station and a witness saw her pass by 1:00 saturday alone. graham is from fairfax county and last heard from a little later on that evening when she texted friends that evening when she left a party. search efforts are under way focusing on the railroad tracks near that downtown mall. police noticed something interesting out of the surveillance image from the shell gas station further down this road. hannah first started walking and then started running. when they looked at the tape they didn't see who or what she was running from. much more ahead at 5:00. right now in charlottesville, virginia. news4. two robberies by gunmen just days apart. they're targeting stores that cater to kids and teenagers. two gang stop stores have been hit in the past week. one on livingston road and last friday on silver hill road in district heights. this is video from last friday. you can see three guys ordering customers and employees to the ground before making off with cash and merchandise. if you recognize them, you're urged to call police. >> we will do to that press conference by police in charlottesville about missing hannah graham. >> they also have been very aggressive with staff resources and manning the tipline. more than 100 tips have come in on this case and helpful assigning those tips accordingly. i want to thank in advance the national center for missing and exploited children. they'll be sending assets to the city of charlottesville. they're in the process of developing on our behalf, a poster disseminated not just locally but nation rally. they're putting fine touches on that poster and once it is complete, we will blast it out to you as quickly as we can. want to thank the virginia department of emergency management. they are taking the responsibility of conducting the area search which is constantly expanding as we gather additional information and partner with the sheriff's office search and rescue team. earlier this afternoon i had the opportunity to sit with john and susan graham. i can't imagine. as a parent, and as a husband, i can't imagine what they're going through these past several das s i had an opportunity to learn a little bit about their hannah and how special not only how special she is to them but how special she is to so so many other people who have touched, reached out and touched them over the past several days to express their concern and their support and to talk about their fine fond times with hannah over the past several years in her life. we talked about hannah's enthusiasm for a life and her quest to be a good student. dad was telling me for six straight years leading up to the university of virginia, straight as. as far as i know, she's probably still achieving that at the university. an accomplished athlete, alpine skier, good friend. so that's who we're looking for. we're looking for hannah graham. i was privileged to have a few moments with her parents to get to know hannah. i assured them and assuring you today this department's focus is to find their daughter, first and foremost, to find their daughter. by the grace of god, return her safely to their care and the care of the university and all the friends she has there. let me give you a little chronology where this began and kind of where we are today. hannah met some friends for dinner on university corner on friday evening. about 11:00, she left the company of her friends. she was by herself. we believe that she proceeded to at least two other locations that were a short distance away. when she left the second location, we believe she lost her bearing. she was lost. she proceeded northbound on 10th street northwest. eventually she's captured on video near mcgrady's pub. we had an opportunity to examine that video. we know from the location of mcgrady's pub, hannah proceeds eastbound on preston avenue, where she is captured again at preston avenue shell and at the crossings residence. a short while later an eyewitness sees an naw proceeding southbound on market street towards the downtown pedestrian mall. we're in the process of recovering a video we think will depict that as well on 2nd street. i don't know we've actually gotten our hands on that video but we believe it exists. nonetheless we have an eyewitness that sees her there. about 90 minutes ago, maybe a little less, we received additional information hannah's image is again captured on video surveillance equipment at the downtown pedestrian mall. at that time she is seen proceeding southbound in the mall direction. we'll disseminate those videos as soon as we can get them. we're in the process of gathering them and seeing exactly what we have. we put out a plea to downtown merchants. many of them have taken it upon themselves to equip their businesses with video surveillance equipment. we reached out to them and we've asked them to preserve that equipment, to let us look and see if there are any other images on hannah so we can see the direction of travel and perhaps discern if any may have been in the area that we may need to talk to or