flag-wearing fence jumper at the white house. we're live at the north lawn where a man made a run for it. >> happy holiday homecoming, missing siblings found alive hundreds of miles away. it's an annual tradition that mixes football and politics. i'm mark segraves, and coming up, you might be surprised who was on the sidelines. >> black friday march, new calls for a mass demonstration after more police videos are released in the shooting of a chicago teen. developing first at 6:00, a fence jumper disrupts the first family's thanksgiving. a man climbs over the newly upgraded white house fence draped in the american flag. >> these photos just into the

newsroom. the man is carrying what looks to be on a a binder. he raises his hand in triumph and secret service agents all over him. >> they think he left his vehicle in hanes point and walked to the white house. >> our team coverage begins with derek ward live in the north lawn. >> derek? >> good evening. they have identified that fence jumper. his name is joseph caputo. we don't have an address for him, an age and certainly, we don't know why he jumped the fence, but indeed he did earlier this afternoon and i had this intense moment. >> an otherwise uneventful thanksgiving day in d.c., this type of incident that happened all too often happened again at the white house. >> this man came to see the sights when the jumper started winding his way through the crowd. >> climbing. he was climbing like crazy and

then he was all, like, woo! >> the unidentified man was arrested before he made it to the executive mansion and police immediately cleared lafayette park across the street. incidents like this brought in high-profile security and it was a different feel. in georgetown, fewer people than usual and there is a police presence near the four seasons hotel. they were responding to a tradition and free food for first responders and other public servants who aren't working today. >> some of them ordered the food and they come and pick it up 50 at a time and we just have the s.w.a.t. team here. >> another tradition for some, visiting the smithsonian museum. they were open today and while terrorism was on people's minds that didn't keep them away. >> we didn't want it to stop us and while the sentiment isn't unanimo unanimous, and we had family in town last week and they opted

not to come. though most people we spoke to are confident with the message from the mayor. >> we have heightened vigilance and we follow the precedent and the secretary of homeland security who told people to be city smart. >> washington feels very safe. >> it doesn't mean you let your guard down because there's always the unexpected. >> i'm glad they did. again, joseph caputo has been taken into police custody. we don't know why he did it. lafayette park was cleared and they cleared it immediately after the incident and they put this crime scene tape up and we don't know what unfolded and hopefully in the ensuing days and it will make a court appearance and whether the president and the first family were in the white house when this happened. we're live just off lafayette square. back to you, chris.

>> i'm sure we'll learn more about him in the coming hours and our team coverage continues with meagan fitzgerald and they found what they think is the suspect's car. what are you hearing? >> reporter: you know, chris, law enforcement officials are confirming to us tonights that that ford taurus was found in the corner sparking space. behind me here is that of the white house fence jumper joseph caputo. that car had connecticut license plates with -- on it. secret service officials were out here at around 3:30 this afternoon and they were investigating that vehicle. they were taking pictures. they openeded up the doors. they went in and outside of the car. they even popped the trunk and looked throughout the trunk, as well. it was around 4:30 when that taurus was loaded on to a flatbed and towed away. to give you some context, we're about three and a half miles away from the white house. it's still unclear as to how caputo got there, but eric, that is part of what officers are investigating right now. >> meagan fitzgerald, thank you

very much. this is the first time somebody managed to make it over the fence since federal crews started making security upgrades to the white house perimeter over the summer. new spikes atop the fence went up in july. the national park service is still in the process of enhancing other security points around the white house. overseas, the alert level in brussels has been lowered by a notch. the prime minister says there's no longer an imminent threat to belgium and it didn't explain how and why that changed. belgian police are searching for suspects linked to the attacks in paris and the new alert level still means the attacks are possible and likely envelopes containinga i white powder triggered an anthrax alert and that turned out to be nothing more than flour. tonight a maryland family is thankful to learn two missing siblings in their 70s are safe. someone found james everett ward and his sister rosalie thomas

