josh rosenthal is live there tonight with the ieevw, josh this, is kind of cool to see ths game inside. >> reporter:his is very cool. i don'bout but i'mt wrgin here on t explainel take a look bhiuin this is called the jame t. it's an absolute monster, got an olympic size policy, basketballh courts, they alsoe this 110,000 squareld foot house that will bee h the first evoor high school football game. played in virginia. now, let me explain to u yoy.ni y apthe h home team here tonight, theirool is autch s seven miles away, but their field is not in good shape, they're working on it to try to get it back and running for how this ar, they will play at least their five regular sean home games here, now, granted,t they're no home. enta dtobout, this t developmen and the chance to mak a little bit o history, have a listen to what the athletic director told me earliertonight. . >> it will be an historic night. this is the first indoon game i thevirginia. our alumni excited, kids excited. students are excited. we're expecti a good game tonight. >> reporter: and guys, just in case you didn't bel

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fox5's josh rosenthal was ther guy te hi trhe right here brings new meaning to the term friy night playersthe fans, the coaches, everybody is pt'ped. >> inever been done before in virginia histo. so just trying to make history tonight. [cheers and applau] >> i think it' so exciting 'cause it bris the commuty together. >> ♪ >> kii' fwajurdst to al.geing the team on andinepr:ee the t.c. williams titans are going to play all five of their regular season homs called the saintts james. it's huge and it includes this 110,000 sqre foot field house. the reason they're playing there ishe normal t.c. williams field which is about d in the process of l beinge redone but me tell you in the meantime nobo including the school's athletic director seems all that upset about it.'e playof fs this year, we're a stateeto be really goode championship this year. >> reporter: i also talked de the co-r of the saint james tonight. he told me they hope to have many more high school games here just like this. guys, back to you. >> i mean within the r that space and how just doubt at all they'll havel more high s gam

fox5's josh rosenthal live in arlington tonig with more on this plan. hi josh. >>report: hey, angie, so this closure is primarily so they can address major lighting fixes ato the meal. ho leaving a lot of people feeling very relieveha t they were ab it's too eo late. c >>tainly glad they're opening it up on 9/11 eve so people can get in there and see it. >> so here's the deal: the memorial will close monday until the end of the next may. they're gonna fix the lighting systems inhels under the ring ial bencs. reoccur problems due to water seeping into the fixtures. they will also replace the ti en electrical system at the memorial including ought the bench lighting. talked to father and daughter about thistoday. dad said he's all for the repairs. glad he came with his dauter firs retiredilitary and said events of9/11 shaped the last two decades of his life. >> wanted her t see a little about it. something she never experienced. >>t' i thinks really special for me to come here to see what they done for the people.>> tom little bit before 9 a.m. it is not open to t

scheduled to close months.ght fox5's josh rosenthal in arlington tonight to explain why. >> closure primarilyighting repairs tell you it leaves aeot of p they were able to visit bore it's too late. >> certainly glad they're opening it up on this 9/11 eve there and an get in see it. >> here's the deal: theil memorialclose monday until the end of the nextnnay. they'r fix the lighting systems in the pools under the memorial benches. thoshave had reoccurring problems due to w seeping in the fixtures. replace entire electrical system at memorial including all of the bench lighting. talked to fatheand daughte about this today. dasaid all for repairs but glad he cam with daughter first. he's retired military and said events of 9/11 have shaped the last two decades his life. >> i wanted her to see a little bit did about it. issing she never experienced. >> i think it's really special for me toe t see what com they've doone for thepeople. >> tomorrow's ceremony starts a. ot open to the public and instd, is for mows who lost loved ones on 9/ you. >> and11 ckday, va governor ralph northam ordering thair

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josh rosenthal has the story from one of thos location.ounty residents likehis gentleman, have put200 g purple dumpstershat is 200 tons that otherwise wouldn't have beencycled at all. >> curbside is obviously much more convenient, so i miss it. but i -- i want to be able to recycle my glass, so i'll do whatever it takes. arlington county stoppedde gla curb largely because it wasosting the county money and, fact, the glass residents thought we were putting into those bins to be recycled actua landfi that is why thehe county mad change. the glass in the purple dumpsters is recycling. used all over virginia, purple drop-off locations in arn,ngto county and tons would say 200ty, i collected or the last several month indicative people heard it understand it and acted accordingly. d three drop-off locations cy.o thugro announcement and specific caontis shoul soon. grng.ysorrdgu fw that its inally reached separationts agreement with i formerleader,lwhen. r philosopcal dfeepadnc wteithdly the group that included abortion.some political strateg the

. >> josh rosenthal at one of two drop-off sites. is working. >> get this guys so far arlington county residents like this gentleman, put 200 tons of glass in big pple dumpsters, 200 tons otherwise wouldn't have beenre cled at all. >> is curbside obviously much more convenient, so i miss it but i want to be able trecycle my glass so i'll do whaver it takes. >> here's the deal, arlington stoppede cur glass recycling largely because it was costing the county money. the glass residents thought putting into bins to be recycled it wasn't. it was going to landfills. that is why the cnty made the change. ass in this these purple dumpsters is actuallying recycle and nowdea used all over ni northern va with purple drop-off locations here inng arlin, alexandria fairfax county and in prince william county, too. >> i would say that the 200 ton that collected in next several months indicative people heard it understand it and acting accordingly. >> with wor sd outo well about to add another three drop-off locates throughout the county. announceme

josh rosenthal is in owed endton with a reaction in video you'll see only on fox 5. >> reporter: i was at this intersection today, as kids got off the bus, p andent who were nearby already had we were. >> that's of kids. on that bus. they're allre standing not even seats for them. that's alarming. >> reporter: this is the video students froms reacting ,to s anne arundel million school, this bus is packed. kids in the aisle, not sitting do y ot what you want to see as a parent. buss i an out liar and every school deal with he cans and flows with regard tnumber of passengers he he said the issue was caused by one bus carrying two routes a s by monday. here's more from the parents wh hawo kids in theemchool including one. >> i grew upn w neyo crk buty this was nothing compared to that. that's a huge number of kids on the tbus, i knowhe bus driver can't possibly keep eyes on alls raises, you know, my concerns, because for safety reasons. >> reporter: we have seen similar issues in other districts as well, thismandator already in place,ut d hin wilmington back to youurcane hit there. did a