otherwise identify with regard to this investigation. now, sometime on sunday afternoon j hannah's friends and family began to kind of compare notes. hannah, as i said before, was very conscientious about her grades, her schooling, and she spent a lot of time in the library. my guess is when friends didn't see her on saturday they weren't particul particularly concerned. wasn't that unusual. when sunday afternoon came along and they started talking with each other and they reached out to family and mom. mom reached out to her son and said, you know, i haven't spoken to hannah. have you tried to talk to her? when he said no, he began investigating as well and he reached out to friends and by 5 clock or 6:00 sunday evening we were contacted and issued a report and our investigation began. that investigation began by notifying investigators, detective sergeant mooney and some of his investigative team came in. we called in a blood hound, from another county, who walked the area where we believe she was last seen, somewhere up around the university probably for 5 or so miles. that search did not yield favorable results. nonetheless, we began interviewing witnesses who last saw her and other investigative resources. suffice it to say this investigation has been aggressive and will continue to be aggressive. jim and his team have conducted many interviews. we're in the process of looking at various videos we think will be helpful. we secured electronic equipment in hannah's apartment, to see if that equipment may have information that will add value or perhaps direction to our investigation. we conduct add widespread search not only of the university area but as we gathered additional information that brought us downtown we brought in a blood hound again yesterday who we believe provided us with some assistance in at least confirming hannah's presence in the downtown area. we will continue to use assets like that until such time as we bring this investigation to what i hope will be a very successful conclusion. before i show you some video, and we're going to show you the video we have and been am in bl process and we want you to see and have it on thumb drive you can take with you. i want to read a statement john and susan graham requested i read on their behalf. they're going to give you a copy of this statement in your hand, i believe, if not shortly there afte after. >> there you have it. chief timothy longo from charlottesville police, an emotional police chief there at times talking about the latest on the disappearance of hannah graham, the uva freshman. they have received more than 100 tips so far and they're waiting on additional surveillance video around the mall that could piece together the timeline where she was in wee hours early saturday and beyond. >> police are investigating aggressively and enlisted support of businesses and everyone in that charlottesville community as they search. it's an agonizing search for her family and the uva community. we will continue to follow this story online and nbc4. we'll be back right after this. so can you say beltway world series? we can. playoff tickets already going fast at nats park tonight how you can score some seats. >> millennials are finally moving out of the house. why it's impacting everyone in our area. for us, a very quiet evening. we could see a drop or two tomorrow. will it be enough to help our lawns getting a so, your site gave me this "credit report card" thing. can i get my experian credit report... like, the one the bank sees. sheesh, i feel like i'm being interrogated over here. she's onto us. dump her. (phone ringing) ...hello? oh, man. that never gets old. no it does not. not all credit report sites are equal. experian.com members get personalized help and an experian credit report. join now at experian.com with enrollment in experian credit tracker sm. have you caught it? there is baseball fever in d.c. and maryland today. we could be looking at a beltway battle for the world series title. wow! both the washington nationals and baltimore orioles clenched their division last night. this is both baseball teams side by side with big wins last night. beating with a sweep of the braves and orioles sweeping the blue jays. >> and the schedule is for the first friday in october. >> we don't know who d.c. will take on but tickets are on sale. chris is there where the excitement is building. chris. >> reporter: that's right. there is no game here at nats park tonight. a lot of excitement because these went on sale today, the same the team wore when they clenched the nl east division, champion champions 2014. the busyness was right here at the w clubhouse store. we will take you inside to see people buying hats and shirts for grandparents and theirselves. they're paying $32 for a hat. $30 for a t-shirt. 