when they did. how does it took, jim? >> reporter: guys, they just started crossing about half hour ago. these are your 10-k runners. they started down on the national mall. a flat course for them. they say the weather could not be better. we have a winning time for the men. 32:39. the woman from washington as of a week ago she moved here her time 36:37. we got one of our wheel finishers, these are our hand cyclers coming across right now. they are just now coming across right now. i'll step in here and ask if i can real quick what was the right like for you? >> okay. there's an example right there. this is truly an international crowd from 59 countries. we saw our firsthand siler come across 20 minutes ago. we want to take you back to where it began and show you this video this morning at 7:55.

the howitzer fired. you can see the smoke. this is where it began. inspiring start under the averages at arlington national cemetery. that was the chute at route 110. moments before that people took pictures of the parachutes coming down. members of the elite parachute team descending on the start line delivering giant american flags. 7,000 feet for one of those flags. and one of those making that special entrance, kyle carpenter, a medal of honor recipient. he was one of the parachuters. that repep went saved a fellow marine during a grenade attack in afghanistan. here's what he had to say. >> to fly over the capital and look at the reflecting pool and the lincoln memorial and just the white house and just

everything our country stands for, democracy and freedom, to see the sun coming up over those historic places, it's what we fought for, happy to do. >> reporter: kyle carpenter is also running the full marathon right now. he's shooting for 12:30 to cross this finish line. the people you're seeing come across here, we've seen about four or five hand cyclists. the first one crossed about ten minutes ago, actually. most of these people ran the 10-k. they are coming over here and going over to the festival. everybody gets a sample of michelob ultraand dunkin' donuts, munch kins. they got coupons on their bibs. adam, as you mentioned we got the full marathon finishers, the elite runners should be coming. perhaps 10:30. when we go off the air hopefully we'll see that first place

finisher after 26.2 miles. >> thank you there, jim and we'll get back to jim in a little bit. if you want to watch the big race in person do not try to drive there. everything you see in red is blocked off for run theers. that includes rock creek parkway, m street and everything around the national mall. >> use metro instead. the blue line has extra service today and go the rosslyn or arlington cemetery station to access the end of the race. speaking of the race let's check in with chuck bell and see how he's doing. this is chuck making his way through the peacock spit zone, giving high fives all along the way. our producer is there part of our news4 crew cheering on the runners, tweeting out this picture. he's pretty happy because he actually went through his first climb on lee highway and made his way down sprout run and gw parkway and that's what makes you round off to mile four here. you cross that key bridge and

then you are greeted with even more spectators and a very joyous georgetown. you can see here sampling. news4 signs saying we cheer four. great weather out there as well. and a reminder we are covering every angle of the marathon. >> our news4 team is cheering four at the peacock zone. here's a live look from mile marker 4. we'll take a look at mile marker 12 at hanes point. those pictures of fallen service members are lining the roadway there to commemorate and honor their ultimate sacrifice. this is a very emotional section of the course. coming up a live report from david culver who is there at mile 12. look at these live pictures you can see some of the runners have their gloves on still. still have not shed the gloves. a little bit of a breeze.

it looks like overall this is a great day for a run. >> amelia segal is tracking every angle of the weather and the wind of the thing we were worried the most about today. >> that's going to continue to be a concern. the wind will pick up between 10:00 and 11:00 a.m. we have an hour or two where the winds are not an issue. in the afternoon hours maybe you planned on doing some yard work. definitely noticing those breezy conditions. despite that the weather having a low impact on your day. abundant sunshine. yesterday spectacular. today won't be a perfect 10. here's a look at the current wind speeds. five to ten miles per hour. in the afternoon they will be 10 to 25 miles per hour. 11:00 a.m. sunny, low 60s. 61 at that point. 2:00 p.m. temperatures in the mid-60s. 65 our high today of 68 degrees, a nice sunday evening,

temperature around 5:00 p.m. of 66:00 p.m. temperatures continue to climb to near 80 degrees by tuesday and then after that angie we're in for a big tumble. my full forecast coming up. >> let's take another live look at the finish line at the marine corps marathon. we're already starting to see some action here as the 39th marathon is under way. looking at an hour and 11 minutes that some people have benton road. >> first male and female 10-k runners have come through. we're waiting on more. ♪ they may not be the most handsome of body parts. yet, there they sit on the sides of our heads. for the world to see. but what happens when they stop hearing?

