we are being diverted after about accident happened earlier this morning. it was about 6:52 when police were called to the scene. a maryland state trooper on the northbound lane close to the jersey barrier on that travel lane, on a traffic stop. struck. ended up with five people injured including the trooper. trooper had to be taken to the hospital via helicopter. the cars are actually still in those travel lanes. so traffic as you approach democracy boulevard is being moved over into the local lane. so it is still moving but not at a very fast pace. the investigation continues into exactly the cause of this accident, but, again, we do understand that the maryland state troop her to be flown out of here on a medevac. other people transported to the hospital. five in all. we don't really have a breakdown on the gender, the number of cars and the people in the cars. and we hope to have that as it becomes available. again if you're traveling on i-270 north, expect

least falls road all the way up to democracy. you're being diverted around the accident scene on the local travel lanes and then can you continue on north. live in montgomery county, derrick ward, news 4. >> derrick, thank you. maryland, we tell you, a move over law requiring drivers to shift over a lane when police are on the shoulder, but a news 4 i-team investigation recently revealed state police records show not all drivers are paying attention. at least seven patrol cars or troopers hit on the side of at road since january. 9:01 the time on this saturday. we do want to turn our attention to the weather and welcome you in on this saturday morning. i'm david culver. >> good morning. i'm meagan fitzgerald. a warm and comfortable weekend in store. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein issing traing how long the sunshine will be sticking around. good morning, tom. >> you said the key word, meagan. comfortable. we've got low humidity moving in on a fresh northeasterly breeze. starting off early on t

a lot of clouds. now the cloud cover breaking up, sunshine breaking out. here's a live view from the storm team 4 tower camera overlooking montgomery conti in the foreground. off in the distance on the roho rises horizon, frederick county. and reagan national up to 75 degrees. beautiful day under way, setting the stage for a wonderful weekend. storm team 4 radar scanning clouds. no rain from west virginia all the way to the bay and the atlantic beaches. a look at our next chance for rain and storms, that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> tom, thank you. breaking news to get to now. out of fort worth, texas. two people dead and at least four others injured at a shooting at a dance studio. police say it happened at studio 74. the building was being rented out for a private party. some or the of altercation inside, but unclear how many shooters there

now to a developing story working in prince george's county this morning. five people shot inside a home in district heights. three of them dead. two women and a man. this happened around 9:30 last night on orleans avenue. at last check, the fourth victim is in critical condition. the fifth is in stable. no word yet how the five victims are or could be related. so far, no suspect information released, but police do not believe this was a random act. and to a developing story in germantown. five people injured including three children in a serious crash on clopper road near great see enka highway. it happened in montgomery county. fire add rescue crew cans tweeted out pictures of the scene. we're told three of the people are seriously hurt. both routes 117 and 119 were closed during the investigation. all lanes have reopened. and the investigation into the fatal train crash in manassas continues this

near godwin drive and wellington roads, west of manassas amtrak and vre station. last night prince william conty police confirmed one bern died. investigators trying to figure out how it happened. imagine this, driving down the street. all of a sudden the road opens up an your car drops. the couple in this car wasn't quite sure what happened until they got out and saw a metal plate had given way along wisconsin avenue. the plate was part of a pepco project in tenleytown. the car had to get towed away. no one was hurt. >> i looked at brittany. we dgot a little worried, then t stopped. we started to smell gas. opened up the door. got out of the car konchts have been a lot worse. it's not clear how badly that vehicle was damaged. there are questions over whether d.c. is doing enough to help preschoolers with special

according to "the washington post," the city is appealing a federal court ruling that says the city's services are inadequate. if the city loses its appeal it will be required to identify and "valuate more children between 3 and 5 years old who need special education services. a new fracking fight developing in maryland according to "the washington post." state regulators gearing up to let energy companies begin fracking. that would happen once the more tore rhum on the gas extraction process ends which is next fall. state lawmakers apposed to the drilling method are now making plans to permanently ban it during the next legislative session. the new plans are a revised version of regulations put out during the final weeks of former governor martin o'malley's second term. 9:07, your time. a traffic alert on this saturday. this morning, plenty of college geerp running through the district. the alumni 5k is underered way meaning lots of road closures. a look at the str

