the back end of the rain is just on the other side of the mountains at this point in time, making steady progress in our direction. showery weather out the door first thing this morning. temperatures in the low to mid 50s around much of the area. hour by hour through your saturday, showers abound for this morning, coming to an end around lunchtime. temperatures gradually getting up into the 60s. mountaineers on the road at texas tech in lubbock, today. upper 50s to near 60. nittany lions, 7:00 kickoff in ann arbor. temperatures dropping off into the mid 40s. >> you can get your forecast for your neighborhood even when we're off the air by downloading our storm team 4 weather app, available in the apple app store or on google play. two people are dead and two children in the hospital after a

bad crash in oxen hill. take a look at the aftermath. the cars were totaled. this happened around 10:00 last night on livingston road and livingston terrace. one of the cars were on fire when investigators arrived. we're still working to find out what caused the accident. eight people were involved in the crash, three of them in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> the heart broken mother of a 9-year-old boy shot in the head. she wants answers and wants the violence to stop. jaden stansel was not the intended target but instead was caught in crossfire. police tell us some men drove to the mansion apartments on hayes street. this happened a week ago. gunfire was exchanged hitting two men and little jaden near the playground. his mother spoke at a prayer vigil last night. >> it's very hard for me because my son is somewhat in critical condition, trying to get through this. so they are shooting at each

other, but neither one of them are in a hospital bed. my son is the only one in a hospital bed. >> investigators say the two men who were also shot were not seriously hurt. they haven't told us that those men are victims or suspects. new this morning, the violence has calmed down in missouri, but protesters are still taking over streets and voicing outrage at police. in st. louis, protesters walking down main street, calling this a weekend of resistance, two months after michael brown was shot and killed by a white police officer. miles away, an off-duty white police officer shot a black teenager after the officer says he was shot at several times. in brown's hometown of ferguson, protesters marched and held a candle vigil out the police station, demanding that the officer who shot brown be charged. alexandria church will hold a community forum about what is

going on in ferguson at the alfred street baptist church on old town on south alfred street. today's meeting will address the relationship between the black community and police in alexandria. >> happening today, family and friends will hold a vigil in hopes of solving a double murder. both found dead near the benning stoddard in 1994. today's vigil is in hanover, maryland, at the dorchester community center. $50,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in this case. if you can help, call d.c. police. travelers arriving from several west african countries will face more scrutiny here in theu. they'll be screened and have their temperatures checked. the measures are aimed at identifying sick passengers from countries where the ebola

outbreak is taking place. the screening will expand to include dulles international, chicago o'hare and hartfield-jackson. most of the victims are in liberia, sierra leone and guinea. the number of cases probably doubles three to four weeks now. the world's leading countries have to join forces to help the people of west africa. rain or shine today. the case of d.c. kicks off. od fea more than 70 oliday for restaurants and food trucks. derrick ward is live downtown with everything you can sink your teeth into this weekend. >> lots of activity down here on pesylvania avenue this morning. of course, not your usual activity. pennsylvania avenue is now officially food avenue. this happens every year. it's the taste of d.c. take a look at the layout. this is what you have to contend with if you're trying to drive.

coming down here for the event, lots of this stuff to see and to do. including some championship eating. they've got some of the local champions, black widow and jowls, champion chili eating contest. it goes on every year and allows people an opportunity to visit d.c.'s finest and most popular locations as we hear from the chairman of this event. >> obviously, rain or shine? >> rain or shine. the weather will be great for the rest of the afternoon by the time we open. >> seems like we're having a little bit of technical difficulty there. as we mentioned, rain or shine. we know the weather can mess with your hair. it can't mess with your taste buds. a lot of good food on pennsylvania avenue. we'll have a way for you to get around all the traffic tie-ups and have access to that tasty tradition at nbcwashington.com.