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of runners are in the marine corps marathon after 26.2 grueling miles runners will wrap things up at the iwo jima memorial in arlington. you're looking at mile marker 12 right now a very cool live picture. this is one of the most emotional points of the entire race where pictures of fallen heroes are lining the runway there and people can be remembering why they are actually out there running this race and who they are running this race for. we'll be joined in five minutes by news4 julie carey at our nbc 4 peacock zone to tell you how the runners are doing. great day to be out there. there's a push this year to add a different kind of halloween decoration to the front of your house. it's a pumpkin that's painted teal. >> as erica edwards reports it's all about keeping kids with food allergies safe when they are trick or treating. >> reporter: let's face it, halloween means one thing for most kids.

but the candy must not contain peanuts for these twins. both have food allergies. last year halloween was especially scary for their family. >> we were dumping out all the candy on the kitchen table and sorting through it and ben saw a fun size snickers and snuck one bite. >> reporter: one bite toledo a severe allergic reaction. ben had to spend halloween night in the hospital. now an idea to help keep trick or treating safer for kids with food allergies is getting momentum on social media. food allergy research and education group started the teal pumpkin project. here's how it works. take a pumpkin, paint it teal like this one and put it at your door step. that allows kids with food allergies you're giving out cool stuff instead of candy. allergy experts say smaller bite size service of safe candy are manufactured differently making it dangerous for kids with food allergies. >> they are not singled out

because they can't have something particular. >> reporter: the teal pumpkin is a sign that even at the scariest houses kids with fool allergies won't be haunted by the treats inside. >> trick-or-treat. >> reporter: erica edwards, nbc news. >> got to know what the kids are eating. >> that's a smart idea. it's being shared so widely online. right now marathon runners are getting motivation from our nbc 4 cheer squad. >> we'll take you live to our peacock zone at the marine corps marathon. next this is the third largest marathon in the country. now over to amelia with more on that beautiful sunshine. >> exactly, angie. plenty of sunshine today and highs today near 80 degrees and then as we look to saturday, high temperatures feeling more like late november.

the winners of the 10-k race already crossed the finish line. here's a live look from arlington. >> we're keeping an eye for the winners of the actual marine corps marathon, julie carey live at the peacock zone on the key bridge. how is it looking? >> reporter: hey there we're at mile 4. things are slowing down a little bit here but we still got a steady stream of runners and even some walkers here. but the bulk of the marathoners

have come through this area already but our news4 peacock zone cheering team are still at it down there. you can hear them with their hand clappers. let's take a look at some of the earlier action. you'll be seeing the lead runner that came through here, boy well over an hour ago now just sprinting across the key bridge. we also introduced to you earlier, sergeant michael frazier. he lost both his legs serving in afghanistan and he's one of the hand cyclists that's at the fronts of the pack. then there's our own chuck bell, the very speedy chuck bell. a long time too since he's passed through the peacock zone. he was on a very good pace as he headed out. he's well down the course by now. a lot of people are running this marathon today in honor of others, in honor of fallen soldiers, in honor of loved ones and we met one of those families here on the key bridge.

