woodson spent 665 cumulative days in space. also the first female international space station commander and spent a record 60 hours doing space walks. well, 35 years ago this week, a high school student registered a copy wright fright for a computm called e-mail. since then, it's become an essential part of all of our lives. the problem it's become for many people and the bay area entrepreneurs aiming to fix it. >> you've got mail. >> long before we knew that sound, a teenage boy from new jersey got a copyright for e-mail. >> e-mail was supposed to be this delightful product when it first came out. >> reporter: it was simple and fast, but in 35 year, a lot can happen. >> e-mail is one of the big problems of the modern age. we have too much of it. we don't know how to handle it. >> computer programs might be able to get smart enough to finally filter e-mail for us, but it hasn't happened yet. >> he's seen apps come and go. >> i've ended up going back to the standard one at my computer because none are that great. >> this one cal

so mike thomas at wt woodson high school in fairfax to get the scoop for us this morning.. we're down here at wt woodson just like you said here in fairfax, and we're starting what we do every fall and that is these light the night walks coming up. something very near and dear to our hearts here at fox5. but not just us. to lots of folks around the region horse one of them this is terry la gory general manager the ihop. how are you this morning. >> i'm great. mike, thanks for having us back. >> thanks for coming out this morning. i heard you fed a lot of hungry >> almost 200 had good pancake breakfast this morning. >> you go got to eat first to be able to learn, you know, consistently in the morning. so what kind of inspired to you come out and do these pancake give aways and what gets you involved with lls. >> about 15 years ago we had some friends that had leukemia let me foam ma and as we chose that as our charity for our area and our community and we have we've been doing that for long time now. we have raised approximately over $2 million for the time we've been doing

woodson.d coach elijah brooks knows his team better be ready to play tonight. >> we have to make sure we are focused on the game and not the home coming dance. friendship is a fantastic program. one of the best in washington, d.c. we have to focus on preparation and make sure we are dead toy go you see fedex field in the background. >> the opening kickoff is set for 7:00. we have highlights and the postgame reaction at 11:00. on abc7. michelle: sounds good. see you then. summer like weather for them to play in. josh: it is. hot but it's not too muggy. they have that going for them. back up to 88 t more sunshine for the weekend as well. finally cooling off by next weekend. michelle: nice. nancy: thank you. "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. join us at 11:00. have a goo we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. from scandalous romance, to ridiculous plot twists. (gasping) son? dad! we also know you can avoid dra

rex ryan, charles woodson, matt hasselbeck, randy moss, schefty, mort and sam ponder makes her debut. we'll be watching. from the pocket. campbell makes the catch. spins free. knocked down, though, at the 4. inside a minute to play. mayfield will end this game with 14 straight completions. after hitting his first 16 a week ago. in the flat. the catch is made by weber who just runs out of bounds. well, this will end with an almost empty house in the horseshoe. and some questions, you know how tough this town can be, how loud the questions will be for urban meyer, about this ohio state offense. barrett hit and hammered and knocked down. mark jackson, okoronkwo's backup, gets involved. lincoln riley is going to come to the horseshoe and beat ohio state. 40 years ago, the oklahoma comeback was known as the kick. this is the kick butt. 15-point margin. and riley and the sooners win their 12th straight and continue their road mastery. final play. that's it. oklahoma with 28 points after halftime. they had 21 unanswered after ohio state had taken a 13-10 lead. come to columbus. and dominate

rex ryan, charles woodson, matt hasselbeck, randy moss, schefty, mort and sam ponder makes her debut. we'll be watching. from the pocket. j.t. fires across the middle. campbell makes the catch. spins free. knocked down, though, at the 4. inside a minute to play. mayfield will end this game with 14 straight completions. after hitting his first 16 a week ago. in the flat. the catch is made by weber who just runs out of bounds. well, this will end with an almost empty house in the horseshoe. and some questions, you know how tough this town can be, how loud the questions will be for urban meyer, about this ohio state offense. barrett hit and hammered and knocked down. mark jackson, okoronkwo's backup, gets involved. lincoln riley is going to come to the horseshoe and beat ohio state. 40 years ago, the oklahoma comeback was known as the kick. this is the kick butt. 15-point margin. and riley and the sooners win their 12th straight and continue their road mastery. final play. that's it. oklahoma with 28 points after halftime. they had 21 unanswered after ohio state had taken a 13-10 lead. c

