rain chance only about 30% here in town. lower rain chances further south and west you go. northern maryland, southern pennsylvania, better rain chances further north you go into those locales. a complete check of the forecast. saturday, college football forecast coming up. >> looking forward to that. thanks, chuck. metro riders this morning, expe rere g the taking the red, onge or green lines this weend. track maintenanceein wck tglinrn streainsglin tracking between the medical center andglvero grn between ein fea between east falls churcnd a ballston on the orange le a and between greenbelt and polgelekar on the green nekli. metro says riders should ad att least 20 minutes to their iptr. maintenance is expected to wrap up tomorrow night. not again. that's the horrible thought that went through some people's minds yesterday. eight years to the day after the september 11th attacks when reports surfaced shots were fired on the potomac river. the president was nearby at a memorial service for the victims of the pentagon attack. the whole thing, turns out, was a coast guard drill. jackie bensen has more now on the panic on the potomac. >> reporter: the coast guard boats were doing training exercise in which officers pretended to fire on a boat that breached security in the potomac river not far from the pentagon. to someone monitoring a police scanner, their internal communications would have sounded very real. that's just what cnn staffers were doing. the network soon broadcast a report. it was the eighth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. the president was at a pentagon ceremony. there was a period of concern and confusion. d.c. police chief lanier says fortunately harvard patrol officers were not far way. >> we found out about it once the exercise began and we did have harbor boats out there. we were quickly able to determine that was an exercise. the aftermath was letting everybody else know it was an exercise. >> reporter: departures from national airport were delayed for about 20 minutes. the faa released a statement that said it is not typical for the faa to make decisions based on media reports. but when there are reports of shooting on the potomac, the situation needs to be checked out. the coast guard defended its training. >> we will look at our procedures and our timing of the exercise but i will tell you this. we are charged with seven by 24/365, all day, every day, all weather, security and safety. >> cnn released a statement that said in part, given the circumstances, it would have been irresponsible not to report what we were hearing and seeing. as with any breaking news story information is often fluid and cnn updated the story with the official explanation from the coast guard as soon as it was provided. jackie bensen, news4. >> the secret service says president obama had returned to the white house by the time the reports of shots fired surfaced. the president will be giving a speech on health care this afternoon and one of the country's healthiest states. prepare rags are being made for an overflow crowd at the target center in minneapolis. minnesota is noted for the high quality cost-effective health care system and the president plans on using the example set by the ste to rally his supporters. this will be one of mr. obama's first health care speeches on the road and since he addressed congress wednesday night. apologize or face a public scolding. those are the options democrats are getting congressman joe wilson days after his outburst during president obama's speech. the south carolina republican, you recall, shouted you lied when the president said his health care plan would not cover illegal immigrants. a spokesperson for nancy pelosi will vote for a resolution of disapproval of wilson if he does not apologize on the house floor. wilson called the white house thursday to say he's sorry. his office says he considers that apology sufficient. new details this morning surrounding the murder of a pizza 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circling in space, shuttle "cover discovery" is able to land. remembering those killed on 9/11. how many people responded this year by volunteering. and still looking for a way to spend your saturday night? free event taking place at nats park tonight. r main gear touch down. >> space shut "discovery" and astronauts are back on earth this morning. the shuttle landed at edwards air force base last night. "discovery" was diverted to california after bad weather prevented it from landing in florida a second day in a row. the shuttle's crew successfully complete ad two-week mission that includes delivering tons of spris and equipment to the international space station. a familiar tribute return to new york cy overnight. the tribute in light was first presented on the six-month anniversary of the september 11th attacks. now every year the two beams of light shoots straight up into the air to symbolize the twin towers of the world trade center. the lights themselveses are located several blocks from the site. but it brings a ghostly reminder of the towers that were once part of the new york skyline. this year's tribute was only for one night. thousands of americans are hoping to turn one of the most somber days of