10% tax. that's right. taxation for representation of the nats, taxation for representation. $68.20 is your total cost for the team gear. outside afterwards we talked with some excited fans. >> i bought a nationals shirt for my father because he's one of the biggest national fans. >> reporter: what about yourself? >> i'll get mine. i'll get mine this week. >> reporter: how far do you think the nats can go? >> all the way to the world series. yeah, go nats. >> reporter: did someone say world series? we will show you the first playoff beard i came across. ahead at 5:00. see you later. >> everybody's happy. what would you name a national-orioles world series. what would be the most creative title for a baltimore world series matchup. what we are seeing with the new millennium. >> younger adults are finally starting to pack up and move out of their parents' home. >> cnbc, diane, is here. what this means. >> i assume the parents are happy? >> parents are happy and construction is happy, the housing market. we have seen these millennials, younger americans have been stuck in their parents' basement. why? it's all about jobs, starting to see jobs and wage growth and get out in the housing market. >> where are they going? buying houses, doubling up with roommates or renting? . not buying. the problem with the younger generation they have not been able to rent as much and get the money for a down payment. we're finding they're moving in with friends or other family members in other cities. as they do start to rent the trouble is rents are incredibly high especially in the d.c. area and keeps them out of homeownership longer than previous generatis. >> and shows a lot moved out over d.c. during the summer and another group moved in. >> funny with d.c. we had a list of where you're moving out and in, d.c. was number two on both lists. people move in and out. a bit of a transient city, especially for younger workers moving in, trying politics. in d.c. we're seeing cranes and construction everywhere, a great market. >> exciting for the young ones and the moms and dads, too, a new chapter for everyone. >> more space. >> and arlington county one of the hotspots in this nation. it was one of the hardest it spots and now we're seeing tech companies that had been there and others moving around crystal city. we're starting to see a lot of new workers in the northern virginia area and great for the housing market. >> great to see the cranes all over the city and northern, too. thanks for stopping by. we had a string of beautiful summer days still. >> how long does it last or stretch out? veronica. >> it will stretch a while. in between we're talking about a slight chance of seeing a shower coming through the area. for this evening no dining out or issues whatsoever. it's 76-62 degrees. yes, it's comfortable. that sprinkle chance, let me show you, clouds across the area. weather front up to the north and west of us. that comes to our area tomorrow and will provide a little sprinkle chance from late morning to early afternoon. here we are at 7:00, 70 degrees for scattered clouds throughout the area. dry and cool until 9:00. the next 48 hours, you look at the clouds and little areas of green. you can see the showers coming through the area again. very light and more sprinkles, scattered more than anything else. here we are at 10:00 this evening, a few clouds and by tomorrow evening, you could see a few drops on your windshield. it will be a chilly start for us for sure. and by the time we get to 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. tomorrow, there is a possibility of a few more drops coming through the area. overall, overall tomorrow it is looking dry. friday sunshine, high pressure moves right back in. your impact forecast for tomorrow with that sprinkle chance still nice will be very very low and taking it all the way down to none still. early morning start for tomorrow. 49 degrees around gaithersburg. 49, manassas, 54, around areas like waldorf and for tomorrow afternoon. sfr 75-80 degrees and tomorrow we get the same kind of warmth we had today, a few more clouds. not quite as nice or gorgeous across the area. the next four day, storm team 4 for a forecast. 78 tomorrow, and friday. and temperatures stay in the mid 80s. gorgeous weather for getting out and doing all sorts of activities, even, hmm, going to the fair, exactly where meteorologist amelia segal is, at the fair. how's the crowd? >> reporter: it is terrific out here. the sun is shining. plenty of people stopping by team 4 and saying hi. look at this temperature. a gorgeous 75 degrees right now. the fair is running through saturday. over the course of the fair, over 200,000 people are expect to attend. frederick county, the largest producer of dairy in the state. where i am here, i'm live at the birthing center where kids and adults alike can see calves and piglets and understand how important local farming is to the area, where their food is actually coming from. everybody in frederick county knows about fair day. it will be a cool start and cool finish but beautiful with high of 75 in frederick. and that all important fair day where kids can learn about agricultural and how important it is in frederick county. >> it is one of the biggest in the area. nice