outbreak could be underway. >> america's large bank slapping some of its customers with a new bank fee and it's not going over well as you might imagine. and it is straight up 7:00. there is a pretty picture this morning overlooking the city from our towercam. nice thing about this shot, it it not foggy, not misty, not raining. good morning, everybody. i'm tony perkins in for steve shanovy this morning. >> >> and i'm allison seymour. payne elementary school is relocating to eastern high school today because of a power outage. payne children should be

dropped off at payne. buses will take them to east high and bring them back for dismissal let's get the latest now from tucker barn. >> good morning. we have nice, comfortable temperatures out there. should be a fine friday. should be dry although we'll have some cloud moving through. let's show you the satellite radar. we have another frontal system approaching from the north and west. this one is falling apart, at least the rain is. we'll break out into nice sunshine. high temperatures expected to be into the mid-70s. nice-looking friday here before the changes for the weekend. temperature now in the comfortable ran. 59 this morning in fred rubs burg. 58 in ocean city. even with temperature in the

mid-70s, we're going to have nice temperatures. lauren has the latest traffic. >> if you are headed inpound on 50, the-on hanson highway, we do have an accident reportedly involving a tractor trailer. watch for delays. no problems on in mound new york avenue. southbound 70, accident was blocking the left lane but once you get past that, no problem. problems at 270 and then once again right here. traveling the outer loop of the beltway in montgomery county to the left of the screen to silver spring, typical volume delays out of college park. outer loop also heavy in virginia approaching telegraph road where we have an accident

blocking the left lane. northbound 95, we're going to fine the slow traffic typical across the occoquan 395 headed towards west seminary. east bound freeway, we have and accident involving a most. that's a check of the fox 5 ontime traffic. allison. a traffic alert for drivers using the capital beltway in northern virginia. the exit allowing northbound 495 driver exit on to westbound 66 will be closed. drivers will have to use the right exit that will be expanded to two lanes we are follow breaking news this month one of the most wanted members al-qaeda is dead. >> officials in yemen say that american-born leader andwar al- awlaki has been killed.

it could be a major blow to the terror network. >> the white house now con if i were that al-awlaki has been killed. for years, the cia has been on his trail. for would-be terror recruits, this has been the face and often the voice of al-qaeda. with connection to terror incidents including fort hood, the time squares attempted carjacking, he was already on the kill or capture list. it's a major blow to al-qaeda which used him as a recruiting tool to tar get and groom american operatives. >> he wants to show the world that it's not an organization that is on its heels in afghanistan and pakistan but rather one that is recruiting beyond that region. >> born in new mexico, he is not the on american to rise through al-qaeda's ranks but he has become the most prominent american operator overseas. he was an imam in a mosque in

virginia, also visited the pentagon as part of the muslim outreach. his death will be one more blow to al-qaeda already shaken to it core. we know that back in may, the cia targeted him with a drone and narrowly missed. he was killed in an air raid. more breaking news. there are new developments in the missing alexandria man story this morning. police have new photos from an atm machine and are hoping they'll give them some new leads. police have a picture of the suspect's car. sherry li is in alexandria this morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. it has been more than a week since will by harris disappeared from the old town rec center here. police have that very important clue, surveillance picture of a white caravan with no front

plate. it had several people inside. it was spotted at an atm machine. harris was a community activist and police do suspect foul play. this was captured at an atm in prince george's county. a map was seen at an alexandria. atm too long to use harris' bank card. he got a call on the cell phone. harris left in his car. police are not saying who that call came from. the phone was later found on the wilson bridge. harris always went out of his way to help anyone and family don't know why someone would try to hurt him. >> part of me thinks that someone tried to rob him or thinks he has money. if it's money, then call us. if it's jealousy or whatever, then what do you get out of it? >> reporter: police are still

looking for harris' light blue 1994 toyota corolla with virginia tags xkg 8385. police also have a description of that person of interest is seen in surveillance picture. he is a black man with a mustache and small goatey. he has a muscular build and tattoo on his form arm. one inside has numbers and a word written below it. police are looking for that man as well as people inside the van. police are offering a reward in the hopes of bringing harris home. back to you. >> thank you. new this mornings police are investigating a sexual assault in arlington. a female jogger was attacked in the 2000 block of army-navy drive. police say that the suspect knocked the woman to the ground kicking her several times

before sexually assaulting her. if you have any information in this case, you are asked to call arlington police. d.c. police say they are getting close to identifying everyone involved in a fight in northwest that may have killed a george washington university student. witnesses say that patrick casey was hit in the face outside a mcdonald early friday morning. casey was declared brain dead tuesday and his body taken to the medical examiner. much of what happened was caught on surveillance camera but are not willing to say exactly what happened until the investigation is finished. casey was a veteran of the war in afghanistan. in the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor, today, the paramedics who rushed to jackson's mansion the day he died are expected to testify. both paramedics are believed to think that jackson was dead when they arrived but jackson's

doctor insisted that he be taken to the hospital in an effort to be resuscitated. yesterday, a body guard testified that he was ordered to collect vials of medicine to hide them. he reached over and grabbed a handful of vials and reached over to me and said, here, put these in a bag. >> i believe that dr. murray had the best of in tensions so i didn't question his authority. >> maury's supporters say that he was just trying to hide the king of pop's drug habits. there are details about a massachusetts man who wanted to bomb the capitol and the pentagon using remote control planes packed with explosives.

rezwan ferdaus wanted to deliver a psychological blow to the enemies of allah. federal officials say that the public was never in danger and the possibility of one r someone using a model plane for those attacks has been on their radar for quite some time. >> this is nothing new. it's been reported in the past that terrorists could be using this. counter ter prism experts and model aircraft hockists say it would be nearly impossible to inflict large scale damage. the aircraft are too small, can't carry enough explosives and are too tricky to fly there has been a prescription ring bust at a suburban that makes military

aircraft. some of the workers are charged with selling the pain killers fentanyl and oxycodone. more illnesses, probably more death listed to listeria could be on the way. the bacteria has been spotd in lettuce. true leaf farm has voluntarily recalled bags of lettuce from a distributor in oregon. no illnesses were reported there in oregon. but the lettuce bags were shipped to two other states, washington and idaho. this follows the outbreak of listeria from cantaloupes grown in colorado. coming up, more bad news

for bank customers. more reaction and details from outraged customers. and a big game for the redskins on sunday. if they don't get their mind right for the 0-3 rams, history might repeat itself. we'll check in with the sports junkies after the break and we have a live look outside. for once, it's not a bad picture as far as the weather goes. we'll get the latest traffic and weather from tucker and lauren. 

