did we mention you paid for that? congratulations. >> $4 million. >> we have a bike station. and tucker barnes joins us with more on today's forecast and the clouds have moved out. >> beautiful day. i say nice this time of year. >> fall and spring is my favorite time. >> 50s at night d 80s notice afternoon. currently 58. humidity 53%. and the winds out of the north and we at 8 miles per hour. they'll be -- the conditions will be breezy around here today as we have an area of high pressure moving in and area of storminess out to the south departing. and that combination will give us breezes around here. 10-15 miles per hour. you can see our satellite radar shows the shower activity and the cloud cover that moved through overnight has quickly pushed out to sea and the high pressure builds in from the ohio valley. we'll have a nice day. no rain expected around here. a lot of sunshine and our high temperature topping out in the

low 70s and low humidity. this is a nice looking forecast for the monday. mostly sunny skies and breezy at times. high temperature of about 73 degrees which is one degree, gurvir, above normality. >> thank you very much. >> gurvir is on the set and that's why he mentioned gurvir. thank you, tucker. turning to the news of the day now. the fallout continues over the layoffs of several d.c. public schoolteachers. teachers who were let go to deal with a $44 million budget shortfall aren't going out without a fight. neither are the parents and students affected by the dismissals. sarah simmons joins us live from mckinley high school in northeast with more. >> reporter: the protest just wrapped up. it started at 8:30. take a look at this sheet right here that was handed out. they're saying they've got to go. this is in response to the

mayor adrian fenty and michelle rhee. they are very upset about the d.c. school layoffs from last week where about 388 employees were laid off. 229 of those teachers. now at mckinley tech, two counselors were let go. michelle rhee said that response so this is that they had no choice and they were facing a $44 million budget shortfall. but many of the staff members had tenure or or we have the age of 35, that's according to teachers we spoke to last week. and parents and students that we spoke to this morning who are very upset say this has nothing to do with money. we spoke to them earlier. even last week. we have some video to show you from last week of how things got out of hand here at mckinley tech high school. police were escorting we understand teachers from the

building as well. let's listen right now. we do have sound from the parents and students, let's listen to what they had to say this morning. >> for to you fire two counselors out of four and to leave anin experienced counselor in place, who has only been a counselor in high school this school year, that tells me this is personality and not objective. how do you get by without a counselor? where do you get the transcripts from and help from. we don't have a counselor. the one that he does have is in experienced. he's my 9th grade spanish teacher. he just came this year. >> and parents are upset about how the staff members were escorted by police from the building last week as well. and also how they say the students were treated friday and claiming this was pepper spray used in the crowd on friday. so they're very upset at some of the force used out here as well. >> reporter: now the d.c. public schools are saying a

majority of the schools were unaffected by the layoffs, saying just about most of them would maybe remove two or fewer teachers or counselors from the schools. and the teachers and parents that we have spoken with out here say they don't buy that. there are even staff members that are uttering word of a possible lawsuit, blaming possible age discrimination. we'll have to wait and see what comes of that. back to you. >> sarah simmons, thank you very much. some of the suspects in a taxi cab commission bribery case due back in federal court today. 39 people accused of trying to bribe a cityo official over licenses for cabbies. investigators say ted loza, the man on the right with his lawyer, was chief of staff for d.c. councilman jim graham. he took two bribes worth $1,500

to promote favorable taxi cab legislation. so far the attorney's office has not indicated any connection with graham. a challenge to limits to spending on campaigns and challenges to handing out life sentences to people younger than 18 for the supreme court. many will watch how sotomayor affects the supreme court decisions. the health care reform getting aboost from the medical field. the presidentis welcoming doctors from around the country this morning. doctors are expected to share the unique perspective on the struggles the families face when it comes to health care. the doctors and the president both agree thatin action for reform is no longer an option. the swine flu vaccine

finally heads to doctors offices this week. more than 30,000 doses have arrived in maryland. 200million doses should be available by the end of the year. children under 10 will need two doses to be protected. those dosed should come 21 day as part. the federal government is pickingp the tab for the vaccine but you will still be charged an administration fee. the 11th hour push is on. today is the last day to register to vote for next month's gut race in virginia. >> supports are working overtime to get the party faithful signed up. gurvir is back with how they're rallying >> it's not a presidential election so they know far fewer people will register to vote. but with the deadline approaching, both parties are suggesting there is a lot at stake this year for governor.

