and chuck bell has done it a whole bunch of times before an he's out there now. go to mile marker 4. that's where he is. but once it gets into 70s it's pretty hot for runners and you know, that is pretty warm that's where it's going to be early this afternoon but it is a gorgeous morning. plenty of sunshine. and working it's way into the region and across the united states. also bringing in cooler

temperatures. >> the two of us we like the warm weather. he's had the gloves on and been covering the marathon for us this morning. >> he has the scarves, he has the gloves but i talked smack but i would be just as bundled. let's get outside right now to aaron. he is continuing our coverage live from the finish line, hey aaron. >> he's off some layers. he shedded a few. >> i did. because i felt like a wimp. so much excitement in the finish line. as we look at these folks they're tired. they just ran the 10k. these are the 10k finishers and they're exhausted in a lot of cases but the sense of accomplishment is also very

having run this and finished. we were able to see the 10k, the wheelchair and hand race participants as well as the marathon runners take off. everybody took off a little bit late this morning. there was an issue with something on the course so they had to start a few minutes late but tens of thousands of people were able to peel out of the start this morning in beautiful fashion and now we're able to introduce you to the folks who won the 10k race and we're able to speak with the female and male first place finishers a few minutes ago. >> it's awesome. i would give those that organized the race a 100. >> it was fun. it was hard to run piano myself for the whole race but i was able to practice being tough by myself so

>> local girl does well with finishing first for the females in the 10k. you're looking at video now of folks stepping off earlier this morning. i believe you're seeing some of the marathon runners as well as the wheelchair and hand cycle participants as well and they're all headed here to the finish line near the memorial here in arlington. everybody finishing up this morning. 10k runners finishing now. we expect that the hand cycle and wheelchair finishers will start coming through here probably in the next 15 or 20 minutes or so and then those fast marathon runners will start coming through here as well. we'll move down to try to get a better vantage point so we can grab the winners as soon as they come off the course. >> i'm

made it from the start line to the finish line without breaking a sweat. you are impressive. >> listen i'm not going to lie. i ran through the woods here. we just got to cut through the course. no, they drove us over here. >> of course. you took your uber over there i'm sure. >> thanks, man. >> all right. so the 42nd marathon as we have seen is officially underway but what does that mean for folks trying to drive out there? >> a headache. >> derek ward is out there live for us. a headache with the road closures maybe. >> not so much here at wisconsin. it's kind of a tale of two georgetowns. take a look. this is the relatively normal georgetown with traffic coming down wisconsin avenue but georgetown has essentially been a tour bus and a snowplow put to good use this time of the year. take a good look and this is the reason why. the runners are coming right through georgetown. they'r

avenue here at m and we saw some of the cyclists come through and they were letting people cross the avenue. they had to do their own marathon to get across between them but now that's no longer the case. you can see the crime scene tape up there. they're keeping people off here but people are taking this opportunity to come here to cheer for folks that are running and take a look. we have a map of the road blocks that are in place. most of them in place at about 5:00 a.m. and they're going to be in place until 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. maybe a little bit later since the race got started a little later but essentially that's the case. people are used to it. we're not seeing much of a problem here. people are enjoying it. it's a matter of getting from one side to the other. it's a challenge for a lot of folks but pig time here in georgetown. usually busy. busy in a different kind of way

today. >> follow us on twitter and nbc washington page as well. if you have pictures make sure that we hashtag them so we can share them as well. now breaking news that we are following. maryland state police say a man overturned and caught fire on the corner of route 301 and fair haven avenue. one person has died. we don't know if there were any other people in the van. no other vehicles appear to be involved but route 301 is closed in both directions. >> let's take you into the district. a elderly woman lost her life after a fire broke out in her bedroom. this happened in an apartme

8th street. we have video in from that scene as well. around 8:30 last night fire officials telling us it was electrical in nature and was isolated to one room in one apartment. >> you're looking at a live look at the marine corps marathon underway. we have live coverage all throughout the morning for you. we'll be right back after the break.

been at it for just about an hour now. >> a somber mode. continue on the rest of the race. wish them luck as they're pushing through looking strong. >> we'll continue to follow our live coverage all throughout the morning but first that charity that is an event to remember. >> >> they came together to help raise money for hurricane relief. >> president's barrack obama, bill clinton and jimmy c

texas. also there george h.w. bush and george w. bush. former first lady as well as her daughter-in-law barbara bush. >> i could not be prouder of the response of americans. >> i'm here to urge you to give to this fine fund. >> president trump delivered a taped message and said during disasters like this americans always come together to help one another. if you're interested in helping out you can still make a donation. putting that information in our nbc washington app for you. >> waking up to a gorgeous sunday morning around here. we have lauryn back with a look at our re

marine corps marathon things are now underway. more live coverage on the other side of the break.

