i'm up. talk about the bus stop weather. beep beep. here comes the bus. watch out for the kiddos in the dark. pretty soon we will get those clocks set so we will have more sun light in the morning. 60s and 70s for you. this light rain is a morning fling. gone by lunch and we will take the temperatures and level them off at the lower 70s. if you are warmer than that expect cooler weather this afternoon but a partly sunny finish. >> good morning. tgif. welcome to the 6:00 hour. we are glad you could join us early. this is something new an accident on the inner loop at wisconsin. good news. the accident on the inner loop at central avenue before it is now gone. moving outside to 270, it is a slow ride we are tracking from 118 germantown to 370. we are tacking on an extra five minutes to that commute right now.

66 eastbound, hello, virginia. a good amount of volume. no issues from edsall to seminary to the 14th street bridge and 95 northbound an extra ten minutes for drivers trying to make ware way from the prince william parkway to lorton. an alleged terror plot against the quantico marine base. the feds say they broke it up a while ago but we are just learning about it now. digital correspondent alex trevino is live in the information center with the story. >> reporter: good morning. the government says they undertook reconnaissance of the local marine corps base in the indictment, the inspiring terrorist group had armor piercing ammunition to launch an attack against the americans. the men have been in federal custody since july for conspiring to commit terrorists acts abroad. the government has video of what it calls training done by the suspects in north carolina and has confiscated high- powered weapons belonging to the men. three of the suspects have been charged with planning an attack

on the marine base at quantico, which employs more than 1400 military and civilian worker and houses 2500 family members. the government compiled documents and recordings in the investigation but has not yet declassified all of the evidence against the men. we showed the justice department release, claiming the defendants had maps of quantico to some of the people who work or volunteer at the base. >> security must be better if they can get maps of where basic things are here at quantico. >> reporter: the key charge is conspiring to murder military personnel. they could face up to life in prison if convicted. 9 news now and wusa9.com. we're learning more about a another alleged terror plot. an indictment filed in federal court says najibullah zazi bought materials to make bombs. those ingredients came from beauty supply stores. he said he was looking for help

to make the bottom bombs and they say friends visited him from new york and used stolen credit cards to buy the ingredients. the attorney general says any threat posed by najibullah zazi has been disrupted. a alleged terrorist heads to court today in dallas, texas. they say a jordanian national planted a car bomb inside of the fountain place building except it wasn't a bomb. he was given a decoy by agents working under cover. the fbi says the investigation is not related to the one in denver. at three after the hour, a developing story involving ruth ginsberg. the 76-year-old justice was take on the the hospital after becoming ill while working at her office. doctors found she had slightly low blood pressure, the result of another medical treatment.

she is now in table condition and should be just fine. the right hand man for one of the district's most powerful plietionst politicians is on paid leave. he's accused of taking bribes. ted loza has been the chief of staff to jim graham. an indictment accuses him of taking bribes from someone in the taxi industry. we spoke to councilman graham. >> mr. loza has never, to mirex, spoken to me about any element of any taxi cab bill that i was considering. >> reporter: the indictment accuses loza of accepting trips and the use of vehicles and taking $1,500 in cash. loza pleaded not guilty late thursday. metro's general manager john catoe received a three- year contract extension. the new account will pay him $315,000 a year.

he'll also keep getting a $5,000 a month housing allowance and it will also pay for his health insurance and reimburse him up to $6,000 a year for additional costs not covered. it is 6:05. from john's healthy contract to bonuses for bankers. jessica doyle has an update from the g-20 summit. >> good morning. maybe not so healthy for bonuses in the future, and this is the reason why. treasury secretary timothy geithner says world leaders reached a basic agreement on limiting the bonuses of bankers. his comments came at the g-20 summit in pittsburgh. the international bonus limits would apply to bankers allegedly responsible for the global financial meltdown. he says they would be in place by year's end and enforced by the financial stability board. it is an international group of central bankers and regulators. disappointing news about

home sales. they dropped 2% in august from july. that after sales jumped 15% in the past four months and home prices slid according to the national association of realtors. if has the you down here's something to cheer you up. mrs. fields is celebrating cookie month in a few day and it is giving away free chocolate chip cookies on october 1st. they start from 11:00 to 1:00 in the afternoon. october is not only national cookie month but pasta, and pork month. we will have to see if we can turn up any pork freebies for you. >> a biosis monday. i have some fun wacky things for being october breast cancer awareness month. some interesting ones including one about pink hair extensions. >> i will check it out and you should check it out. >> look at our blog. nothing like waiting