affected. we're told they should all wrap up, the closures that is, within the hour. by about 10:00 this morning. a worldwide impact felt from britain's vote to leave the eu. what the change means for your investmen investments, and why the full financial effect may be far from over. and no winner. at least not yet. al biggs, makes a million, growing, a

back at 9:08, and right now deadly and devastating flooding in west virginia. 200 members of the national guard are heading there to help folks impacted by the severe weather. joining us now is nbc's morgan radford, live with the latest

how's it looking out there this morning? >> reporter: right thousand, david, authorities have been able to set up an emergency evacuationoute to the 300 people trapped inside this shopping mall behind me. they were able to get some people out yesterday, but as soon as darkness began to fall, david, they realized it was unsafe and are finishing up those evacuations today. this is as the death toll continues to rise. 23 fatalities this morning, including an 8-year-old boy and a 4-year-old toddler. this while 44 counties across the state of west virginia are still under a state of emergency. more than 19,000 homes still don't have power. david, this has been the deadliest flood in the u.s. in the past 18 years, and thankfully, there are no flash flood warnings today. certainly welcome news for those crews still trying to rescue those people who are trapped inside? david? >> devastating. morgan, thank for your coverage. 9:09, your time. falls church police charge a lunch lady for

students. fadwa sarsaur stole thousands from elementary students' accounts. took place over a three-year period at bailey's elementary school. a supervisor discovered discrepancies in several accounts. she is charged with three counts of embezzlement, suspended from work without pay. if you haven't gotten your mega millions ticket yet, don't freak out. you have until tuesday for a shot at the jackpot, by the way, it's at $390 million. no one matched all six numbers in friday night's drawing for the $363 million prize, but four tickets sold matched five numbers. so that means one of those tickets is worth $5 million. switching gears now. let's bring on the sunshine. tom's updating his forecast with how soon we'll be back in the mid-80s, and the most comfortable times to get outside and enjoy the weekend. and speaking of getting

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around 80 degrees. ought to be hitting the mid-80s by mid-afternoon. low humid any place. lots of sunshine. don't forget the sun block if you're heading out the door and have fun with the family during the afternoon. terrific weather on the way again tomorrow. a look at our next chance for storms getting into next week. that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> tom, thank you. following a developing story out of canada this morning where at least five people are dead following a fiery crash along a toronto highway. multiple tractor trailers and several cars collided with at least one car flipping on its roof and others erupting into flames. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. alexandria's top cop calling it quits after nearly 40 years of service, chief cook announcing he'll retire in october. he served at chief the last seven years. chief cook oversaw multiple murder investigations including a high profile arrest and conviction of charles serve

police chief in alexandria's history. and thousands expected to celebrate pride month. the lgbtq community parade that kicks you off in the carroll creek park. this after a mass shooting at a gay nightclub in orlando. a new report out in the flint water crisis. disease experts say blood lead levels in children there were 50% higher after the city switched its water back in 2014. that was a cost saving move. flint used the water for 18 months. lead leaks from old pipes because the water wasn't treated to control corrosion. the city switched sources again last fall. and the fallout from britain the vote to exit the european union can be seen in dollar signs. global stocks lost $2.1 trillion yesterday. more than $800 billion was lost in u.s. markets. nbc's bill neely with more on the

still sending shock waves around the globe. >> reporter: it was an earthquake. britain turning its back on europe, a shaken prime minister resigning. >> but i do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination. >> reporter: beaten by a campaign that aimed to take back control from the european union. >> let june the 23rd go down in our history as our independence day! [ cheers ] >> reporter: anti-elite, anti-establishment borrowed from the trump campaign. its leader heckled, and a favorite now to lead the country. >> it's about the right of the people of this country to settle their own destiny. >> reporter: britain will now leave the union of 28 countries. anxiety over jobs and immigration, the crucial issues. the vote to leave was roughly 52-48. some voted to protest then regretted it.