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marine corps marathon. and signs. we're talking of course about julie. >> she is live out there for us. how is it going? >> it is awesome out here. still hundreds of runners. coming across the key bridge and i got, well, a couple of runners to stop right now and say hi to me. tell me your name and tell me about this race. >> we love this race. it's amazing. doing it for my fallen brothers and sisters. >> i'm always amazed by people like you who not only are running 26 miles but carrying a flag doing it as well. what are you hoping to communicate through this race today. >> well, i do it because my brothers and sisters can't. overseas deployed. we're still fighting a w

them as well. we honor our fallen, our brothers and sisters, the gold star moms, dads, kids, everybody and all the way around. >> you're a real tribute to everybody. we won't hold you up anymore. good luck to both of you. >> let's take a look now as we see those guys head off across the key bridge and some of the runners earlier today still a lot of energy here at mile four. >> so many people along the bridge. cheering the runners on. service members come through carrying the flags. and then wheelchairs and otherwise run it

and profiled on friday. without one arm. he is doing 26 miles period and still going strong. only julie 26 miles. and we can do this despite the obstacles in their way. it's really inspiring. >> they're motivated by nice weather. >> temperatures are going to be in the low 70s. let me

all right sorry about that. so, yeah, you guys -- i'll borrow megan's mic. perfect day out there today. a lot of clouds around for your monday. clouds are going to continue to pile in as we go through the afternoon. now rain, rain is headed our way but not until tuesday. so we could have some rain showers and much needed rain showers headed our way. current temperatures out there right now we're in the 50s. we're up to 57 degrees so we continue to warm up so for the finish line forecast temperatures will be in the low 70s for that finish line so if you're still planning to head down there as a spectator it's going to be beautiful but as a runner it's going to be on the warm side but plenty of sunshine out there. if and if you're like me, maybe you're headed to brunch, there we go, temperatures will be in the 70s right now for this afternoon for brunch. nothing happening on the storm team 4 radar but we do hav

that frontal system is bringing a lot of rain and cooler air to portions of the midwest so if you're headed out the door you're not going to need the umbrella because that rain in the midwest is not going to arrive here until late tomorrow night. maybe a light jacket and sunglasses and a short sleeve shirt. by tomorrow morning temperatures will be right around 60 and notice it's just a little warmer than what we're experiencing this morning mainly because we're going to have the cloud cover in place from that front. we're still headed into the upper 70s despite the cloud cover. rain after about 10:00 p.m.. so again, here we go, 10:00 p.m. on monday. a few showers moving in. here comes that front. we won't have some heavier rain at times on tuesday morning around for the commute and around for the bus stop. so plan ahead for that. that's only on tuesday and then look at this by the time we get into wednesday and thursday behind that front temperatures drop. it will be breezy on tuesday but again it's not looking too

i have a picture that i'm going to tweet out. >> okay. now as lauren walks on. >> let me put this back on. >> go get your batteries. we'll take it from here. meantime in the wake of all of the hurricane destruction, we're talking about an inspiring story. some fifth graders in wisconsin doing what they can do to help out. >> >>. >> we're getting a lot of things for puerto rico and all the stuff that happened in the hurricanes and for everything like for people that were effected in texas, florida, and puerto rico. i think i'm pretty sure it's a size 4 or 6.

the clothes that are going to help the people that are effected by hurricanes. we're going to walk in the parade. >> we're selling baked goods to help raise money. >> we had tornadoes, blizzards and floods but i can never imagine what it is like to be in a hurricane. >> all right. they have huge hearts. they're very everyone thmpathets not done. it's not even closely done. >> she's the best teacher ever. >> love to do that. >> love that. >> your time is 9:21 on this sunday morning and we're continuing to watch the marine corps marathon as it's making its way through now underway but first, this. >> i'm mark murray of nbc news

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>> all right. right now you're taking a live look at the marine corps marathon. these runners are making their way through georgetown as we speak. we are covering every aspect of this race for you. so keep it here. we have live coverage all throughout the morning.

