welcome to news 4 today on this saturday, november the 15th. it's going to be a cold one, right? >> oh, yes. chill factor is out there. that is going to be the key word for today. check in with team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> good morning, everybody. your weekend is off to a pretty start. plenty of sunshine and a bright blue skiel. it is awfully chilly and there's a lot of warm-ups coming your way, either. outside temperatures made it into the low and mid 30s. annapolis, 36 degrees going up for a run to get your weekend started. plenty of cold left out there. we'll spend most of the afternoon with temperatures only up into the low and mid 40s. so it will be sunny and nice, but chilly. salisbury and frostberg playing up at frostberg state today. temperatures at frostberg, only in the low 40s and back down into the 30s by about 5:00 this evening. and another local game, penn state, the noon kickoff between the nittany lions and temple.

temperatures up there will stay in the 30s all day. there's more act particular air next week. >> thanks so much, chuck. this is why a hypothermia s alert is in effect in d.c. the district issued it overnight. it happens when the windchill factor drops to 32 degrees or below. right now, special emergency shelters are open. advocates for the homeless say the district is better prepared. >> when it's this cold, it's dangerous for people to be staying outside. >> the district, they tell us, is in a much better place than this time last year when homeless shelters were at capacity. right now, there are 124 available rooms and 49 families are being put up in holdintels. this morning in fairfax county, family and and friends will remember the life of a young woman who had her whole life ahead of her. hannah graham was in her second s shamari stern joins us live now from sana's former high

school where today's memorial is being held. good morning. >> good morning. a somber morning out here in alexandria, virginia. but this is a celebration of hannah graham's life. this programs expected to start at 11:00 and hannah graham's parents are expected to attend. let's show you some photos of her. she was an 18-year-old university of virginia to ha mo. people say she was the type of person to light up a room. she played softball here at west potomac high school. she was well liked, appreciated, respected by her and teachers. many of them will be here to celebrate her life today. they will pay tribute to her and keep in mind many of them will be thinking about hannah graham's remains. they were found near charlottesville after a month-long search. jessie matthew is charged with her kidnapping. but keep in mind, back out here, this is a celebration of her life. many of them will share stories of how they used to play with

her on the softball field and enjoy her company. again, this starts at 11:00 today in alexandria. >> back to you in the studio, guys. >> shamari, thank you for that report. meanwhile, the man accused of abducting hannah has pleaded not guilty in an unrelated rape case. jesse market ewe drug a woman into a wooded area, beat her and sexually assaulted her in fairfax city in 2005. that woman now lives in india but plan toes testify in the u.s. matthew will be in a courtroom in december for charges on abducting hannah graham. all lanes in the beltway back to normal, back to open after a car hit a 28-year-old man in gont montgomeried county. we've learned that this man was trying to walk across the inner loop between georgia avenue and columbia pike and silver springs when he is hit. state police say he then got up

and jumped the concrete barrier and tried to run across the outer loop when he may have been hit a second time. somehow, he is expected to be okay. no word this morning on why he was out there walking. the accident shut down that seconds of the beltway for atni. all lanes back open this morning. right now, you can enroll for health insurance under the afford knowledge care at in d.c., virginia and west virginia. we check this morning. the marketplace on healthcare.gov is you no open. you can sign up for coverage that begins january 1st. the site has been through five weeks of testing, we're told, and the hope of course is for a smoother rollout than last if you have insurance through the health care act, you have to reenroll every year to keep the coverage. maryland's health exchange opens wednesday. the state spent $41 million to upgrade the site's technology. >> in the distinct, you can enroll using d.c. health link.