stretch of weather, we like that. in a couple of minutes i'll show you -- we talked about rain -- but i'll show you which counties have been the driest over the last couple of months. ♪ ♪ >> only on news4. mark segraves gets special access to the old school masters of the memphis soul sound. >> plus, they are sharing their >> plus, they are sharing their wisdom for the next in cases of rape and incest, just >> plus, they are sharing their wisdom for the next like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge. ♪ ♪ >> get ready for some sweet soul music with an updated twist. artists from otis redding to picket and even elvis presley recorded for stacks records responsible for so many hits. >> a new documentary about to premiere in our area is bringing together today's r&b stars with the original stars to create new music. mark segraves has the preview you'll see only on news4. >> stax records was responsible for some of the biggest names and biggest hits of the 1960s and '70s. the new documentary, "take me to the river" blends that music and artists with today's stars. >> "take me to the river" is not about the past, about the future. it's about the idea of bringing in older artists and in conversation with today's artists and snoop dogs and frazier boys and seeing the older artists sharing with the youth things the younger artists don't know. >> al bell, who was a d.j. in washington in the '60s went on to own stax records and back here today for the premiere of the movie. >> we'll be here talking about the movie and anything anybody in the audience wants to talk about. hopefully it's nothing but information and entertainment and more importantly people relating and interacting with each other in a positive way. >> more important than telling the story of stax records, more about the future of the memphis sound. >> it's about love. it's about respect and positive thinking. you hear that in the artists and musicians as they interact with each other. i think it will be around 40 or 50 years from now as a result of that. >> mark segraves, news4. >> you can catch a special premiere of "take me to the river" tomorrow night at the bethesda blues club where you can talk to some of the musicians and hear them perform. live concert tickets, $25. students are back in the classroom and so a are -- mm-mmm -- head lice. the easiest and cheapest way to get rid of those pesky, are they critters? >> they're critters. >> it's 2,000 feet straight down. would you put your baby up here? would you put your baby up here? the so i get invited to quite a few family gatherings. heck, i saved judith here a fortune with discounts like safe driver, multi-car, paperless. you make a mighty fine missus, m'lady. i'm not saying mark's thrifty. let's just say, i saved him $519, and it certainly didn't go toward that ring. am i right? [ laughs ] [ dance music playing ] so visit progressive.com today. i call this one "the robox." good afternoon. i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly. new at 4:30 now. a new threat from isis. the terrorist group releasing a propaganda today threatening u.s. troops day after the pentagon's top general opened the door to the prospect of using ground forces in iraq. president obama promptly closed that door instead. congress is fighting over paying for syrian fighters. jim. >> slammed the door pretty hard. president obama, the commander in chief, and he's the one that decides says he wants syrian iraqi forces and kurdish ground forces to take on isis stating again, american ground forces will not do it. as president obama met at u.s. central command in tampa with the generals who will run the war, isis had posted a propaganda video, "flames of war," a new warning to american forces. the president warned isis will learned what al qaeda learned. >> our reach is long. if you threaten america, you will find no seay haven, we will find you eventually. >> reporter: but will u.s. troops like these have to go after isis on the ground if u.s. air strikes fail. mr. obama's top general said maybe. today, again, the commander-in-chief said no. >> the american forces deployed to iraq do not and will not have a combat mission. >> we are building a global coalition. >> reporter: secretary of state kerry has found no nation besides iraq to put boots on the ground. congress is expected to pay a half billion to so-called moderate syrian rebels so they can take on isis. >> if we can put together an effective fighting force on the ground that will make our air power more effective. >> reporter: opponents argue like the iraqi army the weapons will fall into enemy hands. >> and the u.s. will be drawn into civil war. and those like the president who stopped to visit school kids in tampa feel it can't be used to stop. saying they will attack the usa. steve handly, news4. >> in virginia, a truck slams into somebody's house. scott mcfarland. >> good afternoon, pat. it happened at fairfax. you're looking where a tree fell on a truck. we're told the crash caused major damage to the garage area