sleeping in their jeep 200 miles away from their home in landover. they disappeared monday afternoon and police were worried about them without medication. they still don't know why they drove that far, but they are fine and in good health. >> we are following developments in the chicago police shooting including threats to shut down the city's shopping districts tomorrow. protesters are planning a huge rally and they're outraged after seeing video police shooting a black teenager 16 times. president obama says he's deeply disturbed by that video, as well, which shows the moments leading up to laquan mcdonald's death. a warning some of you may find this video disturbing, but we want to take you to tina orlando in chicago. >> dash cam video showing 17-year-old laquan mcdonald shot by police 16 times as he walked down the street with a knife in his hand. the officer who pulled the trigger, 37-year-old jason van dyke. he's charged with first-degree

murder. in newly released dash cam video we are seeing the first time some of what officer van dyke saw that night in 2013. it showed mcdonald running in front of the vehicle just 30 seconds before the fatal shooting. the officers pursued him until the shooting happened at 9:57 p.m. and just to the right of the vehicle and out of the frame. >> we then see more officers arriving on the scene and their hustle slow because shot his been fired. another police vehicle arrives and the dash cam video showing the lifeless body of laquan mcdonald in the streets. this is dash cam video from another police vehicle. it was the first vehicle to respond to the call, but the dash cam doesn't start rolling until almost five minutes after the shooting takes place. >> officer jason van dyke's lawyer says he feared for his life and the shooting was justified because he felt threatened. >> as the holiday rush begins,

fairfax county police are going after people who are trying to commit credit card fraud. search warrants we pulled show police at fair oaks mall arrested potter and donovan web, the pair from new york are accused of trying to buy several items from a macy's store. the scheme included thousands of dollars of high-end purchases from various shopping malls including tyson's. our holiday team coverage continues. mark segraves was at today's turkey bowl and doug kammerer, and the forecast is looking pretty good for everybody headed out shopping. >> not bad at all and one of the warmest thanksgivings we've seen in quite some time. high temperature in d.c. at the airport and 64 degrees today and a lot of people over the 60-degree mark and 65, fredericksburg and 56 a little cooler over toward annapolis and what about your overnight forecast and if you're going to be hitting some of the shopping areas and 53 degrees around 7:00

and 51 by 11:00 and waking up tomorrow morning and many people sleeping outside tonight for some of those big deals. 7:00 a.m. and a little bit on the cool side and we'll see temperatures around 47 degrees and i'll have the extended forecast including shower activity for the weekend. thanks, doug. >> the turkey bowl pits the top two d.c. public school teams in the championship game, but as mark segraves reports, like most things in the district, there is a political aspect to it all. >> it was all woods and warriors dominating the tiger, but on the side line, was there plenty of political entry. the 46th annual turkey bowl began with an inspired rendition of the national anthem. ♪ the bombs bursting in air >> within minutes on the field woodson took control. >> mayor muriel bowser rearranged her schedule today so that she could attend the game.

>> we know how important sports are and how children form and grow up and learn discipline and sportsmanship. >> joining the mayor was ward's seven council member who had a bit of a conflict for today's game. >> she's really into pit bulls and she represents h.d. woodson in ward 7 and she's a graduate of wilson senior high school, so she really has to do double time. they may have to call this game, mark. it's looking pretty bad for wilson right now. >> also at today's game. >> gray says he hopes the u.s. attorney will complete this investigation for the 2010 campaign, hooiz thinking of running for the d.c. council. >> i think people are urging me to make a decision. >> we asked alexander about the possibility she may be running against mayor gray. >> well, correction, former mayor gray, and i managed to win it. >> also at today's game, former

council member, harry tom a jr., who was recently released from prison after stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars intend for inner city youth. >> god is a forgiving god and i acknowledge my mistakes and i want to come back and build the community. >> we asked thomas if he might run for the d.c. council again. >> i don't know. that's god's plan. and that's what i'm going to do. >> from the turkey bowl, mark segraves, news 4. an e. coli outbreak linked to costco growing and new information on where the bacteria is coming from. >> the federal government has a new flu vaccine and how it can help some of the most vulnerable. >> why one family thinks a pope