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rolling out 0 the trump vineyard estates that he bought after the bank reproposed the flukes' vineyard. joining us are the sports junkies from the fan. what are your listeners thinking about this game? high expectations? is there expectation that the skins will vanquish the rams? >> listeners are worried over the fact that the skins have struggled about beating a downtrodden the rams: we were taking callings and a scale of confidence of 1 to 1. kate it as a 10. guaranteed. >> there is always a website

bet against cakes. but the confidence is at the 7 to 8 level that this team should pull off a win against a team that has allowed a top of yards especially on the grounds. we have some rams fan who are calling in and they think that the rams will win this game. vegas thinks it's going to be tight. if you are a quality football team, you have to win. they are banged up in the running game. the redskins have to win this game. if they lose to the rams, they are 2-2, big trouble. this determines, tony, if this is a real viable football team or if this is just the same old same old. all the mike shanahan fan, love what bruce allen have done on this organization, you have nothing to stand on if you lose to the rams. they are leaving 400 yards per game. if we lose to them, we are right back in the jim zorn era. >> i agree with you. this game will tell us more

about the redskins than about the rams. my main concern and thinks this is something that wave seen in previous years but it's the declining points that the redskins are putting on the board. we did great against the giants, barely beat an arizona team and then only scored 16 points against the giants. >> they don't have somebody that you know is my target in the end zone. >> for once it would be nice for the redskins to come out and explode on an opponent, maybe a long hightower run, a long pass by santana moss. do what the ravens did last week. go out, end the game early. that's all they have to do. >> i want to turn to the caps.

they re-signed jason chimera. that's good news for caps fans? that goes along with a very good offseason. bring in joel brown, broward, tomas vokoun in net for a year for $1.35 million. that's a steal for a goalie of his capability. they have to prove it to us in the postseason. that's the key. regular seasons are a thing of the past. postseason. >> that's what it's all about for the caps. >> thanks so much. we'll talk to you soon and enjoy the weekend. >> in the rams defense, they have played against ely, vick and flacco. >> that is true >> they are going on. they are going on the radio show right now. >> let's to our tv show. >> okay. let's talk about the forecast and nice football weather breaking out. let's get right to the map and show you what's going on at

reagan national. we'll do a live shot. partly cloudy conditions expected. not going to be perfectly sunny but should be a nice day. 75 with low humidity. 62. look at the cold air across the country coming down. 33 right now in bismarck. 36 in pierre. 50 in minneapolis, frost advisory across portions of minnesota. the cold air is moving on in. >> it was not that cold but it is going to be a cold weekend. >> here is a look at the rest of the country. the rest of the country quiet for a change. we'll take it. this is going to spin in your direction, bring us lots of clouds and showers for the day tomorrow. not going to rain all day tomorrow but not going to be a great looking day there is the five-day forecast. much better this weekend. upper 20s to about 50 and then we rebound by next week.

>> still the weekend. >> no 30-n our forecast but close. >> excellent. all right. >> thanks. >> thank you here is lauren demarco with an update on traffic. hey, guys, scene westbound 50 at 197, an accident involving a tractor trailer. there was a wreck on the beltway in montgomery county. we can tack a look right now. we do have slow traffic from university boulevard but looks like that accident has cleared out of the way with the through lanes open. we did have the left lanes reportedly were milled over night. sew some of that pavement uneven. you want to watch for a little bit of debris as you head through that stretch. let's head on to traffic land and take a look at what's going on as you head northbound 95. no real problems to report making the trip into springfield. outer loop slows from springfield to telegraph road.

you see that to the right of your screen. 66 the pace improving not so bad from manassas. going toward the belty, nothing blocking any of your lanes. that's a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >> 7:21 right now on this friday morning. coming up, a team of engineers is scaling the washington monument, finding some damage. and still waiting for answers. several local families displaced for weeks now following the after math of tropical storm lee. the latest on what's being done to get them back home. and it's fall and that means pumpkin patches and in this case, live entertainment and unique art and crafts that you will find at the old town june lee in manassas tomorrow. we'll check in with paul a little later. ÷÷úú÷÷úú÷÷@@

after days of sky high inspections, new exterior damage has been found on the washington monument such as loose mortar and cracks but the park service says that the building is structurally sound. the inspection could talk another three to four days. still no word on when ten families in prince william county will be allowed back home. they were forced out three weeks ago after torrential rains from tropical storm lee made their walls crumble. residents met with local officials last night. >> they said that we are responsible for it but i'm not going to pay anything. i'm not going to pay that i don't think that we should be responsible as homeowners to, you know, pay for the wall when it seems like either the builder or the contractor is responsible for the issue that we are having right now. >> engineers are waiting for

the city to approve a plan to remove enough of the landslide to get the families back in. meanwhile, the county is hoping to get a fema declaration that could give the families some individual assistance. coming up on 7:27 now, if you swipe it, you're going to pay for it. bank of america plans to slap customers with a monthly fee if they use their debit card. why the new charge? we'll explain, up next. and as we take you to a break, a live look outside. really pretty day for this friday morning we'll get the latest from weather and traffic from lauren and tucker coming up next. there are over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee that have earned the keurig brewed seal of approval. the keurig brewed seal is our commitment that the coffee inside will deliver a delicious cup of coffee every time. keurig brewed. look for the only mark of genuine keurig quality.