they are sharing just down the way from us. their father, husband, cousin, he has run this marathon for years, ten times. his name is story of a tisell. that family talked about where this 2014 marathon is so special to them. >> it's bittersweet. i mean we're out here honoring our troops. my brother did this every year. so we're just proud that another family member was able to step up dean this. >> wonderful. you can feel the love with all of these people. >> reporter: it is a very meaningful day, not only for those who are compete, but those who are speck dating. you might have seen that guy go by carrying the flags. those folks amaze me. 25 miles hoisting a big flag overhead. that's something else. for now reporting from mile 4 at

the marine corps marathon, julie carey. back to you. we're keeping an eye on the finish line to see who crosses first for the actual marathon. if you're not part of the marathon festivities there's several areas you want to avoid. go to our website for those traffic closures. right now police want your help to find a woman missing from montgomery county. take a look. this is month na. she lives in burtonsville. she's about 5 1/2 feet tall. she drives a black nissan euies altima. police are concerned for her welfare. an emotional homecoming weekend at the university of virginia as faculty and studio audience remember hannah graham. during the football game yesterday fans and students observed a moment of silence at scott stadium. many said her death has taught

them lessons. >> it's heightened my awareness. you do sometimes feel you're in a bubble at charlottesville. i was very careful last night to make sure all my friends had someone to walk home with. >> the medical examiner positively identified hannah's body on friday. the announcement came after search teams discovered her remains in a wooded area near walnut creek. the man charged with her abduction is in albemarle jail. we're waiting to see if jesse matthews will be charged with more charges. forensic evidence links him to the disappearance of morgan harrington who was killed in 2009. matthew has not been charged in that case. >> the k-9 unit that took down the white house fence jumper is back on the job. you are looking at hurricane and jordan. both dogs had to be treated for

minor bruising after the fence jumper kicked and punched them earlier this week. a veterinarian has cleared the home return to duty. so turning to the weather it looks like today is a great day for running but maybe not so great for raking. >> because it's going to be breezy out there. you rake -- >> nothing worse than getting a leaf blower out and blowing it in the direction where the wind is blowing. >> chris lawrence hates it when i talk about yard work on sunday. everybody is watching football and they don't want to do yard work. we are looking at a breezy day today, temperatures will be cooler than yesterday. yesterday we hit a high temperature of 74. today still comfortable with a high of 68 degrees. beautiful sunshine. wall to wall blue skies for the most part throughout the entire day. winds will remain up through the early evening hours. it's going to be a chilly start on your monday morning but after that cold start, temperatures

really warm up. highs tuesday near 80 degrees. as quickly as they warm up they cool back down. wait until you see the temperatures at the end of the work week and next saturday. as we track trick or treating on your friday evening right now looking chilly. you might want an extra layer under kids' costumes. temperatures coming in 50s across the area. 57 at culpeper. 55 in gaithersburg. 61 in washington. cold front moves through the area early this morning. didn't bring any rain but going to bring breezy conditions for our sunday. highs will be in the mid-to-upper 60s. 66 in leesburg. 68 in washington. 66 degrees for those of you at the patuxent river. sky cast will show you how the sky will look throughout the day. 11:00 a.m. not picking up on any cloud cover. this is the case as we work our way into the afternoon and evening hours.

starlet skies overnight and with the lack of cloud cover our temperatures cool down. at the bus stop tomorrow morning kids need a jacket but need layer as well because by the time dismissal rolls around temperatures in the low 70s. really nice monday. winds are not an issue at all tomorrow. once again abundant sun and there's your high temperature of 72. we'll hit at 3:00 in the afternoon. for tuesday, warm for this time of year. a high of 78 degrees but a little bit more cloud cover. mostly to partly sunny skies. still a nice day. wednesday high temperature around 70. temperature still mild, plenty of cloud cover and chance of showers, chance of showers with another cold front that's going to be moving through the area and that front is what brings cooler weather for the end of the work week. here's the temperature drop. from wednesday we go to a high of around 70 to a high of around 60 on thursday. mostly sunny skies. friday halloween a high of 62 degrees.