they are getting the word out by phone, and creigh deeds volunteers are hitting the streets to campaign for their candidate. the two sides are far apart when it comes to policy, but share the same goal of getting at many virginians -- as many virginians to vote as they can. >> this is the last day to register to vote and that sets the number of total possible voters. >> bob mcdonnell's lead is shrinking and deeds is increasing his voting after the report released by bob mcdonnell. >> we have closed the gap to within 5 points so we've turned it around. we're going to win this. >> you might think there are not a lot of people left to

register after last november's historic presidential election. but politics magazines says there are a small number of people. >> those that just moved into the state or those just turning 18. >> and now the intense part of the campaign begins. >> millions of dollars will be spent and doors will be knocked on and this is the start of the season. >> voters have until 5:00 this evening to register in virginia. you can get registration forms at a number of offices and must be post marked by today. there is a lot at stake. so hopefully people will get out and register and vote. >> exercise your right. to afghanistan. u.s. military officials are

brainstorming new strategies after this weekend's deadly taliban ambush in nohern afghanistan. 300 insurgents with automatic rifles and grenades stormed two posts. eight american soldiers were killed. more than 20 afghan security troops were captured. this was the deadliest battle in afghanistan since more than a year ago. back here at home, lawmakers are now debating over the direction of the war. the top u.s. and nato commander in afghanistan plans to move u.s. troops into heavily populated areas instead of keeping them at remost out posts which are difficult to attend. it is part of the focus in protecting afghan civilians. and iran is shifting to cooperative according to a watchdog group and u.n. they will get a closer look at the

uranium site in iran. and now it is said they have enough information to make an atom ball. iran says it is for medical research only. would-be carjackers targeting the wrong guy. he had a gun. the officer works in d.c. was off duty and says the man fired at him and he fired back with his police-issued gun. police believe he shot one of the carjackers. the latest on the wildfire that has burned 8,000 acres and three homes. now governor schwarzenegger is reacting. and up next, we're talking to clinton portis about his work for becky's fund and we're going to ask him about yesterday's win too. we're back in a moment. don't go anywhere. more and more,

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you may not know this, but october is national domestic violence awareness month and washington's all prorunning back clinton portis is teaming up with becky's fund for walk this way, a fashion show fundraiser to help put a stop to domestic violence. joining us this morning to talk about the event are becky lee, founder of becky's fund and clinton portis. good morning to both of you and thank you for coming in. we're happy to have you here. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the event. it is tomorrow night. it's co-hosted by eric fin custom clotheyers. becky, tell me what is happening. >> sure. we're excited to bing this issue into the open. domestic violence affects 1 in 3 women in the united states. and being that it's not a women's issue, it's a human right's issue, so we're thrilled to have our heft here clinton portis and the redskins make this public stance to talk about this issue and showing the committee how important it is to get involvedas males and

i'm exciting to bring together a fabulous event. we have sponsors from william, his friend, and from one source,arman harris and hasser audi and ferrari of washington. >> and you get asked to be involved in a lot of dierent things and u have to pick and choose because you can't be in everything, but what brought you to beck's fund? >> we got asked through the redskins. and they approached me with the idea of a fashion show. so i was all for that. and once he told me it was about, i it was like, yeah, i would love to be in that situation to be the voice behind that what she's doing i think is great. and i think a lot of people think it's just women that go

through that, but as i tell her, i've seen events like being in public where the man walked away and the woman constantly walked behind him nagging, slapping him in the back of the head and where he turned around and punched her and he's the one in trouble. but i think for women there's no need to egg on. let it be. you can find someone else. as a man, i don't think it's -- there's a woman in the world that can beat me in a fight so why prove it to them. >> who are some of them --ure corralled some of your friends to join you tomorrow night. who are some of those going to attend? >> well for the event that it was, i knew they were trying to get the top everybodyelon of guy -- echelon and i asked jason campbell, santana moss, and chris cooley. but then when you're sitting in the locker room and you ask albert or somebody else next to