protests over this week's deadly international incident, it is downing of that russian military jet in turkish airspace continued today in moscow and the tensions spilling over into the effort to stop isis militants who claimed responsibility for the attacks in paris. nbc's joe frier has the latest. >> tensions are boiling over in moscow. an angry response after the downing of a russian bomber near the syrian border. one of the pilots did not survive. now turkey is releasing

recordings of what it says were repeated warnings sent over radio to the russian jets. >> reporter: turkey says the plane was warned ten times in five minute, but the russian navigator on the plane was ejected and later rescued disputes that and not showing his face the navigator says there was no warning either on the video. >> and it's possible they weren't tuned into the channels. the plane never flew into turkish airspace claiming his jet was on the syrian side for the first time and turkey had a different flight path showing it was flying over a sliver of turkish territory. despite the conflict both sides say there are no plans to go to war, but russian president vladimir putin says he will deploy long-range missiles. they will hold a memorial

service for the pilot who died and the marine killed in the rescue mission after the plane went down. >> as france's president meets today with putin trying to put this crisis behind russia and putin if russia focuses its efforts on isis. back to you. a fire broke out in an apartment complex on bradley boulevard just before 1:00 this afternoon. it started in an oven and the good news, though is nobody was hurt. we're learning more about a triple shooting in fairfax county and police seized more than a dozen items from the apartment including bullets, syringes and pills. one man was killed and two others wounded in the alexandria area of the county and police searched a nearby car and found a box and instruction manual for a clock and a man named markel davis died in that shooting and fairfax county police are trying to find a man named andre

wilkins. that's the man there. they're calling him a suspect. >> we have new details on an e. coli outbreak that's gotten 20 people sick. costco says the latest fda test results showed the source of that bacteria appears to be a tainted vegetable mix in the rotisserie chicken salad sold at the stores. costco took the chicken salad off the shelves about a week ago, but if you've got it in your refrigerator, you want to pitch that. the food and drug administration a prpproved a ne flu vaccine. their systems don't react well and puts them at severe complications. fluadshould be, available next year. it contains a booster that stimulates the system so the vaccine itself is more effective. >> tens of thousands of catholic states drove, riding in the popemobile in kenya, the pontiff blessed the crowd as he arrived

in the service. earlier he met with christian and muslim leaders urging them to end recent terror attacks and they head to uganda and the central african republic, wrapping up the first trip to africa. some are calling it the miracle on markets street. >> he kissed a baby with a rare brain tumor and now that little girl is making a remarkable turnaround. doctors told gianna massiantonio. with the help of the friend and the fbi she got that blessing and the latest mri shows gianna's tumor has nearly disappeared and doctors say it is now likely the 15-month-old baby will survive. donald trump under fire again. what he said about a disabled reporter. you're looking at live pictures now. the feast is finished and now it's time to chow down on some

sales. we'll go live to a local store and take you inside the action. >> doug is back next tracking the chances for

and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> just a beautiful thanksgiving across our area. take a look. this is the bethesda turkey chase. the 10k run kicked off at 8:30 this morning and the weather could not have been better for this race and just really just all day long and abundant sunshine and they got to low to mid-60s across the area and it was spectacular out there. look at all of the people out running this morning and trying to work off everything that we ate during the afternoon today. let's take a look and show you what's happening out there. 54 degrees and winds out of the southeast at 3 miles an hour and it is just spectacular and here it is the end of november and

