channel. she's well known and respected for her years on local tv news here in washington, d.c.. candace hewitt leaves a husband and young daughter. her co-workers at the pentagon channel invited us by to share their thoughts. >> she had the love of life and a passion for this business. not only as many people in the business knew her, and new her work as a producer, but there are hundreds of thousands of military members around the world who have also benefited from her work. >> today was one of the most surreal days i've had in my life. we're used to seeing accidents and haeing reports, but to watch everything unfold the way it did is eerie and doesn't really sit right with me. >> reporter: the crashes left two drivers seriously injured. the driver of the ford that police believe may have started the chain reaction accident was taken for alcohol testing and released. he has not been identified. >> at this point no arges have been filed against that man. the injured are being treated at prince georges hospital, their injuries are not considered life threatening. from the beltway in prince georges county, chris gordon, back to you in the studio. >> thank you, chris. >> another deadly accident, this one in northeast washington, a young man was killed after his motorized bike slammed into a tractor-trailer during the morning rush hours. it happened near florida avenue. two teenagers riding dirt bikes were making a turn and tried to beat a truck through the intersection. a truck hit and killed one of the bikers, the other teen was not seriously hurt. president obama today signed emergency legislation that raises the nation's borrowing limit and thus avoids default. the senate approved that measure about noon today by a vote of 74-26. the president signed it an hour later, was approved by the house last night. the bill raises the debt ceiling and calls for more than $2 trillion in spending cuts over the next ten years. >> this is, however, just the first step. this compromise requires that both parties work together on a larger plan to cut the deficit, which is important for the long term health of our economy. >> so default has been avoided, but the president promises to get the tax hikes he wanted. he says that will happen later this year. coming up in our next half hour, we'll have a report from the white house with nbc's kristen welker for a look at what's next. also, we'll hear what lawmakers are saying about the deal coming up tonight at 5:30. an update tonight to a story you saw first on four. a cemetery struggling to keep its doors open. the state is barring families who have already paid for burials from laying their loved ones to rest. melissa is in the newsroom with the fallout as southern memorial gardens faces foreclosure. >> the license was suspended in 200, it was because of a small paperwork problem. they have reapplied but been denied. they were told by the state cemetery oversight board their finances aren't solid enough to operate. they disagree. trying to help families who paid for a plot there but are still barred from the state. >> my mom's been sitting at the funeral home for over 17 days. >> this is debra's grave. she died july 9th, but it's still empty. all her daughter wants is her mother's last wish, to be buried here close to home. >> i have an 11-year-old daughter. when she says her prayers at night, she's not saying please watch over my nana in her grave. she's saying please watch over my nana at the funeral home. >> right now only a judge has the authority to approve burials here, they're not allowing any pending a mid-august hearing. >> we have families that need us right now, and we're being told we can't do it. >> these families with plots here are furious with the state. >> they fixed so many problems and mistakes from the previous owners. >> it's a plot of land the martin family bought back in 2006 from larry, who's now in prison serving time for swindling customers out of payments for services here. >> we worked diligently day and night to try to rekindle and rebuild a relationship that was very, very hard to do. >> the paperwork in question was fixed. the sales are now up 67%. still, the cemetery oversight board hasn't renewed southern memorial's license. >> we are not financially viable. and that in the best interests of the citizens of the state of maryland, they are suspending our license. >> the cleechients say after al they've been through, changing owners would be nothing short of devastating. >> there are times i come here and sit and talk with them, because i feel like they're the only ones who really want to bury my mom. >> our calls to the cemetery oversite board were not overtred today. coming up at 6:00, we talk with a woman who has a family plot and is afraid a sale could tear their resting place apart. hot out there today, but the humidity was really actually very quite comfortable, i think. >> it sure was comfortable. >> we'll check in with doug kammerer. the