worldwide day of play down there, nickelodean, it was packed. hey weatherwise, let's get you going. back to school, back to work. your momslikeme.com, no that is the next one. let's get your day planner. i'm confused. so excited. they gave me the high five as they ran by. i'm so excited. 75 degrees at noon. upper 70s at 5:00. we may see a rain patch here or there today but a better chance we get wet on tuesday. plenty of clouds out there this morning. lots of low clouds. we are not seeing much in the way of green. however we have been picking up a little bit here and there. mainly morgue and northeast of washington there. these are light sprinkles, maybe heavier areas of drizzle. otherwise a little bit of fog. down from the south, visibility is less than a mile from

culpepper. out to the west the mountains are improving. they were foggy earlier but petersburg up to 4 miles per hour. if we can get the sun, we could crack 80. otherwise 70. we have the latest timesaver traffic. >> reporter: i am star wkyc a green light. good morning, everybody. we did have an early morning very serious accident up in howard county on i-70 at marriottsville road. otherwise let's take a look at the beltway. no problems here all around. you see the green cards, if we are traveling down 59. seven fine as well. up into springfield. a live look here at the springfield interchange. there are no problems whether you are heading north on to 395 you are going to be okay. back out to the maps. zoom into 66. you see these yellow cars, that is overnight construction inside and outside the beltway.

should be clearing up shortly. we'll take a look at 66 a good ride into dc using 66. if you travel by trains this morning no problems on metro, v oe, or park. back to you andrea and jessica. later today engineers will give a detailed report about findings of the damage to the washington monument. reporter surae chinn churchill downs surae joins us with, -- surae chinn, churchill downs joins us with more.

>> reporter: they have been going inch by inch to see what the damage and how much the repairs will cost. last month's 5.8 earthquake caused significant damage to the monument. there were four foot cracks and a spokesperson said mortar popped out where you could see right through to the sky. the walls are 15 inches thick, at the base and top more like 18 inches. right after the quake, engineers discovered several cracks. but it was after hurricane irene, a week later, where they found more problems, and flooding inside the monument. that is what the architect tony donald is afraid of, that there might be much more damage than we realize. >> there always could be micro fractures within the stone itself. >> it is not necessarily of immediate concern, other than it tells us we have got to do some additional patching. >> reporter: the national parks service will be holding this press conference later on today, to detail what is going on with

the landmark. we don't know how long the repairs will take and how much it will cost. andrea? jessica? >> surae, if we don't know how much it will cost or how long, do we have a possible opening date for the monument? >> reporter: folks want to know that important information. hopefully, we'll find that out later today. but what we are hearing is it could be closed for the rest of theier. it might not open for the public until 2012 andrea. >> wow. surae chinn with that update. thank you. a jury is now seated and opening statements are expected to begin tomorrow in the case against dr. conrad murray. he is the cardiologist accused of causing the death of michael jackson. the king of pop died from an overdose of a powerful anesthetic in june of 2009. murray faces up to four years in prison if he is convicted of manslaughter. jury selection begins for a

fairfax woman charged with throwing her infant granddaughter off a walk way. prosecutors contend car mel la delarosa is not insane. opening arguments could begin as early as this afternoon. union station is open again and metro's red line is back in service. firefighters were called to the train station around 6:30 sunday night for a report of an electrical panel fire. they found smoke billowing from the ventilation shaft in front of the building. metro's red line was stopped and calls for buses went out. amtrak service wasn't affected. shops and restaurants were included in the evacuation. by 8:00 last night all was back to normal and no one was hurt. a man, suffering from cardiac arrest, dies when the ambulance taking him to the hospital is struck by an suv. police say the chevrolet suburban failed to stop for the ambulance as it passed through

an intersection in hampton, virginia. the emergency vehicle flipped over during the collision. three medics and a student in the ambulance were also injured in the crash. fingers crossed, maybe we can turn things around for this week. the major averages loss between 5 and 6.5%. even the precious metals got clobbered. gold down 10% last week. silver down 25%. this comes back to fears about the health of the global economy and that also pushed crude oil lower. checking the numbers on wall street. the dow stands at 10771. the nasdaq up 27 and the s&p 500 was up almost 7 points. soaring gasoline prices could be in the rear view myrrh. the national average for regular unleaded stands at $3.51 a gallon. down from a high of almost $4 in