for that trick or treating forecast temperatures will be in the 50s. there's the chance of showers overnight friday, but i think trick or treating will be dry. saturday feeling more like late november a high temperature of only 50 degrees. >> get the extra hour on saturday too. >> sunday is when we get the extra hour. something to look forward to. >> i need it. >> you're looking forward to that. >> thanks. criticizing quarantine. a nurse feared to have ebola blasts the government for over reacting. >> why she said she was treated more like a criminal than a patient. >> runners are making their way through the marine corps marathon course. you can track runners, the race timing technology let's you follow your friends and loved ones online. we'll be right back. republicans having a 50-50 or probably better chance of winning control of the united states senate. what would a republican led senate change in washington. number one increase the number

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you're looking live as runners make their way through mile 12. this is near hanes point. it's also where the emotional run to honor section of the course is. coming up we'll have jim handly joins. >> we'll check in with him. he's at the finish line. chuck bell passed mile 11. good luck to chuck and keep on jugging, chuck. a hearth work certificate in mandatory quarantine even though she tested negative for ebola. casey hickcock just returned from work with ebola patients in africa. >> she's the first person to be under the 21 day quarantine rule handed down from governors in new york and new jersey.

this morning she's criticizing the way her case has been handled. >> nurse casey hickcock will spend a second night in an isolation unit at a new jersey hospital despite a negative test for ebola. she describes a frustrating ordeal after developing a fever while quarantined at newark airport and then being rushed to the hospital in a caravan of flashing lights. this is not a situation i would wish upon anyone she wrote in a letter published in a dallas newspaper. adding she was scared and being made to feel like a criminal. writing from her new jersey hospital bed the nurse for doctors without borders detailed how she was detained for hours at the airport without explanation. her temperature was 101. she says due to anxiety not to ebola. she was the first volunteer quarantined. while there's concern aide workers will be deterred to travel to africa governors say

the greater public is narrow priority. >> voluntary quarantine, no. it's an oxymoron to me. this is a very serious situation. >> reporter: ebola survivors' three weeks in quarantine will make volunteers less like try to help overseas. >> you need to take another three weeks out of commission. >> it's practical concern. >> yeah. >> most of these doctors are volunteers. >> absolutely. all of them, i think. >> reporter: as for casey hickcock her temperature is back to a normal 98 days. she will remain in quarantine for the next 21 days. >> the concern over the deadly virus will be a big talker later this morning with chuck todd on "meet the press." we'll be joining us here probably in 45 minutes on set. there's also a new idea that could save you a trip to the grocery store. >> our marine corps marathon is

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check it out. the finish line at the marine corps marathon. this is a live look. you're looking at the runners from the 10-k. we have yet to see the winner of the full marathon. >> here's the area not far from the starting line. this live look gives you a good

idea how many people are running this race. we're an hour and a half in. some people still are not far from the beginning of their run. they have a long way to go. good luck to all of them. right now lost of people are finishing the 10-k race portion of the marathon. >> you saw them right there. news4 jim handly is live at that finish line at the iwo jima memorial. jim you had a chance to talk to some race winners. >> reporter: we sure have. we're seeing hand cyclists right now and the 10-kers. there's nothing more inspiring than seeing some of the wounded warriors. we have more than a hundred out here, hand cyclists. many are riding for fellow members of the military that lost their lives. we had a chance to talk to the first male winner hand cyclist. >> definitely. i was really hurt. then you go by these aid stations and see the signs of people that are fallen service

members and everything. definitely no way you can give up then, it's harder. >> reporter: i can't imagine anything more inspiring. >> yeah. that was army 2006 i lost quite a few friends. so being here has definitely meant a lot. >> reporter: tom davis u.s. army all branches of the military are represented out here at this 39th annual marine corps marathon. they come across this finish line and do not stop on a dime. there's been several close calls. we want to move on the 10-kers. people you see filing across now are the 10-k finishers. they started coming across 8:00 across this single arch. i just spoke to the female winner who came across and she just moved here to town a week ago. she came here big. >> so when i knew we were moving i signed up about a month ago on