>> the whole family this morning, even though majority of us voted to leave, we are actually regretting it. >> reporter: there may be more regrets. this result puts thousands of jobs at risk. u.s. banks, jpmorgan and morgan stanley, warning they'll review investments in britain, as did carmakers ford and toyota. president obama reassuring britain and america some ties won't break. >> one thing that will not change is the special relationship that exists between our two nations. >> reporter: the news made britain's currency then stocks globally fall. google reported a sudden uptick in the search question, what happens if he leave? the answer -- no one knows. after a vote that's turned britain and the european union on its head. >> bill neely with that report right there. 9:17 your time now. shifting gears. today the sweet smells of barbecue are going to fill the air along pennsylvania avenue in the district. the

capital barbecue battle underway at 11:30 this morning. one of the biggest food festivals in the country as barbecue champs and celebrity chefs compete for the national title of barbecue champion. you won't get to taste their creations but lots of food for sale. some of the proceeds are going to go to the low uso. if you can stomach to watch this, check out the men and women who will be swallowing as many hot dogs as possible. all of this for a spot in nathan's famous fourth of july hot dog eating contest. >> oh, boy. >> yeah. get ready for it. a local regional qualifier is happening at that barbecue festival we just mentioned at 3:30 this afternoon. today's winners will head to new york for the famous contest of gluttony. i think director naomi was telling us, this is the 100th anniversary of nathan's. so a big deal for them. >> i like one hot dog, possibly two. but a hot dog

i don't know. >> 100 the limit. you stop there, tom kierein? we saw that live picture. got to see it behind us. looks like a little bit of a cloudy start. >> clouds are breaking up. getting sunshine breaking out right now and the lower humidity moving in. and speaking of appetites, if you have an appetite for low humidity this time of year, we'll take it. and serve it up for you as we'll get through the rest of the day with much more beautiful weather on the way. there is a live view of capitol hi showing a few clouds drifting over now. put away the umbrella. not needing that today. comfortable in short sleeves and shorts and flip-flops. and you can go sleeveless, too. don't forget your sunglasses and sun block as we'll have that strong june sun pouring down. great day for walking, biking, hiking, kayaking or sleeping in the hammock. terrific day coming up by noontime near 80 degrees and partly cloudy with low humidity around and with us through the afternoon with increasing

mid-afternoon. then all clear by 6:00 p.m. with a very light wind. a deslightful start to the evening. right back down to around 80 degrees by then. overnight tonight, back down into the 70s, and low humidity continuing in place. so a great afternoon for the quicken loans national pga tournament at congressional country club in bethesda. a perfect afternoon for golf. one of the key things, of course, the wind. looks like we'll have a light wind only around five to ten miles an hour reaching the mid-80s right in bethesda during the afternoon. temperatures now climbing into the 70s. reagan national up to 75. just a wonderful day. storm team 4 radar scanning clouds, no rain anywhere from the mountains of west virginia and western maryland across virginia, maryland, the bay and eastern shore. all dry and a beautiful day at the atlantic beaches as well. here's storm team 4, four day forecast. another glorious june day. tomorrow lots of sunshine on sunday. afternoon highs reaching the upper 80s tomorrow. but still low humidity in pl