october is national adopt a dog month and prince george's county is celebrating by lowering adoption fees. starting tomorrow, the price will be discounted by $80 for all dogs adopted from the animal services facility. keep in mind that the discount is on good for the month of october. look at all those puppies. >> even more incentives to have a friend. >> great. >> yep. >> okay. >> that's all i have on that. >> beautiful day to walk your dog. beautiful morning. temperatures are going to be comfortable. we're still going to be in the

70s. i think you're going to notice that fall is finally here. we waited weeks and weeks for all the rain that we have. now we can go out in the yard and mow the lawn. >> let's go to the headlines. we saw a live shot a few minutes ago. a mix of sun and clouds. that's going to be the theme. not going to be a perfectly sunny day as we have a final system off to the north and that will be moving through here. much cooler for the weekend. jacket weather in store. high temperatures tomorrow, upper 50s to about 60. that's going to be high temperatures. overnight lows in the 40s showers in the forecast. if you have outdoor plans, don't cancel them. tropics activity. not going to threaten land here in the u.s. hurricane ophelia

will be passing to the east of bermuda over the next couple of days. 62 in washington, 55 in gaithersburg. 54 for you in frederick. leonard town and southern maryland now 63 degrees. temperatures in the mid-70s today. with less humidity, should go great for you. there is a look at the satellite and radar. really falling apart in the last couple of frames. that cloud deck will be moving through. you will see some cloud moving through. a bit of a breeze, as the cool are air starts to filter in and the cool air settles in. off to the north and west, that big upper level low, that's going to spin down into the washington area. clouds tomorrow with the possibility of a few showers around for saturday. partly cloudy skies, less humid, 75 the daytime highs, winds will pick up out of the north and west. 50 the overnight low and, again, it's going to be chilly out there with wind out of the

north and west at ten. upper 50s, near 20 on sunday and then a nice rebound, will feel perfect for early october. highs near 70. that's a look at the weather. let's hear traffic. lauren demarco has the traffic for us. >> approaching the beltway, beltway itself, you're going to find some delays approaching through college park. let's take a look. the outer loop slowing. connecticut, we had an earlier wreck and that has cleared out of the way. no pro helps to report right now on the inner loop in mayor lane. outer loop in virginia, leaving the mixing bowl in springfield, you will find delays all the way it telegraph road where we had an earlier crash. inner loop, leaving springfield, towards 66, from robert son terminal. also looking at the map for something that we have going on this week. if you have the inner loop, trying to use that exit,

heading -- right now, the ramp is still open but this weekend will be shut down. there will be right access only. you're going to be staying to the right. that's a look at fox 5 on time traffic. thanks so much, lauren. >> a new report on the 2009 bank bailout shows that the government vows to pressure some of the big banks paying back the money. watchdog report says that federal regulators with two varying degrees gave in to the banks and will relax some of the requirements for repaying the bail out. the regulators wanted to cut the government's stake in the banks. it could soon cost you more to get money out of your own bank account. >> bank of america has announced fees. >> allison and tony, debit cards are common and they are convenient to use. a lot of people use them for

hat, jewelry, coffee and sandwiches. 2/3 of americans like to swipe with debit cards not credit cards. starting early next year, the bank will charge a $5 monthly fee for using your debit card. customers will be charged $59 if they use the debit card in any given month. they will not be charged if they use their card at an atm. the change comes as the banks adjust to those new regulations that will limit traditional revenue sources. bank of america starts to lose money october 1st when the caps go into effect on how much issuers can charge merchants. people who don't like this should send the clearest message to the bank and take the money to a better bank or a credit union. >> thinks ridiculous and uncalled for. >> there is no right or wrong because i use it every week. i have direct deposit in. that's not fair.

>> with a bank such as wells far dough and chase have been frying this idea out lately with a $3 monthly fee but neither bank has made a final decision on whether to make the fee permanent. now, to the fees to just have an account. this week, city bank sent letters to customers saying that monthly account maintenance fees are going up. city bank's easy checking has jumped to $15 a month unless you can keep a balance of $6000. good luck with that. free checking accounts are quickly becoming a thing of the past, too. a new study by bank rate.com found that just 45% of checking accounts are now free with no strings attached down from 60% last year and 76% in 2009. tony and allison? >> thanks. keeping your money in your mattress is sounding better and betterment you get about the same interest rate. >> you got that right. >> all right. it is now 7:36. coming up next, some weekend

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the nonpartisan office of compliance is out with a new report about complaint of harassment and hostile work environments on capitol hill. joining us with a closer look at this report is ed o'keefe, federal reporter with the washington post. good to see you. good to see you. >> how could this be? how can lawmakers not follow the same laws they make? >> they have a congressional accountability act which is responsible for bringing the laws to capitol hill. they have exempted themselves from some of the more popular or basic items of workplace rules. you don't have to post workers' rights in a congressional office. there are no whistle blower protection. most whistle blower says that

whistle blower protection wherever they are is pretty bad. you don't have to keep personnel records that might be required later on if there is some dispute. there is a sense on the hill that there is an appeals process if you feel that you are going discriminated against or passed over for promotion unfairly. >> why would this be in place? was this something intentionally done in your opinion? why is this -- >> it's unclear because this office which essentially serves as the eeoc or the hr office for capitol hill has been pushing lawmakers to do this for years. >> okay. >> but, you know, just like everywhere else -- and this has always been the big complaint, it creates a lot more work, more paperwork, more red tape and why should they have to do it? for whatever reason, through the year, they have ignored the pleas to fix this problem, i think mostly on the belief that, you know, there aren't workplace issues up there.