the year into one of the most inspirational. yesterday was also national day of service. keith garvin takes a look at how volunteers in our area used the day to make their communities better. >> reporter: a day of honor and remembrance turned into a day of service. all across the washington region, citizens of all ages and walks of life commemorated the 9/11 attacks by giving. giving back in the memory of that day's victims. in northeast students from eastern senior high school gathered to refurbish and rededicate a m at the now closed bernie backus middle school. asia had just started the sixth grade at backus and she along with her teacher, 65-year-old tera clark, were aboard american flight 77 flown into the pentagon. >> we watched it on tv and then i began to cry because i felt so sad, my life was going toned. >> reporter: today is her birthday and turned 9 years old on the day of the attacks. high school senior did not know either of the victims but felt compelled to honor their memory. >> they are together and remembering them also on this day. >> reporter: at rfk more than 200 volunteers showed up for another project. they spent the day making quilts for the children of deployed troops. the image of the deployed service member is sewn into the pattern of the quilt. >> so they have something of comfort to keep and stay with them. the quilts go across the country from children of those deployed soldiers. >> reporter: remembering those that have been thrust into harm's way after the events of that terrible day or those who were lost on it. volunteers not only spent the anniversary looking back but they preserved memories for the future. >> when someone said what did you do on 9/11, why didn't you sit in class, i went out and we restored a memorial for those that lost their lives. >> ernie backus middle school is expected to become part of the new community college system for you to see. for now, the memorial for asia cotton and sarah clark is expected to remain at the site. great way to spend the night. >> absolutely. nothing wrong with doing a little good for your neighbors. >> and making the community better. what do you have? >> coming up after the break, you don't want to miss the break, of course. these are very important messages and what's on the other side of it is a very important dpk. coming up for your weekend, stay tuned. more to report today about the flu season. not only do we have to face double threat this year. we learned today the flu is making an unusually early appearance. there's news about the swine flu vaccine. here's nbc's chief science correspondent robert bazell. >> reporter: health officials are encouraged by the experimental results showing that healthy adults will need only a single dose of the swine flu vaccine when it starts to be available next month. >> now appears that most of the folks have a robust immune response in eight to ten days from the date of the first vaccine. >> reporter: many people will get swine flu fore there is any vaccine. >> after the virus first appeared in late april visits to doctors and hospitals for flu increased sharply. then stabilized for the summer. recent weeks, the numbers have climbed sharply again with no end in sight. the american college health association reports that 72% of colleges and universities it surveys across the country reported flu cases in the week ending september 4th. >> 98% of the viruses circulating right now are the new h1n1. the levels of flu activity that we are seeing right now in september are extremely unusual for this time of year. we have flew activity occurring in all 50 states and the district of columbia. >> ready. >> ready. >> reporter: experts say the new swine flu vaccine should be safe. 1976 vaccination campaign against the different swine flu trick caused an increase in a rare condition. >> we are going to be monitoring it very, very carefully. this is extremely important and, of course, we are very mindful of the experience in 1976 and the importance of being able to assure the public about the safety of vaccine use. >> reporter: new monitoring system will check electronic medical records of many hospitals and insurance plans. for the first signs of any side effects of the vaccine. robert bazell, nbc news, new york. >> for more information about the swine flu and what you can do to protect yourself visit nbcwasngton.com and search swine flu. we had rain and rain and more rain. we are ready for sunshine. >> what we need do is keep the flu at bay is keep outdoors. outdoor weather is returning just in time for the weekend. after a very cloudy week across the area. very little in the way of shine for most of the work and school week long. now to the weekend is here, we need the sunshine back for all kinds of res. nd aod and bad. outside now, though, mostly cloudy skies continuing to plague the early part of our saturday and saturday is going to feature a lot more clouds than sunshine. we are going to turn that around and the xaks opposite will be true for tomorrow. for now we just have to deal with the clouds out there. no real rainfall across the area. temperature at national airport inched its way up to 66 degrees. west wind blowing at 12 miles per hour. so far september, three degrees cooler than average with the first ten days already in the books. and today will be another below-average day across the area. temperatures in the early morning hours of our saturday, 66 here in town. 65 degrees now in fairfax county. 