early may. locally aaa puts prices at $3.48 a gallon. it could push the national average to $3.25 a gallon by november. gas costs below $3 a gallon in some parts of the country. lucky them. it has been a year now since the jewelry industry got recalls over high levels of the toxic metal cadmium in children's jewelry. several states passed laws to deal with cadmium. not really on the radar screen until last year. now everybody cares about it. >> especially going into holiday period now. still to come when the news continues, talk about a brutal bill. find out what happens when a woman gets a $50,000 water bill in the mail. we'll have details at 5:18. plus the redskins are ready. how about you. we'll have a preview of

tonight's big game against the dallas cowboys. we are back with your weather first in just a few minutes.

mostly cloudy today, sunshine a little bit later. this morning a patch of drizzle or fog. temperatures will be climbing through the low 70s, into the upper 70s this afternoon. right now, we'll call it the mostly cloudy high near 80. monika santani, over to you. >> reporter: if you are planning

to head north of millersville, got word of an accident at west benningfield beloved. a vehicle went into the ditch, so be aware of that north on i 97. another look at maryland roads in my next report. andrea, back to you. two american hikers released from an i are rannian prison are back on united states soil. jar fatal and shane -- josh fattal and shane bauer held a press conference in new york city saturday. say short-term spending measure would keep the government running through mid november and give fema billions of dollars to help victims of national disasters. the government runs out of money as of october 1, while fema's disaster fund could run dry as early as tomorrow. the united nations security council will take a look at

palestinian nation. it is expected to take weeks, if not months, before the security council takes any action. >> well the time right now is 5:10. howard is up next with your back to work forecast. plus road conditions before you head out the door with mon ca. we'll with right back. still around for that. i could use all the help i can get. like nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread that's perfect on multigrain toast, even whole-wheat waffles, for a breakfast that my kids love and i feel good about serving. and nutella is made with simple, quality ingredients, like hazelnuts, skim milk, and a hint of cocoa. it's quick, easy and something everyone can agree on. ♪ nutella. breakfast never tasted this good.

good morning, welcome back to 9news now on this monday morning. we were expecting to see pictures of grape stomping, howard's feet purple from the event over the weekend. but guess what interfered? >> it was so soggy on friday the folks at fox vein yards, had a camp but they couldn't set up for it. they are going to do it this saturday. 2:00 is when the grape stomping, the lucy, fred, ethel. i'm going to see if i can get out there, i have a couple of other things scheduled, so no promises there. the weather lacks good for that. we'll be in jackets saturday morning for fairfax. much colder air moving in here for the second half.

first we are sort of this this late summer pattern, even though officially it is autumn. here's your moms like me bus stop forecast. we definitely have a lot of humidity around, helping to create some drizzle and fog in spots. temperatures running in the cold spots mid-60s, but the warm spots in the low 70s this morning. and sunrise just a minute, a minute before 7:00 a.m. at can, 74, isolated sprinkle, mostly cloudy today. a passing sprinkle or two. temperatures will be in the upper 70s. any sun really, into the lower 80s. lots of clouds here this morning, still streaming west to northeast. a little bit of green here and there, there have been light sprinkles. now well newport of town. and north of baltimore, that is where we are picking up stuff. still patchy drizzle. oakland 5.

64 for those locations by the way. win chest and hayes hagerstown -- and hagerstown, 68. here in town, 71 degrees at reagan national under cloudy skies. dew point 6. they are quite humid at 93% and our winds very light east at 3 miles per hour. show you national temperatures because there is a possibility of cold trying to come in behind the storm system here but we are on the warm side. i'll show you the satellite and radar. you can see the counterclockwise circulation. the cold air being pulled down. warm air being pulled up. we are on the warm side and moist side. a couple of hours today. a much better chance of showers and rain tomorrow. as this system drifts closer to us in the east. lots of rain in chicago land and toward detroit. air travel is going to be impacted by this. lots of clouds today, a sprinkle or two here and there again with a peak or two of sunshine as

well. as we head into tonight mostly cloudy. an isolated hour can't be ruled out. by tomorrow morning, scattered showers for tuesday morning through midday. tomorrow looks to be a much wetter day in the sense only an isolated shower. even the afternoon, a few thunderstorms in spots to the west. by wednesday this thing will kick out north and east. so that we end up better by the middle of the week. today though isolated shower, upper 70s to near 80. tomorrow mid to upper 70s with much more in the way of showers, rumble of thunder. can't rule out a lingering shower. 82. by thursday if you have any shower chance, it will be really early. we really get cooler friday near seven, saturday and sunday though, hello fall. 58 saturday, 64 sunday. >> pull out those sweaters, right howard? >> we have the green light.