humidity is definitely down, isn't it? >> only 25%. the temperature is 97, the heat index is 97, we're not talking about a big heat index over 100 like we've seen so many times over the last couple weeks. it is on the hot side, with low humidity, it's not all that bad. we have a pretty good breeze right now. doppler radar, nothing to show you there. we are all clear. you know it's been on the hot side, once again, we're at 93 degrees or better. today is now the 16th straight day with temperatures above 93 degrees. that's the first time that's ever happened in the district, the good news is, i think things are going to be changing as far as cooler temperatures go overnight and into the day tomorrow, maybe even some showers when you wake up tomorrow morning. we'll talk more about that and our cooldown coming up in my full forecast. >> sounds good, thank you, doug. there are new restrictions on secondary employment for prince georges county police officers following the death of a man of a house party. kevin drowned at the party in an upper marlboro home this weekend. the homeowner had hired five offduty county officers to work security. when someone called 911 to report his drowning, those officers told firefighters everything at the home was fine. the county's police chief says the officers were not responsible but he is now prohibiting officers from working security at house parties. >> it appears that the serial slasher has done it again. another woman in northern virginia has come forward. she was stabbed in the backside while shopping this summer. elaine reyes has our report. >> reporter: beware of fairfax county shopping. another woman has come forward and told police she had her backside slashed inside this tjmaxx store on juneth. >> she was distracted, the person was shopping, and she thought she was poked with a hanger or something like that. she thought it was very unusual. >> take a look at this man. this is the person police are looking for. they believe he slashed at least five other victims since february at fair oaks mall, tyson's corner mall and the great pry ar shopping center. tjmaxx called police sunday night. >> when she got home later on, discovered that she had been cut, because there was no serious injury, she didn't report it to police right away. many of the people who may have had this happen to them didn't even realize what was happening. but, of course, when they hear details, they put two and two together. >> most of the shoppers we spoke to knew of the serial slasher. their concern, he hasn't been caught yet. >> even at the mall, i'm mindful of the people around me now, because it could happen to any one of us. >> i don't know what kind of protection you could have from that. so it is a little bit unnerving. >> i can't believe this is happening so close to my work. it's unbelievable. we need to get that person right away. >> it's crazy, i think. it hasn't changed the way i shopped. you just have to keep your guard up. >> fairfax county police say they're working closely with retailers and security at various shopping areas. they hope more calls will come in with information so they can arrest the suspect. in fairfax county, elaine reyes, news 4. >> the suspect uses a box cutter or a razor blade. he's described as an hispanic male, about 5'6" tall. communities in the area and across this country are gearing up for national night out this evening. it's an annual event designed to strengthen police and community interaction. it's also an effort to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness. and to generate support for other programs. most local jurisdictions in the region are participating. you can find out more information about the event near you. by logging on to national night out.org. another set back for a grieving family. why another house fire is triggering heartache for a mother and her kids. one blogger uses his iphone to capture candid moments on metro train. he calls it art. is it crossing the line? >> my daughter's having a baby. >> what's the address? >> i'm -- >> a mother going into labor while stuck in traffic. we'll hear the 911 call from her father as his daughter delivered a baby of her own. navigating today's real estate market is complicated. you've seen the signs. that's why having the right real estate agent is more important than ever. at remax.com, you can find experts in short sales or bank-owned properties or commercial real estate, agents who can help speed up the process, no matter how intricate. and that's good news, whether you're trying to sell or hoping to buy. because the only sign you really want to see is "sold." nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. pnc virtual wallet gathers your spending and saving in one place. credit and debit purchases, checks, bills, and other financial information. it lets you see the details as well as the big financial picture. so you can do more with your money. see what a complete view of