them, you have to invite everybody. we just postd it on the board and told everybody we wanted them to come and bring their wives. i think this is a great event for a husband and wife to come to. so we just post it on the board and everybody was calling in and setting up their arrangements to arrive. >> so you have a great group of people coming to the event. becky, talk about how this all arted with you. and for those who are watching and think they may recognize you, becky was on survivor a couple of years ago. one of the competitors. and some of your winnings from that show helped you to set this up, correct? >> sure. i've been working on the issue of domestic violence for over 12 years now. as both an advocate and also an attorney. and three years ago i was approached by a casting agent to tryout fosurvivor. we were divided into different tribes and i came in third and i thought was a great way to

use the media exposure to talk about this issue openly. so in 2006 i started becky's fund. our mission is to realize that 1 in 3 women are affected and also creating conventional based outreach to all communities and to all ages, and from military to the workplace and to even in schools. to try to get the voice out there to help people realize that this is an issue that concerns all of us. and a lot of times people blame the victim saying why don't they leave and the question should be why does the abuser continue to get away with abuse. >> it's all about creating awareness for the issue of domestic violence. tomorrow night at the liason hotel. go to myfoxdc.com and we'll link you to the website and the

ticket cost is tax deductible. >> i ask everyone to visit www.beckiesfund.org. and we only have 50 tickets left. so after the great win yesterday, we ask everyone to come attend the event. >> and speaking of the win yesterday. you had 25 carries for 98 yards, beat up going into the game. how do you feel now? >> i feel great. it's a monday morning. so you have to go work the kinks out. after here i need to go to therapy. after you lose, it's hard to get up. >> the first half was not pretty, obviously. but you guys came out fired up in the third quarter. what happened during halftime? did anyone make a speech to get you on track? >> i think as far as the first half, it was just one of those halves like i guess the carry

over from the week before. and i think it was like we can win this game and get ourselves ready. we can't let another game slip away. and for the defense, as you see right now, our defense stepped up and played great, despite the situations with turning the ball over and not moving it in the first half and scoring. and our offense eventually caught on. and when jason and santana hooked up, i knew we were winning. we had a bad first half, we won in the second half. >> do you think the team is impressing and you're on the right track? >> i think after being down 10- 0, going into the second half, to win the game, i think it was a booster. like i think sometimes you need to overcome something to realize where you're at.

and i know you see the town finally excited again. we won. we barely beat the rams and people had their head down like we lost and we barely go and lose to detroit and it's like we're the worst team in football and to pull off a win and come from behind, i think it gave the hope and energy back into the fans. >> we all want you to win. and the day after a win it's tough to come in here when you have a full day in front of you. good luck with the event tomorrow night. cky, it's a great cause and we hope everything goes well. we appreciate it. back to you. >> 9:21 right now. these tried her hand at acting and singing and now lindsey lohan has tried her

hand at wardrobe. clever and creative is what you'll find out at the torpedo art safari. and it's free and it'sun and it's for the whole family. we'll tell you about it later in the new 9:00 hour. and it's final for today's trivia question. it's a history question today. for who was the colony virginia named in was it virginia holly? mary queen of scott? mary, elizabeth? we'll have the answer coming up.

firefighters batting the so- called sheep fire in southern california are getting help from mother nature. humidity is up and temperatures are cooler in the san gabriel mountains. the blaze has burned close to 8,000 acres. wrightwood is under mandatory evacuation. search teams in indonea have little hope of fighting any more survivors. rain held up delivery of aid

where several villages are wiped out. rescuers focused on pulling bodies from the rubble. the death toll is estimated at around 1100. in the south pacific, people are gathering to help tsunami victims. at least 176 people in samoa and tonga were killed in the tsunami triggered by a magnitude 8.3 under water earthquake. well last week we told you about starbucks new instant coffee so is it the same as the regular brew? we'll put that to the test this morning. >> we'll be right back.