joint health benefit exchange leaders for a citywide information fair. you can compare insurance plans and enroll. the free fair begins at 11:00 this morning at the martin luther jr. memorial library in northwest. today, and just in time for the holiday season, a new town center is opening in prince georges county. the town center at lawyer brings more than just shopping for you to enjoy. the county's first regal cinema is there. the complete makeover to the former site on route 1 cost $130 million. many of you we've spoken to have said even though the layout of the new shopping center makes you feel safer. >> the lighting is also very good out here. so if you come, now that it gets dark earlier, when you come out, sa. >> very nice. it's long overdue. >> the grand opening ceremony begins at 3:00 today with a taste of the town and holiday photos. >> a big university is in crisis mode right now.

a student died after partying at a fraternity house. how this is shedding light on more problems in greek life across t. >> and consumer reporter erica gonzalez this morning shows us four ways to beat the crowds on black friday. don't let the sunshine fool you out there this morning. it is freezing. coming up, we'll tell you about the arctic blast coming our way next

staying safe while shopping for the holidays involves more than just protecting your wallet. retailers work around the clock to keep you safe. >> but the stores aren't the only ones with a plan. consumer reporter erica gonzales has four things you can expect, whether you're a rookie or if .ou've been shopping on black >> and they're off.

tents, clouds and deals, lots of deals, all add up to one thing. black friday. >> for us, it's worth it because you definitely get the deals. >> these two have been shopping friday friday sales together for the past eight year. >> anybody that sits here and is watches this and goes, they're crazy -- happens all t time. >> yes. >> but before they head out, they'll plan. >> and it's quite the strategy. >> our running joke is that i am the spreadsheet queen. >> and they aren't alone. the stores are ready, too. >> so we start planning for safety of our stores a year in advance of black friday. >> after a tragic black friday accident in 2008 leaving one employee transformed to death, walmart spokesperson brook buchanan says stores have new procedures in place to keep you and store employees safe.

first, forget door busters. the national retail federation has stopped using that word. several large retailers have followed suit, offering early bird specials and one-hour guaranteed instead. which give you a full hour to get the sale item. >> and it's something where people can actually get a bracelet so if there's a hot item last year was a 32 inch tv. people didn't have to wait in line or rush towards that sale. >> toys r us has a ticketing system. no ticket, no toys. >> tammy and demetria have it down to a sciee. follow their rule and come up with a game plan. >> i've coupled the ads, figure dollars out how much i'm going to spend in each store. >> check what happened your favorite item goes on sale. >> either case, it's going to be a consumer. it's time for to us try and maximize our dollar. >> another added step for security, don't rush straight to

electronics. you might be surprised to find high ticket items somewhere else in the store. so this isn't exactly where you would think you would find laptops or tvs, but actually, this is what walmart says is part of its crowd control strategy, placing electronics, big ticket items in places where you would find some produce in order to help with the crowds. >> last year, the dvd videos were sitting right next to the potatoes. >> if you do it right, you could see big savings that go ground the holidays. >> i'm not shopping just for christmas. this is the one time of year t going to need. >> erica gonzalez, news 4. >> what a team by this week, demetria and tammy plan to have their spreadsheets filled out with the items they want, their maps planned out and they'll be ready to shop. >> how west virginia university is punishing its greek community after tragedy at a fraternity

house. what's going on, chuck? >> nothing but sunshine out there right now, but there's a bracing chill waiting for you on the other side of the sdoor this morning. old man winter will be sending us a

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investigation is under way on what led to a student's death. it's the latest death involving fraternities at colleges across the country. >> west virginia university campus in mourning. >> nolan meant so much to many people, it's ha where even to begin. >> 18-year-old nolan burch d after he was found lat wednesday night, unconsc the floor on the kappa sigma fraternity house. >> that certainly breaks all our hearts because tha what students go off to college -- that's not what supposed to happen. >> according to the student newspaper, a big brother ceremony was scheduled that night for fraternity pledges. burch's final sweet that afternoon, it's about to be a very least. last week, another fraternit workers' comp on campus, sigma ky, was suspended after 19 pledges were cited for underage dr. the university suspended all