of that home and you can see some damage on your screen. nobody hurt and no word what caused the truck to crash into the building. >> scott, thank you. it's a tall task but it could save lives. there's a push tonight to get teenagers to put away their cell phones and ear buds before crossing the street. the you only live once campaign kicked off at seneca valley high school in germantown today where 15-year-old christina ward was head headed. she was listening to music on her ear buds and didn't hear the car. some students are already getting the message. >> the kids listen. we have seen tremendous changes in their behavior. the biggest challenge we have is sometimes they forget, they're teenagers and have to be reminded. we see kids all the time reminding their peers, grab them by the backpack and pull them back and remind them what they need to do to be safe. >> schools are asking teenagers to wear bright colors when picking a jacket or coat this fall to herm make sure they can be seen by drivers. >> rumor said everyone's favorite coffee spot, starbucks, is testing baby drinks. >> school is back and so is lice. i'm erika gonzalez. i'll tell you why over the counter treatment may not be doing the trick. >> and a drop or two of rain coming, should you wash that car? absolutely. go right ahead. when i return, i'll tell you how long the d trend is with us as well as the weekend. coming up next. know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or go online today. a reminder, we want to hear from you on twitter and facebook on stories that get you going first at 4. >> so follow us and let us know what you think. >> in today's consumer watch, how low will they go? prices could fall below $3 in some places. according to gasbuddy.com the national average for unleaded is now $3.38 a gallon, down 8% since june. by the end of the year, we'll likely see prices drop to levels we haven't seen since 2010. what's fueling the increase. experts credit lower demand and crude prices and fineries switching to cheaper winter blends. >> while prices may be dropping it will cost you more to ship a package through fedex raising it almost 5%. it starts july 5th. and it plans to charge by box size as well as weight. this is for coffee lovers, starbucks is marketing a smaller sized frappachino. it's called appropriately the frappachino mini. it's only 10 ounces. it's also a tad cheaper and lower in calories than the conventional 12 ounce version. the move follows a growing trend as smaller desserts and drinks continue to be red hot at restaurants across the country. >> get them hooked early. can grownups buy them, sometimes that's all you need. a lice outbreak is a concern of some parents. >> yes. and some treatments are mandatory effective than others. >> erika gonzalez tells you what to do if your child gets lice. >> americans spent $130 million on treatment for head lice last year alone. it is a problem that affects as many as 12 million school children annually. and there are better options. >> this is what lice looks like in a child's hair. in this comb, full-grown bugs covered in conditioner. anna is a professional nitpicker. helps families get rid of lice. >> no mom or dad wants to know there are bugs in their kids' hair. they're just really upset. >> reporter: frantic families often turn to popular over the counter treatments like rid that contain contains chemicals. "consumer reports" says on recently published studies, these chemicals are not the best choices. >> those active ingredients tend to not work anymore because the lice have become resistant to them. >> besides getting rid of lice, you need to get rid of their eggs. nix claims to do both. how good is this active agreed permethrin. >> there is a study that shows it does kill some eggs but not very many. >> reporter: nix's lawyer say this the basis for the claim is proprietary and confidential and was approved by the food & drug administration. what gets rid of lice? "consumer reports" say the safest most effective method is comb them out using a lubrica lubricant-like conditioner and fine toothed metal comb. if you're wondering about other pesticide treatment those with low levels of i do methtd dimet some but you still need to comb out the eggs. >> that can be very time consuming. your doctor may recommend a prescription treatment to get rid of lice but studies say a new prescription drug could be effective but long term safety unknown but very expensive. it can cost as much as $280 for just 4 ounces. if you have a story for the consumer watch we'd love to hear from you. send us an e-mail and you can also phone us your idea look forward to hearing from you. >> erika, thanks so much. see you at 5. a familiar face returning. and ""will & grace" starring debra messing, dishing about e laura, she called one tough chick. the controversial photo sparking shock around the world. kanye west goes on a rant after being criticized for his actions at a performance. west refused to perform at a concert over the weekend in australia until a wheelchair