>> it's worth going to see that food eating competition. >> of course. >> coming up, three weeks until election day. the scramble happening today to get your vote. >> bad timing. accusations now coming out about a candidate running for virginia senate. >> and a close call when the roof of a building suddenly came crashing down. 9:06. trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com

in decision 2014, this is a busy weekend for the candidates with the election less than a month away. independent candidate for d.c. mayor david catania will head on over to columbia heights day and meet with potential voters at 11:00 this morning. democratic candidate muriel bowser will stop by columbia heights day. earlier this week, president obama endorsed bowser for d.c.

mayor. this is a close race in the district. a poll found bowser's lead over catania is down to a single digit. >> mark warner is accused of trying to bribe a former state senator. according to the washington post, warner discussed the possibility of several jobs for former senator puckett's daughter, allegedly hoping it would keep him from giving up his state seat. puckett did resign prt state senate in june, tipping the favorability into republican. warner did not make a specific job offer. a federal judge declared the state's gay marriage ban unconstitutional yesterday. two sheriff's deputies were the first to marry. the supreme court turned down

the appeal and the ruling became law. same-sex couples can legally get married in 29 states and the district of columbia. >> virginia governor terry mcauliffe became the first governor to officiate same-sex wedding. he presided over the wedding of a couple in virginia. convicted of a crime she did not commit. what 17 years behind bars did to her children. >> will it be a gully washer? here is chuck. >> plenty of rain drops out there. first thing this morning, optimism reigns supreme for the second half of your weekend but there goes the wiper blade over there goes the wiper blade over th

in cases of rape and incest, just there goes the wiper blade over th like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge. thank you, cable. for the slower internet upload speeds.

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not what you expect when you're out for a good day of shopping. >> ooh. >> hard to look at, right? especially if one of those is your cars. the roof of that california strip mall collapsing without any warning. you can see the building comes crashing down. crushing pretty much everything in its path. several people on site had to be rescued. thankfully, nobody was hurt. had a close call for so many people. >> that's scary. >> yeah. this morning a california grandmother is waking up a free woman. ay judge released her after finding she was wrongly convicted. >> spent 17 years in prison. the woman was put behind bars on

the words of a, quote, habitual liar. ted chen reports. >> reporter: after 17 years, freedom had to wait a little longer. susan melon's family waiting all day, hungering for the moment they would no longer have to look at her through a cage. >> i'm still in shock, i'll be honest with you. i still don't even feel like hat here. >> melon missed a lot during her time in prison. two of her children got married. her first grandson was born and there was doubt she would ever get to see him. >> the petition is granted. the judgment is vacated. the conviction is overturned and, as to miss melon, the case is dismissed. >> melon broke down in tears as judge mark arnold set her free. she was convicted of murder in 1998. the case against her based on a witness -- >> every single fact that she said changed. >> so, we could tell just by reviewing the transcript that there was a huge problem with the credibility of this witness.

>> reporter: while the group innocence matters worked to prove her innocence, her three children visited her in prison. her daughter, jessica, was only 9 when the lapd arrested her mothero cdonald's. >> it was the worst day of my life. >> and today? >> the happiest day of my life. >> growing up i bottled it away, kind of shoved it down and didn't really think about it, since i was the youngest. >> nbc's ted chen reporting there. amazing story. today, you'll want to celebrate the girls in your life. celebrate you, angie. >> thank you. >> today is international day of the girl. >> this is actually a really, really awesome day. it is an international effort by the u.s. to give girls around the world equal opportunities. now this comes one day after girls' rights activist malala yousafzai became the youngest person awarded the nobel peace prize. >> very cool.

in less than an hour, an historic marker in reston that marks a time during the civil war when union troops moving through northern virginia stopped in that area. trouble came. the fields caught fire, as depicted in this drawing from the library of congress. hundreds of soldiers died. the historic marker will commemorate the troop. re-enactment will take part after the unveiling this morning. today, you may see and hear these planes flying over virginia. cool shot there. the flight to honor disabled veterans was postponed yesterday due to weather. just before noon today, 24 world war ii planes are supposed to fly in formation over arlington national cemetery and the pentagon, part of the culpepper air fest. keep an eye out for that in the sky. hopefully, they've got a little bit better weather to fly today. >> take a look behind you. >> i don't know about that one. >> little gray.

