bucky survived he is now thirty five years old. but his childhood was spent between his home and the hospital. i had thirty surgeries a span of you know six or seven years where they took cartilage so for my nose a metal plate here they stretched my forehead out so that they could use. one of those here still have one functioning. we had to put a hockey mask on him and the guards because he was in lab face. he had to wear those for. i would say three months it's. only the only way that he got to tame up was just to eat how he sees as a key to grow and to have you know so many surgeries and it's pretty easy. walking out of public and going into a store or a restaurant. food is you answer all the eyes around you. school when you go and you're trying to make it there for. all they see is you're different. after her maternity leave suzanne bailey began to suspect her job as the cause of bucky's deformity. a mysterious source. to one molecule in particular. the molecule in tough love that stops food from sticking to it and i went back t

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the bucky's town pike. if you're traveling on the green line, metro this morning, the branch avenue and suitland stations are closed. watch for that. from the traffic center, i'm rob stallworth, wtop p. back to you. >> 5:32. we're working for you. counting down to the beginning of today's solar eclipse. storm team 4 predicting a phenomenal show for us. 1979 was the last time the u.s. i wasn't even born. long time ago. we'll have coverage for you all day long. >> right now, we want to check in with justin finch. live at the national air and space museum. what a great spot, justin. we're hearing that's going to be the prime viewing location today. >> reporter: it is going to be a prime spot indeed and a lot of people who are lucky have these glasses. they'll watch kind of like this and look up. there's something else you can use to see if this eclipse very sharply is called a stun gun here at the national air and space museum. i want to show you -- educator here from the museum. how does this contraption work

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. >> after a hot and sunny day it's a barroom and bucky eac eaching and if the stormdz will career out in time >> we're counting down the days until monday total solar eclipse. so many are skirteden including the ked owe. >> school in our area are getting ready and natasha brown reports safety is the number one goal. >> reporter: rocky run ymca in media, delaware county offers traditional outdoor summer camp with more than 300 participating every week. but on monday did will be anything but a traditional day of ordinary activities. we'll put them on and stare at the sun it until it happens. >> 7-year-old griffin will be among hundreds of other kids at the camp to see the rare solar he kleps. >> you just put them on and i guess i could look up. wow, look at that. >> katie is the executive director here and they have plenty of of activities scheduled throughout the day. >> we'll do one activity where they'll learn about the mop and sun and how it happens and why it happens and do education about it. >> i did it monday and i'll be moon blocking the sun. >> the sun rays are strong enough t

. >> after a hot and sunny day it's a barroom and bucky eac eaching and if the stormdz will career out in time >> we're counting down the days until monday total solar eclipse. so many are skirteden including the ked owe. >> school in our area are getting ready and natasha brown reports safety is the number one goal. >> reporter: rocky run ymca in media, delaware county offers traditional outdoor summer camp with more than 300 participating every week. but on monday did will be anything but a traditional day of ordinary activities. we'll put them on and stare at the sun it until it happens. >> 7-year-old griffin will be among hundreds of other kids at the camp to see the rare solar he kleps. >> you just put them on and i guess i could look up. wow, look at that. >> katie is the executive director here and they have plenty of of activities scheduled throughout the day. >> we'll do one activity where they'll learn about the mop and sun and how it happens and why it happens and do education about it. >> i did it monday and i'll be moon blocking the sun. >> the sun rays are strong enough t

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jordan, bucky, boyle and old fair ground pools and sprayers will all shut down after labor day. >>> nbc 10 and telemundo 62 getting ready to clear the shelters this weekend. >> getting ready for a long time. when you're choosing a new pet, there are a lot of options to consider. take your pet from a smaller shelter. kitty cottage in montgomery county has the same goal as larger shelters, find homes for pets. and adopting a dog or cat from a smaller shelter like a kitty cottage can help out the bigger facilities. >> we have so much room for so many cats. and the more cats we can get adopted out, we're able to go to the bigger shelters and help them out. and also we can help the community. >> another benefit of a smaller shelter, the animals are not confined to cages, so they're roaming around. the shelter space makes it easier to find a new friend that connects with you. remember, we need your help to clear the shelters. nearly 50 shelter and rescue groups are waving adoption fees tomorrow. go to nbc 10 and see a full list of all of the shelters and rescues participating. >> going to be

i think everybody went to south carolina to see the near bucky's town pike with a crash. you have to stay to the far right to get by there. no problems reported there in maryland. northbound i-95. starting to get delays between fredericksburg and wood bridge. caution from the wtop traffic center. i'm rob stallworth. back to you. >> it's 6:02. it's what everyone will be talking about today and we're really excited over here at news 4 for today. today's solar eclipse. the eclipse will cast a shadow racing through 14 states starting at 1:17. >> it's going to move diagonally across the heartland and exit near charleston, south carolina. it our area, you'll notice the changes between 1:15, 1:20 and 4:00 this afternoon. >> we have reporters tracking this historic event. >> we begin our team coverage this hour with news 4's justin finch live at the national a justin, what's happening there today? >> reporter: hey there, aaron. good morning. incompetent side the observatory here home of the sun gun. this large telescope which the public will be able to see the eclipse safely with

bucky knew how to make a off the eclipse and now everyone was paying money to go to the stadium and eat some good food and be with their neighbors, so it worked out for everybody. it's good for the economy and hopefully teaches respect for mother nature. hope this do you event does for science in our country and for nasa? caller: i'm a democrat and we are generally pro-science. i wish both political parties were wrote science. the other party sometimes has lapses, particularly when they choose to ignore the advice of scientists. everyone needs to focus on the truth. i'm a rotarian and the first part of the motto is is it the truth? i wish more americans would ask that western because a lot of times, we are misled by other people and thinking things that might be comfortable but are not true. the pursuit of truth should be the great endeavor of mankind. nasa what about specifically? are you in support of doing more there? manned i grew up seeing spaceflight, watching on tv and our family went down to cape canaveral and later taped kennedy and had the chance to visit with some of the astr

bucky might be different but you would necessarily have a very, very difficult situation and probably war. the solution from the israeli perspective would be one palestinian, one palestinian authority and hamas controlling the gaza strip and an end to renegade at war with its neighbors. no one in israel or here, by the way, was loading we never assume that hamas actually might do this. they might say okay, we won't have a separate military and won't be renegades and we can assume that that is a constant but the question is what everyone else might do. hamas is not going to give up separate power no matter what the damage is to the gaza strip which is morally reprehensible but is a fact. the question arises what to do. sometimes you hear calls will matter the cost is better to go to war than going to war every couple years but by far the more level heads prevail and the gaza strip would be horrendous than the one in previous rounds for the israeli population in the last war and damage in gaza was far worse than israel but they were running for shelters in the middle of the night and re

here, of course, they've got bucky's which is a regional change and whataburger. these restaurants are becoming gathering spots for people around here we're sort of near texas city. and just a quick anecdote i want to give yesterday, guys, because we were driving up the interstate one of the first to arrive in some of the flooded areas. a sheriff, this is a feel-good anecdote a sheriff was telling us he had a deputy who had a 3-month-old baby and she was stranded in her house outside of santa fe texas on a kitchen counter as the water rose and then he ran off to help. i found him later, good news, they were able to commandeer a neighbor's farm combine with eight foot high tires drive through the water and rescue his sheriff's deputy and her 3-month-old baby so i think there's going to be thousands of stories like that and they'll probably be told at a lot of waffle houses around here, joe. because that's where people need communication and cell phones are okay right now but we'll see what happens there's a lot more to come >> and mcdonald's as contessa was saying