out to our west spin out there ohio and indiana that will continue and continue to push winds in our direction out of the west and southwest during the course of the day expect plenty of sunshine periods of clouds around here as well and again, we should be much cooler than we have been last few days winds gusting, to about 15 to 20 miles per hour expecting them to gust 30 to 40 later today there is your forecast high temperatures mid-60s. 64 washington 65 fredericks burg more details on weather look at the weekend coming up, back to you. thanks tuck. more now on breaking news we are following out of libya word long time leader, moammar gadhafi has been captured possibly killed in the taking of his hometown by rebel forces. >> reuters quotes a senior rebel official saying gadhafi died of wounds he suffered

during the capture in sirte overnight he was injured in both legs as he tried to flee in a convoy attacked by nato war planes. nato confirms its planes did strike a convoy of gadhafi loyal lists moving through sirte but could not confirm whether the libyan leader was killed or captured. the official claims there is footage of his death but it was not immediately available. jj green joins us in studio to talk more about what has happened and what all this means good morning thanks for running over from top to join us. first of all, everything we said is that your understanding what happened there? >> yeah, in addition this photographic evidence they were talking about i did see a photograph this morning. >> you did. >> it is not confirmed it is gadhafi looks like him but you know photographs can be deceptive but i believe that is what they are referring to in terms of footage, of

photographic evidence there is the understanding that this convoy was attacked he was part of this convoy, i have spoken with u.s. officials this morning who are slow to say anything about this saying it is too early to confirm or make statements but they are on the ground trying to figure out what this situation is. i understand as well, that there is some question about what type of nato asset it was that struck this convoy was it a drone, was it a u.s. drone, was it a plane exactly what it was but pretty much everything you've reported has been what i heard as well. >> leading up to this, can you set the stage for us in his hometown there, the rebels coming in we see them now celebrating in the streets tell us what is going on now. >> right now they are just euphoria, just this overwhelming scene of celebration and people feel liberated they feel closure

apparently that is the scenes we are seeing but this has been a long time coming they have been in and out of sirte for a good while some times they have had success, they have been pushed back on other occasions we know this was again gadhafi's strong hold and that he had significant assets there and all of those assets had essentially confirmed their loyalty to him. >> his hometown. >> right. >> one more thing about whether or not he is dead or not, he did say he would not be taken alive he would fight to the death that is going to be a big question to answer as the day moves on. >> obviously we have to see whether loyal lists continue to try to fight what else might we see in the days ahead, if he is indeed dead. >> confusion. one of the things you will see is confusion another thing you will probably see is some very definitive action from the libyan national transitional

council to certify its hold on power you will probably see international officials from all countries including the u.s., taking or helping them to take formal steps, to legitimize and formalize their government there, but first, there is going to have to be some kind of proof that gadhafi is out of the picture and all of the ruling family, and people who have any hold or any options of mobilizing the forces that have been fighting against the rebels, that is going to have to be settled once and for all that in the next few days will be a part of the confusion,. that proof we are talking about, dna we are talking about proof and then we will come up with the state department and say indeed gadhafi. >> there is going to have to be some kind of proof i believe the state department u.s. officials are going to have to see something have something and have it confirmed in some

way the photographs i saw, was a press photograph, pretty gory, pretty hard to tell, but you know, it seemed to be but you can't operate on seems. >> all right. jay jay green with wtop thanks for stopping by. >> other news closer to home a shooting onboard a metro bus happened near 23rd and alabama avenue, southeast dc. the metro rider who was shot has since died from his injuries. >> fox 5s. stacy cohen has been following the story all morning long. stacy. >> reporter: good morning they just cleared the scene here on alabama avenue last 10 minutes officers are still wondering around checking for evidence before they clear out of here this started just after midnight i am told there was a bus, w 4 bus heading from the metro station, down alabama avenue, area of 21st street when some body onboard began firing they fired multiple shots at one specific

individual, an adult male he was hit multiple times by gunfire he was transported to local hospital but died in transit. now, that metro bus was equipped with cameras, both inside and outside, the metro bus and that is what the police department will be reviewing today as part of their investigation we do not have any information from the metropolitan police department or metro transit police authorities on a suspect no body else was injured the bus driver was not injured that wraps up the scene from here. back to you. >> all right thank you very much. now we turn to a body found in a burning car in prince georges county police and fire crews were called out to the scene along the 2900 block around 1:00 a.m. this morning that is an industrial area in forestville investigators made the gruesome discovery once they put out the flames so far no word on the identity of the victim.