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when she made her debut as artistic advisor to e manual ingaro. the line targets teens and 20- somethings. hundreds flooded to see what the 23-year-old came up with. the journalists then turned around and bashed her designs, some calling them too old and tired. i don't think i would use those words. >> you can buy her fashions for a cigarette and a drink, apparently. that's all it takes. plenty of new drama for reality tv couple jon and kate gosselin. radar online was first to report that jon secretly empties out their joint bank account and reportedly took

took $200,000 and left kate with $1,000. his actions are apparently causing kate to go back to court today to get the money back. this guy is really showing his true colors. >> the thing is that the money will stop rolling in and they'll have to take care of eight kids. >> that is so wrong. >> that's terrible. he'll get his. >> jon. tucker barnes joins us with a look at this morning's weather. >> i am doing weather. and it will be beautiful. cool to start the day. we had temperatures back in the 40s and low 50s, but now 60 and headed up from here. beautiful time of year. we'll start with our headlines today. mostly sunny and should be beautiful this afternoon. we're expecting very quiet conditions around here for the next day or so. as we get into the next couple of days, we'll have temperatures for much of the week in the 70s. in fact later today we'll be in the low to mid-70s so

temperatures should be very comfortable. our next chance for showers will be tuesday evening into wednesday sand get this headline, netropical storm, grace is so far to the east and north of us, it's off the coast of portugal, so it will not impact us here in the united states. and in fact with maximum winds the 70 miles per hour, not likely to impact land before it dissipates in the north atlantic. still amazing. our weather. 60 degrees here at reagan national. 57 in baltimore. 59 in frederick and 62 at patuxent naval air station. a comfortable start to the day. and high temperatures later in afternoon back into the low to mid-70s, much like yesterday. should be a great-looking day with lots of bright sunshine as we watch the storm face off to the south and east. cloud cover overnight. seeing one or two of those this morning when you got up. but as the day progresses things should get better and

better and the storm system will continue to push off the coast. and high pressure here out into the ohio valley will build in. today should be nice. tomorrow should be nice too. and then increasing the chance for rain around here as we get into tuesday night and wednesday morning. nice looking forecast. mostly sunny skies excted. it will be nice. breezy at times as well with winds out of the west at 10-15. high temperature about 73 degrees. let's take a look at the next five days and you'll notice tomorrow that the high temperature will be about 72 degrees. we'll see clouds increase late tomorrow night. and some showers will linger here into the first part of wednesday. that's a cold front. and as that moves through, we should see quieter conditions by wednesday with a return to sunshine. thursday and friday don't look bad and temperatures cooler into the week with highs back into the upper 60s. so a couple of chances for light shower this is week but it should be a nice looking week here in october. >> thank you, tucker.

that's my job, dave ross. [ laughter ] >> thank you, tucker. you probably remember us telling you about starbucks newesttem, in stand coffee. this morning we're giving it a try to see if it does taste like the buck's brew. we brought dave ross in. tucker barnes is here. i don't know you to drink too much coffee. >> then you don't know me. >> do you drink coffee? >> i started today. we have the new instant starbucks and the store-brewed and another coffee. the cups are a., b. and c. allison, start with cup a. >> why not with c.? >> because the viewer sees it this way at home. >> mine is spiked. >> and tell me what you think. >> first i smell it.

swish it around a little bit. >> this isn't wine, is it? [ lughter ] >> okay. >> we start with a.? >> we all started with a. thoughts? >> let's go through. go to b. >> and starbucks says it tastes like the brew in the store. allison not enjoying b. >> b. is nasty. you're just a coffee drink -- drinker starting today. i can tell you b. is nasty. >> i'm not sure we should use the term nasty. >> and c.? >> that one has heat issues. >> that one seems watered down.

>> that didn't seem strong. >> i prefer a. >> i do as well. >> i like b. the one you guys hated. >> we liked a. >> but do you know which -- can you tell which one -- which two taste like starbucks or do they all taste different? >> they all taste different. >> slightly different. >> and i don't take my coffee black so i don't really -- >> so you're thrown off. >> cream and sugar. >> i like photographa frappa chinos. >> whliked a.? it is taster's choice. >> i did. >> and you liked b.? >> it's via starbucks, the new instant coffee. and in one picked c.? that's your regular in-store brew. >> and i don't get it this strong. i get the medium blend.

