alens -- violence under the friday night lights. violence at high school at the university of maryland two players accused of sexu assault. the red skins are in their full preseason game. people are excited about the former mvp making his debut. welcome in this morning. i'm david culver. i'm b myself this morning in the studio. we have lauren. arshe's not f from us this morning. she's in the weather center

tracking what seems to be a mild start. >> another great day out there. it is a little on the cool side. we've been dealing with it over the last tee mornings, very cool conditions. temperatures out there right now in the 5 and 60s. the sun coming up in about 30 minutes. i looks lik might be a beautiful sun rise. we have some clouds. you can see them. we have a little disturbance. that brought us clouds. we are dry. we'll clearut as we continue through the remainder of the morning. but right now we arehe seeing clouds out there unfortunately. but a beautiful sky. temperatures 68 degrees. an again, light winds out there. sun coming up at 6:30. over the next several hours the temperatures will be in the upper 70s by the lunch hour and we'll head to the low to mid 80s. what you can see, the clouds right there on the satellite. again, no rain oer we are seeing the cloud cover. we'll talk aboutnc rain c

when you can see them and when the humidity and heat return. the heat wave is on the way to our area. i'll show you when coming up. lauren, that means you'll be coming in the studio. >> yeah. >> i'll see you in a little bit. developing this morning out of jacksonville, florida. three people shot at a high school football game. one man killed. two others fighting for their lives. several fights broke out jfot be the shooting. it's not clear if those are actuallyth connected te gunfire. police also do not know who pulled the trigger. they're looki forhat person this morning. this is the second shooting at a florida high school footb al game i few weeks. maryland's football program. the coach hired him to represent two players accused of sexual assault last year. earlier this week the school released a statement saying the former athletic dirtor hired

the attorney. on thursday "the washington post" said anderson used athletic funding to pay for the defense. e athletic director is on administrave leave around having a toxic culture. maryland's board of regents selected williams and four other commission. of the it's frederick azar. bonnie bernstein bob erlick. the commission is looking into the program following the death of jordan mcnair in june. he died two weeks after a suspected heatstroke. the board says the commission will have time and the independence to look into this program fully. aeparate investigation dealing with mcnair's death could wrap

up next month. right now a t search f man responsible for shooting someone. it happened inside an apartment building on lockwood drive in the white oak area. jackie bensen tells us investigators believe this is not a random crime. investigators from the montgomery county police e department coueen going in and out of the ground floor apartment for hours. officers were calledapo the tment in the white oak area just after 5:30 p.m. they found a man with a gunshot wound to his upper body. their investigation appeared to be confined to the interior. this shows an area at the back of thedpartment surroun by yellow tape. police k-9s were brought in to trackhe suspect. it's not clear if they were able

to determine the direction he fled. they say they do not believe it was a random crime. they believe the suspect and victim knowachother. in silver spring, jackie bensen, news 4. at 6:05, twice this week vehicles have hit and killed people walki along georgia avenue in wheaton. police are urging drive to take it easy. yesterday a man in his 40s wass cr the second base lanes when a car hit him. another m died in a separate crash on monday. of the last four pedestrian deaths in memorial dontgomery c victims did not use the crosswalk. a car weighing 3,000 pounds going 30 miles per hour h way more force to kill you than the handgun i carry on my side. >> the department plans to have a new campaigno educate folks walking in that area. he was the face guiding

americans through the ebola care, and now he is accused of sexual harassment. dr. thomas frieden is charged with groping aoman at his brooklyn home last october. she reported the iident last month. in court yesterd n he did enter a plea. his next court appearance is in october. an update out ofhawaii. the once powerful hurricane that threatened the islands, this now a tropical storm, but the danger not quite over at this point. heavy rains could still cause flash flooding and landslides. lane dumped nearly three feet of rain over the past two years. upper level winds tore lane apart south of honolulu. since the system is moving so slowly, analysts say it is goinc toontinue to drop rain for at least the next day or two. when it comes to preseason games, forget the score, social when your team loses. s the rn fans have something to celebrate this morning.