nominee the last minute. lydia cashed in a megamillions lottery ticket in the nick of time. have she waited a few more hours it would have expired. she put it in a napkin holder and forget about it. fortunately she remembered just in time before making a $250,000 mistake. whoa! it is 7 after the hour. it is high school hero friday. kristin fisher is live at dematha high school. good morning, kristin. >> good morning. in three minutes we will introduce you to the high school hero of the day. he is bill mcgregor and he's been the varsity coach here for 28 years. during that time he has built the football program in to a real power house in the washington area. he also started a program that is helping to teach students how to live life after football. he has a great story. he's a great coach and his story in three minutes. and ya? it is time for a check on maryland's weather and traffic.

let's start with kim. >> good morning. doppler 9000 is getting a workout. go to you live where the rain is right now. particularly along 40 and moving in to the hagerstown area. middletown and frederick, just some sprinkles. back to the maps the temperatures across maryland show where the rain has been falling it is chillier in the 60s. as we head to the afternoon we will get some sunshine for you and gaithersburg 72. 74 leftover shower in mcknicksville. hello, maryland the focus is on you right now and begin at wisconsin and inner loop where we are monitoring crash activity. we are finding lanes wide open. and one driver on this road. no issues on dennis avenue and university boulevard. drivers are zipping by at a great pace. and ya, over to you. we are looking at your dreams this morning. best-selling author and motivational speaker willie jolly tells us how to make them come true. >> the live better tip for

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today is high school hero central friday. a new way to highlight heros across the region. kristin fisher is in hyattsville, maryland. who's the big hero there, kristin? >> our high school hero this morning is the head coach for the dematha high school varsity team. he was named high school coach of the year for starting a program here in the washington area to teach high schoolers how to play the game and how to live life after football. it is three days before the third game of the season for

the varsity football team. they are 2-0 and ranked number one in the washington area and yet this team doesn't even have their own field. they practice at a public park. >> this is all we know. >> reporter: that hasn't stopped the coach from building the best high school football program in the area. >> make it. that a boy. >> i love the game of football and the game of football i think teaches a young man so much about live. >> reporter: in his 28 years as head coach he has led them to 17 championships and 300 of his players scored football scholarships to college. >> we have seven dematha alumni that made the opening rosters of the nfl teams that's the most the country. >> reporter: one is edwin williams. >> for me, coach has been the kind of person that i want in my right hand corner. when i get married i want him at the ceremony. i consider him part of the family. like everyone else i play with. >> reporter: ten years ago he

started a high school player development program for the area. >> what makes it special, besides just doing football is there are a number of other values involved with it in terms of life skills, hard work, dedication, loyalty, self sacrifice. >> reporter: and it also brings out college recruiters. that's how he says he scored a football scholarship to iowa. >> if i didn't do that i wouldn't be where i am. >> i can't say how blessed and how thankful i have been to be part of their lives and maybe make a little difference. >> that a boy. i love ya. that's the way to practice. good job way to work. >> reporter: coach mcgregor started the program at just one school and it since expanded to 16 sites. up to 500 students attend each one of those sessions and it is all free. so coach mcgregor has literally been a hero to thousands of young man in the area by teaching them to play the game they love and how to go on and do great things beyond

football. he's quite a coach. andrea, back to you. >> thank you, kristin. it is 6:13. here's what is in in the news now. president obama is leading the g-20 toward a permanent role in global economic cooperation. the g-20 summit opened yesterday in pittsburgh. the white house believes the move can balance the global economy. the massive station wildfire in southern california is pretty much contained. the fire burned 250 square miles northeast of los angeles in the last month. the blaze was intentionally set. just barely autumn but it is looking like christmas in san francisco. the city began to put up the holiday decorations this week. it says it needs to get things up now to meet a november 1st deadline. want to say good morning to the doctors, nurses and patient care staff at shady grove adventist hospital. i was there in the outpatient surgery center with my mother yesterday. >> and her knee feels better already.