>> so i want you all to taste b. and c. again. they don't taste similar? do we have any palate cleansers? >> no. we forget that part. >> i like b. still. >> taste c. >> c. spent a while here on th table. >> we thout the studio lights would keep it warm. >> it's the power of suggestion. this one tastes stronger. >> you can taste the difference between b and c? >> i can. >> so they're close, but no cigar. the instant does not taste just like the store. >> did i win? >> you win. you get to have the rest of the cup of coffee. >> all nine of them. >> dave did prefer the starbucks instant, which was b. >> we're old school, tucker.

>> old school, also known as cheap. [ laughter ] >> thank you very much. good luck to starbucks. coming up in a few moments, from running her own successful business to sleeping in a tent in her parents' backyard. >> this is serious. >> it is. it's the mystery illness that left one woman unable to go inside her home or even her car. >> and i didn't know what as a bike station was but that is a bike station. it's the most expensive one in the country ever and it's right here in d.c. we'll take you inside the push to keep the bikes out of criminals' hands. it cost millions of dollars. back in a moment. and first here is another look at the day's trivia question. who was the colony virginia named? >> i have to guess on this one. >> should i say it now?

>> sure. >> i think it's c. >> the answers are coming up later. don't go anywhere. more and more, the quality of our lives depends on our connections. access to high-speed internet, at home and on the go, is no longer a luxury. it's how our children access education. it's how we find jobs, discover information, and connect with family and friends. it's the spark that

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this is a fascinating story. a house hold mold has left a woman livi in a tent. jennifer parker went from owning her own business to living in her parents backyard. she gets sick from going indoors. she leaves pink fingerprints on anything she touched. that's when doctors realized mold had invaded her body. >> my immune system is so weakened from the mold that i'm forced to live out here. >> now this illness left jennifer allergic to household chemicals and everything from

upholstery to detergent. she's taking a new medication in hope to flush the toxins out before winter arrives. >> ttough. >> i can't imagine. here is an uplifting story. a michigan high schooler is beatk the odds. named homecoming king despite his personal challenges. tyler fitzgerald was born with down's syndrome. the girl who was found homecoming queen talked about what tyler means to the rest of the peers. >> in school to stand next to someone so proud. >> i feel good because of all of the people that voted for me in school. >> tyler and the home coming queen celebrated with classmates at a special dance over the weekend. you go tyler. burying gold coins, why one

woman's treasure will leave her empty handed. holly is searching for art and will have the information you need to know so you can do the same thing this weekend. we'll be right back. every single day in aruba is a nice day.

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if you were out and about around union station this weekend. you may have seened this. this is your tax dollars at work. d.c. just bought this brand new multi-million dollar bike rack. and the priceyest indoor bike station is now open for business at union station. >> the $4 million rack has space for 135 bikes and that breaks down to about $29,000 per spot. john henrehan gives us a closer look. >> reporter: traffic designer martin molton loves her $4,000 bicycle but gets nervous parking it at a regular bike rack. >> secured with two locks. >> reporter: he now has a new option for parking his bike in d.c. the mayor and other

dignitaries cut the ribbon at the bike station at union station. mostly a glass structure shaped like a huge bicycle helmet. there are about 135 indoor spaces at the new bike station. available to rent for $2 a day or $96 a year. attorney david bono immediately purchased an annual space in the new indoor bike rack which is adjacent to metro, amtrak, marc and vre. >> i can park it here. i have business in philadelphia. get on the train and change into my suit and stitt get my biking? >> reporter: drop-in customers with get their bikes tuned up or repaired in a small shop on the premises people who rent the slot on an annual basis can get to their bikes any time they want because they'll be given an electronic key card to get to their bikes 24/7.