i'm talking abo atrong debut from adrian terson. he suited up for the firste as the team took on the broncos last night. in just one-half of work he carr the ball 11 times for 56 peterson was pleased with his performance and so were his teammates. >> taking it at -- i was coming from home, working out and training and spending time with my kids. i missed all training camp. it was llitical, especy this third preseason game to get oth e and get a feel. >> gpeterson isoing to face his formerhe team, cardinals for the season opener. that's on september 9th. get ready to drop off your boxes. nbc 4 working for you with what is a popular event. talking about the a state community shred happening today. you can drive through and get rid of your sensitive documents securely at the prince george's

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intensive care unit nurses. most of the nurses are due between october and january. exciting all right. 6:15 is your time. let's take you outside. what a beautiful start to your saturday. lookt that sky. lauren is tracking a cool start and some changes on the way. we'll check in with her on the other side of this break. it's 6:15.

you may remember the equal rights amendment rights and rallies. the supporters never got three ratifys of the states to the states by 1982. there is a new campaign getting underway this weekend to revive the era in virginia. julie kerry explains. >> a bunch of the gals did get arrest. spent t night in jail. >> reporter: memories of a 0 yearswaged more than ago to get the equal rights amendment ratified in virginia. >> this banner saw a lot of marche in the united states. >> reporter: jean, emily forged a lifelong friendship during the years. emily was a volunteer. jane took a six-month leave to run a phone bank in arlingtonca ing across virginia to drum up support for legislative w candidat would back the era. >> we immediate a ton of phone

calls. it was fun. >> reporter: they remember this van that traveled around. a rolling build board that seemed radical at first. >> i was rather horrified when i saw the van for the first time. it's like well, this is way too bold. you know? >> reporter: and the rally they nded only fuelled their determination. >> the group of people working for era were the most interesting, challenging, inspiring, fun people i had ever been around.ut >> their hard work ended in disappointment when the virginia general assembly failed tohe ratify era by the 1982 deadline. >> it was sad. but i think we all felt we' come back and get this done somey. but it's been many days. >> reporter: now three decades later, a new generation is picking up the torch. delegate will sponsor the bill. as one of the first female cadets at emi, she knows all

about the importance of equal rights. >> the goal is for us to push for the equal rights amendment. >> reporter: virginia is poised to become the final state needer to hit the quarters of the states mark. >> we need to be protected fully as equalso men in the constitution. and we can only do equal rights amendment. >> reporter: but what about the 1982 deadline that'spassed? era supporters say congress could extend it. dif thatsn't work, they could turn to the supreme court. in northern virginia,'m julie kerry. >> the era campaign kicks off with a series of movie screenings across virginia where they will look for the next generaunon of vers for the work to come. for more information go to our c app and s era. 6:20 now on this saturday. m with somebody here. lauren is here. >>hi. >> what's up? >> this is awesome. beautiful backdrop.

>> i'm going to shares as well. i just tweeted out this picture. look at the potomac. the e.sunr everything is -- >> picture perfect. >> that just happened because i feel like 20 minutes ago it wasn't that color. >> beautiful golden glow. >> yes. and the sun comes up in about 10 minutes from now. beautiful sun rise out there. and again, i don't eve think -- i'm looking at the monitors. i'm not sure how it's projected on your tv. i'm not sure it's even doing it justice, but it's beautiful. i ca gt even over the water, the reflection. again, it's going to be another beau day out there. now, the humidity starts to build overnight, bot until then. we have some isolated chances of rain to put in. amelia and i were talking about that. we had to put one in for sunday and a stray chance for monday. but that's it. i think most of us are going to be dry. look at these. temperatur not only sit beautiful outside. it's cool and crisp. temperatures are in the 50

upper 60s at reagan national airport. just a good-looking morning out there. your wakeup weather, plenty of sunshine. we have a few clouds making for a gorgeous sun rise. a little disturbance through the upper levels of atmospghre. br us a few clouds. that's why we're seeing the clouds and beautiful sun rise. it will swe out of here. there could be a few more clouds by this afternoon. no rain to worry about low to mid 80s and mostly sunny skies. we're comfortable today. however, the humidity starts t build overnight. it's going to be a little on the humid and hot sideor your sunday. and then by next week, monday, tuesday, wednesday, it feels close to 100 degrees. radar right now showing the clouds starting to break up. maybe if you're headed off to get coffee, walk if any possible, any pools if you're headed out, any parties, of course, a lot of pools are open for one of the last weends of summer. it's going to be wonderful.