and another big story we are following the hunt is over for those escaped wild animals in ohio. in a gruesome turn of events the last of the remaining escaped animals has been found inside the stomach of one of the big cats that escaped some may find the video disturbing,. >> reporter: the danger is over, lions, tigers, is bears among a total of 56 animals escaped from an ohio farm creating a widespread panic for residents of zanesville. parents were warned to keep children and pets indoors. 49 animals were killed one monkey found dead eaten by a tiger. >> senseless act having to kill these animals you know. >> you had no choice. >> we had no choice there was no way we were going to let these animals out in the public. >> reporter: they had to be put down not just tranquilized for the safety of humans.

>> got to 15 feet from the tighter and shot him with a tranquilizer -- tiger and shot him with a tranquilizer dart but within 30 seconds came after me and had to be shot. >> reporter: residents of the area recount some of their close encounters. >> how close did the lion get to you. >> 30 feet >> i look in my rear-view mirror and saw something black it wasn't a cow it was really big so we turned around and went back it was a bear. >> reporter: some say officials in ohio need stricter laws to protect humans and animals. >> there are a few states in the united states that have held out and not passed the laws they need to pass. they have animal auctions where you can go in and buy a rhinoceros or tiger or whatever. >> reporter: three leopards, grizzly bear and monkeys were taken to columbus zoo no human injuries have been reported.

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dc mayor vince grey will be at the national cathedral for an up close look at damage caused by the august earthquake. repairs are under way to reopen to the public november 12th, this week damaged pieces of the pinnacle were removed mayor grey is expected to make a major anuancement about the district -- announcement about the district's response to the damage from the earthquake. >> illegal immigrants can now safely call police without worrying about getting deported, dc mayor grey signed an executive order yesterday, directing police in the district to not question people

about their immigration status. district leaders say the move merely confirms the long standing policy. >> tony over to you. thank you. we are all trying ways to save money here and there items like computerother electronics go for hundreds if not thousands of dollars at the store did you know you can purchase gently used laptops for a deep discount from the government. u.s. general services administration offers surplus government owned personal property computers and other supplies for sale online and at sale sites in the area. joining us now with more about this, julia hudson regional administrator, thank you for joining us. >> good morning thanks for having me. >> before we talk about types of supplies that we the general public can actually buy on an ongoing basis you have an event going on today you are donating some computers to local schools. >> exactly part of what we do,

at gsa we build, lease and construct national capitol region that encompasses all the federal buildings in our area. so when i came in as regional administrator i said my goodness you know we do such a great job, leasing and that but what are we doing in the communities in which we do that. under executive order 1299 signed by president clinton in 1966 computers for learning program was established. we have increased visibility with partners with regional schools this morning, 10:30 a.m. we will be at suit land high school we are happy to say donna old wards will join us, prince georges county executive baker. and how many -- what are you donating. >> approximately 40 to 50 computers. >> that's great. >> laptops, docking stations, all types of computer

peripheral equipment. >> that is great now the general public we have access to this in a variety of ways first of all what are the types of things we see somethings here are these recent in up-to- date computers? laptops et cetera. >> well, they are gently used. so these will be surplus items from the fed government they can be up to 2 or 3 years old but not prehis storic dinosaurs. it is not going to be an ipad but not 1986 dinosaur. >> right okay. and how do we -- there are a variety of ways we can get these online,. >> yeah, that is probably the quickest and most direct way. >> okay. >> we have gsa auctions i believe we have the website available that website www.gsa auctions.gov. >> we have it up now a variety of information on screen.

gsa excess.gov that is first come first serve you also go on and all the registration online is free go on, put in your information that then opens up an entire website to you and you can place bids on different items. >> you have auctions that take place continuously. >> yeah, they are 24/7 online but then every thursday at our warehouse springfield virginia, every other thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. we have a public sale. >> okay what are the prices like now here is the headline, we read something that said you can get a laptop for $35. >> yeah, because once the bidding starts, the bidding can start as low as $10, and once the bidding window closes, whatever the top bid was, is essentially what the item will then fetch for. >> okay we have a sample of somethings here, monitor, i don't even -- >> is this an adding machine? >> well, we have the monitors,

