not going to worry about those. temperatures are mostly in the 60s right now at national airport, temperature 66 degrees. the wind has gone calm for now. expecting a light southerly wind to set up shop later this afternoon, aiding the warm-up for later on. 59 degrees in virginia this morning, 62 in quantico. 6 warrenton, virginia. state of maryland, 66 in thurmontt. 63 in annapolis. temperatures will rise quickly thanks to all that sunshine. up into the upper 70s to near 80 degrees most of the afternoon. if you're fth be outside a lot during the course of the day, sunshine and warm. almost no impact from the weather. don't forget to put your

sunblock on. storm team 4 radar, no rain in our area just yet. a couple of showers off the coast. i think that's where they're going to stay. traveling this weekend out towards the outer banks or the eastern shore, you will have a mostly cloudy weekend and a risk for rain showers, ocean city to virg virginia beach. that coast staying out to sea and not bothering us. that is welcomed news. if you have stuff to do outside today on your saturday, sunshine, 80 degrees. keep on mowing, everybody. mowing season just about done. rag weed season gets going. warmer day. chance for a little shower late in the day tomorrow. boy, do we need the rain. it has, indeed, been dry around here. future weather forecast. sunshine for today. notice the extra cloud cover out across the eastern shore. that's where it will stay. rain drops staying away from us. only little chance for a shower comes in late tomorrow. little weather front comes through, might bring out one or two drops. that's really about it. college football forecast time,

going on up to happy valley today. state college, penn state and the university of massachusetts, temperatures in the 70s at kickoff, upper 60s by late in the game. penn state nittany lions fans. in baltimore taking on morgan state, 3:30 kickoff. 78 for kickoff. perfect weather up there in baltimore for the bison and wisconsin. the badgers hosting bowling green up in madison today. mad town. showers and a risk of thunderstorms up there in the upper midwest. temperatures in the 70s. here is our seven-day forecast now. 81 and dry today. 86 tomorrow. slight chance for a few showers late in the day tomorrow probably not until after the sun goes down. they're gone before the sun comes up monday morning all the workweek long ahead. 70s in the afternoon and 50s in the morning. looks and sounds like autumn to me. >> sounds like september. >> thanks, chuck.

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there's a new psa you might see about sexual assaults in college. >> it's on us to stop sexual assault. >> to get in the way. >> kerry washington there, jon hamm, creating this new campaign called "it's on us," designed to bring awareness that one in five women is sexually assaulted during her college years. you can see here, just a string of celebrities and sports stars as well as part of this campaign. schools in our area are working with the white house and task force to prevent assaults on campus. next time you're at the bar see if they have drink lock, a new product to protect your drink invent bid two d.c. bartenders. peel off the coaster, wrap it around your drink. if someone messes with it, the word "void" shows up. the creator is glad he came up with it. >> i'm really excited. it's rather simplistic. it's something that should have already been created.

>> the coasters also have unique numbers so nobody peels yours off and then puts another one on. >> a cleaning solution used on football equipment caused some players to get rashes and burns. this forced two montgomery high school -- or montgomery county high schools to reschedule their football game. sherwood and springbrook is now set for monday at 6:30. the washington post reporting staff members at springbrook high school in silver springs use aid disinfectant that made some of the players go to the doctor. the school says they will buy new equipment and boro some for monday's game. today won't be just another day on the job for one police force. sky-high mission for detectives. warmer weather for the weekend. chuck says he can't rule out a chance of rain. his forecast is up next. answering a common parenting question, the concern addressed question, the concern addressed today that could help to

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montgomery county police called in a hazmat team to look into a mysterious smell in germantown and rolled out a robot to test for hazardous chemicals. the chemical smell, they believe, is related to a possible meth lab. six people were checked out. right now, we're looking at 9:00 on the dot. hope you're off to a great saturday morning. get a check on our forecast. >> chuck bell is outside on the storm team 4 weather deck. good morning, chuck. >> gorgeous morning to be outside this morning, if you're getting up, heading on out the door for your early morning activities, nothing to worry about weatherwise at all. current temperatures are generally in the 60s. here is a check of it. 70 now here in downtown washington. 64 in gaithersburg and winchester. as we get to the 9:00 hour most people in the 60s. maryland on the road at syracuse. dome forecast. nonetheless, great weather for

