not too far away now. it will be getting closer and close are here. it will move through quickly. i think late this afternoon, we'll probably see a return to sunshine and some breezy conditions. it will deliver a couple of really nice days around here. we are not off to a comfortable start. look out for the possibility of showers and storms earlier than usual. early to mid afternoon. high temperatures about 58 in washington. 87 in waldorf. >> lets he got a check of your on-time traffic with julie wright. >> good morning. on the roads this morning, you will find that your lanes are open. no problems reported eastbound along 66 as you work your way inbound from fair oaks headed in towards 123. the lanes here are open. top side of the beltway looking good as you continue to make your way past new hampshire avenue headed through silver spring. southbound 270, overnight road work was set up at old georgetown road. that should be cleared from the highway. some of our top stories this morning, the hunt is on for the woman who stabbed a female passenger on board a metrobus. d.c. police say the women got into an argument around 2:00 yesterday afternoon while on the livingston a8 bus route. the stabbing happened at the intersection of chesapeake and sixth in southeast. the victim's injure usc are not considered life-threatening. animal control officers have arrested the director of the reston zoo after a five- month-long investigation. 26-year-old megan mogenson is charged with animal cruelty and possession of a controlled substance. she is accused of improperly treating a sick wallaby at the zoo. there were allegations that animals had been improperly euthanized. a lawyer early, maryland family is mourning the loss of their loved one killed in afghanistan. eugene mills i. i was killed friday in combat operations in the hell monde province. his body is being returned to dover air force base where his parents will receive it. another show of support for the outgoing president of the university of virginia. about 1500 people gathered for a rally yesterday afternoon. some students and faculty say the board of visit irs asked theresa sullivan to resign without telling her why and want her reinstated. the governor sent a letter to the board demanding they take final action by tomorrow or he will ask the entire board for their resignations. one member has already stepped down. a big week ahead for the u.s. supreme court as it gets ready to hand down a ruling on the constitutionality of president obama's health care law. >> the decision will have both political and economic implications. fox's sherry ly is live with the details on this landmark ruling. >> good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the health care law was president obama's signature achievement and the fight to overturn it began the day it was signed into law. this political hot potato comes down to the supreme court potentially this week and for two months now, the court hasn't given even the smallist hint which way it will rule. republicans and decembers are getting ready to hear the ruling on the federal health care overhaul. the jews could rule as early as today. >> it is a very big deal. the stakes are very high for the president. they are high indeed for everybody who is involved in this issue which includes all of congress and both presidential candidates. >> reporter: democrats are confident the law will be upheld. >> the view of democrats is the best case scenario is it is upheld in its entiretiy. >> reporter: republicans are preparing for plans for a number of different rulings. >> it just re-energizes the repeal and replace. >> reporter: republicans have said they will pursue step by step reforms to replace the law no matter what the court decides. >> it seems to me that both sides need something constructive to say. i don't think blame casting is going to work. >> reporter: both sides of the aisle are looking to keep some provisions. >> i believe most americans will say we'll never go become to the day where my child could be denied ask sets to my health insurance because he or she has a preexisting condition. >> doing something about the cost of health care is something that rupts and democrats have to have an answer to. >> as of now, all eyes are on the supreme court which could put an end to the health care debate this week. >> thank you. on the campaign trail, president obama will make a stop in portsmouth, new hampshire today. mitt romney will be in virginia. both candidates are expected to spend a lot of time in virginia. it is considered a key battleground state in the fall election. still ahead, a jazz concert ends in gunfire and a police officer is killed. >> also coming up, the roof after mall in canada collapses with shoppers and workers inside. we are checking national and world headlines next. a new study on what teens are doing on the internet. it is information that parents will want to see. time now is 5:06. @@ a jazz concert in denver, colorado turns deadly. police say and store was shot and killed trying to break up a con front station last night. -- police say an officer was shot and killed. the denver times is reporting the victim was a singe mother. police say the suspect is now in custody. three freight train crew members are still missing this morning after two trains crashed on sunday. this happened in goodwell, oklahoma. two engineers and a conductor are unaccounted for. a team from the national transportation safety board is on its way to the scene to investigate. one person is still unaccounted for and feared dead in the collapse of a roof at a mall in canada. the collapse happened saturday in elliot lake, ontario not far from the border with northern michigan. crews are still working to stabilize the debris so that it is safe for rescuers to go inside the area where the most damages occurred. twenty-two people suffered minor injuries. coming up this morning, a new study about teenaged internet use shines a light on the dark truths on what goes on on the net. tropical storm debby continues to make her presence felt in parts of florida. before a look at the widespread damage and heavy rain coming up next. >> tony, we have some showers back in the forecast today and a cold front moving on through. i'll have the details on the weather and julie wright is back. she is here and she will have a look at your traffic right after the break. ♪ ♪ we were skipping stones ♪ and letting go ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats, or sweet golden honey. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪ ♪ i was thinking that i hope this never ends ♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars, nature at its most delicious. . tropical storm debby is dumbing heavy rains in parts of florida. the storm is nearly stationary right now but flooding is a major concern. residents in counties along the gulf coast are being urged to leave low-highing areas. debby is reported to have maximum sustained winds of 06 miles per hour but the rain is the real problem. over the weekend, a tornado touched down in naples. luckily, no one there was hurt. >> friday, we had our own veer weather, these microbursts were something. >> couple of areas with strong downbursts. -- friday, we had our own severe weather. >> it is on the the wind but is the rain-making capacity of the storm. they will be measuring the rain in feet there in the next couple of days. >> southern georgia now getting in on it too. >> and it is possible that parts of the florida panhandle, georgia, alabama, mississippi could see up to two feet of rain. so it will be a problem down there. you can see the heaviest rain is in florida and the northeast side of florida, southern and eastern georgia getting in on it. it is just being pulled here up from the gulf of mexico. the actual center of circulation right about there. all that moisture being pulled up into florida. this will continue to be a big story. maximum winds just updated a few miles ago, 50 miles per hour and the movement is stationary. forecast to be eventually pushed up into the florida panhandle. that could take several days. our weather, let's get local. here in washington, we are currently 75 degrees. nice warm start to your day. 70 in gaithersburg. 