i think it may be changeing to yellow. i just got word of an accident on the inner loop of the beltway, at i 66. elsewhere you are going to be fine. you are going to zoom in to the north side of town. you are fine actually between 95 at this point and silver spring all the way to 270. let's go back out to the maps. no problems coming out of frederick. let's take a look live at montrose road and falls road through the rock hill area. whether you are heading into the outer loop and inner loop at i 66 where there could be a problem. now over to your travel times. the 11th street bridge, 7 minutes. 66 in ten minutes and the toll road from hunters mill ten minutes. coming up an accident on the beltway at virginia i-25.

monika and jessica. a colorado woman got a surprise when she got a bill from the water company this weekend. the grand total. get this. more than $50,000. >> she was expecting the usual amount. couple hundred bucks. >> what is up with that? >> i really don't. the only thing i can think of is a software glitch. something tripped something in the software. you spit it out. i'm pretty sure that is what happened. >> lisa mannian has been landscaping this summer but she can't imagine using 8 million-gallons of water. >> 8 million-gallons of water. >> no, i don't think she did that. our time right now 5:19. howard is up next with your back to work forecast. a huge monday night game 2-0

redskins taking on the dallas. before we go, it is time for today's question of the morning. even though we know this thing is illegal. not paying a parking meter, speeding or parking in a handicapped spot. and here's a look at one of the responses you posted on our wusa 9 facebook fan page. 14% is a pretty low figure, most of us speed at some. i'm going to guess parking in a handicapped spot. hats knowing people use a handicapped spot that shouldn't. we are going to have the answer for you later on this morning. [ screaming ]

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lots of clouds out there. not as much in the way of rain, but there are some areas of drizzle. patchy fog, especially south of town. can't rule out the spotty shower or drizzle here, even through midmorning. with a 9:00 temperature of 74. mid, maybe even upper 70s, headed down toward the than

endoavalley -- toward the valley. a spotty shower will be possible. it is time for 9 sports with brett haber. the best sports in town. good morning, everybody. folks in chicago and green bay will argue their rivalry between green bay and the bears is the greatest. but how many remember this. >> you never know when you are going to be surrounded by redskins. the american express card, don't leave home without it. >> from landry and switzer and parcells and garrett on the dallas side to gibbs and norv and spurrier and shanahan on the washington side. the names change but the hatred never wavers between the skins and the boys. the arch enemies getting together in big d, this time.

this time it is the redskins in the power position. 2-0 for the first time in four years. with a legitimate shot to win the division. they would love to send an early message to the boys that they, the skins, are for real. >> it adds a little bit more adrenaline, more excitement. monday night football. so it is going to be a fun day. >> definitely excited about it for the world to see you place and showcase your ability and talent. go out there, make plays, this is the biggest stage right now. so i'm definitely hyped. >> great robbery between two good teams. this is what it is all about. doesn't get no better. >> this monday night football is a chance to be 3-0 to lead the division. it is a huge game. of course the pregame headline is the laundry list of injured players. they are not so much on the

redskins side. tony romo hoping to play through the pain with a fractured rib and punctured lung. felix jones and bryant are questionable. landry hoping to play for the skins. our live coverage from dallas begins tonight at 5:00. until then i'm brett haber, have a great monday. good morning, monika santani in the traffic center here. talking about an accident inbound. eastbound 66 on the left hov exit ramp to the inner loop. it is blocked with an overturned vehicle. more on that and other incidents around town in my next report at 5:40. you are watching 9news now. stay with us. ♪

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good morning. welcome back to 9news now. i'm andrea roane. i'm jessica doyle. there is a picture of the capital dome. gorgeous morning out there.