>> yeah. >> great. here's something i want to tell you. this afternoon's weather you will like it. you'll never of it. you'll want more of it. this afternoon. but not this morning because it is raining outside. show you the bus stop forecast for the kids. they need to pack the umbrella as they head out the door with their slicker. temperatures eased to the 60s because of the rain showers. to the south where we haven't had much rain temperatures in the 70s. here it is on the satellite and radar loop. this will be a morning fling and then some dry weather moving in. i will focus on the western suburbs right now with doppler 9000. we have a heavier batch of rain out here along 66 in heymarket. it is moving to chantilly and fairfax and burke and springfield. if your commute goes up any of those areas, 395 within the next 15 minutes you will be dealing with this. all righty, as for the numbers we're at 67 right now.

northeast winds at 13 miles an hour. you can see the cloudy skies as we look to the washington monument and looking to the east. and the temperatures off to the east have dropped to 68 at annapolis. southern maryland has been dry in the 70s. looking to the west where we have had rain this morning. cumberland to martinsburg, 60s. 6 culpeper. how about this afternoon though? well, after the rain has passed we will have a little warmup. we are not going to go anywhere close to where we have been the last couple of days. instead of 80s, 69 in winchester and 68 cumberland. the high today in frederick 70. 70, 72 in dc. there's a lot of rain from the gulf of mexico. right now across the ohio river valley. what is going to happen today is we will have a frontal boundary, think south of us. cooler dry area air from canada

has a little fling this afternoon but no sooner does it get here and rebounds to the north. you can follow the time line up here. this is 11:00 this morning. computer models showing just some clouds, leftover showers around bill's house in newland, one of my weather watchers and then a dry day, a nice finish and great way to kick off the weekend. as you watch the time line in to saturday, the rain comes from the west throughout the day, including during the football game and your saturday night plans at 11:00, some moderate rain all around the region. so, plan accordingly if you are going to be out and get your hair done and go to an even on saturday night, just wear it back. that's what i say. seven-day forecast, here we go. back in touch with fall again on tuesday and wednesday. with highs only in the 60s but looks to be dry by then. angie, good morning. good morning, kim. hello, everybody. thanks for joining us. let's begin with a live look from sky nine.

this is the accident situation we are following on the inner loop in maryland. here's a live look at central avenue. it looks like it has been pushed to the shoulder. traffic is getting by but it is getting by pretty slowly. factor in extra minutes for your commute if you are traveling the inner loop this morning. as you move to the maps, i can show you this is why we have another incident here at wisconsin. more crash activity. watch for crews. our next stop is 270 where it looks like we have a backup from germantown road to 370. as we continue i will step here and grab my clicker. show you another map coming up but first talk about 66 eastbound from 50 to 123. that's a slow ride. no incidents or accidents along the way and the inner loop 95 past braddock road up to 866 and the american legion bridge. the lanes are wide open. that's the traffic. over to you. here's your early warning,

avoid the beltway in tysons corner tonight if you can. sky nine caught crews doing preparation work. tonight the beltway will be closed at route 123 for extended periods between midnight and 5:00 a.m. they could last 30 minutes at a time. they are relocating power lines. this weekend, don't be alarmed if you see a lot of police activity. the district is conducting mock preparedness drills on saturday and sunday. they will be throughout the city with police and first responder teams. specifics will be given out once the drills begin, but don't be alarmed. it's just a test. now to check on what is inside the "usa today" and a look at how our stimplus money is being spent. stimulus takes detour around ailing metropolitan area roads is the headline.

four local areas make a list of 74. the district has 68 miles of roads deemed unacceptable. montgomery county as 61 miles. baltimore city and county also make the list. major cities like new york, dallas and detroit are really getting shortchanged. read the story in "usa today" or right now at wusa9.com. ahead the nationals infamous inia come publishment. it hasn't been done since 35 years. plus, jason campbell and his bum ankle. what coach zorn is saying about his quarterback for sunday's game. ( piano music playing )

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play on sunday but he is feeling the after affects of his sprained ankle. it limited his practice but the coach says it won't alter his game plan. the nationals have done something no national league squad has done in 35 years, lose 100 games in back-to-back seasons and there are still ten to go. last night against the dodgers. it was tied 6-6. raphael hits his ninth homer of the year. it would be the game winner. nats lose 7-6 and they host the braves this weekend. ahead, one of the best- selling video games of all time is making a comeback this year just in time for the holidays. and former virginia governor doug wilder decides to support no one in this year's gubernatorial campaign. why he made that decision. angie? >> a live look at south capital street. plenty of drivers but no major