community shred. wee doing that. nbc is doing that at prince george's community college in largo beginning at 8:00 a.m. no problems for that. one thing i want to mention, the llen report. now, if you've been sneezing, we have grasses and mold moderate and weeds, ragweed is fairly high right now. that's going to last for another twos. we we don't have any rain until next thursday. thursday and friday is when wn see r and the humidity drops off. monday, tuesday, we esday, feelingike l

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welcome back. as rare as it is to earn the eagle award in scouting, it is even mor rare to earn scoutings award forakg a significant contribution to conservation. in fact, only about 1100 medals have been awarded in the past 80 years. this month airorthernnia scout has taken on the challenge hoping to add that to his sash. john is a senior at westfield. the life scout is leading an effort to clear japanese stilt grass out of a park >> the time frame is we're not giving itme enough o grow and we're removing it before it spreads the seeds. pullin eis the most kwol friendly way to remove the grass while keeping the native

environment in place. they haveo natur enemies. not even deer or insects want to touch them. the problem is too big for one scout or one proct toackle alone. but john's work is jump starting 'mbigger plan. >> what really focusing on right now is to start -- create a long-term effort here to clear up the grass and these other invasive plants. this area can be controlled. so there areit defy established boundaries. >> the park is looking forward to theay when that area is reclaimed. the plan is once it's clearedout, then we'll be able to introduce nativ species again. i'd like it to be a safe place for summer camp kids to come and be in the woo and kind of have that natural sort of space to play in. we have thend farm that's well-maintained. we have all the grounds well-minnesowell well-maintained. we don't have a good clear wooded space.

i'd like to teach about mapping and compass use for summer camp. >> for john the project is also personal. >> since fourt grade've been coming over here, and besides that, a lot of people in fairfax county will come here for school trips and such. fryin panark is located along west box road.rs voluntill be back out there this morning in about three hours starting at 9:30. lling out more grass. if you'd like more information, search cleanup in the washington app. theaward is named after the founder of the national zoo. a live look outside at the capital wheel. capital wheel. lauren is tracking your

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>> morning. welcome back in to news 4 today on this saturday. august 25th, 2018. angie has the morning off. at 6:31 with what is a beautifun beg to your saturday. lauren rickets in theer wea center. picture perfect. t beautiful. >> it's gorg hus. wee a few clouds that rolled in over night. we'll have sunshine as we continue through the day today. and another thing.e we'll h comfortable conditions. because yesteay was downright

gorgeous. the day before that was beautiful, and today more of the same. but we do have changes on the way. let's go ahead and show you what's going on out there. you can see that sky. my goodness. the sun just came up. look in the lower left hand corner. that sun rise just came up one minute ago. and it's going to continue to rise. what a beautiful, beautiful morning. morning planner 68 degrees rht now. it will drop a little bit through the 7:00 a.m. hour as we tend to do andy 11:00 temperatures back in the low to mid 70s. we're headed into the 80s today inform . we'll talk about the changes we'll see for tomorrow, and then also talk about our next chances of rain. that's all coming up in 15 minutes. >> all right. we'll check in with you then, lauren. breaking newshis morning out of prince george's county. take a look at this fiery footag coming into our news room. police are investigating a deadly crash on second base indian head highway. this is at t wilson bridge. we know this happened around

3:15 this morning. we're told only one vehicle was volved. and the driver was pronounced dead at the scene. we're working to figure out what caused this wreck. all new this morning, more drama for the university of maryland's football program. an attorney says the coach hired him to represent two players accused of sexual assault lasty ar. earlier this week the schoolas re a statement saying the former athletic director kevin andersonired theattorney. on thursday "the washington post" reported anderson used athletic department funding to pay for the athlete's legal defense. durken is already on administrative leave after reports of a toxic culture surrounding the football program. oamaryland's of regents selected williams and four other new members for the commission. frederick asdar,ni b

bernstein, bob urlik and tom mcmillen will join two former federal judges. looking inton is the program following the death of jordan mcnair in june. he died two weeks after a suspected heatstroke during practice. the board says the commission is going to have a lot of time and independence so as to properly look into this program. a separate investigaon dealing with mcnair's death, that could wrap upext month. another long-time presidential ally has been granted immunity. nbc news confirming that ally is allenwiselberg. they say he signed off on an invoice to the president's former attorney michael cohen. they say the invoice was reimbursement for hush money paid to stormy daniels. david pecker was also granted