fr >> i think it starts with we have to take initia change the culture whole school. >> nationwide, greek organizations have come un close scrutiny following recen deaths of pledges. in september, a 19-year-old pledge died during a fratern run at clemson university in south carolina. this past summer, a 19-year- university northridge died on fraternity trip. and last december, a 19-year pledge from baruke college in new york died from head trau at a fraternity retreat. professor elizabeth allen is studying what colleges are dng to prevent dangerous b >> this is about changing ca culture and helping students rise to, you know, the occas when there are group situati and peer pressure and people up doing things they wouldn' ordinarily do. >> that was rehama ellis reporting. the president of the universit released a statement s quote, words cannot

heartache we as a west university family feel at the loss of one of our own. end quote. and right now we have a crime alert for georgetown students. university police are warning you to be aware of your surroundings following a series of on and off campus robberies. there have been at least seven instances. some were at gun point. the parents of the ferguson, missouri, teenager killed by a police officer are back in the st. louis area this morning. michael brown's parents were in switzerland this past weeka unin rights commission hearing. the form looked at various issues, including police brutality in the it's. brown was unarmed when he was shot and killed by that police officer back in august. >> this is not a year or two years. this is hundreds of years this has been going on. oy son, but it must stop with my

son. we know it won't. >> a georgia decision on whether to indecide officer darren wilson is expected soon. a great holiday tradition kicks off in a few minutes. it's called toys for tots. you've heard it before. the annual toy drive sponsored by marine corps is set to begin at 9:30. toys for tots was created back in 1947. 5,000 toys were handed out in that first season. last year, the program distributed more than 16 million toys. to participate, all you have to do is bring a new unwrapped toy to any toys for tots drop-off boxes. the toys are handed out all season long to kids who are in need. >> great program. it's cold out there today. >> that's what it is. sometimes we don't really get our first cold, cold snap until after the ho. >> we know when santa claus is in the mall, it is time. it is time.

>> that's true. you can't argue with a guy in a big, red suit. that's true. old man winter is here. you may want to put your big coat on if you're headed outside today. chilly air is in with more cold stuff. that's coming in tuesday and wednesday next week. this weekend, we have a starter kit on your winter chill forecast. full sunshine, auto beautiful way to get the first half on your weekend under way. if you're tossing mental coins about whether you shou do things today or tomorrow, today is probably the better outdoor weather today because it's chilly, 36 at the national airport with a north wind arching 32 miles per hour. 36 in culpepper. a little bit of a breeze out there has windchills still in the mir 20s.

you'll need layers today. the wind will lay down just a bit later on this afternoon. we'll have plenty of sunshine. but temperatures in the 40s mee like january than november. as a result, a relatively high impact, a moderate impact on your weekend. jus just because of the cold and the wind out there early this morning. hourly temperatures, we're in the 30s now. we're be in the 30s for another hour or two. most of the afternoon will be in the low to mid 40s with plenty of sunshine. but more bitter cold air coming your way next week. you'll want to stay ahead of the forecast and ahead of the have your hometown forecast right in the palm of your hand. hokies, on the road, playing on the blue devils this afternoon. curse down in the research triangle down there. only in the low 40s. that's really cold by their standards. a little bit of light snow up towards buffalo and cleveland. it will rise here late tonight

and into the day on monday. ahead of it, plenty of cold air and snow across the murp midwest e buckeyes of ohio state taking on the golden gophers of minnesota, a noon kickoff. 20 degrees and snow showers and temperatures in the mid 20s throughout the course of the game. i don't know which team that favors because they're both cold. lows tonight, back down into the 20s, into the 30s, so it will be a chilly one. tomorrow, we'll start out with sunshine but clouds will thicken as the day wears along. we may have showers around as early as 8:00 tomorrow night. so it's seven-day forecast time. 45 tomorrow. 48 tomorrow. rain likely throughout the day on monday. mainly in the afternoon, but then look at those highs. 36 and 39 tuesday, wednesday, that's more than 20 degrees colder than average, you guys. plans to build a wizards training facility on this park