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we're live in hyattsville for high school heros. we are an hour away from the opening bell and 12 hours from the big football game tonight. thank you for starting this friday, september 25th with us. i'm andrea roane. howard is off today. kim martucci is back and live on the weather terrace with the friday forecast. >> good morning. a few sprinkles trying to fall at the moment over the district. for the time being, nothing heavy. let's look at what is going on at the bus stop. the kids need the rain gear coming in but not on the way home. temperatures in the 60s. a lot of rain this morning. here it is on the satellite- radar loop. zoom in on doppler to our west. this is where we have a heavy batch of rain out here moving to the east out of centreville to burke and spring feel. back to the forecast, you can expect today temperatures in the 70s and partly cloudy skies. good morning. thank you so much.

hello, everybody. tgif. dc, i hope you are off to a great start this morning. talk about the outer loop. new hampshire to georgia seeing volume build. i want to keep you updated op the situation at wisconsin. you know the accident has been pushed to the right shoulder. all lanes are getting by. here's route 4, route 5 and crane highway. notice it remains an accident free zone. i like what i see. on 395, hello virginia. hard to see the. the taillights are backing up. we are seeing a lot of congestion here at 95, 15- minute commute and growing as drivers make their way from the prince william parkway and lorton. we are following breaking news the pentagon says five americans have been killed in attacks across afghanistan. four died on thursday in. one was shot by insurgents and three others died in a road side bombing.

one more died while on foot patrol. so far no names, yet, of those killed. today is day two of the g- 20 summit in pittsburgh. in a move brought on by president obama, the economic group is taking on a bigger role. the g-20 will take over responsibility for global economic coordination. right now the smaller g-group of nations does that. world leaders are also talking about strict reforms on bankers and regulations. overshadowing this, massive protests. police had to throw a gas canister on the crowds yesterday after the crowds would not break up. pittsburgh's police chief explained why. >> we hope we sent a clear message we are not going to tolerate unlawful activity but then there's some people that didn't do well with educational skills. >> reporter: police say so far property damage is minimal but they expect more protesters next weekend.

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg is in the hospital right now. he was taken to washington hospital center yesterday after becoming light headed at her office. the court says it happened after the 76-year-old received an infusion to treat an iron deficiency. she had a cancerous tumor removed in february. the overnight stay is said to be a precaution. the fbi says it has broken up a terrorist plot against quantico marine corps base in northern virginia. alex trevino is live in the information center with details. >> reporter: the government says the terror suspects conspired to kill military personnel after the men undertook reconnaissance at the base located 30 miles south of washington. the men were arrested and charged in july for conspiring to commit terrorists attacks abroad. the government has video of the men on training expeditions and practicing military tactics

with armor piercing gear. the feds confiscated high- powered weapons belonging to the men. three have been charged with planning an attack on quantico which employs 1400 management military and civilian work areas and housing 2500 family members. the government compiled 2400 documents and 60 recordings of the investigation but has not declassified all of the evidence against the men. we showed the justice department release claiming the defendants had maps of quantico to some who work at the base. >> you can go on-line and get a map of the base. they let too much information. that's the main thing i want to say to you they let too many people know what we are doing all the time all the over the place. >> reporter: an on-camera spokesperson from quantico has not yet been provided but a statement released said investigators worked on the threat, consulted with fbi and naval criminal investigative services. reporting live, 9 news now and

wusa9.com. police in arlington are asking women to be extra careful in the ballston area. it was about this time yesterday, a 17-year-old girl says she was attacked by man. she was waiting for a bus at the ballston metro station. she girl says a man kissed her and then touched her before she ran away. turning to the latest from virginia's gubernatorial race. former governor will not endorse deeds bid for governor, nor will he endorse mcdonnell. he cited his opposition to gun control an the likelihood he would raise taxes. this is the second time he refused to support deeds in an election against mcdonnell. jessica doyle is back with another living smart report. you have an important medicine recall to tell us about. >> it involves the medicine we give our kids. good morning, everybody.

the makers of tylenol are recalling 21 infant and children's tylenol products it is to safeguard against contamination they were manufactured april 2008 and june of 2008. the manufacturer detected bacteria in inactive ingredients. it was not actually used in the products but produced alongside 0 those products. i have a link to the 21 recalled product and their lot number on my blog, the financialista.com. defense contractor saic is moving headquarters from san diego to tysons corner. the relocation will create 1200 jobs. it is one of six companies moving to the area over the next three years.