if you look at the numbers, just a fraction, not even really a fraction of hill staffers have reported complaints as far as discrimination or being passed over for promotion. you see most of these complaints are coming from congressional agency offices, the architect of the cop toll, the folks that keep the place in good working order, the capitol police which, of course, is their big law enforcement agency and other offices which sort of support the traditional congressional offices. >> that was my next big question. do they do this in secrecy? we really do want to help but the rules don't aplay. they found there wasn't a high number of harassment cases. >> if you look at house and senate staffers which is what people think of capitol hill, the number of people who went to the office seeking counseling to say, what are my rights, very signee. part of the reason, they think that is is because hill staffers don't realize that

they have the right to go to this office in the first place. they don't even know it exists. the other part is simple politics. a lot of these people are concerned if they go and accuse their boss or maybe some powerful politician of wrongdoing, it could ruin that guy's reputation, could ruin the staffer's reputation, i'll never get a job again because they wept out and accused of boss of -- because they went out and accused the boss of doing something wrong. >> about how many people work across the hill. >> about 30,000 people work for capitol hill. you have congressional staff office and also in their home state. 8000 live in virginia, 8000 live in maryland and 5 or 62,000 in the district. so that's a pretty big employer in this area. not much in the rest of the

country. >> do you think will will be changed? what do you think will happen? >> they issue this report just about every year and they issued basically the same recommendations, post the rules, work on whistle blower protection, take care of these other issues and every year, congress says, of course, we'll look into this and get to it right away. nothing ever happens. >> the hope is that you see the number increasing and concern and the use of the office on the rise that, perhaps, lawmakers will take in the. they don't even have the ability to send e-mails to people on the hill. pretty soon, they hope they will do that. >> ed o'keefe writes the federal column for the washington post and, dare we say, a friend of the fox 5

news. >> thank you. >> another friend is here, tucker barn well, i will be your friend today. because of the weather. >> you know, when the sun came out, people said, well, what is this? >> we can use some sunshine. we can see some today. should be a dry day today. with less humidity, going to feel great out there 62 right now, nice start to the day. 55 in gaithersburg. we are 54 in fret rick, opening it up for you a little bit. off to the north and west, there are lots of 50s. look at chicago right now. 51 degrees. 52 in columbus. cool air just off to our north and west. t in here later today and tonight. here is the forecast for the weekend and we're going to have a series of frontal systems coming through. when that clears the coast and gets south and east of us, much of the country here, the

eastern half of the country will be experiencing some unseasonably cool air. look at that. the front pushes the cold air and highs for the next couple of days after the day, when we enjoy the 70s will be in the 60s and 70s. have to pull the jacket out of the closet and be ready for it because this is going to be a real cooldown. 75 today. highs will struggle to the 60- degree mark on saturday and sunday and a nice rebound. going to feel the fall in october. >> look forward to it. >> yes, me, too. >> we'll see how we feel on monday morning. [ laughter ]. >> lauren demarco is here and will update us on the morning rush hour. >> i love the hot weather but there is something about the sum they are was so hot that i look forward to the fall. yeah, me, too. >> i'll admitted it. connect avenue, between the beltway heavy and slow. >> take a look at traffic land in bound.

395, delays getting past seminary. no real problems past the 14th street but eastbound on the freeway, report of an accident near south capitol street. beltway inner loop levy and slow leaving springfield toward 236. outer loop, we had some delays off and on leaving springfield past van dorn street towards telegraph road because of an earlier accident. traveling in frowrnlings, as we head from 210 toward the wilson bridge, we are looking great. no problems for you crossing the bridge on the inner loop past california. you are running at speed. >> let's check at fox 5 traffic. >> tony? >> thank you. >> we have a head up now for metro rail riders this weekend. commuters on the red, blue, orange and green lines should add about 20 extra minutes to your commute starting at 10:00 tonight, track maintenance will force several trains to share the same track. the work is part of a six-year

$5 billion program focused on safety and updating the metro system. another heads up for you folks traveling the chesapeake bay. thenascar race in dover is expected to add traffic. fun for both kids and adult in old town manassas this weekend. >> that is where our paul riaphel is this morning with more on the city's jubilee. >> the jubilee is tomorrow and we are gearing up this morning with some dancing. they have craft, a little bit of everything. so after the break, we're going to learn about all events going on and maybe get dancing. i'm not that good at it so i'll let them do it. aur fgo 

time to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day, tanya peter. thinks a photo of her newborn. she is brand new, you can tell. layla. if you want to be facebook fan of the day, search us on morning news. there is no space between fox and number 5 and post the comment under the photo that tanya has posted. those are sweet days many. uh-huh. >> all right. there is a fun free event going on in old town manassas to go. so we sent our fun guy out there for the am fall jubilee. what's going on? >> i feel that we already at the junely. a lot going on. you might as well call it the mini fall june lee. this is a huge event. they have leaning lessons, hundreds of crafters, the spotlight dancers about to perform in just a minute. we have it all.

i have debbie state with me, the director of manassas incorporated. >> the i'm has grown again this year. it is in the 29th year and every year we expand it a little bit, more and more and more so we have wonderful local artists coming out, crafters, you have seen the dancers already this morning. we have band, music. that's an incredible event. like i said this year, it's expanding more, the footprint is even bigger. it's taking over all of old town: >> it is. >> what's the admission? in the add mugs is free. any type for people coming in as far as parking. >> we have a great parking garage in manassas, kind of quieting stealth. nobody knows where it is but right around the corner from where we are at. it is a pavilion. it is open to the public and free. >> you talk about the crafters. we're going to meet susan mullen. thanks for joining me. >> thanks for having me.