64 in frederick, maryland. 62 degrees in montgomery village. 63 degrees in charlestown and martinsburg this morning. on the whole, it is not going to be bad outdoor weather day today. a lot more clouds than sunshine but we will start to see breaks of sun by later on this afternoon and look at all the nice weather down across southwestern and south central virginia, carolinas. that same area of low pressure which only last weekend was in cape hatteras has now made its way only to the jersey shore and the good news is continuing to inch its way further away from us on the back side of that, rain showers in central pennsylvania this morning. and some of those rain showers may wrap around that area of low pressure and bring a passing shower to our area for today. but by and large the better rain chances will be in northern maryland and up into pennsylvania and out into portions of new york and new jersey. so for us, plenty of clouds around but on the whole, a dry saturday coming with an outside chance of a passing shower later this afternoon. overnight tonight those rain chances really start to diminish. skies mostly cloudy to partly cloudy during the overnight hours tonight. tomorrow believe it or not, the s sunshine will return. it will be a lot warmer tomorrow as well. for today cloudy skies. no more than a passing shower today. 30% rainnc chaes today. anea ooance o ocean city, e 70s. mid 70s today. peup 70pes tomorrow. geis mja mon coming toleol c college park to play the university of maryland kick off at 6:00. kickoff teleerature is 70e degrees. dry weather expected for the maryland game. cou tcmingu o uva to play the cavaliers. 3:30 this afternoon. great weather in mi charlottesville. 75 degrees with plenty onefhi s there. the thundering herd of marshall comes down to blacksburg to play virginia tech at 1:30 this afternoon. good weather in blacksburg as well. temperatures in the 70s today but low 80s tomorrow. mid 80s on monday. more 80-degree weather coming up for tuesday and other than a passing shower today, next chance for rainfall across the area doesn't return until friday of next week. now eun yang is joining me on the set for her latest college football prediction. what do you think the terps chances are today? 21-7. go terps. any predictions? >> oklahoma game forecast is coming up in the next segment. >> all right. okay. thank you, chuck. >> all right. football season is officially under way. redskins fans and the players are gearing up for himo g game. dan hellie has more in your "sports minute." >> reporter: the coast guard good saturday morning, everybody. your "sports minute" starts with the redskins and say what you will about the redskins' preseason. jim zorn accomplished his main goal and that was to keep everyone healthy. all of the guys practiced all week long and they will be ready for the giants. no excuses. they are playing with a full deck. they are, however, still 6 1/2 point underdog. don't forget the premiere of our new show "redskins showtime" which is tonight at 7:00 followed by "the jim zorn show." 7:30. michael jordan inducted into the hall of fame last night. jordan won five mvp awards and helped the bulls win six nba championships. on the diamond, nationals in miami taking on the marlins. adam jon dunn hits home run number 37 and nats knock off the fish 5-3. that's a winning streak, two in a row for the natials. high school football, dunbar taking on eastern and man, did they roll. the crimson tide all over the ramblers. dunbar downed eastern 54-6. that's your "sports minute." i'm dan hellie. have a great saturday. the olympic distance try atsz lon requires competitors to run by the national mall, bike down rock creek park and swim through the potomac covering 32 miles in all. joined now by the founder, gw grodual, charles broads can i. thanks for joining thus morning. this sounds like a really grueling challenge. tell me more about the triathlon itself. >> the sport itself is growing. almost exponentially each year as people become a little bit bored with just running and looking for new challenges in life, combine three disciplines. referred to as a multisport event. it combination swimming which is always first. followed by biking. and which is always second. and then you follow it up with a run. >> how far in terms of distance for each sport? >> for the nation's triathlon, it is an olympic distance event. olympic distance triathlon. 