bound concert-goer stood up. the incident caused a social media blitz against the rapper. he refuses to apologize, saying he's the victim. the rapper says people need to lay off him because he's a quote married christian man. the off the field controversies engulfing the national football league this week took another big turn today. >> the vikings have now decided to remove the welcome mat for one of their star players accused of child abuse. and jay gray says some high dollar sponsors are also weighing in on the issues. >> the nfl continues to scramble as pressure from the public relations and legal blitz against the league builds. mcdonald's, gm, bridgestone and a growing list of other major sponsors, including the nfl's biggest partner, anheuser-busch, have all put the league on notice they're closely watching the ongoing controversies and the nfl's response. they still stopped short of ending their relationship with the league. >> every nfl sponsor gets back more than $2 in profits for every dollar they spend on the sponsorship. it's really hard for them to want to give that up. >> the minnesota vikings have lost a corporate sponsor. after initially suspending, then reinstating adrian peterson, who faces child abuse charges they again removed their star running back from the roster and all team activities until his legal issues are resolved. >> it's never too late to get it right. the fact we're getting it right now, i think best for all concerned vikings and adrian to move forward. >> reporter: greg hardy convicted of domestic abuse but appealing that decision is expected to be pulled from the lineup by carolina panthers. while ray rice is trying to get back on the field, appealing his indefinite suspension after a video showed him knocking out his fiance in an elevator. the off field controversies continuing to overshadow anything happening on the field as america's most popular sport begins week three of its splintered season. jay gray, nbc news. >> turning to the weather now, veronica, a dry spell coming. >> a few drops but no decent rain for days out. as far as where temperatures are right now in many neighborhoods, mid and upper 70s by tomorrow morning. take a look, here's your commuter forecast. the impact, very little. temperature 64 so it will be a similar feeling type of day coming your way tomorrow between 5:00 and 7:00 p.m., when we have a better chance of seeing a little sprinkle or two around the area as temperature pushes up 78 degrees. similar feeling tomorrow. but in terms of sky cover we will see clouds drifting through time-to-time and late morning through the afternoon, a sprinkle or two around the area. 78 degrees around d.c. arli arlington and college port, 78. 80 for fredericksburg and stafford, 79 for fairfax and falls church for a high temperature tomorrow. your exercise impact for thursday, sun doesn't sit until 7:13. lots of time to get in the exercise and high school football games friday and some thursday. a lot of practice sessions thursday. sprinkle possible but no worries whatsoever. the weather won't interfere at all. low temperatures 70 to 73 degrees noontime to 78 by 5:00 p.m. before they start to take the dip again. great weather and even for friday night lights we have the forecast tomorrow. these are the locations in yellow. charles county. st. mary's calvert county and frederick county in virginia, they have been turning dry the last 90 days, 50% below average rainfall. time to cut that grass, don't cut it too short yet. there's a look at your sunday, early part of next week, chance of rain, but not a lot, monday, looking like early monday before temperatures take a dip again. a lot more on weather coming up. what you eat for dinner could impact the way you sleep. a new study says you should stay away from noodles and pasta if you normally have a tough time getting rest at night. dig into a bowl of rice. rice is high on the guy seemic index, according to japanese researchers, it's the key to getting a good night's sleep. foods with a high gi release amino acids to induce sleep into your brain. a photographer was stunned by what he saw at a popular tourist destination, not because of the breathtaking view. take a look at this. it is in southern norway, has a drop of nearly 2,000 feet. street spite that danger, a baby was allowed to crawl close to them of the cliff while the family snapped photos of the child. the man who snapped these images said he was going to say something but the family picked the baby up and walked off before he could. hers is a familiar face and she returns to nbc tonight. for more than 10 years, debra messing srred in the sitcom, will and grace. she's back. >> get down now! >> stars as detective laura diamond. we talked to her today. she described her reaction after reading the show's pilot script and realizing it's both a comedy and a drama. >> i could not believe i was reading this really twisty turn complicated smart murder mystery and all of a sudden laughing out loud. that doesn't happen on network television, you