temperatures are still in the 50s as the sun has gone down and 51 in fredericksburg. 53 over toward annapolis. no rain to talk about and once again we continue to be on the dry side for sure. very dry conditions. that's going to continue, too. take a look at the sat right and radar. you can see the clouds trying to work in, but they can't get in past the mountains. we are dry from boston all of the way down the coast here. the exception back toward the middle part of the country and we talked about this earlier in the week and around chicago, kansas city and got toward dallas and currently seeing snow and they picked up a couple of inches and not a big storm out there and if you have travel plans this is the area to watch out for and let's take a look at this and future weather, i want to show you what's happening here and watch out for some areas of fog. we could see some fog early tomorrow morning in some areas and then the sun comes out and then it gets really warm. really warm for this time of year and the average temperature, we're going to be 10 to 15 degrees above average and we stay on the warm side,

and this is saturday now and notice the cloud cover, saturday at 1:00 and still on the warm side and then we start to get into a chance for shower activity late saturday into sunday. if you're driving on sunday, i-95 up toward philly and maybe 68 or 64 out to the west and you may run into shower activity, but that's all it is, let's show you the wider view and temperatures in the 50s in the area on sunday, but the wider view does show the problem areas, and denver cold and we could see temperatures around 20 degrees and it could be some flight delays around the dallas area, and most of the country still not having too many problems, not nearly as good though as it was yesterday. >> high temperatures, look at these temps and 68 in d.c., and 65 in leesburg, and a beautiful, beautiful afternoon on your friday. if you're getting out to do some shopping, looking good. 65 on sunday and a chance for

rain, but it will be light on monday and we'll see a high temperature up around 48 degrees and we'll talk about a chance for showers and what next week holds for us and coming up at 6:45. next at 6:00, they spent their thanksgiving lined up outside local stores. >> there's no sleep. >> come on now. >> we're live as shoppers start their holiday shopping. are the deals worth it this year? >> new controversy surrounding donald trump after he appears to mock a disabled reporter. >> i don't remember! >> inside the bataclan, band members recount the night of terror in paris. >> and i can see the gunman and he looked right at me and he shot at me and he missed.

>> we're coming up on 6:30 and

following breaking news in the district. that lockdown in the white house has just been lifted. people are witness again being allowed in and out of the white house. the lockdown lifted. remember it was only about 20, 30 minutes ago that we learned the name of the man who jumped the fence today, joe caputo and we'll hear more about him as the night goes on, but the lockdown lifted at the white house. >> shoppers are lining up to get a jump on their holiday shopping. >> others have been open for much of the day and we stop by the springfield plaza kmart as customers pick up those iconic blue light deals and another set of sales are set to debut in less than an hour. >> it's just the start of what will be a long night. >> shomari stone is live at the best buy in wheaton. how's it looking out there? >> reporter: it looks really biz pep the black friday bonanza has started and i'm here at the best

buy in wheaton and take a look at this line right over here. these folks have been lined up all day long. it's been wrapped around the building. let's roll some video right now. one guy told me he's been here since 2:30 in the afternoon yesterday. the majority of these folks are in line to get deals on tvs and laptops. they're convinced that black friday has the best sales of the year and they want to get the lowest price on electronics. the hot item at this best buy a $150 toshiba flat screen. let's now hear from some shoppers. >> this year my wife and family decided to feed the homeless. so they cook all of the feed at home and they drove it down to d.c. in the park to feed the homeless. i'm home by myself and i thought i would come with the kids and play some ball and get in line and buy my tv. >> why not be at home getting thanksgiving dinner. >> we've got food waiting at

home. >> montgomery county police are doing a great job of keeping things orderly here. at first they were only letting people in ten at a time and everyone is walking in. don't believe the hype. some experts say you can get good deals on toys on cyber monday and clothes as we move closer to christmas. also, you may want to go online. go to the website for your favorite stores because there are some good deals on there, as well. live in wheaton, i'm shomari stone, news 4. donald trump under fire again. in the new controversy trump appears to ridicule a reporter that has congenital joint condition that limits his arm move chltments movements. >> you have to see this guy, i don't remember. >> that was from a rally in south carolina tuesday. he was talking about reporter