87. right near that tomorrow and again monday. although monday, it's going to get more humid. increasing humidity, increasing clouds and also an increasing chance of afternoon and evening thunderstorms on monday. then on tuesday, might get a morning shower. an afternoon storm as well as wednesday. highs both days low to mid-80s. dry out towards the end of the week starting off the fourth of july weekend dry with some sunshine and highs in the mid-80s. >> that time already. thank you, tom. one of the most decorated olympic gym 234i69 nasts of her. the warning shaon millernn w

a lot of people hear the name shannon miller and think olympic grace and champion spirit nap usually comes to mind. >> five years ago, age 33 years old, the athlete received news that changed her life forever. news 4 doreen ginltslentzler shw that change set her on a new path. >> reporter: this is shannon miller at the 1996 olympics in atlanta at the top of her game with seven medals, the most b k decorated gymnast in olympic history.

but 15 years after her olympic victories she received some shattering news. >> my doctor found a baseball-sized cyst on my left ovary, and that quickly snowballed into any test that might be available to kind of figure out what was going on. >> reporter: married with a young son, shannon was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. >> and everything stopped. just my whole world stopped. >> reporter: doctors removed a mass in her pelvis along with one ovary and a fallopian tube. >> i was very, very lucky that they caught it so early. that is not the case with most ovarian cancers. >> reporter: ovarian cancer ranks fifth in cancer deaths among women and the american cancer society estimates that about 22,000 cases will be diagnosed this year. >> there are symptoms of ovarian cancer, and most women even at early stages have symptoms. they're just non-specific. >> reporter: the top four symptoms of ovarian cancer are bloating, pelvic or abdominal pain, weight loss, changing in bathroom habits. shannon was able to give birth to another child after surgery and chemotherapy and

milestone. five years cancer-free. she lives in florida with her husband and two children and has made it her mission to spread the word to women about making their health a priority. >> certainly as an ovarian cancer survivor i want to speak up and speak out about it, because we need to understand the signs and symptoms and know that it isn't just "an old person's disease." this is a disease that is absolutely horrific. the earlier you can detect it the more options you have. >> that was doreen gentzler reporting. a pelvic mass doesn't necessarily equal evarian cancer but it is critical to get it checked out. as is the case with all cancers, early detection is key. he's already got a world championship and now nba star lebron james is saying no thanks when it comes to rio. not fears of the zika virus keeping him from the games. he's not going because he feels he needs time to rest and wants

will be a second championship for cleveland. james has already won two gold amend one bronze medal in three previous trips to the olympic games. >> the sun is coming out. so is the heat. tom's updating his forecast with the most comfortable times to wash your car, do a little lawn mowing. all new this morning. something you don't hear all too often. a plane stuck in a pothole. yeah. the bizarre delays at dwi airport and how long passengers had to wait before they could take off. staying on top of breaking news. six people including a maryland state trooper hurt in a crash. the miles of backups and how drivers are getting around e wreck.th

breaking news right now at 9:30. maryland state police investigating what led to a three-car crash that hurt a trooper. that trooper, we're told in stable condition at this hour after they say he was hit while on a traffic stop. three other adults and two children also taken to the hospital. a helicopter had to be flown in to the scene, but police say none of the injuries appear to be life threatening. prince george's county police are investigating a bizarre shooting. five people shot, three dead, two women and a man. no word on exactly how the victims are related. police do not believ

random act and more than 200 national guards members are heading to west virginia to help with the deadly flooding in the state. another 300 will assist with the ongoing relief effort. the death toll has risen to 23. and thousands remain without power. >> complete devastation out there in west virginia. >> yes. >> back here closer to home, waking up to those clouds breaking apart. you can see a live picture overlooking the potomac. a beautiful start to this saturday. definitely a day to go for a run, a bike ride. this is when you want to do>> it the car, get the chores done. >> something outdoors. plenty of options. we welcome you back in on this saturday morning. i'm david culver. >> good morning. i'm meagan fitzgerald. the sun is coming out, at least trying to at this hour. meteorologist tom kierein is live in the storm team 4 weather deck. good morning, tom. >> good morning. yes, here in northwest washington you can see the grass is all lush and green here behind me. so a great day to mow the lawn with our recent rain. that grass is