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couldn't we won and would sit down and say you must include small and medium enterprises there must be woodson's on the shelves so we didn't that doesn't know that we are for the well that's probably a good example but these these corporations are so powerful and. what kind of obstruction have you have they been able to impose on what your age i know you've been fighting hard to address income inequality with some success since independence declined this but talk a little bit about how those global forces impede the vision you have for your country well we used to quote them once the us those days was good days. but now when you say anything at all. you have to be careful we also don't go to the human side. of that is a human face kind of thing and therefore some of them might it be they known sufficient attention that they must hold the end of what is called a win win situation so we do negotiate with the the and that's it it's way over make them good with that with peace that these men didn't pass and then that unemployment used are going to rise up when they then are going to have you know pr

woodson spent 665 coomblati cumulative days in space.t female spags station commander and spent a record of 0 ho60 hours doing sp walks. >> also, a champion eater i eat back at it again. this s joey scarfing down hotdogs at nathan's hotdog eating contest. the winner takes home $2500 last year. last year chestnut ate 188 wins in 12 minutes. >> okay, well, maybe your appetite has not been that great the past few days with all of the heat. today numbers are coming down, not as much as you would like i'm sure. emoryville right now, you see the clouds and hayes right there. 73 in oakland right now, but we will see numbers today as much as five to 20 degrees cooler. so the cool down begins and we still have a holiday to talk about. that is all coming up in just a few minutes. >> also ahead, college football is in full swing, and the cal bears are off to a great start. they win their first game on the road in fairly two ♪ it's twith the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you

high school football in the district tonight, blue is at woodson, perfect weather for high school football, temperatures low 70s at 5:00 as everybody is getting ready. back into the mid-60s as the game is coming to an end. tomorrow morning, cooler still, 49 saturdays morning in fwaiters burg, 49 winchester. 49 in cull pepper. sunday morning will be even cooler than that, be ready for a nice october feel t weekend. here's your ten-day forecast, if you like the warmer weather, there's actually a chance we will get warm back up again next week. probably fought back to 90. there is a good dhants we will be back in the '80s by thursday and friday of next week. >> that will be 10 degrees above average yet again. >> putting the time down next week. all right. >> that sounds good to me. >>> a crash, outer loop of the beltway near 355. we hear a vehicle ran into the jersey wall, on the left shoulder. no lanes are blocked. you will finds 66 going eastbound, just getting heavier right now through manassas, nothing in the way, increased volume. crews should be wrapping up, five, ten, 15 minutes or so,

and we have woodson last week but was number ten.as anybody when it's a rivalry game you throw all the stats out the window. >> absolute. >> you never know what's going to happen b we talk about this mayor stuff let's talk about football on bigger level. whether you're a mayor and council member what about bringing those skins back to d.c. >> i think we'd love to have the team back in the district of columbia, but that's continuing effort, you know, the question becomes, where, the question becomes who will pay for the stadium? i did a lot of work on that as i was,, when i was mayor, and we weren't able to consummate the deal, and it would be great to have them back in the city, because they're the washington football team, they should be in washington, d.c. >> when you run for mayor look that be one of the things you push? [ laughter ] >> is that a trick question? >> no. you know me. i wouldn't try to trick you. >> no, i know you wouldn't do that, allison. >> how realistic is the possibility of you putting your hat back in the ring

you got what's called the clash of the titans where woodson is hosting friendship collegiate over at we're going to have the what's call the mother of all rallies, that will be on the mall between 13th and 14th street. the juggie lows are coming in down by the lincoln memorial. and initially we had a lot of information that counter protesters a lot of counter protesters would be coming. that has -- there's this less information to suggest there's going to be large groups of counter protesters. the mother of all rallies i think there was some miss information out there that it was white supremacist that is were coming. if you go on their website and you look at what they're espousing they're saying that they are a group that's in support of america. that seems to be their theme. >> are you doing putting out word early to say, listen f you come here and start trouble, we're not going to take this here in d.c.? >> we put out the same message every time we hav district of columbia. you know f you're going to come here for first amendment assembly we welcome you to come here ton peacefull

and for the first 20 minutes, charles woodson, rex ryan, randy moss, those guys all sat up there and talked about it for 30 minutes. and rex ryan, if you guys saw it, said he supported trump in the beginning. he voted for trump and gave trump money and actually had a rally for trump. and he said he don't know if he made the right choice. so the conversation is being had. >> scott sergeant, dfny. you started off your kind of presentation about the unifying measures in the nfl and how proud you were to see that. a lot can change between now and october 17, but do you see more of that trickling down in the nba? >> i wouldn't be surprised if some trickled down to the nba if no change happened between now and the 17th. so i wouldn't be surprised. >> so there he is, lebron james of the cleveland cavaliers speaking out against president trump and this latest uproar that has developed about some of the nfl players kneeling during the national anthem, the president going after them, calling them friday night in that speech in alabama s.o.b.s. we're going to continue to watch this story, but t

>> the net effect was said perfectly by charles woodson on sunday he said it's now which side are on you sunday? unfortunately because of donald trump, we now have the national football league, the great escape of this country, divided as so many other areas that exist in our national life. i think at the end of the day, people will point their finger at donald trump and say, wait a minute, people are begging for water in puerto rico, north korea is threatening war, our health care might be taken away or radically overhauled, why are you talking about nfl players? several nfl players said the same. why are you talking about us? >> lebron james is talking about this. let's listen to what he's saying. >> the players, the owners. the fans, everyone that had anything or any association with the nfl yesterday was unbelievable. it was solidarity and no -- there was no divide. no divide. even from -- even from that guy that continues to try to divide us as people. and like i said on one of my social media platforms a couple days ago, that kind of frustrated me and pissed me off a little bit