immunity. president tcomp not enting on the developments, bupe he did sak at a republican fundraiser in ohio last night. he called for investigations into the former fbi director james comey. his c ementschoed tweets from earlier that morning directed at attorney generaleff sessions. the president demanding sessions investigate comey and called o conflicts of interest in the mueller investigation. today marks one year sin hurricane harvey slammed texas as a category 4 storm. people lost their lives. 36 of those deaths were in houston. days of heavy rainfall and unchecked development there caused major flooding and damaged more than 150,000 homes. today houston voters are going to decide on 2 $.5 million in bands to cover some of the damage caused by future storms. he d.c. baltimore region, now the fourth largest casino market in the country. this is trailing only las vegast

ntic city and chicago. "the washington post" reported the new rankings from the american gaming association. last year our regionenerated almost $1.8 billion in gaming revenue. that put us ahead of new york city. a big part ofhat success comes from mgm national harbor. it pulled i about a third of that revenue. mgm released a statement saying they lookorward to continued growth. a group that helps women terans is offering some help.ng startioday at noon the group final salute is hosting an event to help women vets and those in acti duty dress for success and become work force ready. >> the woman, veterans and military women that come here will receive free professional clothing, free shoes, accessories. they'll also get freeon profal makeovers and aad

shot. colorful dresses. shirts. got to have your swters. a lot to offer there. the event runs today from noon until 5:00 this afternoon. it's at the durant rec ation center in alexandria. there's no charge and walk-ins are welcome. get more on our app by searching "final salute". the scoreot was what the team wanted or fans, but the red skins are really excitedrbout th newest running back. we have more from last night's game from fedex field. >> reporter: the red skins lost friday's preseason but gained a lot of confidence on aweoffense. adrian peterson didn't disappoint. he gained 56 yards in 11 carries. >> i was coming from home working out and training and spending time with my kids, and

missed all the training camp. itas very critical, especially this third preseason game to get out there and get a feel. >> it looked goo tome. you guys tell me. doesn'te look l he lost a step. >> it's legendary. growing up you watch him run the ball. he's great. now i'm playing with him. it'sazing. a i feel blessed to be in his ce pres. >> reporter: one big negative on the night, the defense. one player said on s theire of the ball they played poorly but there's two weeks until the season erop news 4 sports. late lastight adrian peterson posted these pictures of his jersey. he asked if he had anything left in the tank. looks like he does. at 6:3, a war hero, senator

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of mccain during a republican pay dinner in ohio last night. you'll recall the two have been atce odds s mccain voted against replacing obamacare. before entering into politics mccain was in the military. he was a prisoner of war in north vietnam. he made the point there's more to his life than the years in captivity. as lester holt explains, there's a deeper appreciation for his country and fiery determination to serve.ou >> myry saved me, and i cannot forget it. and i willight for her as long as i draw breath, so help me god. >> reporter: john mccain has spent his life serving his country. >> i am the son and grandson of navy admirals. >> reporter: h reputation, rebellious. >> i was in thetour. i was reckless. i was cocky. but i also kne that i was going to follow in my father and

grandfather's footsteps. >> reporter: he fle bombing missions over vietnam. he was shot down over hanoi, badly injured and thrown into a north vietnamese prison. >> john mccain. >> i don't think there's any doubt that i was near death. >> reporter: he was tortured, kept in solitaire, but when given a chance to go home ahead of other pows, refused. finally after five and a half years, mccain w released. after marrying his wife cindy, he moveder home state of arizona, entered politics. first as a member of the house, and then in 86 he was elected to the u.s. senate. mccain was a republican rising star,aking a leading roll in normalizing relations with vietnam. >> it's very important for us to recognize that the war is over. >> reporter: known as a maverick, willing to think for himself and to work across the aisle on everything from

campaign finance reform to immigration. he made his second run for thei prency in 2008, winning the nomination, and choosing a relative unknown, alaska vernor sarah palin as his running mate. the night he lost to barack obama, mccain conceded with grace. h senator obama achieved a great thing for himself and for his country. i applaud him for it. >> reporter: mccain was elected six times to the senate. a republican but unafraid to challenge his o party. >> we're getting nothing done, my friends. we're getting nothingdone. >> reporter: guided always by the lessons he learned from his fath and grandfather. >> do what you know is right.n act a fashion that you can look back and not bembarrassed but proud. >> lester holt reporting. a live shot there of union station on a beautiful start to your saturday. lauren rickets walking us through your weekend forast.