>> if they could delay the flight until 4:00 or 5:00 this afternoon, which i'm not sure they can, it would be a little bit better. clouds are low. rain drops are falling. it's not necessarily the best weather for flying and certainly not very good weather to be a spectator, looking up like this. you get an eyedrop full of rain. outside on your saturday morning, a picture is worth 1,000 words. i don't have time for 1,0 words so there's the picture. rain drops on the lens of our city camera this morning. it's a chilly morning as well. only 55 degrees at national airport right now with light rain tip continuing to fall. north wind averaging 7 miles an hour. overall impact the weather will have on your saturday will be moderate today, mainly due to the fact that there's a rainy morning outside. clouds will linger through at least the first half of the afternoon. might get a little bit of sunshine very late in the afternoon today. that's just about it. 36 in fairmont, maryland.

52 degrees in leesburg and quantity quo, 54 degrees. hometown forecast german town maryland, great day to be outside in montgomery county. rainy skies, temperature 53 now. 60 degrees with the rain coming to an end by later on this afternoon and by 9:00 tonight, going out for a dinner and a movie, it will be dry for your saturday night plans but chilly. the rain isn't all that hard out there. you'll need your regular old umbrella. no colossal umbrellas needed for today. there's the weather front that will bring an end to the rain drops, moving through western maryland. we'll have the rain here through at least the remainder of the morning and then gradually pushing out of the area as we get into this afternoon and into early this evening. for now, here we are, zoomed in. gaithersburg to rockville, all getting the rain this morning. waldorf, getting some rain drops and back across northern

virginia now from warrenton, locust dale. rain drops a plenty out there. yard work for your weekend. saturday, plenty of rain this morning. mostly cloudy. not the best day to work outside in the yard today. if you have yard work to do, plan on doing it tomorrow. you get a little sunshine back. future weather forecast. rain drops racing on out of here by late morning, early afternoon. rain will be over. how much clearing we can get -- here is 6:00 this evening, breaks of clearing across northern panhandle and northern west virginia. by and large, not a lot of sunshine for today. skies clear out a bit tonight, leading to a start tomorrow morning. temperatures will be in the 40s in the morning to near 60 in the afternoon. we'll get sunshine around here tomorrow. it will be a better day. seven-day forecast, 62 today for a high with an 80% chance of rain primarily this morning. 65 for a high tomorrow. showers back on monday. even some thunderstorms around

here on tuesday. and then drying out late next week. college football forecast time, notre dame. nbc game today hosting the tarheels of north carolina. 3:30 kickoff. sunshine in south bend for the kickoff of that game. another good one going on out in the midwest today. indiana, hoosiers taking on iowa out in iowa city today, game time kick-off temperatures in the 60s. someone wanted to request a game on the west coast where there would be sunshine and good weather. ducks of oregon in the rose bowl today. >> 68! >> 68 degrees at kickoff but 75 by the fourth quarter. >> go to pasadena for that, right? >> yes. that's the one hitch in the giddy up there. >> very nice. thank you. do you have a kid who is still undecided about a college major? one new survey may help make up their mind. the best degrees to guarantee a job after graduation. and dare we say it?

time for holiday shopping? >> yes. >> gifts you may want to buy now >> gifts you may want to buy now even in early october.

have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it.

you don't have to pay tax on products in virginia, sales tax exempt items, heat pumps, dishwashers, washing machines, insulation, toilets and other products. each item must be be $2,500 or

less and also certificated energy efficient with the energy star and water cent seals. google named the city of fairfax, virginia, its e-city in the state. it goes to vong online business communities in each state. the companies use the web to find new customers and boost their local economies. google will present its e-city award at tuesday's city council meetin meeting. s to think about. we are 74 days out from christmas. >> yes! >> if you're thinking it's too early to start your holiday shopping -- jingle bells -- it's not. retail me not, nearly three in ten holiday shoppers plan to spend more money this holiday season than they did last year. that means many of you will be out hunting for good deals. online and in-store discounts.