a whim and decided to move myself into d.c. correctly. >> reporter: the top marathoners are more than halfway here. the elite runners should be crossing about 10:15, 10:20 at least. the women a little bit after that. they are on pace, not record pace at this point but a lot can happen between now and then. it levels out. the uphill stimulus package is all behind them and we have numbers tracking them. chuck bell i think is on mile 12 in case you're keeping track with chuck. angie and adam, back to you. >> we are tracking chuck online at marinemarathon.com. his number is 444 if you want to. very fitting. he's been running for one hour and 39 minutes. jim mentioning mile 12 he's already passed. >> chuck said he wanted to get anything under three hours and 20 minutes. he said that would be a miracle

for him. the weather outside looked nice. amelia went outside to the front lawn. she's got a coat on. >> and a little scarf. >> it's a little breezy. winds will continue to pick up. it will be breezy even windy at times this afternoon. you can hear the wind a little bit on mimi crow phone. chuck is competing in the 39th marine corps marathon. satellite and radar clear skies no rain in the forecast. as we head into the early part of the upcoming week. temperatures will continue to warm. highs today around 68. right now we're in the 50s except for washington one of the warm spots and low 60s at 61. great day to go out and see the fall foliage. western maryland and west virginia in peak color. d.c. area moderate to high color. windy conditions at times today but, again, balmy on tuesday and then a big temperature drop

angie and adam. start to feel like late november as we get towards the end of next week. i'll have your full forecast coming up. >> then we start talking about winter. >> wish fall could stay forever. moving on to a developing story overnight u.s. troops in afghanistan will be headed home soon. u.s. marines and british combat forces officially ended operations in afghanistan marking a historic day. the uk base and adjoining u.s. base handed control over to the afghan security forces recently. >> today you can learn more about two northern virginia candidates for congress. republican barbara comstock and democrat john foust will hold a debate this afternoon. it's happening at the mcclean community center at 3:00. organizers expect all before 400 seats will fill up so make sure you're there before they do. election day son lie nine days away now. the u.s. posta service will expand its services.

it will test bringing groceries. the agency will begin a two year pilot program called customized delivery happening in the san francisco area. the postal service will deliver groceries between 3:00 and 7:00 in the morning. it hopes to generate $10 million in new revenue. >> 9:37 on this sunday morning. coming up a horse goes for a dip in the pool and gets

and a live look at the marine corps marathon. the 39th year here at hanes point around mile 12. we got a lot of spirited people here as runners don't make their way through. keep in mind at the end of this there's no prize money for the winners of the race. these people are doing it out of the goodness of their heart and what's great about this race in particular is that it really is the people's marathon. you see every day people, a lot of first timers, not necessarily a lot of professional runners. >> we saw tweets from david

culver and chuck bell just passed him with a big smile on his face. that's mile marker 12 about halfway there. good luck to everybody who continues to run this morning. our wednesday's child this week is a 12-year-old named joshua who has a lot of challenges. >> social workers believe his life could be enhanced if he has a loving family that cares about his development. barbara harrison visited his school and now shares his story. >> reporter: riding the school bus is very important for 12-year-old joshua. it brings him to a place where he loves to be. his special school. inside his classroom who joshua who wears protective head gear in case of a fall shares a favorite toy, a plastic school bus and shows me how it works and where he rides inside when he comes to school. his social worker joined us and shared lots of wonderful stories about the many things joshua has

learned to do and say and we all celebrated his victories with high fives and laughter. he told me joshua is friendly and affectionate and has been in foster care for most of his life. the gains that he's made in school and speech and in the interaction with others is a good indication of just how much he could benefit from having the permanence of a loving family in his life. there are few words that joshua spoken that he didn't understand and most he could repeat. bus, phone, music and good-bye. with good-bye there was a high five. and then a warm, wonderful lean in that would let me know this was someone who could use the love of an adoring family. the school bus brings joshua to a place he loves. it would be wonderful if it