we have -- this is actually part of this piece here that goes with a credit card -- >> got you. >> this is stuff businesses could use. >> exactly. >> people -- individuals. >> people are personal tony. >> and furniture >> exactly. >> all of that. >> everything. >> does everything that becomes a surplus item eventually get sold? >> yeah,. >> or donated. >> gsa essentially serves as the glue for the rest of the federal government all federal agencies donate their surplus property to gsa so we sen shaly serve as -- essentially serve as a clearing house. >> where does the money go. >> a small portion to gsa my agency we are ap publicable and permissible some -- applicable and permissible some would go outside to a sponsoring agency if the money can't go back to the agency it goes back to

treasury. >> fascinating stuff did not know about all this we've got there was a lot of information we gave you go to myfoxdc.com we will link you to all the other websites julia mentioned thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> congratulations to folks at suit land forgetting computers today. thanks tony monitoring the cost over runs at metro. metro's new line to dulles costs a lot more than expected metro's director says the first phase of the project might end up running as much as $150 million over budget first phase 11 miles of new rail running from falls church through tyson's corner, to reston it had been thought to cost 2 .8 billion dollars. >> keep a close eye on the sky another satellite coming down folks where will this one land details coming up next. holly hitting the ice this morning, not literally she is skating on the ice. >> i am trying not to hit the

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an update on breaking news out of libya, rebels say moammar gadhafi is dead they have been celebrating after over running his hometown of sirte overnight we have a photo of gadhafi's body listen up we need to warn you you may find this disturbing if you don't want to see it turn away before we show it we advice you take the kids out of the room it is graphic, bloody if you want to turn away do so now the picture shows gadhafi's body it comets from the french news agency afp being shown on tv networks across the middle east right here, photo is from sirte allegedly shows the body of the former libyan strong man moammar gadhafi it is grainy, rebel leaders are due to address the libyan people shortly. there needs to be confirmation

if this is gadhafi but this is the photo put out of the dictator. proos kowtowers in the dr. conrad murray manslaughter trial called their last witness, a medical expert claimed he committed 17 flag rant violations of standard of care and was responsible for the death of michael jackson he called murray clueless when it cames to administering propofol. defense claims he gave the fatal dose to himself when he died back in june 2009. >> one of the most intense searches yet at the home where a 10 month old girl disappeared fbi agents and kansas city police showed up at the home of lisa irwin's parents they began digging near a shed in the backyard, they left with bags

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day at the beach fun law enforce. officers put on uniformswim trunks to wade in the water at sandy point state park. >> that is great some of them are wearing regular pants. officers from 40 agencies are part of this for maryland state police polar bear plunge which raises money for special olympics look at that, that is great. >> wow. >> that is great this effort went right to the top of several agencies, 20 chiefs and sheriffs were part of the shoot. i think that is fantastic. >> it is. >> see how many of them want to jump in late january. >> it was pretty nice. >> a smaller group for a good cause special olympics. that is fun to see them in their uniforms too. >> cool. any way it is a nice day tucker. >> it is beautiful don't be fooled it is definitely on the cool side with winds gusting to 30 miles per hour already, it

will feel fall like. >> yeah, but there is no rain. >> look at the camera shaking. >> i love it. >> starting to get white caps on the river. we are. >> we sure are. >> no, that is the top of those lamps. >> no, there was a white cap. >> one. >> i think that was the vehicle that passed by. >> alison don't be difficult. >> i am not just trying to be pack will. >> not required in weather -- factual. >> not required in weather. 25 leonard town it will be very blustery, winds out of the south and west as we had a front that came through last night and pushed off to the northeast. don't be fooled, it will feel cooler than daytime highs mid- 60s as winds blow not only today, but for evening hours as well. here are your temperatures, that is cool mixing winds from

the west and southwest, air temperature 65, 57 annapolis, 55 for you leonard town look at that low 50s off to the north and west that is some very chilly air, 52 frederick and out at dulles our afternoon highs will probably top out low to mid-60s cooler than what we have had around here even yesterday we got to 70 during evening hours. sentinel sat rad beautiful look rain showers from last night, pushed well off north and east they are out of here that big spin off to the west, see that big spin that is responsible for winds around here we will continue to have winds out of the south and west later this afternoon this will pick up and push off to the north and west of us we will not be dealing with any more rain but some of the clouds will slip in a little later it won't be a perfect afternoon but should be a nice couple days nice trend into the weekend lots of sunshine expected. >> partly sunny skies, breezy, check out the wind south and west, 15 to 25 gusting to 40,