>> if you're looking for teens or tweens, this is a great time to shop for them. delia's and stores like alloy but big box retailers like target and swrchlt p penny. >> starbucks has deals on syrups and sauces for homemade lattes. >> and a great time to buy jeans. everyone is trying to get rid of their back-to-school inventory. do you know why i'm so happy? >> because there's 74 days till christmas? >> my 3-year-old is asking when the elf on the shelf will be back. can't wait to break her out. only three months away. how one city is making it easier for you to register to vote before next week's deadline. a man's message after a motorcycle crash that nearly

took his life. >> a lot of people get on a bike, because they're used to riding. it's in their blood. all i say is pray before getting on the bike. >> what someone said right >> what someone said right before that crash that still.

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both cars there totaled around 10:00 last night on livingston road and livingston ter as. >> weekend of resistance in ferguson, missouri. people voice their outrage at police. demonstrators are demanding the officer that shot unarmed teen michael brown be charged. >> starting today, travelers arriving from several west african countries at the heart of the ebola outbreak will face extra screening here in the u.s. jfk airport, travelers will have their temperatures checked. the screening will expand to include dulles international next week. another big story this morning, it's rainy. it's chilly. >> so gloomy out there. >> kind of a damp day right now. >> as we take a live look outside our studio in northwest washington, we want to find out from storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell when all of this is going to dry up and things are going to lighten up. >> good morning, everybody. it's one of those mornings when you probably want to go ahead and stay in bed, pull the covers over your head a little while

longer and kick your other half out to go get that coffee pot started. outside it's, indeed, a cloudy start this morning. rain drops will be here much of the morning hours. i remain optimistic that the bulk of the rain will be out by the afternoon. hagerstown, martinsburg and winchester, the best chance of seeing a little sunshine today. temperatures in the mid 50s. we'll gradually reach up into the upper 50s and low 60s today. again, mostly cloudy skies all day long. good news for runners tomorrow. 35,000 strong in the army ten miler, perfect running weather by tomorrow morning. that is welcomed news. college football forecast, mid shipmen of navy. cloudy skies when the game gets started. break in the skies later on. you can't talk about navy without talking about army. the black knights of the hudson

up in west point, 55 at kickoff and near 60 by the end of the game. more on your seven-day forecast coming up in a bit. >> thank you, chuck. to help find the missing. this morning in lovingston, alexis murphy vigil will be held. randy taylor was convicted in the abduction and her murder but a body has never been found. they'll remember morgan harrington and keep hope alive to find hannah graham. a missing persons event will be held in fredericksburg, virginia. the search for missing university of virginia student hannah graham is taking a new turn today. graham has been missing 27 days

now. jesse matthew has opinion charged with her abduction. police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed a man in a barber shop in d.c. they believe he put on a ski mask before entering kutt-n-up barber shop, walked up to one of the customers and fired several shots. people are hoping someone may have seen the shooter before he put on the mask. if you have any information, call d.c. police. soon you can conceal a hand dpun and carry it as long as you have a permit. mayor vincent gray signed emergency legislation that will take effect in three months. you'll have to wait another 10 to 12 days before applications will be accepted. the new law requires you to give a reason on why you need to carry a concealed handgun. the legislation was passed after a federal court struck down the law that banned carrying gun outside your home. gun advocates say the plan is

still too restrictive and plan to take it back to court. one man's recovery from a motorcycle crash that changed his life. it's been an uphill climb physically and emotionally. he has a message for drivers and bikers about sharing the road. darcy spencer has his story. carlos vinnie dealavara is learning to walk again. his legs and hips were broken. he takes physical therapy every day, trying to regain use of his arm, which has muscle and nerve damage. >> come on. come on. come on. >> he was involved in a motorcycle crash on the fourth of july in montgomery county. it was about 6:30 in the evening. he just left a family barbecue and was driving to his home in laurel. >> i feel like i've been in a movie. a lot of things seem surreal. >> the injuries are not the worst of what happened that day. his long time girlfriend was riding on the motorcycle with