serge covalesky. muslims in new jersey cheered as the twin towers collapsed and those claims were widely refuted. trump's comments came after he said he does not remember anyone cheering on 9/11. the thought of thousands of pies and protate potatoes might make your stomachache, megan mcgrath shows what it means to community members who aren't taking for granted this thanksgiving. >> cooking a turkey can be a challenge for even an experienced cook. so how about cooking 600 turkeys? >> let me get in the middle and then throw in more than 1,000 pounds of potatoes and 1400

pies. food and friends have done just that for people battling life-threatening illnesses. >> she left a job at the u.s. capitol. >> i would feed homeless people every day, and it just made me want to make a difference. so i started thinking about what i can do. >> these are going clients who may not feel well enough to cook themselves. sharing with family and friends and it wouldn't be possible without the volunteers who help pack and deliver the food. >> the women of the platinum dreams motorcycle club have made it their tradition. >> we come here every year. this is how we start off our thanksgiving. we enjoy giving back to the community and this is what we do, right, gang? [ cheering ] >> food delivery. >> at 8:00, the deliveries began. >> do you know how wonderful this is? >> belinda cunningham was moved

to tears as she unpacked her food. her health problems often prevent her from going to the store, let alone cooking a huge holiday meal. >> this has helped me with my illness. i'm striving, i'm eating. >> while thanksgiving is special to the employees and volunteers here, it is only one small part of the group's mission. food and friends serves meals monday through saturday all year long. in northeast, megan mcgrath, news 4. sometimes we all need to be reminded how many truly great people there are in our area. there was a huge turnout at the 40th annual turkey trot. thousands of runners hit the streets of alexandria for the 5-mile run. some of them brought along their dogs. it ended at george washington middle school and jim moran was the grand marshal. >> this is what we do and it's our lives and there's no way we're not going keep doing it.

>> a must-see interview with the band who survived the

members of the california band eagles of death metal are opening up about the paris terror attack. >> the group was performing at the bataclan and were about an hour into the show when terrorists stormed the concert hall. they sat down with an exclusive interview with the founder of vice. >> people started dropping to the ground and running, was

there nowhere to go so they basically ran into me, towards me and jumped down below my console, and i was still standing up and i can see the gunman. he looked right at me and he shot at me and he missed and it hit my console and buttons went flying everywhere. like the console caught a shot and that's where i went instantly down to the ground and we all just huddled and i think he thought i probably got hit because i went down so quickly and everyone was injured and there was blood all over. he stayed there and continued to shoot and shoot and slaughter and just -- just scream at the top of his lungs allah akbar, and that's when i instantly knew what was going on. >> i want to thank everyone for everything they've done for us. i don't -- i don't think any of us could have handled it without the bizarre and unique support

especially from the french and the police that were there. i feel like we are in it together especially now and i'm really grateful for that. there is a lot more to that interview and you can see it all on vice.com. little angels in a battle to beat cancer. our david culver us introduces us to three people who are inspiring us. >> we'll talk about the rainfall intensity and what kind of umbrella will you need and which day of the weekend it will be. i have the forecast coming up next.

three lives, two of them young kids linked by a determination to beat cancer.

>> our david culver now with a story about gratitude, healing and heart. >> it seems appropriate the first book 5-year-old fin krimon has learned to read is called i can push. >> this is a little boy who is pushing through a lot right now and isn't afraid to show it. >> i have a little -- the needle goes in. >> they put it in your arm? >> no, in my port. >> that's the port? >> yeah. >> does it hurt when it goes in? >> no. >> it's the worst day of your life as a parent. >> reporter: a year and a half ago fin's mom and dad got the diagnosis. >> they tested his blood and immediately found leukemia cells and all of a sudden we were cancer parents and you don't ever think it's going to happen

to you. >> reporter: the chemotherapy does what we've come to expect, takes the hair for some time right to the immune system. >> sometimes you feel sick afterwards, but it's fighting off fin's cancer. ♪ this is my fight song >> it's a familiar war for 4-year-olds carla acosta. that's the fight song she's singing. >> i can go really high. i can almost touch a cloud. >> really, she loves just about anything that keeps her moving because brain cancer kept her in the hospital for months when she was a toddler. >> like, for my brain. it's, like, in your head. it's in your head. >> your brain, right? >> yeah. >> in simple words on her swing set, she explained to me why her brain required medicine. >> because -- because it needs help. >> she was otherwise perfectly healthy and one night her arm started twitching at bed time and within four days she'd had