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you're looking at the nbc 4 sign. we're out there cheering on the runners along with so many other folks out there. we checked in with julie out there. the energy is high. these runners are doing an awesome job and we'll be following them every step of the way right here on nbc 4. >> that's right. there's the arlington side of the key bridge there. the storm team 4 by 4 welcoming all the runners making their way over the key bridge. all right. celebrations are going to continue. the cow bells there continuing. at howard university too a big weekend there. homecoming weekend. the school mark it's 150th anniversary. you're checking out video from yesterday's tailgate and concert. a big crowd coming into town to take part in that. you may have seen megan fitzgerald. she's an alum. they continue today with an alumni brunch and fashion show starting at noon. >> all

the official white house twitter account posted a video show casing the extensive renovation. this newly released video shows the updated white house featuring fresh carpet. also i.t. upgrade and heating and cooling system replaced the first time in 27 years. a small group of workers carried out the renovation while the president vacationed at his new jersey golf club. the repairs were approved by the obama administration. >> so if you're like us and you're not running the marine corps marathon this is the only way you'll see the finish line as we look live now. some of those incredibly motivated runners. 26.2 miles. getting high fives from our service members the marines there welcoming them to the finish. awesome to see that. >> right now great weather. going to warm up a little bit. not the best but a beautiful day for the marathon never theless. your time now is 9:27. we'll be right back.

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of the president. >> with adam and angie off this morning. megan and i are going to keep you company. we're following what is the 42nd annual marine corps marathon. >> what a beautiful day too. chilly start which is good for the runners. as it warms up not to good but what a beautiful day. >> especially from the specta r spectators at mile marker 4. a lot of excitement and the person tracking it all throughout the day. i think she has your battery back. >> i do. can you hear me. that always helps on live tv. our batteries died but now we're okay right now. thank you megan for letting me borrow your mic for a little bit. we have some runners on the city cam. there he we go. oh, yeah. so you can have a good-looking view right there and not only that, you can see the runners but beautiful out there. we're going to see a lot of runners wearing shades out there but it's gorgeous.

a little cool for the spectators hanging out. if you're headed to church services today, this morning you're looking good. it's going to be beautiful. even if you're outside eating brunch later. maybe want to grab the table outside. we're going to warm up. by noon in the low 70s. we'll take it into the mid to upper 70s for daytime highs today. enjoy it while it lasts. we have something for you too. by wednesday temperatures below normal. rain on the way. when it's coming and how much we're going to see coming up. >> we'll check in with you in a few minutes. thanks. they're still going strong talking about the thousands of runners in the marine corps marathon. >> we already have some winners. this is from the 10k and hand cycle races. aaron is live at the finish line. good morning

marathon lead runner just crossed the 15 mile mark so he or she is well on their way to this area. we also learned that the winner of the 10k, the female winner of the 10k, bethany and i'm not going to butcher her last name, actually set a new record for the 10k race for women. 34 minutes and 7 seconds so a big congratulations in her. we also managed to talk to the winner of the wheelchair bike hand cycle race as well a few minutes ago. hear what he had to say about finishing this marathon for the third

>> everything is achievable. lots of sweat and tears but big smiles too and we'll start to see them come in a little little bit guys

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a 19-year-old man was struck and killed by a car this happened yesterday morning. he died at the hospital and the driver did stay on the scene. >> disturbing numbers just out. there were 285 cases in 2016. you compare that to 203 the year before and 11 of the reports involved a reference to donald trump. >> they're doing some clean up in this part and they work quickly. the marines working hard not only in service to our country but when it comes to this event and making sure that it runs out without a hitch. they're meticulous

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>> now you can see some of the runners pushing through looking strong. >> they are looking strong. we were trying to do the math on this. this leader is running at least a 5 minute mile continuously. >> yeah. five miles, yeah. >> that's

you don't need math to say they're inspiring and motivating a lot of people now as they're pushing through an hour and a half or so into this race. a little more. >> yeah, we'll continue to follow them all throughout the morning. switching gears now right now an explosive new report by the new york times that fox news gave former host bill o'reilly $32 million contract after he agreed on a sexual misconduct settlement with a former colleague. the $32 million settlement alleges that o'reilly forced her into a nonconsensual sexual relationship and sent her sexually explicit material. he lost his job after he was accused of sexual

abuse. the $32 million leak is obviously designed to kill his chances of getting another tv job. >> coming up on 9:41 right now. you're looking at the finish line to the 42nd annual marine corps marathon. folks no doubt exhausted. 26.2 miles and there they step through the final portion of the ra. we conticenu i'm i'm up earlyax, for my most important job.