1.5 kilometer swim just under a mile. and then it is a 40 kilometer bike ride. 24.8-mile bike. finish it with a 10-k run. >> requires so much training. i'm tired thinking about it. >> it requires a lot of discipline. the thing that makes triathlon more of a lifestyle than a sport is having to master three different disciplines. it takes some time. we are seeing all kinds of people do it from very young. eks hi i tekwen our race this weekend in their 70s. on eens. one gentleman whose firsts. triathlon ever is 69iers old and doing it with his son this weekend. >> good for them. they inspire others to get up and start moving around. i'm sure it promotes good health as well. >> it does. and it is goodwin to be outside and does not matter how fast you do it. or what time you do it in. it is just that you are there. >> what are the benefits of doing it here in d.c. if you get to swim and bike and run in the nation's capital in this gorgeous setting? >> it is basically unheard of anywhere really in the world. we only havened. h aavwee we have a thwiiop withur o partners, mayd en hian. d anhisadministration. h tphi wreae the national pa s t beheo tnpeirro a pyrtnd us to be on their property and to use the river and use the boulevards we do. >> only one question a lot of people will be afraid of photograph and how it is going to tie up traffic. any key points to remember tomorrow when this triathlon is going on? >> number of events happening tomorrow. there's marches and demonstrations in addition to the nation's triathlon. so our advice to folks coming into the district, if you do, take mass transit, metro, or other kinds of public trance. >> it there will road closures. >> not only for our event but there will be other events going on in downtown d.c. >> good point. how can the public get involved? i know people want to get involved at least to support the people that are going to participate in the triathlon or just to be a part of something in the nation's capital on a pretty day. >> come down to west potomac park. we start at 7:00 a.m. the race will be over at 1:00 p.m. for those that would like to volunteer for tomorrow, you can go to our website, nationstri.com and put your name and we could use your help. a gorgeous day as your weatherman said it would be. so just come down and enjoy it. >> what motivated you to start this? we know you were into physical fitness for adults and children. how have you kept this going on? >> getting a lot of momentum behind us. i started the event in 2005, 2006 was our first year. on my way to do another race across the country. why can't we do one in washington, d.c. a beautiful river and great roads. that was the catalyst for us. >> thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> great event tomorrow. in other news, major security scare after reports of shots fired on the potomac river. how city officials are responding today after it turned out to be nothing but a drill. the regular season is finally here. how the redskins are prepping for tomorrow's big game. and thousands of people are gathering at freedom plaza right now. message they are trying to send to lawmakers. back. a major security scare after reports of shots fired on the potomac river. how city officials are responding today after it turned out to be nothing but a drill. the regular season is finally here. how the redskins are prepping for tomorrow's big game. thousands of people are gathering at freedom plaza right now. message they are trying to send toss wmakers. good morning. i'm eun yang. thanks for joining us for "news4 today." what's making news. we are going to check the forecast with meteorologist chuck bell in storm center 4. we are hoping for more sunshine today. >> you know, keep hope alive. that's all say. we have plenty of clouds out there for you this morning. these clouds are going to be very, very slow to break up and move away from the washington area today. mostly cloudy saturday as you get ready to make your plans to go outside. radar shows a few light rain showers in portions of pennsylvania right now. no rain across our area at this point in time. but some of those showers may in fact pinwheel back into northern maryland and northern suburbs here during the course of the day. rainfall amount chances on average about 30% chance of rain today. so most of us will have a dry but cloudy saturday. temperatures are in the mid 60s now with dew points mostly in the mid to upper 50s. so as a result of all of the clouds out there, there will be a chance for a passing shower today. temperatures once again staying well below average for this time of the year. only into the mid 70s for today but tomorrow, believe it or not, the sunshine will be making a comeback and back into the 80s for tomorrow. just clouds to worry about today. no real washout rains to concern ourselves with. >> that's good enough. thank you, chuck. we have had enough. that's the message thousands of protesters want to send to politicians. they are part after tea party movement and marching to capitol hill today to protest what they see as a government out of control. derrick ward is live at freedom plaza where the demonstrators are beginning to gather. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is, indeed, a spirited rally. thousands gathered here at freedom plaza in washington for what will eventually be a march to the u.s. capitol. now, they say that they are patriots and calling this a tea party to protest what they say are the tax and spend policies emanating from washington. i'm joined right here with one of the protesters. a gentleman from texas. tell me what this march is about. why are you here today? my main reason is i want to make sure that the politicians adhere to the constitution of the united states. and that's what i'm upset about. they are not paying attention to the constitution. we all need to do that. our forefathers fought for that. and they were very wise to do what they did. so that's one of our main things. i want our politians to guarantee me that they are going to uphold the constitution of the united states no matter what. >> reporter: groups like largely associated with the conservatives. is that a fair characterization? >> at one time i believe that was probably true. right now we have traveled the country and joined with many people from whether they are democrats, republican or independents. and people are -- people are just upset that their rights are being taken away. and things are -- shoved down their throats and we are tired of it. it is not just right wing or conservatives. this is americans. and another thing i want to mention while i'm here is i want to see us take the hyphen away from anything when you are filling out applications, we are americans. you are an american. you may be a black american but you are american first. i don't want to see that on applications. gender, race or anything. we are all americans. >> reporter: thank you, sir. thank you very much. there you have the essence of this rally here today. about 11:30, they will march to the west end of the capitol for the presence. it will be fell today. back to you in the studio. >> derrick ward, thank you. the coast guard is defending its decision to conduct a training exercise on the potomac yesterday. anxercise that has some people fearing our country was under attack again. officers pretended to fire on a boat that breached the security. some people monitoring a police scanner heard internal communications and thought what they were hearing was real. cnn was soon reporting the incident and flight out of reagan national airport were delayed. krit ex-call it irresponsible to conduct than on september 11th. the coast guard begs to differ. >> we will look at our procedures and our timing of this exercise but i will tell you this. were charged with 7 by 24/365, all day, every day, all weather, security and safety on the mayor time interests of the national capital region. ♪ >> president obama had been nearby at a memorial service for those killed in the pentagon on 9/11. the secret service says he had returned to the white house by the time the false reports of an attack had surfaced. alexandria residents are gathering today to speak out against vdot's hot lane project. the event is billed as an opportunity to learn more about the project and to learn how to oppose it. taking place at the park fairfax volleyball court between 3:00 and 5:00 this afternoon. alexandria mayor all ask other officials are expected to attend. the hot lanes project was put on hold last month due to funding concerns. public says it will affect communities and environment along the i-395/i-95 corridor. metro ridekers expect more delays on three differe lines se day. ennsaiglin tcking between inragt church and d line and chrchun ballston on the orae line. and between ee agrtelndnbelteen co pe tegkarelo green line. maintenance is expected to wrap up tomorrow night. the nationals may be on the road but their ballpark will stilbegh nitot. energytonight. thousands of people are expected to show their cultural side at the second annual opera in the outfield. nationals park will hold a simulcast of the washington national opera's performance and the show will be broadcast in high def on the ballpark's scoreboard. the whole thing is free. the pa then coming up on news4, the latest search of a missing student from yale who was supposed to be getting married this weekend. a man has to act fast when his car catches fire and automatic locked system shuts down. more 00 state and federal investigators spending today searching for a missing yale grad student. the day before she was supposed to get married. she has not been seen since tuesday. police are revealing security footage from where she was last spotted and checking her e-mails and computer files hoping for clues about her whereabouts. it would be scary enough if your car caught fire. imagine being stuck in that car at the time. that's what happened to one florida man. jose garcia was driving his camaro when he smelled something burning. he tried to get out of the car but the doors jammed and locked. good thing he got out when he did. the car was completely engulfed in flames within minutes. a in a man said he will fight to get back his beloved pet. that pet is a giant python. wildlife officials remove ad 20-foot python from his home yesterday. delilah is 30 inches in diameter and even given rides to kids. those riding days may be over, though. her owner doesn't have a permit and wildlife officials say she was living in substandard cage. he says he didn't have a permit because he is moving out of florida. he wants to take delilah with him to his new home in west virginia. stay with us. we are going to have your forecast coming right up. talking about college football and sunshine. all gear up. >> what we need is sun shane first. that's what we need first across the area. lot of folks are seasonally affected with the lack of sunshine we had across the area. plenty of clouds. >> that's where it is. that's what i have been feeling. >> a little bit grouchy. plenty of clouds around. nonetheless, we