howard is going to have our forecast in a little bit and monika will have traffic as well. nice out there. >> nice, it is not raining, that is a plus. there is a few areas of the drizzle and sprinkles you were talking about. that looks like it is mainly well north of town. the hope is that we see some improvement. fortunately, not going to get there until the second half of the week, but this weekend, if you like fall. if you like dry, crisp air, a cool day, saturday and sunday it is finally going to happen. but today, looking at your day planner, not quite. partly to mostly cloudy skies today, maybe a sprinkle or two, even a drizzle in spots this morning. very muggy, 71 right now. for the feeling fall like at all. highs upper 70s to low 80s as the moisture continues to flow southwest to northeast. we don't see a lot in the way of rain. north of baltimore, a light green on the map, we are seeing less than we were.

fog also a little bit of a problem, especially south. quarter mile in culpepper, these are areas where we will be watching the visibility the next few hours. if you don't need the jacket, leave it at home, we are in the upper 60s in the valley and 71 in washington. monika santani, 5:30, how is it looking now? >> if you are planning to head on to 66, i want to give you a heads up with an accident. let's go to the beltway and zoom in. where you can see the accident sign here. live now on the inbound side, already bunching up from gallows road to the accident that blocks that left hov exit ramp to the inner loop. stay away from the lanes so you can get onto the inner loop beyond the accident. back over to the maps, zoom

into 95. no problems leaving the beltway. let's take a live look at duke street looking good to the 14th street bridge. over to your travel times, 66 inbound right now. 11 minutes from hunter mill or 7100 to the beltway. 295 to the 11th street bridge is 7 minutes right now. coming up, i'll update you on the 66 accident at 5:40. back to you andrea and jessica. we could learn later this morning when the washington monument will reopen. >> the historic landmark has been closed since it was damaged in the earthquake last month. surae chinn joins us live with more. >> reporter: good morning, we should be learning much more, later on today. we should learn how much in significant damage was sustained by the earthquake last month. and also, we learned there was much more damage after hurricane irene, because there was

standing water inside the monument after hurricane irene blew through. again, engineers should be telling us how much of the damage, what are the repairs and how much it will cost and when this monument will actually be open again. because it happen closed for so many weeks now. we know there was significant damage, including several four foot cracks from this 555-foot, 127-year-old landmark. structural engineers have been examining the inside and outside of the structure for weeks now. we can imagine it is an extensive process, because the walls are 15 to 18 inches thick. a national parks service spokesperson said mortar popped out of it, where you could see sunlight pouring in. they have to make these repairs quickly, because winter will soon be arriving. the national parks service already winterizes the monument routinely every year. just imagine if they have to replace the stone, the mortar

and there are cracks still inside the landmark when there is snow, freezing temperatures contracting and expanding. that could be really complicating the system and the process here of repairing this beautiful landmark. back to you. >> surae chinn reporting live from the site of the washington monument. hearts are heavy this morning after a solemn gathering in dupont circle. friends came to remember a murder victim whose killer is still on the alert. matt jablow has details. >> reporter: two weeks after he was beaten to death, his body found on 11th street northwest, friends and colleagues came together to mourn his passing and focus attention on the case. >> he was charming, loving, he was caring. >> reporter: the 35-year-old depollen was an aeronautical engineer who ran a consulting business. he was also openly gay and

sometimes dressed in women's clothing, like he did the night of his murder. tonight though, he was remembered for not what he wore, but who he was. bob schaeffer was depollen's long time partner. >> he was my life, my everything. >> reporter: members of washington's gay, lesbian and transgender community are concerned that several transgender people have been attacked here in washington recently and all of the attacks have so far gone unsolved. >> it is disheartening and yeah, frightening. >> despite his tragic death, his friends tonight made a point to emphasize all accomplished in his life and all the people he touched. >> very generous, very kind heart, brilliant, brilliant man. >> reporter: much was made of his love of shakes spear, and some turned to shakespeare

tonight to try to make sense of the seemingly senseless murder and to bid their friend a final, fitting farewell. >> fare you well. here after in a better world than this. >> reporter: matt jablow, 9 news now. if you have any information about any of the recent attacks on transgender people in washington call 1-800-673-2777. the peace corps celebrated its 50th anniversary at arlington national cemetery over the weekend. hundreds of volunteers carried flags from the countries where they served. there was a remembrance and wreath laying for the 279 volunteers who lost their lives while serving no president john kennedy first made the call for volunteers in 1961. since then, some 200,000 americans have joined the peace corps. nearly 3000 people attended the opening of a new exhibit,