>> super marrow brothers, they 80s video hit is transformed for 2009. a new version hits the shelves on november 15th. it is called super marrow brothers wii. it is the second best-selling game of all time and you can only imagine gamers will still try to help him rescue the princess. >> i remember it. well, welcome home. about 130 soldiers from northern virginia are waking up at home this home for the first time in nine month months the 266th military police company came home to manassas, virginia last night. family and friends welcomed these men and women back. for some, it was a chance to see children they hadn't seen in a while. >> first time i seen her is when we got mobilized back in october. grew quite a bit on us. >> the group trained and coached iraqi police overseas. during the tour the group earned 21 bronze star medals, four combat action badges and one purple heart.

it is 6:37. we are going live to dematha high school to meet more heros. kristin, who do you have coming up? >> we have been talking about the athletic program and now we will switch gears and talk about the academics and joining me for that is the president and the vice president of the student body. that is coming up in three minutes. right now time to check on virginia's weather and traffic. here's kim. >> doppler 9000 is doing a great job. come with me live as we check out the scene over fairfax county. in particular the fairfax county parkway getting wet and route 123 between fairfax and burke and centreville a lot of rain. all right. so the temperatures have eased to the 60s all around the commonwealth. what you can expect today from north to south a little bit of clearing. we will hang on to a shower down to orange, 71 and up to the north, up to chantilly 72, partly sunny. good morning, angie. hey, everybody. the focus is on virginia and we

begin with 95 northbound out of fredericksburg you are okay. as we hit the prince william parkway to lorton a 15-minute commute. moving over to route 7 and changing over to tysons corner through this area. no incidents or accidents to report. and finally come fly with me. we are flying the dulles toll road from the greenway past the airport to the beltway. looks like the lanes are wide open. the time is 6:39. tgif. you are watching 9 news now. let's find out what people think

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athletic program all morning long and now i want to talk about the academics here. and they have a very impressive track record. last year, 225 students graduated from this school and 222 were accepted in to a four- year college. joining me to talk about that is the president and the vice president of the student body. we're going to start by chatting with the president, eric hamill. talk to me about what kind of education you kneel you are getting here at dematha. >> it is college prep school. various levels of academics. as hard as you want to push yourself. it is all what you want to make of it. we have honors, regular and ap. so, i mean as much as you want to push yourself the opportunities are will to get a great education. >> now, we are here for high school heros of course. we want to talk about the volunteering that goes on at

this school. to tell me a bit more about that is michael. tell me a little bit about what you do here in terms of community service and helping out in your community. >> we are really involved in charities around the neighborhood and in the area. for instance, our campus ministry is always participating in many food drives, many of the helping the homeless and we have dress down days and the money they pay to dress down that day will donate to a charity. >> real quick, i have to ask think is one of the few all- boys schools in the washington area. so i have to ask the two of you, what is it like going to an all-boys school and i was chatting with you earlier and you don't know it was an all- boys school when you came here. >> not at first.

>> what do you think now. >> i'm able to concentrate more. i'm able to come here and do my work and focus on what you have to do. >> and you? >> same. >> all right. we will be back here coming up. i hear some basketball players warming up in the gym. we will take you inside this 20 minutes. back to you. >> same argument the girls say as well. we can focus in a single sex school. say good morning to kim martucci martucci. what do you have for us. >> i have rain drops falling on my head. 6:45 and time to get going. at the bus stop the kids need the rain gear. let me show you. 60s out there. a couple of 70s. today, don't look for more 80s in the forecast. they are gone. they are gone because a bit of canadian high pressure will flex its muscle later this afternoon and up there, temperatures are dropping fast. let me show you the rain close up on doppler 9000. we will focus in on annandale and springfield. right around the mixing bowl. we have this heavier rain

coming in and you can you guys coming up 95 to this area you know it is a slow difficult drive. this is only going to agree straight things. hopefully we have a friday light. here's what we can expect. 67, northeast winds 13 miles an hour. there's the cloudy skies looking eastward. 70 leesburg. 63 martinsburg and 71 toward quantico. as we head to the afternoon, we'll decrease the clouds and keep temperatures 71 and certainly escort that rain. we will get it a cab and get it gone. so your friday afternoon should be fine. now, how about saturday? how about looking in to the weekend? oh, i wish i could say it was going to be better. here it is. our front that is coming through today will be south of us later this afternoon. cooler, drier air briefly comes down from canada. and then tomorrow the rest of this moisture from the west moves in, just in time for the football game. i can take you hour by hour with microcast nine. here we are this afternoon.