are going to be seeing increasing sunshine and starting late today. but more likelyuring the course of the day tomorrow. outside right now here is the washington monument standing tall and downtown d.c. under cloudy skies. temperatures at 66 degrees. it has been -- there we are. all right. television works so much better when you turn the microphone on position. >> it really does. >> 66 in d.c. our window of the west 12 miles per hour. so far a cool september. you don't need me to tell thaw. three degrees cooler than average here for the fir ten days now of the month of september. temperatures mostly in the mid 60s around town. first thing this morning. we are going to stay in the low to mid 70s for high temperatures today with plenty of clouds around. that area of low pressure which has been plaguing our forecast all week long is now sitting up over the jersey shore. wrap around moisture from that storm will bring at least a possibility of some showers around to our area for today. only about a 30% chance that you are going get wet. better chances of further north you go. northern maryland, southern pennsylvania. little better chance for rain there. once you get south and west of the washington area, towards manassas and fredericksburg and charlottesville, much drier weather anticipated and little sunsne if you are driving as far south as roanoke, lynchburg or danville in southern virginia. for today mostly cloudynd chance of a passing shower. that rain chance comes to an end after sundown this evening. and then during the course of the overnight hours skies will try to clear out a little bit and tomorrow, believe it or not, sunshine will return. for today, though, we will call it a mostly cloudy day. 30% chance of few sercaedtt shower better rain ed oedadut tutheo the beaches a cloudy beacho day today. good day to finish up your all important summer ok . the game of the week, uscoming to ohio. hoe in xwrus, ohio. big game. i think usc will win that one. 6 degrees the kickoff hoere. idaho state coming to beautiful norman, oklahoma to take on sooners. very stormy in norman today. rain, i think, will favor the sooners to a victory. that's definitely welcomed news. and mike duncan in d.c. said go sooners, of course, wanted to know how his minnesota golden gophers would get here today. air force academy coming in there to golden gophers. i think the goeflers win that thing. good weather. i believe it is a dome game. not really much of a weather concern. if you need your forecast for your game chuck bell. we are not just here for me. >> thanks, chuck. still ahead, redskins getting ready for their first regular season game. plus lindsay is eating lunch with local football stars. the nats have a winning streak and michael jordan veels his true motivation. dan hellie has this morning's sports. >> reporter: it is the redskins and the giants sunday at 4:15. we talked about the defense trying to stop the giants powerful running game. a matchup we haven't focused on nearly as much, the redskins secondary against the giants young and unproven wide receivers. the skins' goal is to make the giants beat them through the air with guys like hixon and smith. the giants also have this guy. the younger brother of redskins wide receiver santana moss. the giants receivers will be seeing a lot of press coverage. man-to-man coverage from the skins. defensive coordinator greg blatche thinks the running game with open it up for the wideouts. >> one thing if we don't have to worry about the run game. yes. when you help take care of the run game and quality and quanty of run game that they have, the wideouts will get some minimal attention at times. i think it is a great opportunity for their wideouts. i would love to be a wideout on that offense because you will getting single coverage just because of the weapons they have. baseball last night. derek jeter. the official yankee king, he passes lou gehrig. the nationals are on a winning streak. it is only two games but still a winning streak. they beat the marlins 5-3. adam jon dunn creeped closer to the 40-homer plateau. south florida. they stopped the game at 9:11 last night for a moment of silence to honor those that lost their lives eight years ago. we start in the top of the first. adam dunn. at the plate. a man on. that's gone. s s hdohionitskghe p.ee a two-rushn . 37th on the year for adam dunn. nationals take a 2-0 lead. things looking good early on for the nats. in the sixth mike morse pinch-hitting with two on d two out. one to deep center and he ain't going to get it. josh willingham trots home. here comes nieves. two-run double. nats knocked off the fish 5-3. most of the biggest names in basketball on hand to see michael jordan get inducted into the hall of fame last night. leroy smith was even there. you are saying who is that? i know he not a big name. but in basketball he might have been perhaps the biggest reason jordan became the greatest. you see, leroy smith was the player who made the high school basketball team instead of jordan. the first and last time jordan was cut from any team. >> he is still the same 67 guy. he is not any bigger. his game is probably about the same. he started the whole process for me because when he made the team and i