and, obviously, i don't like mosquitoes biting my kids or my dogs. >> reporter: but de mier says the more she considered it, she felt the science was too new and not enough was known for her to feel comfortable with g.m. mosquitoes in her community, despite oxitec's safety assurances. de mier started an online petition against the mosquito trial that's gathered 150,000 signatures from around the world. >> i do not want my kids to be laboratory rats. i don't want my kids to be guinea pigs. why? because this is a brand new technology. you get these mosquitoes you release once and for all, and then let's experiment to see what happens. >> reporter: university of florida professor phil lounibos has studied mosquitoes and the diseases they carry for over 40 years. he's not involved with the proposed g.m. experiment in the keys. >> we believe, those of us who have worked with mosquitoes, that the probability of something going wrong is not very high. >> reporter: lounibos is convinced the trial would be safe, but he questions its effectiveness. he says other mosquito species can carry deng

let's go to larry mier. >>> clearly the -- miller. >>> clearly the situation in philadelphia having aimpact on travelers. amtrak train 188 and 151 canceled this morning. here are your options. you can take marc. again no amtrak service between philadelphia and new york city. again modified service from washington, d.c. to philadelphia. check in with amtrak before you head out the door. we are keeping a close eye on downed power lines at glenallan avenue between kemp mill road and randolph road. you can see the power lines. we're asking drivers to clearly stay away as crews are working to get that situation under control. if you're going to be traveling on both the inner and outer loop of the beltway, no issue there is. southbound 270 from frederick toward the beltway no issues there this morning. and a live look right tbhow now -- right now shows you how things are shaping up along 395 why we have no issues and problem free. here's a check of the weather with allyson. >> thanks, larry. >>> we're starting off cool and breezy and it's going to be windy almost this afternoon with winds g

danny mier is the founder and danny is the ceo.k about many things but what about the opening of this store? >> it feels great. this is where it all started ten years ago, ten and a half years ago. >> why did you do it? sfwhoo >> we needed to build a basement. when we built it we thought it wows be a hot dog stand cart. we never thought it would be what it is today. our employees had no place to change. >> there's something different about your burger or something we don't know. what is it? why are people willing to stand in line for a hamburger. >> remember 30 years of fine dining res straulkts is our pedigree. when shake shack was born it helped caught the wave. i don't eat fast food anymore and i want great burg every. i want to know where the ingredients come from. i want to share the ee thoughs of a great company. shake shack did that and it's resonated around the world. >> danny, one of your hall marks is hospitality, the important of hospitality. are the lines something? >> is there a code we can use like i know danny and ra