just some clouds leftover. breaking up. we will have some sunshine. and then, as we head in to tonight tonight and by tomorrow morning we look over my shoulder and some green starts to appear on the screen. all of this works throughout thursday saturday plans. i have people tweeting and facebooking me saying i have wedding showers to go to and things to do. couldn't on rain if it is outside. so be forewarned. you know to plan to bring it in. sunday is the better day this weekend. let me show you the next seven. we rebound on sunday back in though 70s. and next week my pick of the week is sunday, partly sunny. maybe you like the 60s, angie. if that is the case, tuesday and wednesday. >> i will take it and i will take that little term, too. let's go maryland this weekend. a camera tour beginning with one tieup. i will step over. at new hampshire and norbeck we have an accident taking away the right lane for drivers and notice we have light volume.

so far so good. drivers are getting by fine but good reason to use caution. switching that camera over. here's 270 southbound. we are heavy out here. slow mainly from germantown to montross. we are tacking on an extra ten minutes for this stretch of a commute. inbound new york avenue. hello, dc. from the times building to bladensburg road we have congestion there and then you are clear approaching the third street tunnel. we're not done yet. 395 northbound dragging along and the roads are wet out there. slick pavement is what we are dealing with. from the beltway to seminary a ten minute drive. 95 northbound from the prince william parkway to lorton. 15 to 20 minutes. that's a look at traffic. now, over to andrea. breaking news out of the g- 20 summit, but it's not about the economy. today president obama will accuse iran of building a secret nuclear facility. a white house source tells the

associated press the facility can produce nuclear fuel. the united states, france and britain will make the accusation together. all three will demand that iran open the facility to inspections. closer to home, 20 people are facing local and federal charges in the biggest fraud investigation in fairfax county history. police say real estate agents, mortgage broker and subcontractors took part in the elaborate scheme. it involves 35 homes. straw buyers would buy properties, tear down the home to build a mansion and turn it in to a boardinghouse. >> started to say we will look at the tax records on these because we started to say these are mansions and enormous. we started to look up and see the same name and transactions all over different neighborhoods. >> reporter: they are asking the public to report anymore possible cases. the suspects in this case face up to 30 years in prison if convicted. in sports the nationals

open a series with the braves tonight. atlanta is making a late charge in the nl wild card race. the dodgers handed the nats the 100th loss of the season last night. raphael's home run in the 8th was the game winner. l.a. beats dc 7-6. nascar drivers slowed down for a stop at walter reed medical center on thursday. they were there saying hi to some of the injured troops. they will be racing this weekend up in dover, delaware. 67 degrees here in northwest washington. judges in virginia talk about a verdict against a church that protested the funeral of soldiers. in three minutes learn why. a warning for cell phone users. extra charges showing up on your bills from unlikely sources. it is called cramming. learn to avoid the problem

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here's what is in the news now. prosecutors say that najibullah zazi bought materials to mike bombs and was looking for help in putting explosives together. he was helped by friends who bought materials with stolen credit cards. a federal appeals court richmond tossed out a $5 million verdict against a baptist hurricane. it protested the soldiers at funerals. they ruled the church is protected by the first amendment. a public hearing today on that mass dc mansion fire from july. firefighters claimed they were slowed down by a bad water supply and faulty hydrants. the hearing at the wilson building begins at 9:30. on facebook, dale wants to know in the yard will be sale will be a washout? >> yeah. better today, everybody. 71. we'll be right back.

i'm kristin fisher at dematha high school where we have been live all morning long for high school heros. things are heating up here as we get closer to the opening bell. you can see the students playing basketball behind me. basketball season isn't until november but it is football season and the varsity football team has a big game tonight at 7 p.m. we want to wish them the best of luck along with our hero of the day, the varsity football coach bill mcgregor. i want to thank everyone for coming out here today. next week we will be at broad run high school in ashburn, virginia. see you then. angie? >> i was hoping to see her hoop

it up. kristin, you are disappointing this morning. also disappointing the outer loop right now. ten plus minutes and growing from new hampshire to georgia. no accidents or incidents along the way. 270 southbound we are jammed father hurley to montross. that's a 20-minute drive and ending with eastbound 66, two delays the first from 234 to centreville. and a 0 to the capital beltway. here's the seven day, rain this morning. sunshine this afternoon. rain on saturday, sunshine on sunday afternoon. there you go. >> as for wall street we are looking higher as we march back to dow ten thousand. >> thank you. the "early show" is next. i will have more on the alleged terror plot out of denver. >> back to kristin. >> go kristin. >> oh! >> from my angle