so hold on to your hat later this afternoon and this evening partly cloudy skies, cool overnight 47 overnight low we will start to find 30s on the map next couple mornings, north and west some of our coldest air of the season next couple days your weekend forecast looks nice saturday and sunday, plenty of sunshine dry, temperatures mid-60s. okay that does it for weather alison over to you and a very special guest. >> very special indeed tucker thank you our next guest just honored with an award for her efforts to encourage women to pursue careers in the legal profession and advancing opportunities for women in law. you will soon see how these two stories intertwine elaine is a partner at a law firm here and also an advocate for people suffering from krohns disease she is the sister of our news

director here he had no knowledge we were booking his sister today until after the deal was done. we are so happy to meet you welcome. >> thank you it is great to be here. >> let me go on the record and say we happen to love your only brother in a house full of sisters thank you for sharing him with us let's talk about first your award you are the 2011 recipient of the national association of women judges, florence k murray award you brought it in, it is beautiful, it is awarded to people who are not judges but who encourage women to go into the legal profession. tell us about it. >> well, i found out a couple months ago i was going to get the award and i was thrilled because advocating for women, in various ways and especially now, helping women to advance in the profession is something i am passionate about. so when i found out that i was going to get this prestigious

award and be honored for something i care about so much, it was just thrilling moment, and the ceremony was last saturday, and i was very honored to have justice begins burg be the key note speaker -- ginsberg be the key note speaker and i got to address all the judges it was a highlight. >> let me ask you a question that might seem obvious to some and others might say oh, no, you are being ridiculous what about that glass ceiling does it still exist in law and judge ships as well? >> yes, it does still exist in law, it may not be quite so much in judge ships although the numbers, statistics, there are women and men are still not equally represented, on the judicial bench either. now in law firms, a lot of changes have happened over the

last couple of decades, they have gotten better, but -- and you know for decades now, women have been graduating in equal numbers to men out of law school, but the number of women partners is still national average is under 20%, of large law firms so there was a story how women get out of school and then don't stay at these firms and those are the kind of things we need to address. >> this is quite a year you are a final list with the ibc icon's contest tell us about that we hinted to crohns disease but didn't tell how these stories come together tell us about this contest. >> after i learned that i had gotten the florence k murray award i got an e-mail from the crohns and colitis foundation they sent it out to memberthey were inviting people who lived with crohns and pursued their dreams to submit their stories

i was inspired and i thought maybe people would like to know that i have accomplished this while i have had crohns for the last 40 some years so i entered the contest and my story was selected by casey abrahams who was a final list on american idol and who suffers from ulcerative colitis and he is the national spokesman for the campaign, ibg icons and it is a national disease awareness campaign, to make people aware of crohns and celebrate people living with it and encourage them never to give up. >> that is where the story comes to that fork that is what you did never gave up and now you are the recipient of this award as part of this contest you had to submit an essay talking about your journey you talk about being diagnosed at 16 talk about having three

surgeries in 6 months very personal stuff here, you decided to come forward with this any way. >> i did and i really you know even though i have had this for a really long time i have never really talked that openly about it i don't think i am alone in that regard, inflammatory bowl disease is kind of a -- you know, one of those diseases that people don't like to talk about because there is an embarrassment factor yet it is so important that the public know about it and people get diagnosed and get the right treatment i was thrilled that this campaign was launched, and thrilled to be selected as a final list and very happy to -- finalist and very happy to go on the air and talk about it i already got an e-mail recently from a law student here in town who also suffers from crohns he said he read about my entry and

was inspired that is really why i did this. >> that is a wonderful story we wish you luck with that. there is a way for you to vote too, voting closes november 1st, we will put that information for you, and vote for elaine to be the icon. around here you are any way, this is elaine and also the 2011 recipient national association of women judges, florence kay murray award. great story congratulations. coming up a big time rock star with a big time heart we will tell you how jon bon jovi is giving back to the community and fighting hunger at the same time 9:39 a.m. we will be right back  [ female announcer ] from the very first moment we arrive...