>> talk about this unique art form that you do. >> i would like to say it's recycling at its best, take the wine bottle, put the label away and heat it and it's hot. >> very hot. >> takes about 12 hours. most of it is cooling. we put the mold where it's heated so it maintains the shape and becomes a dish. i take wire, beat, and i create items like this. >> how did you kre yate this? >> well, i was at a friend's house and she had something like this on the wall. i had just started working with craft and jewelry and i said, this looks good. i said, use it, see what you think, i'm dog it and death what started. >> i need to to party with you guys. how did you get all these pot the? >> well, i do like to drink wine but i will tell you that nobody in my neighborhood puts wine bottles in their recycling bins. they put them in bags and

boxes. i have been known to leave dinner party with all the bottles from the dinner party. when you start doing something like this, everybody starts safing wine bottles for you. >> now we learn more about the spotlight dancers. we have lisa hayes who is part of the group. talk about the group that's been performing all morning long. thinks the junior company. we have 12 girls and one boy. the girls are lucky to have a boy in their class. sometimes, he is such a character many the start of the show right here. yes, definitely. >> how often do you guys perform? >> we perform probably twice a month, doing parades. we don't do too many competitions but we do nursing homes. we perform half time at the outback bowl and purchased at the macy's day pa ray.

thinks the 18th year at the june lee. when can people see them. >> 11:00 in the morning here at the harris pavilion. i'll just let them take it away. ♪ he is the boogie woogie bugle from company b ♪ the event is tomorrow down in old town manassas from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., free admission. there is so much going on. for more information, go to myfoxdc.com. in the next hour, i think i'm going to try a little belly dancing which i don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing but that should be interesting. >> don't feel like you have to do that. >> my sense is that's a bad thing. >> my sense is i won't do that. >> let the professionals

handling that. thank you, paul talking plastic surgery, what you need to know if you are considering getting work done. an advice on how to pick a good doctor. >> next hour, from conrad murray to amanda knocks, some high-profile trials are happening. we'll take a look at these cases when we are joined by a local attorney when we come back at 8:00. 

new this morning, an american born cleric who has spent some time in virginia is killed. dr. con a murray and amanda knox, just two of the big cases capturing attention worldwide. more on what to expect from these trials. then the onion newspaper and website is known for its funny headlines but this morning, it's coming under fire with photos like this one showing house speaker john boehner with a gun to a child's head. it's a fake photo, of course, accompanied with the head line, congress takes a group of children hostage. we need $12 trillion or all

these kids die. as you can imagine, capitol police are not finding this funny at all. >> good morning, everybody. i'm tony perkins in today for steve shanovy. >> we do want to let parent know that payne elementary is relocated to eastern high because of a power out annual. buses will take the kids over to eastern and then bring them back to payne for dismissal at 3:15 this afternoon. tucker barns is with us this morning once again with some good news regarding today's forecast. hey, cuber? >> gets better and better. we have a decent amount of sunshine, partly sunny day. we have a front coming through but this one is kind of dry and will reinforce the drier air later this afternoon. there are some includes that will be moving through here in the morning hours as that front

is just to the north and west. 62 at reagan national. 58 in baltimore, 63 winchester, feels a lot better for you as the humidy is on the decrease. 51 in fredericksburg. plenty of warm temperatures. partly sunny conditions and dry this afternoon. more details on the weather. we have a chilly weekend in store for you coming up. >> thank you. meanwhile, we go to lauren demarco for traffic. >> route 1 closed in both directions in fred ricks. closed at 35 a because of a wreck. >> traveling the outer loop of the beltway, heavy and throw from klemm park into silver spring, that typical stretch and reports of a typical delays on 92. 26 approaching the beltway, you're going to find some delays right there near

gallows, past nutley street. outer loop heavy through springfield past telegraph road. eastbound on the freeway at south capitol street, watch for the crash. that's a check of your fox 5 ontime traffic. 8:02 now. we begin this morning with a look at the top stories. an american-born al-qaeda cleric was killed. andwar al-awlaki was believed to have helped coordinate some of the attacks on the united states, including the attempted bombing of a plane headed to detroit. he ran a mosque in falls church and was a chaplain at the george washington university. his radical onlying postings are believed to have influenced major hasan nadal, the man charged with the rampage in

and police are investigating an attack on a jogger in arlington. the suspect knocked the woman to the ground, kicking her several times before sexually assaulting her. d.c. police say they are close to identifying everyone involved in a fight in not that might have killed a george washington university student. patrick casey was hit in the face outside of a mcdonald's early friday morning causing him to fall and hit his head. casey was declared brain dead tuesday, his body taken to the medical examiner yesterday for an autopsy. much of what happened was caught on surveillance camera but they are not willing to say what happened until the investigation is finished many. there could be a break in the case of a missingalexandria man this among. someone tried to use his bank card. when they did, the atm snapped the photo of a suspect and police are now looking for this person. sherry li is outside. good morning, sherry.

>> good morning, allison, good morning, tony. lenny harris was last seen here at the old town recreation center. now police have that surveillance picture from an atm in prince george's county where someone tried to use his bank contract. they are looking for this white dodge caravan and trying to find it. the well-known community activist has been missing for more than a week now. alexandria police are looking for that white dodge caravan from that atm in prince george's county. it was taken around midnight last thursday. it had no front plate and more than one person inside. later, a suspect was seen at an atm in alexandria trying to use the atm. harris was at the rec center when someone gave him a call. >> what i hope happens is that someone sees it and someone recognizes it and they report

it. if we have $2 and somebody asked him for $1.50, he would give them $1.75. that's just how he was. >> police are looking for harris' missing car. it was a 1994 blue corolla. police described the person of interest from surveillance picture as a plaque man with a must tap and small goatey the he was of a muscular build with tattoos on his forearm. inside his forearm is a tattoo with numbers and a wore written below it. police are hoping that with this latest lead and with that money, it will help to bring him home. they can't understand why anyone would try to hurt him. that's the latest here in alexandria. back to you. in the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor, a