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that may be built near the shaw metro station on the green line. news 4's mark seagraves on why neighbors think they could take away their park and a real school. >> it could be a real loss for the school and the neighborhood if alls away. >> the city has budgeted $54 million to build the new school. >> right now, this neighborhood has no middle school. >> news that district officialses were negotiating to build a state of the art 5,000 seat venue here to serve as a training facility for the wizards, his neighbors worry about the future of the school and the parks that occupy the land now. >> even the 3 and 4-year-olds are using to skateboards and basketba parks. >> i'm not a big fan of taking up public space that people e r their kids and animals that

we could put further out of the city. >> councilman jack evans tells news 4 the negotiations are in the preliminary negotiations. while the wizards facility would take up some of the green space, he's committed to serving both the dog park and the skate park been a spokesperson for the mayor's office tells news 4 currently the shaw replacement is in the plan for 2020. if either of these projects move forward, there will be considerable community input. neighbors say they're open te i, but not at the cost of losing their parks. >> i think it is interesting, but i think he needs to come in and talk to the community and talk to neighbors. >> so how do you pay for something like this? raising prices on tacks and concessions at games would cover the costs. >> as an ebola infected surgeon from maryland makes his way back

to the u.s., world leaders are ruling out chances for creating a vaccine. we'll explain why and what they suggest

a celebration of life will be held for hannah gram today at her former high school. it begins at 11:00 a.m. in alexandria. graham's parents will be there

and plan to speak. today, you can enroll for health insurance under the affordable care act. in d.c., virginia and west virginia. healthcare.gov is now open. in the district, you can enroll using d.c. help link, maryland's health exchange opens on wednesday. it is time to turn on the town center. today, the town center at laurel on route 1 opens up. the county's first harry's teeter store is there and doesz of national retailers and a regal cinema. time right now, 9:30. we are at the half hour mark of 9:00. already really, really cold outside. >> and we should let you know it's not going to get all that much warmer. >> we're going to che in now with meteorologist chuck bell. >> you have to embrace the chill every once in a while. otherwise, you'll be miserable for the next week. thist a short lived cold snap. we'll be cold this weekend and

more arctic air coming your way for the middle part of next week. nos of you outside from our tower this morning, n natiol ai just a beautiful day. looking outside, temperatures remain chilly. we're only in the mid thirds outside right now. don't plan on a big warm-up today. highs will reach up into the low and mid 40s. 45 in washington, 43 in fairfax today. you should definitely be lairing on up on your way out the door. have your hat, gloves and a warm jacket on for the remainder of the day today. saturday night out on the town, temperatures are back down into the 30s. it's going the be chilly, for sure. 3:30 kickoff in annapolis. 40s to start, but 30s by the end of the game. and another cold one, as well. maryland hosts michigan state. the spartans, tonight, temperatures near or around freezing. >> this weekend, volunteers will search for two missing toddlers from montgomery county. jacob and sara hoggle have not been seen in more than two

months now. search teams will meet at the german town community center in about 30 minutes. >> the children's father hopes a new reward fund will generate new clues in the search for his missing kids. >> my choice is my children's father is to believe in myself, believe in my kids and go find them, period. >> a father, still determined to find his two children. troy turner announced a reward fund with the nonprofit victims rights organization. >> it gives us more organization, a greater base to pull volunteers from. >> sayre va and jacob hogle have been missing since september. new information on the search from montgomery county police captain frank. >> it's changed the terrain out there to areas that we've already searched. we're going to be searching those areas again. >> the children's mother, catherine hogle, still hasn't said where they could be. and a judge won't allow her to go with police to show t he own mother has pleaded for answers. >> the right thing to do is to

tell us where the babies are. and that's my message each time. >> sara's fourth birthday is thursday. for more information on how to donate for the reward fund, go to nbc washington.com and church hogle. new this morning, an ipod and xbox being credited for helping a missing 12-year-old maryland girl? jacqueline baker was found near rally, north carolina. she was okay. police tracked her down through her activity on her ipod and xbox. fbi agents found her in a ho ben his 30s. baker was unharmed and is being evaluated at a hospital. the man she was found with is being questioned by authoritie . now, to the latest on the case of ebola coming to the u.s. a maryland doctor who got the dead lie virus who sierra leone will arrive back in the country today.