him. she died when they crashed into an suv that crossed in front of them. >> i hoe it's not my fault but it was my responsibility. she was my responsibility. and i failed. >> de alavara can't remember the accident but does remember something someone said to ebony earlier that day. somebody went up to her and said you're not afraid of that bike? and she grabbed me and said i trust him with my life. and because of this accident, she's no longer here. >> reporter: he struggles to understand why ebony died. >> i ask god every night, sort of negotiating with him, why not take me instead of ebony? >> these beautiful faces keep him going, his three daughter. >> they're my why. they motivate me. they are my life. >> reporter: he's a single dad. the girls' mom, friends and extended family are taking care of them. everyone pitching in, until dad comes home. >> i just learn how to do this. >> reporter: he nearly lost his

leg. he suffered a brain injury, kidney damage, collapsed lungs. he nearly died three times and spent weeks in a coma. he is about ready to start walking again, thanks to the med star national rehabilitation hospital in northwest d.c. he has been riding motorcycles for 15 years but now is hanging up his helmet. >> i think i'll stick with my '69 chevelle for a while as my toy vehicle. >> 51 people have died in motorcycle crashes on maryland roadways. he has advice for his fellow riders. >> a lot of people get on the bike because they're used to riding. it's in their blood. all i say is just pray before getting on the bike. >> reporter: and for the other drivers to watch for bikes, to share the you tap a bike, thatd end someone's life. >> reporter: he's not sure what the future will bring but knows he has the support to move forward. >> one thing i learned is that

people will come through when you need them most. >> reporter: in northwest, darcy spencer, news 4. and waus because vinnie is out of work his friends are raising money online to help with his bills. you can find out more about that as well as information on motorcycle safety at nbc washington.com. happening today, you can shape future affordable housing options in arlington county at the fairlington community center on south stafford street in arlington. working off an affordable housing study to set new policies in the county. in less than half an hour, can you check out a new firestation in fairfax county. station 10 at bailey's crossroads houses an engine, ladder truck, and reserve ambulance. it will be one of the busiest stations in the county. you can stop by the open house beginning at 10:00 this morning. firefighters will offer a hands-only cpr demonstration

during the grand opening celebration. >> another day, another data breach. this time, kmart is sounding the alarm. we'll tell you how long thieves may have had your personal information. >> plus the shortage of flu vaccines, exactly when your doctor or pharmacy could be fully stocked. plus the back-up plan to fend off the flu bug. >> once it stops raining today, more showers on the way. he will be back to tell us when round two is going t

recalling nearly 2,000 of these helmets can fail to protect you from impact injuries during cold weather. the helmets were sold at different stores around the country. if you have one like this, stop using it and return it for a refund or a replacement. >> attention kmart shoppers. check your bank account, your

data may have been breached. the chain owned by sears says it noticed the breach on thursday and quickly moved to limit the damage. now, kmart was able to remove malware from its computer system but the chain believes some debit and credit card numbers may have been compromised. the company says the breach began in september. and there have been several data breaches this year. just yesterday, we told you about dairy queen. five locations, including three in charles county, maryland, one in fairfax county and one in loudoun county were affected. dairy queen says its payment systems were infected with the so-called backoff malware in august and september. swrchlt p morgan chase and home depot reported data breaches. target reported a data breach last year. when it comes to getting hired after college, what majors should your kids be looking into? according to more than 115 u.s. employers, business majors have the best chance of getting hired post-graduate wags. second year in a row business

majors came in number one for the survey. other top majors were engineering, accounting and nursing. surprisingly, though, i.t. and finance majors ranked low on this list. express employment professionals conducted the survey. >> coming up, they're a millionaire couple. you would never know it. the group now benefiting from a husband and wife who appeared to live a modest lifestyle. look who's working for you. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell tracking even more rain. >> there he is. >> there he is. get back to work. we're going to get his exact timing in this forecast coming up next. plus a traffic alert. roads shut down to make room for outdoor entertainment this weekend. we'll be r

