ecosystem has evolved over hundreds of years, and i love having the skunks, hawks, coyotes, howls, woodpeckers, all of these animals, and they're living free in their while. they are my neighbors. we all really get along. i want to preserve this. so, yes, not in favor of the natural areas program, as is currently working. i am very, very concerned that not only monies from the bond may actually go to the program but would be used in a manner consistent with this program's philosophy, which i find to be radical and destructive of all of this natural ecosystem that i loved so much, resulting in adding toxins and plants that are not going to make it anymore. i really oppose nap. if there were a vote held today on the bond, i would vote no because of my concerns for this. i think i can certainly be brought around if you can get nap and the destructive philosophy put to bed. the presenter presented one of the main concerns, from the citizen outreach, to fix what is broken. i think nap is breaking what is working. we need to fix what is broken. we're in very tight financial times. we should be extre

had to kick out a great woodpecker picture because no name and a great sunrise picture. so go to our website, wusa9.com. click on weather. and yes, include your name, location, and a description is always welcome. back to you guys. >> refresher on the rules. always good. >> coming up next, a virginia tourist attraction up in flames. speaking of fire, the transit agency taking dozens of buses out of service for fear they could meet the same fate. >> but, we take you out to the break with another look at the space shuttle discovery's historic final flight over the d.c. metro area. >>> metro pulling dozens of its buses out of service. the move comes after sky 9 captured the aftermath of a fire on a bus out on route 50 this morning. it was being operated by a mechanic at the time and no injuries. a fire broke out on another bus last week. metro says all 94 o'ryan buses in the fleet are off the street as it investigates why this might be happening. >> a popular virginia tourist destination that drew people from all around the country burned to the ground. the natural bridge h

reason she was not destroyed in the port of pearl harbor is because she was on the way back the woodpecker delivering airplanes airplanes to wake island. and the weather and another ship and the task force delayed her return. she got into perl that evening, the evening of the eighth. and that did not prevent several other aircraft from being shot down in the japanese attack, because enterprise had launched some scout bombers to search a head of the ship, and been to hawaii, and then later that evening a flight of six fighters, wildcats, was diverted ashore to pearl harbor. and as anybody who has been in a military knows, there's always somebody who doesn't get the word, and here's six airplanes who, although their scheduled arrival had been known at some levels, the word did not get around to everyone. somebody opened fire, long story short, five of the airplanes were shot down and three of those pilots were killed. one of them was an acquaintance of mine, jim daniels, who was an incident at that time. he's the one who -- was taxing up to the flight line went he said some blind the blank m