your money can do for you at pncvirtualwallet.com. ♪ pnc bank. for the achiever in you. a surprise delivery, a woman went into labor in the car in northeast d.c. this morning. traffic was backs up, the baby -- the babies don't wait for traffic or anything else. craig melvin with more. >> you thought rush hour was tough this morning. a woman's water breaks and her father has to get her to the hospital. doesn't take too long for them to realize they're not going to get there. he calls 911, it doesn't take too long for them to realize emergency crews are not going to get to them. >> this little girl has only been on earth for seven hours, but she already has the story of a lifetime. >> my daughter is having a baby. >> what's the address? >> i'm not in an address. >> jerome was trying to get his daughter to the hospital around 6:00 tuesday morning. a deadly accident near this intersection of new york and florida backed up photographic. the nervous father and his screaming daughter were stuck. he called 911, they tried to direct them toward the nearest firehouse. chappelle knew he wouldn't make it. >> there's a handle in my van. i put the seat back and said hold on. >> i felt her coming. i told my dad, she's coming out. he's trying to keep me calm, keep himself calm. i was like, i can't do this, i started undressing in the car, because i felt her. >> she pulled down her pants. i said oh, no, girl, pull your pants up. >> little girl, what are you doing over there? pull your pants up. >> he was cool, though. you were driving your daughter to the hospital and all of a sudden you look over -- >> i'm going berserk. >> i know. >> my daughter when she steps out of line as a teenager, she is going to remind her daughter how she came into this world. >> good story, thanks. >> we've been talking about the weather because things are getting better out there, right? >> they're going to get a lot better over the next couple days. 97 again today, the humidity was down, it didn't feel all that bad out there. it's going to feel a lot better over the next couple days after we get rid of this heat, 97 degrees once again this afternoon, the 16th straight day in a row above 93, that is unprecedented. that is a record, 97 degrees out there right now, with plenty of sunshine. humidity only 25%. winds north-northwest at 12 miles an hour. there is a little bit of a breeze today. doppler radar, nothing to show, we're not going to see any rain across our region. i don't expect to see any rain until later tonight. a storm system up to the north, can you see it trying to make its way down, starting to see the clouds and the rain, we will see our clouds begin to thicken up during the afternoon and evening. especially into the overnight. by tomorrow morning, we could be dealing with shower activity. maybe as early as the noon hour, the midnight hour rather overnight tonight. current temperatures, still hot. 99 in frederick, charlotte right now at 96 degrees. a little cooler out along the chess peak bay. not all that bad. take a look at the metro area temperatures. resten coming in at 91, dulles 94 degrees. just about everybody above that 90 degree mark, and this is where things change a little bit. we have a warm front that will make its way toward the area. hot this evening and warm overnight. the warm front will bring us cloud cover and a chance of showers overnight tonight. a better chance as the storm system moves on down. a couple showers and thunderstorms really through the day. i think we'll see a lot of cloud cover tomorrow. that will keach most of us below 90 in quite some time. watch what happens by thursday, plenty of sunshine and just nice weather thursday and friday looking fantastic. i think maybe the best two days in about a month, when you take away this heat. this evening, mostly clear, still warm, not too bad. 8 to 92 degrees, tomorrow morning, we're looking at plenty of cloud cover. showers possible, isolated thunder, but thunderstorms aren't going to be too bad out there, as we make our way through tomorrow afternoon, clouds, some sun, showers, thunderstorms, not too hot. 86 to 90 degrees, as we move on toward the next couple days, we're looking at temperatures into the 80s. 88 on thursday, 89 on friday, right now saturday coming in at 88 degrees, speaking of friday, this friday looks like a good one to get out there for a backyard. we'll be in somebody's backyard this friday. you still have a month and a half left for backyard weather. this is is the one we've cancelled on twice. the weather on friday looks fantastic. >> no matter what the weather is sks you better go. >> yeah. >> it's going to snow seven feet, but i'm going to be there. >> hot dogs, hamburgers. the whole bit. up next, battling breast cancer, how a clinical trial in our area is giving new hope to women diagnosed with one of the most deadly forms of the disease. trash police are on the streets, and even a simple mistake could cost you hundreds of dollars. some