some white topped, gray bottomed cotton ball clouds passing over in the sky. and your hour-by-hour forecast, mid-70s for now, and another hour. then low 80s. around 3:00, mid-80s. bright sunshine, warm afternoon, comfortable humidity and a beautiful evening if you're going out tonight. clear skies, back down into the upper 70s by late evening. a look at the next chance for storms coming up this half hour. >> thank you, tom. new this morning, a plane leaving bwi marshall airport got stuck after hitting a pothole. the alaska airlines flight was on its way to seattle. all passengers had to get off the plain on to the tarmac and put on a bus. we don't know how long the plane sat there before the passengers got off. there was damage to the wheel, but the plane, they say, got fixed, and was in the air by 11:00 a.m. no one was hurt. r

to flee a wildfire in central california have died. sheriff officials say the people were overcome by smoke outside their home. rescue crews plan to search nearby burned homes for other possible victims. nearly 47 square miles have been burned in the fire that continues to grow out of control. developing right now in prince william county, police are still investigating a shooting. officers went to a home in the 1600 block of fisher court and dumfries around 9:00 last night. a short time later someone went to an emergency room with a gunshot wound. then a second shooting victim found at the home. both transferred to a local trauma center. no word on their condition yet. police are still looking for a possible suspect. happening today, ddot hosts its first public meeting kicking off a livability stud any ward 7. starting in about an hour, at 10:30,

plumber elementary school in southeast d.c. neighbors will learn more on the study of the quality of life, improvements to transportation, sayy, connections to destinations and sustainability. and police say he threatened to shoot a teen and he was taken into custody thursday night. officers searched his home last week after he allegedly sent text messages to the victim saying he would kill her and her family then head to her school. police found an ak-47 and more than 180 rounds of ammunition. the victim attends eleanor roosevelt high school in green belt. the suspect's name has not been released, because he will be charged as a juvenile. a former dunbar high school track coach will spend the next 17 years in prison. charles young was sentenced friday. he pleaded guilty to seven counts of sexual abu earlier this year. young admitted to abusing seven boys on the

tweev 2012 and 2014. and at am torres, sentenced to a year in prison for killing john geer in 2013. despite the sentence, torres will get out on good behavior because he's already spent ten months in jail. geer's family says the sentence is insulting and was the result of a plea deal prosecutors say was key to keeping geer's children off the stand. >> if i killed someone, i wouldn't see the light of day. >> geer's death led to new policy training and policy changes in fairfax county. officers involved in incidents involving force much now have names released within ten day. pass along a heads up in mclean tomorrow and pass any where are near the tyson or greensboro stations, seeing a lot of emergencyi

first responders between those two stations. all part of a quarterly drill they conduct throughout the region. the greensboro station will be closed until 2:00 tomorrow afternoon, and if you're signed up for metro alerts they'll let you know when it reopens. metro will run free shuttle buses between greensboro to replace the silver line service. the u.s. national whitewater service in charlotte temporarily shut down water activities after a teen died from a brain-eating amoeba. lauren sykes died a few days after rafting at the center. doctors say her death was caused by the amoeba commonly found in warm bodies of water and can be fatal if it gets into a person's nose. the teen was in a raft with several others that turned over. >> this is a very common microorganism, you know, if people go swimming in lakes and ponds and rivers around here they are likely to come into contact with this. the? ed we can

this is, i don't know how feasible that is. >> officials say only the whitewater rafting feature is closed. all other amunsments open. no our cases of the disease have been reported. and you might save some money on your next uber ride. what led to a new ripricing chae for the ride-sharing service. [ cheers ] the title nobody wants. poor dog right there. well, you're going to meet the pup, four-pound pup, rescued from the pound who now carries the rld's ugliest title.wo