the tarapins. great weather in upstate new york, temperatures in the 70s. jmu, the dukes, on the road in metro philadelphia, temperatures also in the 70s. navy is playing host to rutgers in annapolis. 3:30 kickoff. mid 70s to low 70s. you can't say navy without saying army. winston salem playing the deacons. upper 70s when the game kicks off and low 70s when the game is done. carolina and missouri, coming up. >> all right, chuck. we'll see you in a little bit. police are looking for a man who stabbed a woman to death in the district around 1:30 this morning on benning road in southeast, not far from woodlawn cemetery. new details this morning about a deadly stabbing in anarundel county this man, take a look, stabbed adam usherie. police say bear and two other men showed up at usheries house.

after the fight, he came out with a knife and then bear stabbed him. usherie died. two other people who were there at the time were not involved in the incident. happening today, family and friends will hold a candlelight vigil for a man killed in a hit and run crash. 26-year-old highley was killed crossing georgia avenue not far from howard university in northwest early sunday morning. the vigil will happen at 7:30 at the site of the crash on fairmont street. police are still looking for the driver. offering antibiotics for any student who came in contact with a sophomore who died of bacterial meningitis. andrea jaime died that have highly contagious disease. close friends also received antibiotics. now the school wants to make sure anyone else who had contact with her is protected as well. it's transmitted through sneezing, coughing, kissing or sharing utensils.

firefighters having a tough time battling a massive wildfire in california. 3,000 people left their homes east of sacramento. take a look at this video. this fire, already destroying four homes and 12,000 others are threatened right now. homeowners are just devastated. >> it's horrifying and sickening. and it's just awful. i don't know what else to say. >> the man accused of starting the fire right here 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. >> reporter: 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 quloond minivan goes from land into that lake. >> before i knew it, i'm watching the 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, the officer was coming. >> that was florida city officer mike castilla moving quickly to rescue 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 albert rodriguez answered. >> i jumped into the water and assisted breaking a window of the submerged van. >> reporter: witnesses say the fors 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 officers castilla and rodriguez. >> it was a great feeling in my whole career to save somebody's life. >> reporter: justin finch, nbc 6, south florida. >> what a lucky man. >> yeah. today is national car seat safety check day. >> very important day. it's a great day to make sure that your child is safe when they are buckled in one of these. and before you hit the road.

car crashes is the number one cause of death for children between the ages of and 13 years old. lots of places will give you a free inspection today of the car seats that you use and how to use them. they'll show you how to do that. we put a link on nbcwashington.com to make the search easy for you. all you have to do is look for the word online -- words seat safety. >> if you are in hyattsville today, you might want to look up. officers from the police department will be on the roof of the dunkin donuts on queens chapel road all day long. if you miss it today, they'll be out there again tomorrow, to raise money for special olympics maryland. an event that attracts thousands but could pose a problem if you're headed to the airport today. where you could hit the traffic plus give you options to get around it all. are you one of the many who consider yourself bad at math? don't blame your teachers. why one study says your parents are at fault. chuck is tracking exactly when you might see the rain

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. happening today. it is dulles day. 16,000 people are expected to turn out to help special olympics virginia. the signature event is the annual plane pull. this year -- this is a look at last year's competition. a 5k and 10k race are happening at this hour. you are definitely going to want to give yourself extra time if you are headed over to the dulles area. organizers suggesting using the dulles airport access highway to avoid the delays. also route 28 and the greenway, they were very congested for this event last year. we'll learn from our mistakes. if you're attending the event take the silver line to the russian wheelie station and get on a shuttle to head over to dulles. >> no stations are closed on metro but you could expect long

wait between trains. blue and orange line trains run about every 24 minutes. on the green line, they'll come about every 20 minutes and on the red line, you could be waiting on the platform for up to 15 minutes. if you have trouble with math and computers, blame your parents, your mom in particular. according to a new study, children of moms who had low levels of thyroid hormones when they were pregnant were twice as likely to score poorly in math. the study comes out of amsterdam. it's not clear whether those problems persist when the children grow up. moms getting a bad rap. >> maybe it's not entirely their fault then. >> i don't think so. makers of heinz ketchup will once again make food from a production plant in pittsburgh. delmonte foods in 2002. the pittsburgh post gazette reports the company will make jarred baby food and ship it on over to canada. >> maybe we could get a ketchup pack with your baby food now. >> delicious.