hotels brag about their beds, others their views. but a local retreat is getting taug >> a new trend in medical treatment, personalized medicine. the type of therapy a patient gets depends on their dna. doreen gentzler reports. >> my grandmother had breast cancer. because she had breast cancer, that was always the focus for me. i've always checked and always gotten regular checks. >> even though kiona was well aware of her breast cancer risks, she was still shocked when she found a lump under her right arm. >> it's like you know you're going to be okay, but at the same time, it kind of makes you try to accept the fact that you may not. >> clark was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer. a disease that's known to be more aggressive and less responsive to standard treatment. her doctor didn't make her feel any better either. >> she was just like, oh, my gosh, it's the worst kind you can ever have. >> instead of dwelling on her cancer, clark found hope in a clinical trial at georgetown university medical center. >> i felt like it was my duty. it runs in my family, and i'm always trying to find a better way for people who may go through it also. >> the trial is called i-spy, it's its is to investigate whether a tumorous dna is the type of treatment the patient should undergo. >> it's smart he, it's the hope we can avoid unnecessary side effects from drugs that won't work. and it's also hoping to speed things up to get the right drug to the right patient. >> right now, most breast cancer patients will undergo surgery first, chemo and then radiation. the trial is looking into whether using new types of drugs call biologics can shrink tumors before patients ever get to surgery. the type of biologics a patient gets depends on the dna in their individual tumor. >> they target specific parts of the machinery of the tumor cells with the hopes that you have less side effects, you're really targeting or honing in on cancer cells. >> reporter: this april, she's been going through chemo once a week. she's also taking a pill twice a day. the whole process has left her feeling pretty sick. at the same time, doctors have been giving her mri's so they can monitor how her tumor is responding to that treatment. >> you could literally see the first mri compared to the second, you could see the difference in the size. >> she's had a phenomenal response. >> doreen gentzler, news 4. >> doctors can't even feel her tumor any more. they don't know whether or not it was the medication or the chemo, clark will still undergo a double mastectomy and radiation next month. for years, parents have been told that sharing their bed with their toddler is a no-no. there is new research out there now that challenges that belief. the main worry is that bed sharing can harm a child's intellectual and social development. there's a new study that found the practice caused few long term problems for children if any. pediatricians do warn, though, that parents should wait until their child is at least a year old before they share the bed with the child. the concern is a risk of sudden infant desk syndrome. flames destroyed their home but not their spirit. how a local community is coming together to help a family reeling from a loss twice in one year. a transgender woman was targeted a few blocks away from the first crime scene. done deal. the hard work isn't over yet. a live report from the white house coming up next. 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[ male announcer ] get your own bbq pulled pork sub at subway®. tender, slow-cooked pork with irresistibly bold barbecue sauce. subway. eat fresh®. two people killed, two seriously injured after a crash on the beltway. it happened around 6:30 this morning. state troopers say two vehicles traveling the outer loop went airborne and crashed into traffic on the inner loop causing all the devastation. families in maryland are anxiously await iing the futuref a cemetery. the cemetery is facing foreclosure. owners are challenging the state's claim that the cemetery is not financially stable enough to operate. the police in northern virginia are hitchinging ininig another attack to the serial slasher. now a look at the weather. doug? still on the hot side, but not too humid, that's very good news, the heat index not a problem right now. current temperature 7 degrees in washington. culpepper at 95 degrees. up to the north, hagerstown coming in at 93 as well. as we look toward the next couple days, one thing stands out, that's this cloud mass making its way down from the north. i think it will affect us overnight and into the day tomorrow. i'll explain how, plus update you on our latest tropical storm coming up. >> it's the latest set back for a family in louden county, over the weekend their house was destroyed in a two alarm fire many. >> this comes as they've been dealing with the loss of a husband and a father. julie carrie's here now to tell us how the community's coming