brain surgery and then after that process of surgery she had 20 days to get healthy enough to start intensive chemotherapy. >> scarlet, can you say no more chemo? >> carla's mom recorded the day she finished her treatment. >> say hooray! >> yay! no more chemo! >> do you want to go for a walk? >> reporter: the celebrating continued for scarlet just last week, a clean scan more than two years in remission now. >> could we imagine having two healthy, healthy kids playing in the backyard like this? >> i think that's the hope that you have to hold on to every day. >> is that your -- >> in this season of gratitude, the two families tell me their thanks is for the children's national, nurses like emily schroeder. >> what kind of condition typically are the children and if they're here with you in this unit? >> if they're here with us it's

usually they're actively. over the course of exhausting 12-hour shifts mostly on her feet, emily's retrieving the life-saving medications, keeping her own fatigue hidden. >> i always try to go in with a smile. it is tough sometimes, but i always find the energy. >> they'll listen in to find that loving energy. >> are you ticklish? yes, you are, yes, you are. >> for many of us, we'll enjoy the holidays with family, emily will be making the rounds. >> seeing how happy they are with all of these different activities that we get to do makes up for it. >> it's a gratitude that runs in a circle. this nurse, grateful for her patience. >> it seems so far away in many ways. >> yeah, it does. >> do you remember spending thanksgiving at the hospital last year, finney? >> no.

>> you don't remember that? >> finn's focus is clearly on the future. >> he's headed for scarlet's rank of remission. despite the struggle, determined to push through it all. >> there you go! >> so with a little encouragement there finn does make it up that hill. all three tell me given their shared experiences they make the effort to give thanks for those little things guys, each and every day. an incredible group there. >> finn may not remember what it was like in the hospital last thanksgiving, i can tell you his mom and dad remember every excruciating second of that. >> they sure do. they tell me this year already this is their third thanksgiving they're celebrating. why not? >> that's a beautiful story. thank you, david. we appreciate it. all right. turning now to the weather.

the beautiful night out there, can't believe that we started out the week so cold and now we're in upper 60s and some areas close to 70 tomorrow and i keep looking and you may not like this, but i keep looking for a storm on the horizon and something to give me something to watch for, but there is nothing out there. right now across our area, temperatures quite nice. 54 degrees under clear skies and 53 right now at 7:00, 51 around 9:00 and cooler around 11:00 coming in around 49. it is 48 in gaithersburg, and a very nice evening and all across the region and if you're getting up early, and if you're doing some of the shopping starting off very mild for this time of year and average temperatures are in the upper 30s tomorrow and upper 40s at 6:00 a.m. and rather nice at noon and 68 degrees at 4:00, and i would not be surprised to see it out in fredericksburg.

>> storm team 4 radar, nothing to show you here, and i keep looking for those storms and here's a big one out toward the west and down towards dallas. significant ice problems and snow back towards denver. this storm system though not moving our way and we've got a big area of high pressure just sitting there and dominating and it will offer cloud cover during the day tomorrow and maybe a shower on sunday, but all in all, not bad. the reston town center, and i'll be down there seeing the christmas parade down there and holiday parade looking great at 11:00 a.m. and angie goff will be there at 11:00 a.m., too. she'll be there at 6:00 p.m. and that's when they'll be lighting the tree. a far cry from where we were last year and last year, brutally cold and this year amazingly warm. how about that? 65 on saturday and another nice day although we'll see a lot of cloud cover on saturday. we've got a chance of a shower and that's all it is and monday