>> yummy, right? >> tomatoes, vitamins. >> kids like crazy stuff. >> mixing it with mayonnaise and mustard and all of that. one group is offering its services free of charges today. >> a pretty big service. >> we'll tell you where. >> they don't just share looks. the big discovery that could create an even tighter bond between these identical twins. here's chuck. >> sunshine out there for now. you don't have to worry at all about your saturday but there about your saturday but there could be rain

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today there are dental exams for free for people who otherwise would not receive dental care. one-third of everyone in the u.s. does not have dental care. take a look. you can see some huge crowds showed up for a similar event at college park earlier this month. the exams include fillings, cleanings and even if you need teeth pulled they'll do it for m on st. . patrick's drive in waldorf, ending at 1:00 this afternoon. talk bay tale of two sisters, pair of virginia twins both found out they're having a baby. that's only half the story. take a look at what could be a very special double delivery. >> i know, we're excited. >> sarah and sila always lived a double life, sharing the same

friends, working the same jobs and celebrating the same milestones but nothing has prepared the twins for the latest parallel. they found out in february they were pregnant. that wasn't the shocking part. >> so when is the due date? >> october 25th. >> same day? >> yep. >> yeah. >> cute outfits. >> shopping for baby stuff. both swear this was not planned. >> i feel like i'm bigger than you. >> in many ways they're far from being the same. >> i like red. >> we dress completely different. i wear a little more makeup than her. she likes to go natural a lot. >> babies on board have brought them even closer, something they hope for their future cousins. >> going to be together all the time. best friends. >> and there's another perk than just being close in age. it appears that question has been answered on whether the cousins will be able to share clothes. >> what are you having? >> girls. >> girls. yeah.

>> two princesses set to star in this new chapter of a double life. the surprise ending due soon. well, the sisters say their families are very, very excited for them. their mom is planning to take a few months off to help both of them. >> yeah. >> what's really neat that i didn't get to put in the story but i'll tell you now, they're from cambodia and their mother had recently gone back and saw a fortune teller said your daughters are going to have babies at the same time. it was like a premonition. she kind of knew it before they even knew it. >> incredible. and two girls. they're both having girls. >> yeah. >> talk about living parallel lives. >> and one has a boy and so she doesn't know what to prepare for. they'll have plenty of help to say the least. >> i'm sure they'll manage. 22nd annual blues festival. the holmes brothers are among those playing.

jim handly will be on hand. it begins at 11:00 this morning. music, activities for the kids and plenty of food on hand. >> doreen gentsdler out of the darkness walk for suicide prevention happens at 5:30. head on over to the washington monument if you want to participate. this isn't the only event of its kind in our area. last weekend wendy rieger, as far as jim handly, a busy man, led the out of the darkness walk. we're constantly committed to changing minds and addressing depression and mental health. we have resources, information, a list of numbers on our website. nbcwashington.com. just search changing minds. and today's walk is one of the many special causes, in fact, that doreen tries to highlight throughout the year. >> you can help her celebrate her 25 years right here at nbc

4. tomorrow and monday when you buy some red velvet cupcakes. apparently those are doreen's favorite. >> yes. >> at georgetown cupcake. >> there's some missing. >> help me out, chuck. serious arm reaching over. >> i'm help you out. >> they'll donate 25% of the proceeds for camp for kids. >> you can't forget, this is doreen's favorite charity. it is a great one. an organization that sends children with special needs to camp every year. >> of course, when you buy the cupcake, we want to see it. snap a photo and tweet us. use the #doreen25. in case you forget, they put it right on the cupcake. >> they sure did, which is about to disappear here, rapidly. >> it was good. >> i know. i had the frosting. you all know my rule. i just eat the top. >> really? >> yes. >> well -- >> we do want to say congratulations to doreen. we can't say it enough. everybody was in line for

the iphone 6. not yesterday. everybody was in line here at news 4 to get a photo with her cutout. a classy woman, role model and huge member of our community. we're so lucky to have her. >> absolutely we are. >> 25th anniversary weekend. >> nice weekend for whatever you're going to do, going out with the dog, bike ride, mow the lawn -- is it good enough weather to mow the lawn? it probably is. lawn mowing season just about over. probably get out there a couple more times before you can finally put the old moth balls around the lawn mower. off to a pleasant enough start. plenty of sunshine getting through an otherwise partly cloudy sky. it's a mild start as well. temperatures are already in the upper 60s to near 70. at 70 now at national airport. the wind has gone calm. i expect a light south breeze for later this afternoon.

