two years ago wyndham trippled the pay out. they have had a 90% gain and it been working and i bet it keeps working. wyndham is a spectacular story and turnaround story, that is why i'm thrilled to have steve holmes with us tonight to talk with us about the kwquarter and what is next. great to see you, you are a man of your word, you said when you took the dividend up it was a sign of things to come. and it was. >> we feel confident in the future and that is why we can raise our dividend. >> i'm critical of buy-backs, but i will temper it for you. >> it was this year. >> just this year. bought it back, $10 below where the stock is now. i see a company that generates a huge amount of cash and a fee for service stability stream that is unlike any other fee stream that i have, and sells at 12 times earnings, i do not get it. this a stock that should sell at a premium given the dividend and stability and return to capital. explain to me what is going on here. >> i think we are building momentum and, we are a relatively new company.

. >> reporter: we're here along the 3300 block of wyndham circle in alexandria watching fbi agents and alexandria police come in and out of this apartment complex where we're at now. it's called the point apartment complex. let's show you video of what it looked like behind the gates a little bit ago. 9news was able to get this video of the 33008 building here on wyndham circle. it's believed el khalifi lived on the first floor. police and fbi could be seen standing guard as agents raided the apartment. what they were looking for or what they found inside we still don't know. neighbors i spoke to didn't seem to know el khalifi but were shocked to hear a suspected terrorist who according to authorities had every intention of blowing up the capitol lived right here. >> just that it was all going on right under my nose, you know, like that whole -- what could have happened if that undercover sting wouldn't have happened. i mean that would have just come right out of here. >> reporter: as we've mentioned, this is an ongoing investigation. let's take you to arlington where we understand fbi

fbi agents accompanied by alexandria police showed up here to the point apartment off wyndham circle just before 3:00 today. we were able to get this video just as authorities were getting here. it's believed el khalifi lived in a first floor apartment of the 3308 building at point apartments. fbi agents entered the unit and searched it, although it's unknown what they may have found. neighbors say they're alarmed that terror suspect lived in their community. >> that was a big surprise. i've been working from home the past few months and never noticed anything going on too crazy. >> reporter: do you know the guy? have you seen him? >> my wife mentioned seeing someone who fit the description that she saw on the news hanging around over at 53308, but i've never seen him before. >> reporter: as lesli mentioned earlier, fbi agents showed up to the 1600 block of south randolph in arlington. an investigation is linked to this same search that took place in alexandria. according to the fbi a search warrant was issued for the property on south randolph where at least two other people have al

. >> reporter: fbi agents showed up here at the point apartments off wyndham circle at 3:00 today. it's believed el khalifi lived at point apartments. the fbi entered the unit and searched it, although we do not know what, if anything, they found inside. neighbors say they were alarmed that that terror suspect lived in this community. out in arlington fbi agents showed up to the 1600 block of south randolph. we understand that investigation is linked to this same search that took place over here in alexandria. according to the fbi, a search warrant was issued for the property on south randolph where at least two other people have also been questioned. so again a lot of information coming out of this investigation. we will stay on top of the latest details and bring all that to you as we get it. ken molestina, 9 news now. >>> thick black smoke billowed from the roof of anacostia high today. the fire forced students out of class and sent two firefighters to the hospital and folks as far as capitol hill say they could see it smoldering. >> reporter: i'm kristin fisher outside anacosti

alexandria police spent hours going through the suspect's apartment off wyndham circle in alexandria this afternoon. agents raided the house also in arlington. fox 5's roz plater is live at that scene with the very latest. >> reporter: according to the fbi documents, el khalifi met at a home here in arlington to look at weapons and ak-47s, two revolvers and ammunition and he reaffirmed here his belief that the war on terror was really a war on muslims and he had to be ready to fight. according to neighbors, the fbi and arlington police descended on the south randolph street home around noon. police confirmed they were carrying out a search warrant related to amine el khalifi's alleged botched terror plot. wearing masks and gloves agents focused their attention on the back of the home. they used metal detectors to search the yard appearing to dig up parts of it. at one point they put up a tarp to keep our cameras at bay as they searched a shed with dozens of what appeared to be shoeboxes. it all left the neighbors here baffled and on edge. >> it's a little scary. you know, it's kind o

with the available funding, the interstate 93 widening will sputter to a dead stop in wyndham. delaying this project hurts our citizens who must commute on that road every day. it hurts the businesses that depend on i-93 to transport goods. it hurts our tourism industry. and it undercuts the economic development of land that would be opened with a new exit 4a. right now, bids for road construction projects are coming in nearly 10% below estimates. the cost of capital its at an all-time low, and key permits will expire in 2020. smart financial sense says we should be pushing forward with this project now, while it is less expensive. last year i called on the legislature to come together to fund the expansion of i-93. not only did the legislature not act on i-93, it cut overall highway fund revenue $90 million. alone will not raie $365 million needed to complete the project. i am willing to put reasonable options on the table. and i'm asking the legislature to do so as well. if we come together and show the necessary political will, we can complete the widening of inter93 through

with the available funding, the interstate 93 widening will sputter to a dead stop in wyndham. delaying this project hurts our citizens who must commute on that road every day. it hurts the businesses that depend on i-93 to transport goods. it hurts our tourism industry. and it undercuts the economic development of land that would be opened with a new exit 4a. right now, bids for road construction projects are coming in nearly 10% below estimates. the cost of capital its at an all-time low, and key permits will expire in 2020. smart financial sense says we should be pushing forward with this project now, while it is less expensive. last year i called on the legislature to come together to fund the expansion of i-93. not only did the legislature not act on i-93, it cut overall highway fund revenue by $90 million. words alone will not raise the $365 million needed to complete the project. i am willing to put reasonable options on the table. and i'm asking the legislature to do so as well. if we come together and show the necessary political will, we can complete the widening of i