together to help them. >> tragedy struck this month. after this latest loss, the family seems to have the whole community on their side. >> i was cooking on the grill, the gas tank had flames coming ott. by the time i got into the house, the whole back of the house was on fire. >> reporter: the sunday evening fire that destroyed everything in this home she shares with her son and daughter. the family and some guests escaped unharmed. the smoke visible for miles attracted neighbors who learned this was just the latest loss for the family. >> the last two and a half years have been difficult. i lost my husband, it will be two years in august. in the same house i lost my mother in september 2010. i lost my mother-in-law just last month. >> reporter: when tracy and maureen heard in a, they swung into action setting up this facebook group to organize community contributions for the family. in less thanget there were 1,000 members.get //ph it's ver. we want them to know that the community and surrounding areas are here to help. and they're not in this fight themselves. >> i pulled up and saw this sign, and i just broke down. because this community and friends are just wonderful. >> reporter: the contributions started to pour in. the neighborhood kids presented susan with a wagon full of back to school clothes for the kids. new towels, $5,000 in cash, and 3500 in gift cards. >> i'm overwhelmed. i'm in shock. >> reporter: there was one more thing that left susan's spirits. friends retrieved this late picture of her husband. his badge from his one-time law enforcement job was in tact and a few other favorite things. neighbors plan to tint fund-raising in the weeks to come, while they also keep sending this message to the family. >> there will be people today, tomorrow, a year from now helping them get through this. she doesn't have to do this by herself. >> coming up at 6:00 one of the youngest contributors to the fund. if you're interested in helping or learning more, go to nbcwashington.com and search fire fund. >> thanks, julie. the d.c. police are urging transgender people not to walk alone. they issued that warning after two shootings that are eerily similar. the most recent crime took place sunday morning. the victim narrowly missed getting shot after a man asked for change and pulled out a gun. 11 days earlier and just one block away, miles mcqueen was shot and killed. in both cases, officers believe two suspects walked up, started asking questions and pulled out a gun and started shooting. >> we're very concerned now because of the similaritie simi both transgendered individuals we may have a pattern here. we don't know for sure, we don't know if it's the same individual, but we're asking for the public's health. >> in an effort to prevent more people from being victimized. police are teaming up with the gay and lesbian liaison unit to hepa troll efforts. they're also handing out flyers to educate the public on what happened. some people in d.c. say they're being unfairly targeted by the trash police. the department of public works is giving tickets to people who mix recycleable items with regular trash. a hardware store in northwest d.c. got a $200 ticket for a single can in the dumpster. ward two councilmember tells the examiner, he feels his constituents are being targeted. the department of public works says, no, that's not the case. now to the debt deal, president obama has signed legislation averting a government default. the senate approved the measure just after noon today, mr. obama signed it about an hour later. the house passed the measure last night, most lawmakers are leaving washington to begin their long august recess. nbc correspondent kristen welker joins us live from the white house with more for us. kristen? >> good afternoon to you, barbara. as you know, this is quite a big day, we should say no one was celebrating today. they're breathing a sigh of relief, because they have come up with a deal that increased the debt limit and have avoided default. having said that, there are a lot of people who aren't thrilled with this deal. some of those people, members of the president's party, the democrats who say they're really too many cuts in this deal, there are no new taxes, this deal really falls on the shoulders of the poor and the middle class. then you have a lot of republicans who say, this deal doesn't go deep enough in terms of cuts. the president says, this is what compromise looks like, this is a deal that will at least for now help to get things back on track. he said one of the things that's good about it, it will increase the debt limit through the 2012 electioning we won't have to renegotiate increasing the debt ceiling in the middle of a campaign season. >> this debt bill avoids default, the president warned it's just the first step, what's next? >> well, the president gave remarks in the rose garden today, and he picked up a couple things that congress can do right now to simulate job