bodyguard for the superstar says that dr. conrad murray told him to hide some drugs. alberto alvarez said that he was ordered to gather vials of medicine lying around the bed. murray supporters say he was just trying to prevent the world from seeing the king of pop's drug habit. another big trial the world is watching, the italian case involving american amanda knox appealing a conviction that she killed her roommate. her defense attorney argued she is an innocent girl who was crucified by the media and wrongly convicted. the verdict in the appeals case is expected on monday. joining us now with more on these cases is attorney keith waters with keith waters and associates. he is also a past president of the national bar association. thanks for coming n good to see you. let's talk about the michael jackson case first. this is an emotional case for

because we all knew michael jackson. the circumstances of his death are sad at the least and we want to assign the blame to dr. murray. the tape that we heard of michael jackson talking where his voice was slurred and all of that, it's veryey mowingal to hear. is it significant in terms of the case? >> it may have some bearing because it shows a person under the influence of drugs. could that person really consent, give informed concept to the use of drugs to put him in the state that he was in? i think the prosecutors are slowly going to paint the picture of dr. murray not only being incompetent but criminally responsible for not taking precautions to safeguard michael jackson's life when he was using these drugs which is normally used only in surgery in hospitals, there this is a

very dangerous drug and you have to monitor the patient carefully. they are going to try to show that he was criminally negligent and committed invalue teary map slaughter. >> and they're going to show that the drug is not used in this way. it's not supposed to help you go to sleep. >> this is a very dangerous drug. people take overdoses all the time and doctors tonight get charged. the difference here is that doctor was on the scene helping to administer this drug and should have been watching him, in my opinion, all the time. this drug, when you are on it, you have a thin line between life and death. you have to be careful. >> in fact, there is one trial watcher, harvey levin who thinks that the whole trial will come down to one single word, word abandonment and that is that murray left the room at least for a period of time and during that period of time,

michael jackson expired. is he possibly right in this analysis? >> i think that's going to be a key point. i think that the jury is going to have to keep looking at was the doctor doing something improper? is this something that really rises to the level of a criminal negligence. if it was just medical malpractice, that's just negligence. you have to show that he rises to that level. you know, abandonment may be the key. you know, normally this drug is used in a hospital setting. not here. >> let's talk about the amanda knox case. unless you hear about it on tv, you may have one impression of the case. once you read about it, we have to understand that the justice system and how things works in their courtroom is nothing like what we are used to here. in some ways, it seems like a

farce if you are an american looking at it. can you explain what her chans are of getting out of it. >> she gets two jury trials. she gets a second jury trial here. that would never happen. obviously, the case has taken on a slot of salacious turns because of her background of sexual promiscuity, the use of drugs. the tabloid call her foxy knoxy. she is compared to a she-devil and a witch. you have to look at the facts. the fact are that the court- appointed experts from found improper the dna evidence used to convict her. those are independent expert. that works in her favor. what works against her is the eyewitness news account. they got the 26-27-year sentences because of that what's going to work against her is her own words. she put herself at the scene of

the crime and she also told a false story to begin with, implicated an italian businessman. >> you don't like to see a young woman in prison but we don't like somebody get killed and it someone was killed by these people, then the justice system should run its course. >> we'll learn more on monday. >> thanks. >> allison? 8:12. 62 degrees on this friday morning. more on the major break through with an hiv vaccine and the white house is calling on iran to reverse its decision to execute a christian pastor for its religion a satirical website is calling it a joke but the capitol police do not find that funny. 

it is now 8:15.

time to look at some of the storesis making headlines. we are learning more about the massachusetts man who allegedly wanted to bomb the capitol and the pentagon using model airplanes. rezwan ferdaus wanted to deliver a psychological blow against the an mis of allah take a look at this. an ambulance engulfed in flames setting off a series of explosions including one that blew the roof off. this happened in chantilly. no word on how the blaze starred. >> the sky high inspection on the washington monument is continuing today. the park service says they have found new exterior damage including loose more car, grouting and new crack. however, the park services says that the building is still structurally sound. >> and that is the good news.

>> yes. >> tucker warren is joining us with more good news. the forecast is good and here is a little pick me up, too. let's get to it. time now for my first 5 photo of the day. iewd as can be. >> cute as can be. this is cameron. you know what he is up to? >> plying football. >> he is practicing the hand off with his teammate with his teammate elmo. very cue. very cute. >> elmo is a ballplayer. he has a jersey on, too. >> it's cute. i love the kids in their football gear. >> he has it all. he has the under armour. >> that's right. >> elmo is double 0 on his jersey. >> is he? >> looks like it. >> looks like elmo is concentrating, too.

go to myfoxdc.com. should be a good game for a game. going to be cool, will feel like october for a change as we switch months here during the daytomorrow. let's do the travel forecast and look at that. that is the first real push of below freezing temperatures into the lower 40s. i know these temperatures currently just a free degrees above freezing but bismarck, 34 this morning. lots of frost advisories. there we go. real cool air. warmer to the south. phoenix, the hot spot, 81 degrees. not a lot to show you on our radar satellite. i want you to focus 0 the north and west of us up into the great lakes. see that big swirl in the rain showers? that up are level slows will pivot down into the washington area today and tomorrow. that will bring us a lot of of

cloud. we'll have some unseasonably cool temperatures. highs in the upper 50ed by to. cool iris on the way. get ready for it. 75 later this afternoon. we'll be a little breezy at times. tomorrow, high temperature of 58. 50 on sunday and then we jump back into the 70ed by early next week. that's the forecast. let's do some onfine traffic. lauren demarco has another look at the traffic. how is it flowing? >> we, lands end, crash in both directions. route 80 east pound was closed at 355. right side of the road does remain blocked. taking a look at the beltway. heavy and slow from college park into silver spring to the right of the screen passing university boulevard. everybody is on the brakes there.