could take him home to a place of love as well. barbara harrison, news4, for wednesday's child. >> what a great smile. if you have room in your home and your heart for joshua or perhaps another child who is waiting call our special adoption hotline that number is 1-88-to-adopt-me or search wednesday's child on nbcwashington.com. all morning we've been tracking runners in the marine corps marathon. you're looking at the emotional mile 12 of the course. we're taking you there live as runners remember our fallen troops. coming up i'll have a look at your full forecast. balmy to start off this week and then chilly to finish. beautiful right now. live look at the washington monument. ♪

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well the runners are making their way here to the marine corps marathon finish line. we're taking a live look from arlington. the winners of the 10-k race already crossed and we have crews across the course cheering for you, our jim handly is actually down there at the finish line and will bring us the very latest pep already told us some of the runners have already made it past the halfway mark. now we want to take to you a very special and emotional part of the marathon route. >> news4 david culver is live at mile marker 12 also known as run

to honor section of the course and it's a pretty powerful exhibit for both runners and spectators. >> reporter: coming to me at the best time. a lot of these runners make being their way, you hear them as well. through mile marker 12. we're showing you the side ahead of the run to honor section. a lot of folks have done this before. they are experienced. they have sunglasses as they are approaching hanes point. sun right on them. they come to the more stoic part of the run. run to honor. i want to show you some video we captured before the runners started. these are the signs marking the side of the route. they honor the lives of many men and women who sacrificed their lives. here they are now being remembered in this section of the run. i caught up with one woman, tina. she was here remembering her husband. when did we lose him?

>> november 9, 2013. >> you wanted to be out here less than a year later to pay tribute. >> i think he would have wanted it. i they he would rather not see me sad all the time do something good about it. my husband died as a result of ptsd and depression. >> reporter: these runners are making their way into this powerful part of the race. there are several american flags held up along the side. a lot of these folks who have lost loved ones in combat, service members. getting that extra push that extra effort that they need to get through this midway point of the race. back to you. >> as you mentioned this is a time of a lot of pride and excitement. but definitely a race that comes with mixed emotions. in other news we're tracking the latest developments to

prevent the spread ebola here in u.s. mandatory 21 day quarantine now being issued in three states for returning travellers who had contact with ebola patients in west africa. a nursing new jersey is the first person to be quarantined despite testing negative for ebola. meanwhile cleaning crews spent the day in full hazmat gear sanitizing the new york apartment of a detective tore also infected with the deadly virus. crews decontaminated local businesses that he visited. in the district d.c. fire and ems workers are preparing themselves for transporting a patient who may have been exposed to ebola. this video from yesterday's demonstration of the transport procedures. first responders wearing those hazmat suits made of impermeable material. they wear two sets of gloves, shoe covers and a facemask that recycles the air that comes in and out. first responders will take every necessary precaution if a person thinks they may have been

exposed to ebola. today the goblin gallop in fairfax is under way. the race is happening at fairfax corner on monument drive and government center parkway. the 1 k fun run began at 8:30 followed by the 5k and walk. here's a question. how many firefighters does it take to pull a horse out of a swimming pool? this isn't a joke. my goodness it actually happened in arizona. the horse is doing fine and totally healthy today. take a look. somehow it fell into pool here and a vet came and tranquilized it and then the firefighters had to pull it out very slowly and carefully and you would have to tranquilize the horse. maybe you put up a fence. >> i don't know. it turns out it was the owner of the house who called. his horse lives on the property. perhaps he didn't have fence up. >> the horse has been eyeing