growth. one of those things to extend payroll taxes, another to pass trade reform as well as new patent reform. when he talked about the future, he's also talking about that bipartisan committee that has been set up under this debt limit plan that will be charged with finding about $1.5 trillion in deficit reductions. they'll be able to tweak thins like entitlements as well as the tax code, you can expect the president to push hard to see tax reform, that's something he really wanted to get as a part of the first step of this process, that didn't happen, we really expect the president to push hard to get some tax reform. as of right now, the president is trying to turn the page a bit on this whole episode, trying to look toward the future. tomorrow he heads to chicago for some campaign fund-raising events. >> thanks, kristen. coming up, there's a guy out there doing something on metro he says is a hobby. others consider it a ridiculous intrusion into their privacy. the most stolen vehicles of 2010. is your car on the list frm there's a new way to get a deal on a rental car. which cars thieves most want to steal. >> it may surprise you. plus, more than one million toys are being recalled. >> the most stolen vehicles in 2010. the national insurance crime bureau released its hot wheels report. here are the top five stolen vehicles, the 1994 honda accord, 195 honda civic and the 1997 ford f-150 series pickup. the report examines vehicle theft data submitted by law enforcement. over all, there are fewer vehicle thefts because of improved technology, and that's why you see some older models on this list, and for the first time, the nicb says the thieves preferred domestic makes over foreign brands. for a complete list of the top stolen vehicles, go to nbcwashington.com and search for hot wheels. on to a recall of more than a million toy keys. the recall of be fun keys and parents magazine keys. the metal toy keys and plastic rings can break and pose a choking hazard for the kids. both have a fake remote. the parents magazine keys come in different colors at the top, the keys are in solid colors. the toy keys were sold at various retailers. b. funkeys were sold between april 2010 and may 2011. consumers should take the keys away from the kids and contact batta battat for a refund. would you drive a rent-a-car full of ads if it meant you could get a discount? the vehicle is wrapped in a brand messaging and with graphics, one renter reportedly got a $400 mumty day rental for only 8 bucks. bunch et rent a car says the vehicles will be wrapped in good taste and driven with a discount. so $400, $8. you may not -- >> i might. >> it's not my car. >> sounds like a plan. >> thank you, liz. sports coming up. dan sat down with josh wilson who says there's one team nobody mentioned in his home. they're the bad guys. the d.c. region is known for its museums and monuments, now you can add something else to your list. two there are you riding the metro train minding your own business, and some clown snaps a photograph of you and posts it online. is that creepy or art? >> reporter: metro opened its doors to hundreds of thousands of riders every day. a handful of them line up here. on the website called d.c. metro people, a collection of ordinary people just riding the rails, nothing obscene or embarrassing. >> i ride the metro every day, and i just want to capture what i see every day. >> meet ryan, a young professional from rural maryland who works in washington and once feared metro, but now finds it his daily studio. >> in the evening, that's when i really like it. it's really hard because it's so cramped and you can't situate yourself to take a picture of someone. >> reporter: he uses his iphone to take pictures. he asked us not to show his face, because he may be recognized. riders tuesday were wary of the photo taker. >> on the metro? >> yeah, there's a guy that goes around and takes pictures of people and puts it on his website. >> that's a little creepy. i don't know who he is. hopefully my picture's not on his website. >> what do you think of that? >> i don't like the idea. i think they should does first. >> legally he doesn't have to, i looked at the pictures, they're just nice pictures they're not pictures of anybody doing anything bad. >> are you going to ask me if you can put this on tv? >> we didn't have to ask either, but we did. he often snaps a picture without directly looking at his subjects. >> i haven't broken the law. >> with that, ryan headed back to metro after lunch to return to work and maybe take another photo or two. tom sherwood, news 4, washington. >> metro says taking photographs in the system is legal as long as the photographer is not interfering with other passengers or train operations. that's it for now. two northern virginia restrooms are in the running for the nation's top toilet. the contest is being held by census corporation. it honors businesses that prioritize hygiene and style. a top