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good morning. welcome sunshine has returned. there's the capitol wheel prince george's county camera overlooking the title potomac. wilson bridge in the distance. delightful june morning under way. a great day for walking, hiking, biking, kayaking's hitting the mid-80s this afternoon, increasing sunshine, down near 80 by 6:00 p.m. the next chance of storms next week approaching the fourth of july holiday, coming up in a few minutes. >> we'll check in there. returning to the breaking news covering out of montgomery county. a three-vehicle crash involving a maryland state trper. traffic slowed much of the morning along i-270. >> news 4 derrick ward is live on the scene. seeing signs of progress out there. >> reporter: looks like they have cleared up a bit now on i-270 north. take a look. we're looking at 270 as it goes north

democracy boulevard. that was about 6:52 this morning during a traffic stop. a maryland state trooper was struck. his vehicle was struck by one car, and knocked into another car. six people in all injured. two juveniles taken away to be observed and two other adults had checkups, but the trooper and another adult were injured, in fact, the trooper was flown out via air medevac, and we are told they both suffered trauma, but non-life threatening. did have traffic flows on the travel lanes. the through lanes of i-27 for a good part of an hour. traffic diverted around on the local lane, but the investigation continues into how this crash all happened, and as you mentioned, there are move over laws, and we are told now that the crash is completely cleared. the main line is open, but, of course, the investigation does continue. live in

derrick ward, news 4. >> derrick, thank you. uber customers won't see those infamous third rates anymore on the app nap doesn't mean the extra fees are going away. you will still pay high rates base and demand. the ride share company says it will now show the total price as soon as users order a ride. you have to put in your final destination, though, to see the actual fare. a turf battle waged in prince george's county. some players and parents say a local football field is putting their kids at risk. some football players at northwestern high in hyattsville say they're forced to play on a field made of dirt and have been hurt on it. the school was supposed to get a new artificial turf field. students plan to hold a rally monday night. prince george's public schools did not respond to news 4's requests for comment. a familiar face making a big mark early on.

the u.s. open last week, finishing in the first round of this tournament. >> and now some not too familiar with the sport often wonder why golf courses are so quiet, but news 4 carol maloney has an earn taining look at the art of the golf clap. >> reporter: the golf clap. deliberately quiet. sometimes awkward. always sincere. >> i tried to perfect it for a long time and i get the right degree of softness typically after one beer. >> reporter: a shot that's really cool and you do -- >> like, nice shot. keep it up. and -- >> reporter: that soft -- >> that's a good one. that was classical. >> reporter: the volume varies. sometimes silent is the answer. sit here and watch them smack the ball, yet no celebrating. >> no. look. my hands are full. >> reporter: are you clapping on the inside? >> ye

>> and you're doing it right, if -- >> right. >> reporter: you have to show them you care. >> exactly. and i do care. >> reporter: ever feel like just dropping your stuff and letting a hoot and holler out after a good tee shot? >> yes, very much so. a better putt. i like good putts. >> reporter: putts will bring out the inner cheer? >> yeah. putts bring in the money. >> reporter: does it make you feel better as a golfer when you see them shake it a little bit? >> a little bit. yeah. >> reporter: these are the fairways. he's in the sand trap, too. >> yeah. i'm not the only one. [ applause ] >> as i listen to it, very similar to the tennis clap. >> ah, is it? right. >> a little art to it. not too soft. what did you say, like a -- delicate. >> firm but -- gets the point across that you care. >> the question is, can we golf clap for the weather? >> yes, you can. feel free. just go right ahead.

get. as we head into the rest of the day, check the weather where you are. heading out to bethesda, congressional country club, definitely here's what you're going to need today. your sunglasses and sun block. you'll be comfortable. sleeveless and shorts and flip-flops, and put away the umbrella. no rain today. we'll be off to a dry start for the rest of the day for the tournament and all around the region, and staying that way for the afternoon and into the evening. right now, storm team 4 temperatures showing upper 60s, near 70, shenandoah valley from the blue ridge east across virginia and maryland, low to mid-70s. reagan national now 75. beautiful day on the bay. great day for sailing. northeast breeze around 5 to 15, low 70s there. storm team 4 radar not showing rain anywhere from the mountains to the atlantic beaches. great beach day, too. water temperatures, hovering in upper 60s. near 80 by nooe.