that pool. >> was it mesa, arizona? >> it's hot out there. can't blame him. his head remain above water. mild but breezy today >> yesterday was the better weekend day but really splitting hairs to say that. it's still sunny today, still comfortable. high temperature of 68 degrees. the one big difference, we're noticing the winds. breezy, little bit windy conditions at times for the midday, afternoon and early evening hours. despite that weather having low impact on your day. definitely need the sunglasses. you want to keep them around for the early part of the week. talking about the winds we're starting to see them increase to the north and west of washington, gusts in leesburg around 24 miles per hour. gaithersburg 21 miles per hour. we'll continue to see these windy conditions overspread areas like washington, manassas and camp springs over the next hour or so. temperatures, we're in the 50s

and 60s. 61 in frederick and washington. 58 in annapolis. 59 for those of you in leesburg. highs today in the mid-to-upper 60s. washington hits a high of 68 degrees. your hourly planner for the rest of today, noon, low 60s still, 2:00 mid-60s, then we jump to the upper 60s, still breezy throughout the entire day. if you're heading out today a light jacket is just fine. this evening spectacular. barely any clouds in the sky today. very, very dry air over the area and that remains the case for tomorrow on monday. here's the school day forecast for the kids. bus stop definitely need a jacket. 46 inside of the beltway and for areas by the water. for those of you in the suburbs north and west of d.c. temperatures tomorrow morning in the 30s. if the winds die down enough there could be patchy frost in rural areas of loudoun, frederick and prince william counties. recess tomorrow a plus.

beautiful sunshine. wind not an issue. dismissal awesome. 72. sunny skies. that's our high in washington. you can see many other locations, highs tomorrow around 70 degrees. we continue to warm then after that. tuesday a high of 78. our average high 64. so almost 15 degrees above our average high. partly sunny skies. we're up and start to go down. wednesday a high of around 70. not bad. chance of showers. the cold front moves through. we drop down to 60 on thursday, plenty of sunshine. halloween a high temperature of 62, partly sunny skies. trick or treating is definitely going chilly one, temperatures in the 50s. there's a chance of showers friday night but i think that threat won't impact trick or treating next saturday high only around 50. >> thank you. a deadly shooting inside a washington state high school. this morning we're learning more

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take a look at this. what a pretty picture. marathon runners about to enter the second hour of the race. we're looking live at hanes point. this is mile marker 12. so, yeah, hate to break to it they are not even at the halfway point yet. >> some runners are expected to finish quite soon. jim handly will join us live from the finish line in just about five minutes.

jim has been there all morning keeping an eye on everybody as they get out and about and make their way this morning. >> we're following other news and learning more about that deadly shooting inside a washington state high school. law enforcement tells nbc news that the gunman may have been upset about a romantic relationship. on friday freshman jaylen fryberg shot five his classmates and then turned the gun on himself. a female student died and four others are still in the hospital. two of the students are related to fryberg. >> a fast-moving lava flow in hawaii are threatening lives and homes. officials say the puma la very flow is moving at about ten yards per hour on howe's big island. people living in the area are being told to prepare for evacuations in coming days. several roadsre already closed over safety concerns about me chain explosion. gltss say the flow will continue to spread as the lava heads to the ocean. >> police investigate a shooting

near a busy shopping area in prince george's county. what we're learning happened before the bullets started flying. >> keeping track of the marathon. who will be first to cross the finish line? ♪

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right now you can see the marine corps marathon runners making their way through hanes point. you see them at the bottom there. >> these guys are 12 miles into their race. not even halfway done. they are getting there.

>> they are. they will make it. good morning. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm angie goff. welcome to "news4 today". right now you saw a lot of runners crossing the finish line. first full marathon runner hasn't been able to do that just yet. >> jim handly is live at the iwo jima memorial where it could happen any minute now. hey, jim. >> reporter: hi, guys. we're at the finish line a lot of the 10-kers are crossing. we're 15, 20 mines away from our first place finisher. general, you have run this race before. what's it like to be first week on the job you are in your new position as commandant. what's it like to witness this. >> it's extraordinary. walked down here. all these people so excited. it's energizing. >> what makes this so special and such a draw for so many people not just around the country but the world? >> it's known ashe