the coolest day and high temperatures in the upper 40s and the next best chance of rain coming next tuesday. >> thank you, doug. >> coming up in sports. the redskins suffer, boy, oh, boy, what could be a key loss on the practice field. happy thanksgiving, everyone and we have a lot to tell you about tonight. in belgium, we have raids going on for the most wanted man in europe and the man on the run since the paris attacks and we'll bring you up-to-date there. black friday has begun online and you've probably gotten the alerts on your phone. here's the thing, bring your phone while you go shopping and

man, oh, man. you hate to lose somebody in a game, but even worse to lose him on the practice. we're talking about practice. and kind of the like the way the season has been going. >> no sleep again for the redskins and the regular week continues and the 90-minute practice and getting ready for the giants.

maybe they should have stayed home as injuries continue. chris culver may stay out the rest of the season with the torn acl and the portion closed with cameras and he was seen leaving the locker room on crutches leaving a full brace on his head and determined the extend of the damage and he's missed three games because of injuries to his left knee. the baltimore report, reports it is a torn acl and not wanting to speculate described exactly what happened today. >> he jumped up for a ball and landed on it and they're getting it checked out now. >> until we get the mri and the doctor's report, i don't know -- i don't want to be overly negative or overly positive and we'll wait and see until we get the results. >> football this afternoon at ford field and lions hosting chip kelly and the eagles and the lions hosteded a game on

thanksgiving. second quarter, and matthew stafford to golden state walks right back into the tackle and lions, 14-7 lead and they kept pressing in the final seconds, to calvin johnson who makes a heck of a catch there in the end zone. ninth time, they were trying to score a thanksgiving day game and the score now 24-7 and the two not done. third quarter, stafford to johnson again. three touchdowns for the pair today, stafford threw five in all and eagles allowed nine points for the second straight game and lions win it 45-14. down a couple of level in the high school football one of the best thanksgiving day traditions in the area. a spot in the d.c. state athletic association class 2-a final at stake in the 46th annual turkey bowl. this is the trophy that is up for grabs and woodson and first half high school and the sophomore quarterback and khalil wright on the run and looking

for the end zone. nice catch by junior white out, charles taylor and a little later, wright again and this time the bomb to motley. woodson, 300 yards passing and five touchdowns in the first half and second half now. wilson's defense making a few stops. the offense gets going a little bit and the running back repowering for the touchdown and woodson with a win by a score of 40-34 and fourth straight turkey bowl victory and also a little revenge against a rival. we came in this game with a lot of our heads and we went through that loss and we remember what we lost at that field and played this game as playback. >> it meant a lot for the young men. they did what they had to do, and i appreciate them a lot. >> woodson would take on the winner between gonzaga and friendship for the d.c. state

championship. now the practice is over and players and coaches have time to head home any enjoy the rest of their day, but what are they most looking forward to enjoying. food, family or football. >> i'm going to go 60-40-fool. the combination of them all. my family's in town and your mom's cooking and, you know, definitely watching the football games. >> the games will be on behind you while you're eating? >> probably in front of me, but yeah. >> i like both when i was younger. now it's the food and football is a plus and more traditional and you kind of sit around and watch the game and you enjoy the company of everybody else around you. >> got to have the football in front of you. >> i like how it was 60-40 in favor of the food. thanks for keeping it so real. thanks for joining us "nightly news" is coming up next. >> but tonight after the bears-packers game. >> we're on after the game. >> 11:30?

>> you've got to stay up too. >> happy thanksgiving, everybody, and happy safe shopping out there.

tonight, security scare at the white house. a man scales the spiked fence and jumps on to the north lawn. while steps away, president obama and the first family celebrated thanksgiving inside. terror raids. police storm multiple locations in the hunt for europe's most wanted man who has been on the run since the paris attack. as envelop of white powder trigger panic at a mosque. trump outraged. the republican front runner mocks a reporter with a disability who questioned trump's 9/11 claims. the backlash is intense. now, it's trump who says he wants an apology. the rush is on. retailers setting records today. launching a new black friday frenzy in your own home. even before those thanksgiving celebrations wrap up.