he will be taken to the nebraska medical center for treatment in omaha. saliah is a citizen of sierra leone, but has permanent residence in new carrollton. nbc news spoke with the doctor's son about his dad who went to africa to try and help the ebola victims. >> he loves helping whoever are in need of his help and he always sacrifice just to make sure someone else shows happy. >> saliah will be the tenth patient to be treated for ebola in the u.s. family members around here are making plans to be with him in omaha. this morning, a fourth person wanted in the murder of a northern virginia high scho is bars. 17-year-old dionne moses turned himself in last night. the judge allowed police to release his name even though he is a minor. four people are now charged in the shooting death of brendan wilson killed on monday. family and friends held a memorial service for wilson last night. a sign that says brendan's path

will go up where he was shot and killed. it is a popular path that students uo cut through a nearby neighborhood on their way to the school there in wood bridge. right now, president obama is in australia for the g-20 summit. the conference brings together leaders from the world's mairnlg economies. among the top issues at this year's summit will be climate change. another is the escalating conflicts between russia and ukraine. the european u coming up on a decision about further sanctions on moscow. leaders will discuss the ebola crisis. today, you can vote in a special firehouse republican primary in virginia. craig pa ri sode and al johnson are running in the primary for virginia distinct 34 which covers parts of fairfax and louden counties. vote at colvin run elementary school from 10:00 this morning until 2:00. the winner will take on democrat kathleen murphy in a special election on january 6th.

they are running for the seat left vacant by barbara comstock's election to congress. also today, an artist will unveil his 35-foot tall tree artwork called silver symphony. it's made from chimes, bells, pin wheeles and ribbons. you can see and interact with the artwork for the next ten weeks or so. they're supposedo be energy efficient. a lot of homes have them. the recall this morning on one product that could be a fire devastating hits on high school fields, but most of the victims aren't playing football. the news 4i teams helps investigate how schools are keeping fe mall athletes safe. plus, a controversial story posted on our facebook page. a pro life club is about to start at a northern virginia high school.

news 4 is working for you. we have a consumer alert. check your water heater. challenger supply holings is recalling 29,000 tankless water heaters because they can overheat, causing a fire hazard. the recall involves all models of single and dual purpose coair and quiet side brand tankless gas water heaters. they w sold at independent dealers nationwide and websites including amazon.com. you should stop using the units immediately and call the company and schedule a free repair. there is a new pro life club at a high school. the school board just gave the green light to senior maddie freeman to start the club. the principal at the school had approved the club next year, but

sutherland and her friends wanted it sooner. they appealed and won with some legal help after writing a letter. e says she will be able to educate her classmates about alternatives to abortion. health officials at the university of maryland and college park say they're still seeing some activity of meningitis after last month's outbreak. so far this school year, there have been 31 cases of viral meningitis on that campus. some of those students had to be hospitalized. viral meningitis usually last for three to five days. we're toll those students will recover. l meningitis is the least dangerous of the forms. dangers for sports like football are well documented, but girls are facing some of the same injuries at even higher rates. coming up, how schools are taking precautions. the cold air has settled in for the weekend. there's another big piece of arctic air coming here for next week. you won't want to miss your bone

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you'll want to watch this next story before you get the kids ready for their saturday morning activities. a lot of young ooth leads are suffering head injuries. a local high schools are also pulling girls off the field or off the court by the hundreds.