three children have died from the flu as the season begins. many clinics and doctors say that they have not received all of their vaccine supplies. right now, there is plenty of the nasal flumist that provides added protection. it's not recommended for the very young or people who have asthma. shortage of the injectable vaccine is blamed on a manufacturing delay. this is a temperature issue. there should be plenty by halloween. >> if you live in virginia, you have until tuesday to register to vote for next month's election. this is the new election with the vote i.d. rules.

voter registration's office is adding hours and locations in the days leading up to the registration deadline. check their website for whichors office is closest to you. last day to register to vote is this tuesday, october 14th. you're going to have a little trouble getting around. a busy weekend in the district means street closures, of course. melissa mollet has what you need to know before piling the family in that car. >> there is a lot of fun stuff on tap this weekend. those events could mean big delays for you. 5k, howard university 5k and columbia heights street festival all tying up traffic in d.c. all weekend you cannot take pennsylvania avenue. remember that. it is shut down for the taste of d.c. restaurants are set up from 9th street almost to the white house. side streets around there will also be closed and expect a lot of traffic sunday for the army ten miler, metro opening two

hours early at 5:00 am. you can make it there on time. many streets will be closed. part of 395. 35,000 people will be running in the race. they should all be wrapped up by the afternoon. >> thank you, melissa. we're going to have a run down of street closures happening today and tomorrow on our website, nbcwashington.com. head on over there and search weekend. >> here is a good reason to grab the umbrella and head outside. reston town center is hosting its version of oktoberfest today. crews set up carnival rides earlier this week. there will also be live entertainment. the festival runs today and tomorrow. that's always fun. love octoberfest. chuck has his liederliederhause >> canopied ice skating rink where they have live performances. >> can you stay dry. >> you can stay dry, at least

the beginning of the day. >> don't let a little rain get in the way of your trip to go get beer. >> exactly. >> it's a nice enough day to be outside. be responsible now. >> if you drink plenty of it, you won't even know it's raining. >> that's true. >> that goes against the be responsible message. >> outside on your saturday morning, it's a cloudy and dreary start. look at all those -- i was going to say look at all those drops on the lens and they hit the wiper button on me. intermittent, please. rain drops still out there. it's not raining all that hard. it is raining enough. still stranded in the mid 50s. 55 at national airport, wind at 7 miles per hour. not terribly windy out there. if you are going to be outside it's going to be cool and wet. i can say this now. i think we're officially done with the 90s this year. today, october 11th, is our latest recorded 90-degree temperature on record. 90 degrees, october 11th. 1919.

we haven't been 90 any later than this in the year. we were 90 plus closer to this, though. october 9th. 2007 we made 94. here going forward, i don't think we have to worry about 90 any more until next april or may. it's in the 50s across the area. cool, cloudy and wet. if you have a plan to go out, get the last training in for the ten miler. soggy morning. wait if you can. rain will be coming to an end lunchtime or shortly thereafter. once the rain stops, it makes it easier to go out and go running. you can see the weather front just about ready to squeeze through the i-81 corridor. it will bring an end to the rain drops. rain has already ended in western maryland. montgomery county, columbia, still getting the rain drops this morning. it's raining in arlington, the district and prince georges county from buoy to brandywine. even into parts of northern virginia here. warrenton, fairfax, still

getting the rain drops. showers are part of the forecast for at least the remainder of the morning. noontime, most of the rain will be over. rain will be last to leave southern maryland by 6:00 tonight. keep in mind, the sun goes down at 6:30. we'll be getting a little bit of clearing skies late in the afternoon. i don't know how much sunshine we can really squeeze out because of the limited opportunity between the clouds breaking up and the sun going down. skies will clear out just enough overnight tonight to allow for a chilly start tomorrow morning. back down into the 40s. if you're running the army ten miler, 35,000 strong, 40s to get the race started. but mid 60s by noontime tomorrow. 48 at 7:00 am, 50 by noon. 65 for the high temperature tomorrow afternoon. there you go on our future weather forecast. cool day. clouds come back in late sunday and sunday night. rain chances probably hold off until monday afternoon or so. do know that rain chances are back in the forecast for monday and maybe even a thunderstorm on your tuesday.