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welcome back. good morning to you. if you're just joining us we continue to follow our live coverage of the marine corps marathon. you're looking at mile marker 4. this is the cheering section. a lot of support and motivation coming from the folks on the sideline cheering. it's going to get hot for them at least. >> it is going to get warm for them. if you're thinking about getting outside of the city it's looking good especially if you're headed to any wine risk on this

weekends to do it. temperatures rising into the 70s and also here in the d.c. area. nothing to worry about today put as we head into the rest of the work week we have some rain. we're timing it out and letting you know when you need the umbrella coming up in three minut minutes. >> mark is live for us. mark, you are near the point right? >> i'm actually at mile marker 11. you know, megan and david the last couple of years i work the spirit section at mile marker 4 and i don't recall seeing you out there so you must be anchoring every year because otherwise we'd see you out

there. we have been talking about the weather. it's cool. we saw aaron gill crest with his gloves on this is warm. >> already about 60 degrees out here. about 1:00 and that's super duper warm. i hope what everybody did and bring your hydration station with you. >> we are at mile 11. we're seeing them running a sub four hour marathon. that's their pace right now. mile 12 is known as the blue mile. it's dedicated to service members that lost their life defending our country and we had a chance to talk with the woman that actually organized this. lisa told us about the motivating factor for her and others putting up these pictures and these flags at mile 12. let's hear what she had to say. >> it's everything and as people

run through these they're so handsome and strong and beautiful and just young and you can really connect with people's sorrow and just appreciation. it's just incredible respect it's unlike any other race and it's runners are unlike any other athlete. >> what really does distinguish these runners, especially the elite runners that participate in the race there's no prize money so everybody is doing it for the pride or personal motivation you can see the exciting runners coming through here at mile 11. back to you in the studio. >> you know, i tell

inspiring. >> that's the halfway point and they find the motivation again. >> i was walking here and i could hear chuck and he said, you know, once that temperature gets to 70s because i have run a marathon before. i was like 70s that will be fine and he said yeah it is really warm and especially on the back end of that 26.2 miles. if you liked yesterday you'll love today. we need some rain around the area and we could get up to an inch in some spots on tuesday so we're dry today. you can see the runners right

we're warming up today and we will continue to see blue skies for today and then clouds roll in overnight. temperatures overnight not going to be quite as cool as the past few nights because we have the clouds to insulate us. rain is heading here soon but not until tuesday. a look at the temperatures right now in the 50s. everybody is in the 50s right now and it's going to continue to warm up. here's the stretch where it gets too warm but plenty of sunshine. the humidity is low so that's good news compared to the army ten miler. it was cloudy and humid and warm. a short s

a carbon copy of yesterday. nothing showing up on sun team four radar. looking good right now with high pressure however we do have a frontal system off to the west. that's going to continue to march toward our area but we going to see some rain. temperatures are start in the 50s as opposed to 30s and 40s. we'll continue to warm up back into the mid to upper 70s tomorrow. tomorrow not quite as beautiful because we'll have the cloud cover around but still 78 degrees. late evening rain after 10:00 so follow me here. we start to see the rain moving into the area. could be heavy at times and could happen as we continue into the overnight into tuesday

morning's commute it is going to be breezy. temperatures cooler. and then behind that front here comes the cold air. wednesday, thursday, the low 60s. we start to move the temperatures back up. could have rain attend of the weekend. i did put it in for tuesday. that's something we'll have to continue to watch. >> thank you. >> taking you back outside we'll be right back after this bak. re ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed.

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>> live look at the marine corps marathon. they pass through near the national mall there. if you have been joining us all morning. thank you for watching. we continue to cover the marine corps marathon on this beautiful sunday morning. much more to come on

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were released into the sky to honor him. he's one of the three fallen soldiers killed in the ambush attack in the african nation. his name will also be honored on a veteran's wall in georgia park. >> 9:56. take you for another live look. you can see some parts of the race are starting to thin out a little bit. we have a few of those that are slowing down to a stroll as they are pushing forward none the less and inspiring others in the midst of this 42nd annual marine

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>> got off to a late start but we have been told this is incredible, the leader is on pace to potentially set a record. >> we were trying to do math to determine how fast he was running. if we are correct this man is averaging at least a 5 minute mile or less continuously. he's sustaining that and at the 1 hour and 30 minute mark he's already at 16 miles. it's incredible. >> it started at

just hearing that the record prior to that was two hours 14 minutes. 2 hours 14 minutes. >> incredible. >> so tpotentially going to bea that. >> meantime we welcome you in. 10:00 on this sunday morning. adam and angie are both off. >> good to be here with you. >> good to have you. i mean, it's inspiring to watch but i don't think either of us could be one of those runners. >> no, it's incredible to do that. so much respect for them and of course the purpose and meaning behind why many of these folks are doing it. everyone has an individual story which is so powerful to hear what is encouraging them to keep moving forward. >> for the spectators encouraging people along the way, nice weather out there as you're tracking the storm team 4 fraftd f forecast for us. >> it's beautiful right now. warm for the spectators. warm for the runners as temperatures by early this afternoon will top out in the low to mid