soccer, field hockey b basketball, cheerleading, the list going on. scott mcfarland reports how hard hits are taking their toll in sports without helmets. >> amelia harmon remembers the ambulance ride, racing to the hospital. but she only remembers some of the injury. >> i told my coach that i couldn't open my eyes. >> a collision with another field hockey player at pace branch high school. >> head to head? >> yeah, head to head. >> they blacked out as she collapsed to the turf. >> i didn't make it back he for the season. >> defense in red. >> harmon is finally fully recovered and back up the field. but in the time since -- >> i can't hardly remember anything from last year. >> and in the classroom. >> i missed about a month of everything. i had to drop my ap courses. >> she suffered as so many other concussion victims do. concussions are often associated with high school football, but an iteam review of injury

reports from every local public school system in the region found in each and every than the football hletes place. more than 1100 girls a year combined as compared to about 960 football players. >> any type of sign or sympte te game. >> let's go. let's keep it up. >> concussion are particularly frequent among local high school girls who play soccer. we found more than 200 opt possible concussion cases region wild in just the past year. about 1 of over 30 teenage girls who plays soccer suffered a head injury. >> times they, lie, black out. it's scary, honestly. >> ashley toy says she's seen it first hand. >> you can get kicked in the fat kicked in the face one. >> but our review discovered hundreds of local field hockey blars pulled for head injuries and doesz of cheerleaders. each local district surveyed says it has a concussion

protocol. the kids are only allowed to return to the field after being checked by a medical professional. but we don't one local school system in particular pulling a larger percentage of its athletes out of the game. if there's any sof sympto w taking them out. >> fairfax number of athletes male and female to the number of conkigsz reported and noted at least one concussion reported for every five athletes, far more frequent than the other districts. fairfax county's athletic director says their threshold for pulling off the field is low, very low. >> a headache, to us, is concussion. that's what you're seeing in those numbers the. >> fairf has a full time trainer on staff for all of its athletics. nearly all maryland districts have one staff trainer or use private contractors to be on duty. montgomery county has significantly increased its training staff. >> it was pretty heartbreaking.

to prevent teams from missing review the field and in the iteam's findings about concussions in your local district on our website. nbcwashington.com. click d.c. crews are already gearing up for winter weather for the first time the district's department of public works will -- there is actually a differ . the not going t be plowing ice over at the gaylord national, which is what we're looking at. that is over at the gaylord national harbor. they're kicking off their big ice exhibit and that's where they have a whole village full of ice. frosty the snowman is going to be the main feature. he's everyone's favorite snowman, as you know. >> yes. >> in addition to that, they brought in 2 million pounds of colorful ice. that's where you just saw the sampling of the sculptur out

there. >> you complain about the cool, but think about poor frosty. he likes it like this. >> you're right about that. >> be ready for a real frosty day to be on the outside today. may not have that choce shake with your burger today. may be have a nice hot cup of tea instead. it's going the to stay like this before any sun comes our way. it's sunny, the one upside on your forecast for today. sunshine out there for you on your saturday morning. today will be the pretty er day of the weekend. we'll have plenty of clouds around for your su sprinkles late sunday evening. most of your weekend will be dry. 36 now at national airport. winds are averaging out of the north into 9 mil hour. thers just enough of a breeze out there to shave a few degrees off these temperatures. temperatures now mid thirds out there. but when you put in the windchill factor, it's in the mid to upper 20s. so bundle up and layer up outside today.