in virginia, things are looking good as well. eastbound on the freeway, we had an accident at south capitol street. that's a check at the fox 5 ontime traffic some of the big names are beginning to take a step back from the obama economic policies. so will president barack obama change his approach to the economic solution? some of the biggest names in business, names that we all know joining you to talk about where we stand right now as far as jobs and this economy. yeah, well, first of all, and you didn't mention it, we're going to have herman cain on. herman cain a businessman himself, the former head of godfather's pizza and he has summed to the top of the polls, now on the front tier of republicans, about 17% of the latest fox polls. part of it, i think, is because he says i've got a specific

plan to create a good business plan. of a, that we'll be talking to bob johnson -- excuse me -- the founder of back entertainment television and fred smith, the head of fed ex. both of them are -- have begun -- smith is a republican but bob johnson, a committed democrat have begun to sour on this administration and the climate it's creating and there are some comments from ted leonesis this week who says i'm involved with companies that hire, employ 200,000 people and the president with all this talk about corporate jets and class warfare is treating me like a bad guy and, you know, thinks the guy who has maxed out on his contributions to obama this year. so there really is a lot of ill feeling about the president and what he is saying as he tries to rouse the democratic base, some of his attacks on big business. >> we look forward to that and the regular pam as well. >> and real quickly, if i just

can, al isn't, we're going to resume our power player of the week and we have the most terrific person. i don't know if you met natalie randolph. she is the head football coach at coolidge high, one of the few women ever to coach high school football team. we spent time with her and a coolidge coach. a remarkable story. >> she was on the show right after that appointment. i look forward to the show, chris. >> thank you, chris. >> you bet, allison. a popular website tests the limits of is satire and now people are asking if the ononwent too far. they are drawing some heavy criticism today after the onion flooded the web with news about a fictitious hostage situation at the u.s. capitol. fox 5's tom fitzgerald has the story. >> it started on twitter at 10:30 thursday morning when the satirical website the onion

started breaking. reporting screams and gunfire heard inside the capitol building. 10 minutes later, capitol building being evacuated by a group of armed congressmen. tourists we talked to aren't laughing. >> sure. it's tasteless. >> showing a kid being shot seems a bit much. that would be scary for people turning into that. >> u.s. capitol police quickly labor day the post as safe following a boston's man arrest for trying to crash an explosive filled aircraft into the capitol, officials said that conditions at the u.s. capitol are currently normal. there is no credibility to the story or the twitter feed. u.s. capitol police are currently investigating the reporting. >> you put that in the public like that, that's going to be taken different ways >> reporter: but the fake hostage hoax continued all day.

online, they expanded the story with the peck tour of speaker of the house john boehner pointing a gun to a child's head along with a disturbing videotape. >> boehner, this kid has a phone. >> there is shock value. that's more shock value than humorous. >> for it part, the onion is unapologetic. the editor says there is a lesson to be learned from all of this is that the first amendment in the wrong journalist's hand can be difficult. people continue to report on this and the despicable acts that congress commits all day. >> the question is, who, if anyone, is laughing? >> all these posts not only showed up on twitter but on facebook account as well. a spokesperson from the onion

from new york told us that the company website is not hacked and it appears in all of its platforms for social networking. tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news it is now 8:24, 63 degrees on this friday morning plastic surgery is becoming more and more aforable but you have to find the right doctor or you could be putting your life on the line. >> we have a warning from the expert when we come back. a little later, we are live with the preview of the manassas fall jubilee taking place this weekend. 8:25. stay with us. 

here are some of the headlines this morning. the white house is calling on iran to release a pastor who was sentenced to death for apposition at aostasy. he converted from islam to criesianity and became a pastor. fidel castro is calling

president obama stupid. his remarks follow president obama's speech in which he demanded freedom in cue ya. adrian fenty says he would never run again because he would do it exactly the same. in an interview to the huntington or the huffing ton post, that is, the huffington, he says that his only regret is with a that he was not more uncompromising and rejects suggestions that he would have done better if he had played along. >> we have a traffic alert in mir land where new laws go into effect sunday night. one law makes it illegal to text or read en e-mail while driving. it has been illegal to send a text while driving. maryland has made it a

misdemeanor to cause death while driving for text users. left exist to i-26 westbound 66 will bepermanently closed. drivers will have to use a right exit that will be expanded two lanes. >> that's a big change. >> that is, thank you for that. that's every word is important there. >> tucker barn is here with us now. he has word on today's weather. >> yeah, improving, in fact, that's going to be less humid today. temperatures in the 70s. this is going to be a nice- looking friday. all fridays are good looking. but thinks the first time that the weather is going to be cop rating. much cooler this weekend. get ready for a real cooldown.

go straight from summer yesterday to fall like temperature. showers return tomorrow all average. not going to ran all day but will be rather groomey out there, a lot of grays out there. we have ophelia and phillipe. watch ophelia become a hurricane staying east in bermuda as it passes over the atlantic. 63 degrees right now in washington. 56 in leonard down. 57 right now in gaithersburg and fret rick and mountains off to the north and west, 61 degrees. a cloud deck will be rolling through here in the next couple of hours. late they are afternoon, it will break back down to some sunshine. be ready for some cloud and temperature in the 70s. the big swirl here, the great

lake, that's going to pivot down into the mid-atlantic. that's a real cool pool of air. temperatures tomorrow, as mentioned will only be in the upper 50s with a lot of clouds around and that's why jacket weather will be required here for the first day of fall. 58 the daytime high tomorrow. 60 on sunday and we warm it back up as we get back into recally next week, highs by tuesday in the 70s. >> that's a look at the forecast. tony, i'm going to toss it back to you. >> doctors in new york say they are cautiouslyoptimistic about a new hiv vaccine developed in spain. the vaccine reportedly works by training the immune system to detect hiv and learn how to combat the virus. researchers are hoping it could turn hiv into minor infections status. new this morning, concerns that the listeria outbreak is spreading to lettuce. a california farm is voluntarily recalling bags of row main because of possible contamination. no illnesses have been reported

connected to this but the f.d.a. found that a sample taken did confirm this. cantaloupes connected it a colorado farm is blamed for 13 deads. the american -- the american society of plastic surgeons is launching a campaign to remind people to only use board certified plastic surgeons to do plastic surgery. joining us is dr. joseph michaels. why this need for this sort of campaign for awareness? it's to make the public aware that not only should they be dog their homework on the procedure they are looking to have but also on the surgeon dog that procedure on them.