not the best kite flying weather. a little south wind never hurt anybody. 64 in damascus, germantown. 66 in frederick and new market, maryland. don't need a jacket for the bike ride today but you do need your helmet. temperatures this afternoon will be in the upper 70s to near 80. pack a little extra water as well. try to stay hydrated. no rain or moisture coming from mother nature today. not for us. traveling out toward the eastern shore, you might get a sprinkle or two south of ocean city to the tidewater, outer banks of north carolina will be getting rained on pretty good. heading on out, bluemont fair. sunshine and 76 for your saturday. near 80 tomorrow o in loudon county with a slight chance for a few showers late in the day. going out for dinner later this evening? mild and dry. sit at your favorite outdoor cafe. even backyard barbecuing weather

looks good. future weather forecast here, sunshine for everybody today. clouds from that ocean storm along parts of the eastern shore. rain chances are confined to the coastal communities today. no chance for rain for us. we'll dry out -- clear out a little bit overnight tonight and a fair amount of sunshine for the front half of the day tomorrow. increase of clouds late in the day. 11:00, midnight tomorrow night, a little front going through could wring out a shower or two. by and large, your sunday will be dry as well. hour by hour through your sunday. 79 at lunchtime, mid 80s tomorrow. quite warm, indeed, before those clouds start to move back in. check of your seven-day forecast. 81 today. 86 tomorrow. after that, even though we need the rain it's going to be dry all week with highs in the 70s. lows in the 50s. perfect weather. college football forecast, the boss submitted this one. florida gator fan.

they're in tuscaloosa taking on alabama today, 3:30 kickoff. temperatures mid to upper 80s. that's a good one. i'm rooting for florida in that team because alabama is ahead of my team. hooziers in indiana, 4:00 kickoff. risk of thunderstorms before the game is through. gamecocks coming off a stormy win, they're in nashville. you were there. i know you know that. dry weather for the carolina game and most important game of all, boomer sooner on the road taking on the mountaineers. hopefully it's another 50-49 oklahoma win just like last time we were up there. >> a lot of west virginia fans. >> i've heard from all of them. >> chuck, thanks. today, you can expect the d.c. street cars firsthand at the h street festival happening in northeast on h street, of course, between 4th and 13th

street. this is the first time you can actually get get in on those street cars. they won't be moving, though. representatives from ddot will show you around inside. there will be activities for your kiddos. the festival begins at noon. overcopping the odds. a man is sharing his injury from a life

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well, right now, the maryland ironman competition is under way. one man is sharing his tough journey to compete. news 4's sports reporter jason pugh tells us about brian boyle and his amazing resilience. >> i was in a medically induced coma for over two months, on life support, brought back to life eight times from what my doctors tell me. >> july 6th, 2004. brian boyle doesn't remember the details of that day. but he does remember that it changed his life forever. >> i was going home, crossing a local intersection i have been on hundreds of times in my lifetime. when i crossed the intersection, a speeding dump truck collided d in my driver's side door and the results were catastrophic. >> 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 today it a pep talk. it's not a pep talk. it was, brian, i need you to fight. >> the talk worked. >> keep positive and working in a negative situation and maybe i could get better. >> he will compete in the inaugural maryland iron man competition. >> it's worth it. it's what i live life for, the challenge and so forth. it's a long day. but everyone goes through the same kind of suffering. at the end of the race, the finish line, it make it is all worthwhile. i hope 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 focus that they really have. the human spirit is an amazing thin

thing. >> that was jason pugh reporting there. the competition is happening in cambridge, 26.2 mile run and 112 miles of biking. >> good for him. what an accomplishment. >> for anybody. >> an iron man before he gets to the start line today. >> without the costume. >> no kidding. good weather for that event out there for sure. >> enjoy it, everybody. that will do it for news 4 today. thk you for joining us. >> we'll be back here at

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