hour by hour you through the day, 38 at 10:00. 41 by noon. 45 our high today just before 4:00 in the afternoon. back down to 37 by 8:00. for tomorrow, another seasonably cold start, generally in the low 30s tomorrow. but clouds, a bit of sunshine in the morning, but clouds are going to win the day tomorrow. and a chance for a few sprinkles coming in late into the evening tomorrow. i our next weathermaker here across parts of the great plains. that will be arriving here sunday night into monday. that's when you need to have the umbrella gear ready to go, as well. lots of great college football games filled my inbox today. david culver is out. they're on the road, 42 gres degrees and kickoff with a northwesterly breeze there. warmer games, way down south. membership mississippi state, number 1. game time temperatures 50s, falling to 40s during the game. if you really want the warm stuff, you have to be a seminole

going all the way down. florida state and miami, wide left, wide left. that's what all the college football fans are yelling. temperatures in the lower 70s. that's more like it. for us tomorrow, bits of sunshine in the morning. clouds coming in during the course of the day tomorrow. so it will look like a mostly cloudy afternoon. by 7:00, 8:00 in the evening, we could have a sprinkle around here. most of your sunday will be drive. but as we get into monday morning, cloudy skies and rain likely by lunchtime to about dinnertime on monday. so keep that in mind. monday is not going to be the prettiest day outside. after that, the cold air really starts to lock in another piece of true, arctic air arrives here, following the rain drops monday night. might end with a snowflake or two. is going to bring snow to the north and west, not to us. sunday and monday, temperatures 20 to 30 degre colder than average. highs in the mid 30s on tuesday and wednesday.

michigan is off today. they play maryland next week. kristin, you get to your game next weekend. the game ccocks taking on -- an trying to right the shift after the blowout next week taking on the red raiders. >> thanks a lot. georgetown wizards and caps, stacey has it all in your sports. >> don't bother going outside in the cold. plenty happening in the world of sports. georgetown kicking off their season later today against st. francis brooklyn. the hoyas looking different this year after losing leaders on and off the court the last few years. he graduated. so now john tops in the third, going with some of his young guys. everybody pumped u for the personally, i wish we had another two or three weeks before the season started, just because there's so much teaching that's going on. that's going to be 's goingo out there. >> up a level now, the wid ards

back in action tonight against the orlando magic. the whiz currently on top of the southeast division at 6-2. one of their best starts in a long time. john wall, he's not surprised. >> i think we all came in with a mind-set of knowing how we last season pe we got different guys on the team. we wanted to come in and especially take your home court first and then play good on the road at the same time. but we just coming outs playing aggressive, plg t right way and going through different adversities and concepts on down the season. >> caps looking to bounce back after another tough loss. capitals played new jersey tight, but late mistake by brayden holt for the goaltender, that was the difference. the cap's three-game winning street tonight in st. louis. the lightst, the maryland at bird stadium. they will host the 12th ranked michigan state spartans at 8:00 tonight.

that is a look at sports. hope your saturday is a good one. a barber shop is inspiring change in one part of chicago. how one barber is c

a barber shop owner is making a difference by helping others start their own businesses. >> ron mott has the story of a man helping his community. >> i work at both stores. >> for jerome williams, taking care of number one means taking

care of others. >> what's interesting is the location in a grocery store. how has that worked out? >> fantastic. >> he's barber shop outside of chicago. it started five years ago with three barbers and now boasts 37. >> i took guys who didn't have any clientele and put them in a place where a lot of people needed hair cuts. >> after a career in the marines, williams went to nursing school, but was honest with himself and got out. >> i realized that you don't want a person in health care that's just doing it for money. >> he tried hit hand at barbering. with his personality and tension for wooing people has built a successful business as diverse behind the razors and scissors as those underneath him. >> the way he focuses on business and how he makes things happen. >> williams isn't satisfied with giving opportunities, he mentors, teaching his crew is ups and downs of mentorship.

eye cr n duncan partnered with jerm roam. >> jerome gave me the opportunity to work 24/7. you can make as much money if you like. >> 1.6 million is the goal. >> williams clearly has financial goals for himself, seeing others reach theirs motivates him to keep it growing one barber at a time. >> it's important for me to help barber become owners because once you're a owner, then you can help others. >> a philosophy he nets never wants to see out of style. >> it's good. >> that's our broa

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