featuring works by andy warhol at the national gallery of art. the exhibit warhol headlines captures the artist's fascination with tabloid news and sentization al media. and a second exhibit at the museum and sculpture garden is andy warhol shadows. it is a unique opportunity to see all 200 of the silk screen and hand painted canvass in one showing. that exhibit runs through january. time for another your money report. gold and silver? yeah, you could say they were tarnished last week. the recent safe haven investments fell out of favor as investors dumped the precious metals. gold fell 10% last week, silver was down by 25%. europe's problems helped feed last week's heavy selling. the european central bank under

mounting pressure to cut interest rates soon. the economists say the bleak economic outlook supports a european rate cut as soon as pocket. earnings reports will help drive the action on wall street this week. we'll get more clues on the health of the united states economy, with reports of home sales, consumer confidence and personal income and spending. we'll also find out how much the economy grew last quarterrer. swimmer diana nyad gave up her bid to swim from cuba to the united states. >> i tried, i was paralyzed all through my back, chills, vomiting, twice. and i kept swimming through it. now it has set me so far back i don't have the lung capacity to swim the way i can, you know.

>> the former world champion swimmer made it two-thirds of the way before calling it quits. >> i bet she tries it again. >> she keeps going. something to be said for that. the time right now 5:38. weather and traffic are up next. plus see how thousands took advantage of sunday's great weather to fight breast cancer.

pretty decent morning out here. upper 60s and low 70s. definitely on the muggy side. things are wet out here. though it is not raining right now. our day planner calling for the threat for a little drizzle or sprinkle or two here. we'll be in the mid-70s by noon. upper 70s by 3:00. s if we get enough sunshine we couldn't make a run toward the 80-degree mark. details coming up in a few

minutes. inside, to monday ca assistant. thank you, howard. we are talking -- to monika santani. thank you, howard. stick to the main lines on 66 for that accident clean up. i'll have more on that and other area roadways, coming up next. pack to you guys. they may be sore, but they feel good this morning. after walking for a purpose. 2500 walkers wrapped up the susan g. komen three day for the cure on the national mall sunday. participants walked 60 miles in three days while raising millions of dollars in breast cancer research and patient support programs. >> i did lose my sister to breast cancer in 2002. i'm now holder than she was, and she was my big sister. lost some other family members as well. this is for them. >> i had a radical mastectomy. i had radiation, and then six months later, i had a wild baby

girl, i spent 13 months on chemotherapy. 28 years later we are still here, so i am really grateful for the advances in cancer. i'm actually walking for the future. i have people i am remembering in the past, people i'm supporting right now that currently have breast cancer. i don't want him or any of his friends to have to do anything like this. >> organizers say this year's dc walk raised $7 million. they are already preparing for next year's walk which will take place in october. >> wonderful stories there. they get you really emotional. the time right now is 5:43. we are going to take a look at the morning's top stories, coming up. fairfax county schools have already told him to split, but this morning it is back to school for the students of banana man. find out why his 10-day suspension was cut short.

good morning, and welcome back to 9 news now. coming up on 5:47. thank you for starting your week with us. howard bernstein is here to get you out the door with what kind of gear? >> a rain jacket or umbrella with you just in case. we could see a shower today. it is going to be a warm one. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. >> we are going to see the sun. >> a little bit. more and more sun as the week goes on. by the weekend, i know you said you changed out the clothes, fall clothes are out. sweaters, sweatshirts. jackets needed potentially by saturday morning. a moms like me bus stop forecast. temperatures running in the 60s and low 70s. a lot of humidity, we have seen drizzle and fog down south. sunrise not until 65:00. that happens to be when it sets

12 hours later. 8:00, 74 degrees. a sprinkle can't be rolled out. by noon, mostly cloudy. 79. upper 70s maybe low 80s. still an isolated shower and winds out of the southeast today at 5 to 10 miles per hour. we have had some isolated showers overnight. not much in the way of green here and there. muggy today with the isolated showers. temperatures holding in the 70s on tuesday. warm, low 80s, but much cooler by saturday and sunday. saturday potentially won't get out of the 50s. 68 in easton this morning. mid-60s from lou ray & co.ber land and oakland ntown we are at 71 with cloudy skies. east winds 3 punishment very