mid-80s, low humidity lots of sunshine all the way until late afternoon into the mid-80s. storm team 4 four-day forecast, another gorgeous, june day. tomorrow afternoon highs up around 80. lots of sunshine and again another day with low humidity, and then getting into monday, going to get more humid. afternoon temperatures upper 80s and a greater chance of scattered storms looks like late afternoon and evening. off and on showers and storms around tuesday and wednesday. ought to dry out in time for the end of the week, and as we start the fourth of july weekend, next weekend. do you believe that guys? it's here already. >> time flies. >> hashed not to take an opportunity when you have potential olympians in our math classes, in our history classes with us. >> the thing is, class is out for the summer, but their project, well, it lives on. the legacy these students you're about to meet excited to finish even during their summer vacation. staying on top of breaking news. a maryland state trooper is one of six people hurt in a crash. what we're now finding o

investigators piece together a wreck on i-270.

bye-bye! oh, this is great! >> if you are not afraid of heights. you may want to try a one of a kind slide, 1,000 feet above los angeles. the 45-foot glass enclosed slide gives riders a bird's-eye view from the u.s. bank tower's 69th floor. i thit

tom, what do you think? >> i would do that. >> me, too. dave? >> i'll watch you guys. >> the slide is mounted on the side of the building and the $8 ride opens to the public today. >> whew! >> not too bad. anyway, switching gears. students at a high school in alexandria wrapped up classes but are not done for the summer. >> several students have to do work on a project and they think this project could actually end in olympic gold. >> reporter: going through hours and hours of video searching for the best shots. >> we're really best friends. >> reporter: a year ago we introduced you to the lyle brothers returning from a track and field competition in cuba. their sights now

olympics. >> doesn't seem they ever slow down. >> reporter: it's not so much about the journey but the peers trying to document it all. >> hard not to take an opportunity when you have potential olympians in our math classes, in our history classes with us. >> reporter: since november, this yup of eight t.c. williams high schoolers part of a tv production class hit the road with the lyles brothers capturing them on and off the track. >> whenever we go to the meets, all of these people taking pictures of them. i've captured josephus. never talks about himself. dude, you're actually famous. >> reporter: they're struck by humility. >> they sort of stuck to who they are, which is really cool. >> reporter: their goal, a full-length documentary and a digital page chronicling the brothers' journey. for those behind the scenes, sack facing a lot of free time. even after graduation, most time spent op this project. >> i don't really min

i'd rather do that than have a vacation. >> reporter: hoping their story and the looichls brothers' skills will head to rio. >> best of luck to them. awesome. 9:56. four things to need to know. maryland state police are investigating a three-car crash that injured a trooper on i-270 in rockville. that troop sir in stable condition after they say he was hit on a traffic stop. three other adults and two juveniles also taken to the hospital. lanes starting to reopen at this hour. no suspects in a deadly shooting in prince george's county. five people shot inside this home. no word how the victims could be related. three victims died. hundreds of national guard members are on their way to west virginia helping with the storm relief there after flooding killed at least 23 people and created massive power outages. nature fallout following britain's vote to exit the european union continues around the world. french president francois hollande is holding meetings with leaders of his

together after the uk vote. wrestling with similar issues that broke the british to hold that referendum. and a beautiful day out there right there. going to be a flinice one. >> great beach and poll weather t pool weather. lots of sunshine. more the same tomorrow. more humid. next chance of any storms does appear to be monday afternoon into monday night. some scattered thunderstorms. all righty. i'd say that deserves a gold spot. >> absolutely. very nice. >> thanks for joining us. that's going to do it for us on this saturday. we appreciate it.

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