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the celebration of dining. >> look at him getting older looking great. >> great idea. >> it has its own organic garden, accepting donations from whole foods and other area vendors great idea. >> and looks nice. >> it looks nice. >> well, maybe you have seen disney on ice but you haven't seen it like this before holly is on the ice and going to introduce us to new characterses in an all new show details up next. time of year when people start feeling run down, maybe a little sick but you may not need a trip to the doctor to feel better our garden guru derek thomas joins us with plants that just might do the trick. >> love eucalyptus. >> don't go any where 

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-- characterses at the patriot center. >> there has been many days i have teamed of being a disney princess if you are wondering which one i would be, it would be belle she loves to read and i often thing this must be more than this provincial life. i am here with someone who doesn't have to dream about being a princess she is one this is sonia spence she plays princess tiana. what an honor. >> every day i never forget it. there was a big deal when disney did princess tiana i bet there is a lot of little girls come up and want to engage with you how is that when you have such little faces looking up to you with such wonderment. >> they come all dressed up it is amazing when i was little i wanted to have a princess like

me i am glad to be that. >> isn't that interesting i chose a princess who is a brunette and i am a blond. >> you are from nashville get to travel around with this show give me an idea what your schedule is like. >> we have a few days off and get to do a little touring but we work hard to bring an amazing production to everyone that comes to see it, we just want to be the best. >> what is it like amongst the skaters themselves, is it a big family. >> i come from a huge family and i am number 5 of 14. to come here it is like coming into another big family. >> does the show evolve overtime. >> definitely. >> this is a concept going in are you able to say hey, let's do this. >> we keep -- we engage the audience in every show, it is the same show but, it gets better every time.

you are a gorgeous princess. >> thank you. >> we couldn't end the show without having lots of princesses and lots of princes on the ice in the finale here we are, something that i want. ♪ [ music ]

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what a magical morning back to you. >> always fun shows thank you holly. >> listen up cold weather bearing down on us but there are ways to keep colds and other winter ailments at bay derek thomas jones us with that. i love this you don't have to go you know medicinal round and take a bunch of pills and all that stuff nature can provide for us. >> and nature has for centuries that is the thing to be reminded of things like ecinacia it is a flower widely used inland cape and the root has been known for years to be one of the best immune boosters this is an extract with any of your immune boosters i am talking about for the winter season try to get them, paying a little more makes sense

because if you get the extract form it is the root has more essential oil that is what you want. >> got you. >> things like medicinal mushrooms they have been known for centuries to help boost the immune system this one i love the name, boomabuka it is an extract of marigold oil. >> immune system booster. >> one of the best ones when i feel myself getting a cold, it is great to have around if you have kids is elder berry it is a native plant in our area, this is elder berry extract and it comes -- there is many different forms of it, many different manufacturers of it get the liquid form take it for a couple days if you feel symptoms of a cold coming on a lot of times it has so much vitamin c in it it will clear that up. >> some of these things do you

want to start -- do you just want to take them when you feel you have something going on or are we entering the season. >> with any her ball supplements you want to consult a doctor if you are taking other meds, all of these are things you could take like sambucas. the mitoki mushroom or the ecinacea. pure cranberry. all of the ones on the market have a lot of cash bow hydrates this is pure -- carbohydrates, this is pure it helps aid the kidneys in cleaning of the body. all of these are daily supplements, ginger helps with digest, it is known for centuries for that, holy basil,

it is a mood stabilizer helps calm you you have got tomb rick. >> i need that now. >> it will be good in the newsroom. this is a great -- helps with a healthy anti inflammatory response and cinnamon force. >> wow. >> and then aroma therapy we have gotten away from this but this is absolutely -- herbs this is eucalyptus. >> wow. >> yeah, herbs have been used for years you know i was saying before the segment, take a little bit of that lavender and lemon back to the studio,. >> yeah. >> lavender will help calm and lemon will invigorate bosses will love you. >> this is good stuff again, we remind you consult a doctor not because it is dangerous they want to know what drugs you are taking. some of this i have used they say fine, use in moderation. good information derek

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in 1995, delta airlines banned this on international flights making it the first u.s. airline to enforce the ban flights, smoking. here is your 5 day forecast windy later today, saying breezy but windy, 64 nice stretch of weather typical late october mid-60s check out saturday and sunday forecast nice and dry good looking forecast, a little cool today. >> before we go we want to remind you of the mornings top story, breaking news, moammar gadhafi is dead fox news reporting confirmation comes from the libyan ambassador