all right. with all this in mind, here is your seven-day forecast. showery weather this morning. cloudy later today. a nice mix of clouds and sunshine tomorrow. 70s back on monday. rain drops are here, pushing 80 degrees tuesday with thunderstorms likely, then drying out late in the week into next weekend. college football. s.e.c. shoutout since the ga gamecocks are out today. night game tonight. temperatures during the game will be in the 70s. the quakers of penn on the road in the bronks, taking on adam tuss'. game time temperatures in the 50s. and the game of the day, boomer sooner, oklahoma@texas, red river rivalry. game time temperatures in the 60s near 70. look what i broke out today. >> oh, wow! >> cuff link. >> after a tough tcu loss to my sooners i broke out the ou cuff

listenings. >> adam has his name written inside his suit jacket. >> i don't know how that helps. >> who do i work with? >> they're 5-1. how about that? >> wow! thanks, chuck. this morning, we now know the couple who helped rebuild the miami zoo after a hurricane destroyed it. nbc's harry smith shows us the amazing generosity in action. >> reporter: it's wake-up time at zoo miami. ron mcgil has worked here for 35 years and there's nothing he loves better than talking to the animals. >> good boy, pongo. good boy. >> reporter: he understands animals. no doubt. >> speak. >> reporter: humans, though, he says, can surprise you. hurricane andrew destroyed the zoo in 1992. a year layer an older man approached ron at a zoo presentation. >> late 60s, early 70s, shuffled up in clothing that looked like, god forgive me, he bought at a

goodwill store ten years ago. >> reporter: the man handed ron an envelope. >> i opened it up. there was a check for $90,000. >> albert samon and the money came with one condition. >> don't tell anybody my name and that i gave it to you. >> reporter: albert and his wife, winnie, loved the zoo. they cared about animals and conservation. what they didn't care for was attention. so one check turns into two checks turns into -- >> ten or 11 checks, close to $1 million. >> reporter: and always? >> anonymously. >> reporter: turns out they were worth millions. you would never know it. >> i look at their incredibly modest lifestyle. never once upgraded anything in his own home. >> winnie pass add way in june. all told they left the zoo almost $5 million and gave ron permission to use their names on the soon-to-be completed

amphitheater. >> it has nothing to do with the size of the house you live in, the kd of car you drive but the difference you make in other people's lives. >> reporter: albert and winnie had no children of their own but simply wanted future generations to be able to love what they loved. harry smith, nbc news, miami. >> that's pretty incredible. >> making a difference in other people's lives, that is the message there. >> rich in so many other ways, in just having the money there, to see how simply they lived. >> love that story. friendly wager between baltimore and kansas city as two baseball teams try to edge closer to the world series. >> plus calling all people who think you've got talent. showcase your skills trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com . . two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com

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the orioles are off to a tough start in the alcs. they lost last night to the kansas city royals. baltimore's mayor isn't losing hope. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake made a bet with the kansas city mayor. if the o's win the series, the kansas city mayor must record a video in full orioles gear, congratulating baltimore. if the royals win, rawlings-blake has agreed to rename baltimore's blue crab cakes royal blue crab cakes. game four is today at camden yards. >> good luck to them. calling all singers, dancers

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the following is a presentation of the redskins broadcast network. another tough loss for the burgundy and gold monday night. we look back at the seattle seahawks. think pink is an initiative started by the redskins, and we preview tomorrow's game versus arizona. all that and more today on nbc 4. it's "inside the redskins" presented by eastern. hi, everybody. and welcome to