>> the biggest and the best and the coolest bike station in the entire country. >> reporter: well it's certainly the newest and the most expensive indoor bike facility in the u.s. the project price tag is $4 million. >> the shape with the curve and the glass, every piece is a unique shape. that drives the cost. but we didn't want to go cheap here at this spot, the nation's capital. >> reporter: the bike station at union station is now open 7 days a week. john henrehan, fox 5 news. >> it appears an illinois woman of digging up buried gold will remain just that, a deem. patty sent out after finding a note in an antique gold chair. now the subsequent dig at a

vacant lot turned up nothing. but it turns out she may have been the victim of a prankster who died more than 30 years ago. or perhaps somebody else dug it up first. who know >> it helps. >> she tried. >> and it didn't work out. from a treasure hunt to a safari without animals. >> holly is in alexandria this morning to explain that. it sounds like a riddle. >> reporter: it doesn't necessarily not have animals because they could be artistic animals. animals being painted or paper mache. they're going to have 11 different activities for the kids to do here. it is in the 14th year. and each year they add for do something new. lauren mikeo is in studio 325 at the torpedo factory and you're doing what kind of art?

>> block printing. >> reporter: and so the kids can -- and you've done this before at the smithsonian? >> yes, i have. >> reporter: and the kids get to do what? take us through the process. >> they usthis foam plate and assimilates a printing block and just draw a simple picture and it's a great way to teach them about block printing and that you have to write backwards which kids like to do and then bring the picture over here and i've made this for you. >> reporter: look at that. all right. >> and hopefully it will work. >> reporter: and this is just ink? >> this is a water based block printing ink. and they're going to roll the ink on the picture. >> reporter: how long have you been doing this kind of art? >> i've been doing this for about -- block printing for

about ten years, art my whole life. >> reporter: and she'sbeen doing it her whole life because her mom is an artist who works at torpedo factory. so this is wh you know. this is where you grew up. >> this is what i know. >> reporter: and you are a huge advocate of kids in art. >> absolutely. i worked with kids a lot and activities like this is great fun. they love it. >> reporter: and i think maybe the best testament is when lauren and i were talking just a few minutes ago, she was like, you know what, i may not make the most money in my profession, but i'm happy. how many people get to say they're happy in going to work every day. i think that says a lot. >> it does. >> reporter: and so you've done what now? >> i put the ink on the block and put a piece of ip aer on it. and i press it with a spoon. and viola. >> reporter: and you sign it.

>> and it is a work of art. >> reporter: it is indeed. and can you draw something else and have us watch you do some more art. and i want to bring in clare again, the director of communications. and i know we've been focusing on the fun for children on saturday, but you guys have a lot of events into the fall that are planned for all ages. >> we are constantly having free events. everything from our art night event and to free live music on almost every thursday night. and at the end of the month is ofrienda which is a huge day of the dead event, with a masked ball and parade on halloween. starting this saturday is alexandria boutique week and we're participating as one of 50 retailers with discounts and giveaways througho the week. and i want to tell the viewers

to come to our website, www.torpedofactory.org. >> reporter: and go to our website and we'll link them to your website. and we have a link to the torpedo factory. and there you can see the backwards writing. and i'll remind you that the 14th annual alexandria art safari is going on this come saturday, noon until 4:00. it's best for kids kindergarten age and older. they do need to be supervisorred. and they do need to wear clothes that can get dirty or get some black ink on them because they'll want to come up here and do some block printing. and before i go, guys, we've been kind of watching lauren here in her profession. her son-in-law is the chief meteorologist at a station in roanoke. so now she's well versed in our profession as well. so send him the link. he can see you on tv never

looking so good. >> very good. i love the torpedo factory. thanks, holly. coming up, the answer to today's trivia question. do not go anywhere. that is next. ring ring ring ring

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no she was never married. a small town relying on dummies. a town started putting out maniccans in a town in iowa. it's become popular among the people who live in the town. that businesswoman is hoping the nicans will bring in tourists but i think it's cute. >> she thinks that will bring tourists? >> well it's bringing attention. >> it's kind of odd and creepy. >> it's that time of year. tucker barnes is a look at the weather. >> five-day forecast for this afternoon, 73 with lots of sunshine. cloudsin cream for tomorrow. tuesday night and wednesday. and 70s for much of the week. not bad at all. thank you, tucker. thank you for watching fox 5 morning news. remember the news is always on myfoxdc.com. rachael ray is next. >> have a good day. >> rachael: all right. welcome! so he's up late bringing the