in the united states, fur licensed to practice in a certainly state, you have a medical license, you can practice really any field of medicine and/or surgery and the public is unaware of that. >> you would need to check for certification specifically in cosmetic surgery? >> correct. >> plastic surgery? >> yes. >> one thing that this campaign is trying to allow the public to know is that cosmetic surgeons don't necessarily equal plastic surgeons. when you are looking for a plastic surgeon or a cosmetic surgeon, it's very important to make sure that these surgeons are certified by the american board of plastic surgery and they are members of the american society of plastic surgeons because that ensures that that doctor has the highest level of training, continues the level of education and adheres to a high

standard >> reporter: would cosmetic surgeons be more minor things? like injecting botox? >> you need to make sure that that doctor does that procedure often, last the training to choose patients better, that they are good candidate for that procedure and there could be minor any cases. and that could be something minor like remuing a mole to maybe body contour or plastic surgery. >> what steps do we need to follow to be say? >> again, doing your homework for the patient is first and foremost. you want to make sure that that doctor performs that surgery often. you want to ask that doctor, are you board certified? what's your background? >> you want to ask about the risks and complications of that procedure and the doctor should be very up front with you

regarding those issues. another thing you want to fiend out is, do they have hospital privileges to perform these procedures? one of the issues that a left these procedures are being performed in med spas and in the back of doctor's offices. and if the hospital would not give the doctor the privilege to perform this, why would you want to go to see the interest and have it performed in their office is it. >> that's a huge red flag? can you go through others? >> from red flags you want to look for are doctors not being upfront about their board certification. they say they are board certified but not very clear in what field of medicine they are board certified? do they have hospital privileges? because doctors credential doctors for their specific training. you want to see adequate pre- and post-on pictures to make sure that you feel comfortable that they can perform that

procedure for you. doctors that advertise prices that are well below market should be a red flag because that might be the reason why they are attracting patients for the financial reason, not because of their training. you can also look up on your state medical boards to make sure that there is no reprimands or any other issues with that particular doctor. >> great, great advice. this, again, is the month that you are calling awareness to all of this. a lot of us are going under the knife or dog more simple routines. i don't know if it's in this reality show world that we are trying to look like stars or what have you but good advice fur looking to to any such procedure. this is dr. joseph michaels with monarch he is they stick and reconstructive surgery in bethesda, maryland. thank you. >> thanks for having me. a mystery shopper's trip to target is no longer a mystery. who was caught roaming the aisles at the alexandria store

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the 29th annual manassas fall jubilee is going on tomorrow. our paul raphel is in old town manassas to find out more about this family fun event. >> this is a family fun event and they have something for everyone. they have perform and ps and music and a kid area neighborhood is what they are calling it. they have rides, face painting but also over 100 craft going

on. they're going to be all around town. that brings me to amy kramer of crafts fairy garden. thanks for joining me today. talk about your art. i work primarily in polymer clay and that's a unique clay because it does not harden at all compared to other clay. until i'm ready to bake it. i have broken it between fall and a little bit of christmas springled in. trains seem to look your product. how did you create these? >> i figured we would key yatch a pumpkin. going ahead with the classic orange and white color and spread them out. i wrap the around around an aluminium ball so that i don't have to use too much clay and umeh going to fast forward to what it looks like once i completed this pack. once you go ahead and grab the cookie cutter and make a little

sheet. >> oh, that ghost sheet. that's not good. >> that's why we leave it to the crafts -- oh, my gosh. all right. >> there you go. you just set them right over and then i pin many a few little folds to make it look like a cheat and i pick it up. all you do is put a little bit of eyes in there and a pumpkin topper. thinks your first show? >> i'm really excited. >> congratulations on that. another thing that's going to be going on is the belly dancing that i'm going to be talking b i'm going to bring in lisa, talk about your group, the suburban gym ski. >> is my microphone on? >> yes. i'm going to take this. >> talk about this. what is this? >> this is a hip scarf. this is what we wear to make lots of good sounds. >> you can tie it in the front or on the side, whichever you would like. >> i'll just drape it over.

>> all right. we'll tie it. >> and then can you give me a quick lesson on what is -- this is not a good look for me. tell me a move of the belly dancer. >> pest one is a shimmy. straighten your legs, bend and straight, like that? >> yeah. disconnect the top, though. >> what does -- >> disconnect the top, though. how about we let the real performers take it instead of me. i know you are a good teacher but they are not that good. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the 29th am fall jubilee in old town manassas is tomorrow 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. admission and parking are free. everything else, all the entertainment and everything, you can see it for free.

come on out and in the next hour, aisle going to do something a little bit more manly. i'm going to learn fencing. i need to toughen up a little bit. i'm going to swing a sword a little bit. it's more than just swinging a sword around but okay, paul. we'll look forward to that. if you are thinking about adding a member to your family, you are in luck fur thinking about adding a member of the family with fur. adoption fees are lowered. these are some photos of just some of the dogs looking for good homes in the county there. for more informing, or to check out more photos, go to our website, myfoxdc.com and click on web links. we need a home many those dogs are so cute. time to say good morning to our facebook fan the day. this is not her but tanya peter is our fan of the day. this is a photo of her newborn

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welcome back to fox 5 mornings news. we are coming up on 9:00. here is a look at some of the stories we are following for this hour. >> he has had connections with several terror attempts here in the u.s. now an american born al-qaeda cleric with northern virginia ties has been killed. more on this still developing story when we talk to wtop's national security kor responsibility end, j.j. green. a disturbing trend. we find that a majority of d.c. school students -- a vast number of d.c. school students have attempted suicide. we'll talk to the superintendent and no one is above e