high humidity, it sits officially 93%. our weather problem for this guy right there flying through o'hare this morning, that is going to cause some delays, same with detroit through lexington and cincinnati as well. with showers and thunderstorms there but that storm continues to bring up moisture from the south and southwest. that is going it increase our rain chances. today plenty of clouds and a break or two. an isolated shower. here we are at 55:00 p.m. an isolated speck of green here. more concentrated rains out to the west here. look at all the light to green here. that is a light to moderate shower. some of that is going to be with us through the middle of the day. some of this could turn into thunderstorms and we'll try to kick the storm out of here for wednesday, but cannot completely take a shower out of the from

the. today isolated showers, 7. more rain thunderstorms 77. for wednesday lower 80s with a spotty shower. still partly to mostly cloudy. thursday we may see something early. late clearing and 7. friday 6, saturday 5 sunday very nice for october. 64. monika? >> great pumpkin picking weather. i have the yellow light because we have this accident. 66 live right now, i was just on the phone with virginia state police. they tell me it is an overturned vehicle on the ramp from the 66 hov lanes to the inner loop. it is getting heavier than normal. up to stick with the main line. i think within 10 or 15 minutes the wrecker should be able to get the vehicle out of there. on the beltway first we are going to zoom into the beltway at the american legion bridge. no problems here back over to

the maps. this time let's zoom into southern maryland. we are going to take a live look at the beltway. no problems as you head south to the wilson bridge. coming up in my next report, we'll update you on the 66 accident at 5:57. back to you jessica? >> monika, making news now at 5:51. police are searching for the people who killed people in laurel, indiana. investigators aren't sure if the shoot soldier among the dead or still on the loose. italian prosecutors want an appeals court uphold the conviction after amanda knox and increase her sentence to life in prison. a ruling in the case is expected in early october. the banana man has learned his fate. 14-year-old brian thompson was suspended last week for running

out on his high school football field wearing a banana costume. his principal threatened to suspend him for the rest of the year. >> administrators told brian thompson they would set aside the rest of his 10-day suspension and allow him to go back to colonial forge high school monday. >> i definitely don't want him to lose a whole year of education. the principal suspended him after his banana man stunt friday night. >> do you think you should have received any punishment for what you did? >> definitely. but not being expelled for ten days. >> they say it wasn't about him running out on the field in the banana suit. it was about him being disrespectful. and the disrespect was him

holding up his hands and saying i'm going to make history. >> >> the original punishment was ten days of suspension. he only served five of those. if he gets in any more trouble at school, he'll get the other five. leon knight is brine's website. he is a talented multi-media artist. he produces videos, rap music and artistic photography. he was suspended for ten days last year for starting a website called roasting station where students could make fun of silly pictures of themselves. >> this week some of brain's friends wore free banana man t-shirts. the students are being punished with saturday school. the american civil liberties union told principal spillman in a letter. the exective director of

the aclu of virginia says it is well established law that students do not use speech rights. she pointed to a 1969 united states supreme court ruling that allowed an iowa student to wear an arm band protesting the vietnam war. time to take another look at the question of the morning. 14% of us admit to doing this, even though we know it is illegal. not paying a parking meter, speeding or parking in a handicapped spot. here's another response. barbara eller wrote c, i have never and never would. leave your response, we are going to have the answer later this morning. but first, here's monika with timesaver traffic. we are going to take a live look on the inbound side, where there had been an accident on the inbound side on the ramp to the inner loop at the beltway.

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plenty of clouds out there. a couple of sprinkles and drizzle. even as we go through 9:00, we may still see an isolated sprinkle or two. midday plenty of clouds. this afternoon again isolated showers, upper 70s, our rain chances would be going up late tonight and on tuesday. right now over to jessica and andrea. the theme songs of favorite tv shows can be rather nostalgic. >> rolling stone asked readers to list tear favorites. cheers, then hawaii 5-0 and mash afriends and the sopranos. miami vice, sanford and son and the golden girls finished the list. we took to the streets to see if you could actually dish out

some of these favorite tunes. >> up to no good, started making trouble in my neighborhood. >> she said you are going to live with your aunt and uncle in bel air. >> so,. ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] music. ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] high five. there you go. and you can see more people trying to sing the theme song on our website. wusa 9.com. plus tell us about your favorite song if it did not make the list. i could watch those people all day long. >> you are watching 9 news now at 6:00 a.m.