didn't, i want to prove not just to leroy smith, not just to myself but to the coach who actually picked leroy over me. i want to make sure you understood you made a mistake, dude. >> yeah, dude. biggest mistake of your life. all right. it was friday night football last night. our game of the week was in the district. and it was featuring powerhouse dunbarton's up and coming eastern. it was happy to be on the field after forfeiting their season last year. here's how it went down. eastern had their hands full against dunbar in this one. the ramblers in blue. punting the ball away after their opening possession and dunbar opened things up with a bang. fields it. he says uh-oh, i'm thinking about changing direction here. and this was a very wise decision. he took had thing his own 46. how about 54 yards to the house? cuts down dunbar to take an early 7-0 lead. courtesy of mr. brae. very next dunbar possession. matthews. not looking like a freshman here. sweet pass to riddick. that's a 22-yard touch. dunbar up 26-0 after the first quarter. they go on to win it, 54-6. to damascus high school. swarming hornets hosting q.o. prince orchard. first quarter, no score. prince orchard on the doorstep. takes the handoff and moves the pile and into the end zone for the touchdown. q.o. takes a 6-0 lead. second quarter, damascus down 13-0. frazier rolls out and connor frazier rolls in to end zone but it was not enough. damascus falls to orchard 37-13. they will have another good season, i believe. that's your morning sports. i'm dan hellie. everybody have a great weekend. our own lindsay czarniak caught up with a set of competitive siblings who were one of the only three pairs of brothers in the league. draft medical the first round. in the latest installment of "lunch with lindsay" brothers chaoed down while chatting candidly. >> i'm not worried. >> reporter: here is what we have going on. we have the two that decided they wanted to cater for you at dunbar high school football field. >> you can play. the egg whites. that's good. come back here. you know, high school. and, you know, show how much we care about the kids. you know, how willing we are to work with them and give them the opportunity to get better. >> hereith the nfl guys. made their day. these kids will remember this day just becaushow important it is. >> reporter: you are obviously with the san francisco 49ers. your brother a rookie with the miami dolphins. i saw you still beating up on him out there on the field a little bit. our video has it. >> really? >> what are you going to do, that's the question. >> i'm going to do what i usually do. >> what are you going to do? that don't work. i'm too big. i'm too big. >> one hand. i'm not worried about others. >> he tried. he tried. he tried me. in a good way. i want to show him i'm still the bigger brother. he can't beat me. >> reporter: how competitive are you guys with one another? >> everything. >> everything. eating. you know whether we -- you know, taking a shower. sometimes we will say who can stay in the shower longer. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. just everything. >> reporter: what's it mean to you guys to both be first round draft picks? how special is that really? >> like a dream come true. when i got drafted, i know the feeling i got. when he got drafted i was right with him. he was with me as well. >> i was sitting there. my name called. you know, they called my name. crazy feeling. they walked to the podium and call your name and it is you. i thought wow, it is a blessing. >> reporter: do you feel like this is an opportunity for you to step out of vernon's shadow a little bit and make more after name for yourself? >> yes, of course. i tried that going into illinois. >> reporter: is that why you went to maryland? >> exactly. >> he chose not to go to illinois because he knew i was first team all american, first team all acc. you know, accomplishment,he couldn't do it. so he went to illinois. it is okay. >> look, i had may own accomplishments at the same time. >> reporter: had you a learning experience had you to go through when you were benched in the game because of the face mask. how did you deal with that and what did you learn from that? it was very public. >> it was very frustrating for me in the beginning. but -- you know, first thing hit my mind, don't make a fool out yourself. listen to the coach because he is the head guy. listen to him. i listened to him and grabbedy helmet and went inside. then the next day, we had a meeting. and pretty much -- you know, let everything go. just -- something you have to deal with upon. and it takes time. i mean, now we are like best friends. >> was that something when you watched the incident you were able to learn from? how was that for as a brother? >> yes. i mean, i learned from the situation. called and talked to him. asked him what happened. you know. i'm worrying about -- i want to know what comes on with my brother as well where i'm going. . >> that was lindsay czarniak. talented group of guys over there. >> i don't have that much talent in my entire body. >> thanks for joining thus morning and thanks for joining us once again. we will be back tomorrow morning at 6:00. see you tonight at 6:00 and 11 cloak. have a great day.