we've got today's show up next here on nbc 4. are joined now. >> coming occupy an saturday moseing. lane c chaos in hawaii despite getting downgraded to a tropicalorm. heavy rains putting the spienti

island chain under a flash flood watch. >> why you may want to put down your extra drink, and why a doctor says coconut oil is poison. those stors and more when we get started on a saturday morning here on today. back to you down in d.c. >> all right. thanks. if you can help me pick out a eood tie. craig didn't l what i was wearing. >> i let it go this morning. ed just dechat this is going to be who david culver is. >> we took the highh road ws this morning. i brought it back down. >> either tie, i think will be delightful. >> any tie will be delightful. >> you say that now, but i missed the support last week. >> i did hear about it. that's funny. >> we'll see you in a few minutes. >> take care. s 6:48 your time on this saturday. school zones about to get busy

around the. area. a lot of the kids are heading backclassroom, but they may not be as safe as you think. a review revealing thousands of traffic violations or crashes near local schools in the pas few years. there are new frefforts to bett protect the kids and the drivers. every year at this time as kids return to school many -- >> try to cross this road, it's like you fearourlife. >> reporter: his home sits a few feet away from a school and closer to a speed camera. >> it's a drag raceway. >> reporter: he installed a great to keep his own kids away from the roads. >> even with buses and kids? >> even with kids. there's a fine toample. fast for the road.

>> reporter: state records show hundreds of people have been prosecuted forpeeding in school zones in montgomery county since 2016. d inrince george's county, and nearly 100 in frederick. but in hundreds of other cases we found more than 100pe strians hit walking to or from school in maryland since 2015. in virginia where they measure school zone crashes we found 600 in fairfax county and 200 each in loudoun and prince william. some the fault of the drivers e and some of pedestrians. nearly a dozen of the crashes ended in someone dying. >> i took it really hard. it just happened. a car hit gwen ward's daughter. >> she was deceased by the time i g there. they said you can't touch her. i said this is my child. i'm going to touch her and give her my last good-bye kiss.

>> reporter: national safetyca advotes with safe kidsay worldwide distracted walking is fast rising. >> we sti have a big way to go. >> reporter: we foundeveral enhanced patrols in coming weeks. in montgomery county, polic allow the news 4 team to tag along outside stone mill elementa. on this day we found parents risking it. the police stopped and ced one father for using his phone while herove his child to the school. >> you were using your phone. warning to: issued a another for failing to buckle his child. >> your boys are rdy to go into school. >> reporter: an estimated one in ten drivers is distracted in school zones according to report. erybody seems to be too much in a rush. >> yes, parents onay their w to work, everybody is running late.

>> reporter: they're consideng a new statewide review of all school crossis. virginia considered reducing speeds. the commo nearly 22,000 people for eeding. vinny says he's taking matters into his own hands installing his own camera to monitor thec traf outside his driveway. what do you tell your son about going near the street? >> do notass this line. >> reporter: a lesson for everyo as school zones get busy for another year. scott mcfarland. once again, look at that sun anotheriful morning out ease. there. it is absolutely gorgeo the next couple of days we'll continue with sunny skys. toeautiful and comfortable, but the humidity starts rolling back through the overnight and builds through the day tomorrow. monday and tuesday, very hot and

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breaking news out of prince george's county this morning. a fiery crash. look at this.

incredible. police investigating a deadly crash on southbound indian highway. only one vehle was involved and the driver died at thee. scen there's no word yet on what caused that. we'll continue to follow that and more today. but a beautiful start to the saturday. >> yeah. gorgeous out there right now with that sun rise, and we're going to continue to have sunshine out there today. not sure w that is showing a thunderstorm out there, but i'll have to fix that. su ahine tomorrow ando on monday as well. >> so no thunderstorms? >> no thunderstorms out tre today. >> awesome. >> yep. >> we'll be back in 25inutes

good morning. breaking overnight. catastrophe in paradise. >> if your home is atthed, leave the area. >> now tropical storm lane linging off the coast of hawaii wrecking havoc on tenss f thousaon the island. residents fear flash flooding and losing cars and homes. the storm has dn -- been gr doed. prayers and well wishes. tributes pouring in overnight mer senator john mccain after discontinuing tre in the battle against brain cancer. >> this is a man who served our couny.