don't get to do both. here was a script where you get to do both. i thought, oh, my gosh, sign me up. >> the show will air wednesday evenings this fall and watch a special premiere at 10:00 right here after the season finale of "america's got talent" here on nbc4. there are new developments right now in the search of a missing virginia student. let's go right to the live desk. >> investigators are saying they received dozens of tips looking for hannah graham and looking for new twins video to build the timeline where she disappeared. this is the latest video released shows hannah walking by herself outside a shell gas station before she starts to jog off. police say there was no one on that tape chasing her. early saturday morning, she sent a text to friends saying she was lost. surveillance photos spotted her near mcgrady's irish pub near charlottesville. investigators say she appeared to be intoxicated but not injured in any way. david culver will have a lot more at the top of the hour when i will be joining you for news4 at 5:00. >> first, it's been nearly four decades since they misterrously disappeared and now there may be a break in the lyon sisters case. >> reporter: coming up at 5:00, i'm in thaxton, virginia where police are working with local authorities in the disappearance of the lyon sisters. they are searching this property. i will bring you an up dadate. local baseball fans are wondering how to get tickets to the playoffs at national park. this is chris thousands of firefighters working hard to get a massive fire under control in california just as another town begins to sweep up the ashes. hundreds of people are in danger of losing their home in pollock pines and closer to oregon, families are starting to build. jennifer is in weed, california. how are folks coping with all of this? >> reporter: it's a really difficult day. you can see flattened devastation behind us and then some houses standing and some survivors guilt as people return to their neighborhoods and people they've known for years and years have nothing while theirs is still standing. there is still potential for more fire here as these winds shift. the struggle to save what's left of a small town. not overlooked by its residents. >> there are no words. there are not enough brownies in the world. you can't thank them enough. >> reporter: even those who came back to nothing in this neighborhood where fire all but flattened more than 100 homes. >> there is my daughter's bedroom here and my two son's bedroom here. >> reporter: the burn steins returned to ash and rubble but got out alive. >> i was glad nobody got hurt. >> reporter: 6,000 firefighters across the state are battling heat of wildfires. in all 87,000 acres burned this year. no creature is too small. this firefighter found this cat hiding in the closet of a home on fire. >> he had burned whiskers a little bit but shaking and seemed to be in good condition, moving fine and moving around like crazy. >> reporter: something to give back to one resident coming home to nothing else. while it looks like the fire is out, still burning potentially in roots underground. >> we don't want an ember to get in the wind and start another fire. >> reporter: a battle that won't end here. the cost to rebuild could climb into the tens of millions of dollars. realistically, the neighbors say it's up to their insurance policy whether they will ever call this home again. live in weed, california. news4. right now at 5:00, the search for a missing uva student in alexandra intensifies as new surveillance video is released. and fans getting their hands on championship gear. and a news4 poll just released shows a clear leader in the race for mayor. thanks for joining us. i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. we want to get right to the search for hannah graham. police released two surveillance vid videos. the first shows her walking around a pub off campus but not going into the pub. and then running by a gas station but not clear from the video whether she is running from someone or to something at that time. and now new details on a police news conference that just wrapped up. david. >> reporter: that's right, wendy. we just got that video in the last hour that comes from this pub here. it shows hannah graham outside this pub, as you mentioned. from here she walks in this direction away from the university towards the downtown mall. several other cameras pick her up along the way. those pieces of video are crucial in the investigation and m mission to find hannah graham. each reem of security video a clue in the search for hannah graham. this video released by charlottesville police shows her walking somewhat unsteadily and stops for a moment at the outdoor tables and then continues walking out of frame. a short time later a video shows her walking out toward the downtown mall at 12:46 saturday morning. nine minutes afterwards, surveillance video from this shell gas station appear to show hannah wag,

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