feature, lights that relay the temperature of the water in the fawcett, blue for cold red for hot. the presidential luxury restroom's trail he in chantilly is also a finalist. the top of the line port-a-potty features granite counter tops. a winner will be chosen next september. >> i don't know if i'm enthusiastic about finding out that one. 97 out there right now, plenty of sunshine. not too bad, the humidity is on the low side, even though it's 97 degrees, it's hot, we have a nice breeze. it's at least fairly comfortable. tropical storm emily now up to 50 mile an hour winds. we're watching this system down to the south of puerto rico. it looks like it's trying to strengthen a little bit. where is this storm going? right now, west-northwest at eight miles an hour, weakening. right now it's not forecast to become a hurricane, but it's forecast to come very close to the east coast of the united states. we're going to have to watch this closely. over the next couple days, staying cooler, this is a forecast i think everyone's been waiting for back into the 80s right on through the early part of the weekend. >> it sounds like a cool wave. turning now to sports and the redskins. >> the former university of maryland player joined the team this season. who is it? >> you guys are speaking of josh wilson. you're going to like this guy because he's a gamer. mike shanahan said he's not afraid of anybody. played high school ball, grew newspaper upper marlboro, and then went on to become a second round draft pick of the seahawks. josh wilson is expected to be a starting quarterback replacing carlos rogers in the redskins lineup, and he couldn't be happier about his homecoming? >> it was definitely a blessing. i thank god i had the opportunity to make it to the nfl. now that we're literally down the street from where i grew up, it's more than exciting. i saw the opportunity available. i told my agents, this is a hard choice. >> now, refresh my memory, did you grow up a redskins fan or a cowboys fan? >> no. you're not allowed to mention that other name in my house. they're known as the bad guys. my grandfather was a huge bad guys fan. but -- >> you really call them the bad guys? i like that. >> not allowed to say their name in the house. and my uncle is a huge redskins fan. when i told them, they didn't believe -- i'm going to sign with the redskins. they're like, stop playing with me. you wouldn't do that to us. you wouldn't play with my emotions like that. >> no, i'm serious. >> what if the coaches told you about your role, you're expected to start opposite deangelo hall. will you be returning kicks or playing any special teams? >> all i know is, i'm getting cornered right now, i'm going to be the corner opposite of d. hall, make plays from there. however else they want to use me, be open to in helping this team win. if they need me to go back and run some routes, i'll do that. >> you are now coming to a defense is not one of the elite defenses in the nfl, they were one of the worst in the nfl, do you feel like you can change that vibe? you haven't been here very long? >> yeah, they didn't tell me about that part of the pass defense before i got here, but one thing about it is, that leaves -- that's something for me, okay, right now we're about to change this, we're going to make a difference. we want to make sure we change the course, change the atmosphere to depending on the defense, and knowing the defense is going to take care of their job. if they don't score, they don't win. >> this is the first time and the last time you're going to have an entire offseason off. what did you do? how did you take advantage of it? >> for me, it worked out perfectly, because i just stayed here in the area and worked out. like i told coach shanahan when i was on the phone with him, man, i hadn't seen i still had six pack abs but they're definitely back this year. >> you got 'em? >> i got them back, it was an opportunity to kind of make sure i worked out and did what i needed to do to make myself the best player. sometimes you can get caught in the cookie cutter system, everyone's doing the same thing, this offseason, you had a chance to do what was best for you, and getting you in the best shape going into the season. >> i'm still working on my six pack, maybe if i get a four-month vacation i'll do the same thing? >> maybe. >> you didn't know you were going to get workout tips? >> always welcome. >> i wanted to show them off. six pack abs. >> maybe later in the week. >> all right, okay. >> here's what we're working on tonight at 6:00, the debt deal is over for now. the dispute over the shutdown of the federal aviation administration is getting ugly. at risk are thousands of federal jobs. that's coming up tonight on news 4 at 6:00. still to come tonight at 5:00, more trouble for casey anthony, why her legal team is fighting to keep her in hidi ♪ [ rock ] [ chattering ] [ man on tv ] 96309. 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