70 in baltimore. lots of 70s along the urban corridor here. 60s off to the north appear west. 66? martinsburg. cold front off to the north and west. that will roll in here by early afternoon. a little early sunshine. i think the storms will get out of here by mid- to late afternoon. we are setting up for a great evening and a really nice tuesday and wednesday. 85 today. becoming more cloudy. mostly cloudy. showers, storms likely. winds here out of the west- northwest gusting to 25 behind the front. partly cloudy early. we'll clear out overnight. clear and comfortable. 59degrees. let that cool, dry air in for a day or two. tomorrow, and wednesday in the 80s. and then we'll warm it up again. julie wright has your traffic. >> authorities checking for an incident between the beltway and riverdale. outer loop at new hampshire avenue, no problems to report working through silver spring and headed over towards 270. overnight construction southbound 270 at georgetown road should now be cleared. no problems to report on the beltway traveling between annandale and merrifield. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. raffic. . a new government study found sea levels are rising much faster along a stretch of the east coast than they are around the globe. the #00 mile area goes from cape hatteras, north carolina to just north of boston. sea levels in the region have been rising at an annual rate that is three to four times faster than the rest of the world. levels in norfolk, virginia have jumped five inches since 1990. the global average is two inches. scientists are blaming the rise on climate change. another new study is shining light on internet use by teenagers. some parents may not like what it found. >> a growing number of kids are hiding their digital habits from mom and dad. we have a report. >> reporter: 70% of teenagers have hidden their online behavior from their parents. this is up from 45% only two years ago. nearly halfful all parents believe their kids are honest about what they do online but the numbers paint a different picture. >> one out of four parents are oblivious to how the digital devices work. and the kids, they grew one this. this is what they know. it is that lack of information on the parents' behalf. >> reporter: it is what teenagers are apparently lying about that is a concern. more than half surveyed admitting to illegally hacking into social network accounts and get this, over 60% of teenagers claim to have witnessed digital bullying, something that is getting a lot of media attention in recent years. >> we see sign are bullying. it has grown and changed over time. the fact that there is a cyberenvironment so it is now something that thousands or millions of people you don't know can react to. >> reporter: it seems pornography has become the newly boy under the mattress with more than 30% of teenagers viewing the graphic videos on a weekly basis. >> as much as half of them are viewing pornography once a week. >> reporter: kids are outsmarting their parents, take the wool over their eyes. they clean the browser history, closing or minimizing the browser when a parent walks n hiding or deleting ims, lying or omitting details about their online activities and using a come pout are their parents don't check. >> it is important they have dialogue. they explain to them that it is their job as parents to protect this child until they leave the nest and beyond. ing that that dialogue and maybing that not effect is as nice as mommy and daddy. >> parents need to talk to their kids and explain the dangers they could face -- i think that that dialogue and explaining that not effect is as nice as mommy and daddy. we'll be back in a moment. these sweet honey clustery things have fiber? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. . some good news no anyone planning a road trip this july 4th. gas prices nationwide continue to go down. aaa officials believe they will drop another five to 20 cents a gallon before the independence day holiday. this morning, the national average is $3.42 for a gallon of regular. in our area, it is definitely a little less painful at the pump. in virginia, prices have dropped six cents in the past week. the average is now $3.22. in d.c., it is $3.53. and x-ray machine caught fire at new york city's la guardia airport over the weekend causing a brief evacuation. the flames were quickly extinguished and no one was hurt although three port authority officers were treated for smoke inhalation. passenger screening in terminal c resumed within an hour. that terminal is used by delta and u.s.er ways. congress will vote this week on whether to hold u.s. attorney general eric holder in contempt. s that because he has not provoided the information over operation fast and furious some members of congress want. over the weekend, house oversight committee chairman darryl issa and elijah cummings discussed the upcoming contempt vote. david rosen has more. >> reporter: congressman darryl issa, the republican chairman of the house oversight committee told fox news he has no evidence the obama white house was involved in approving fast and furious or in trying to cover it up. but issa added he hopes the scandal, quote, stays at justice. attorney general eric holder has refused to turn over some documents to the house committee and president obama last week asserted executive privilege to keep it that way. issa says he expects even some democrats to join the republicans in voting this week to hold the attorney general in contempt of congress if no accommodation is reached. the scandal broke open when a u.s. border patrol agent was killed. they found two of of the guns that were allowed to flow to the mexican cartels. the ranking democrat on issa's committee has accused the republicans of politics over the facts and the law. >> it is regrettable we are here and we would like for not be hereen and if the president and attorney general holder would simply start producing the documents they know they could produce to us that are not by any means going to be covered by executive privilege, this could be delayed or even eliminated. >> i think that i'm calling on speaker boehner to come forth and show the strong leadership i know he will and sit down with the attorney general to resolve this matter. attorney general has made it clear that he is willing to work with this congress. >> the justice department has acknowledged that some of the information it has provided to congress on fast and furious turned out to be inaccurate. in washington, james rosen, fox news. the controversy surrounding a new york bus monitor has encouraged other bus drivers and monitors to stand up to bullying on buses. ever spes a video of karin klein went viral, the issue has been thrust into the national spotlight. to honor klein and her colleagues, amall in new york kicked off bus monitor and bus driver appreciation day. bus monitors, drivers and even students gathered to show support for klein. >> i would say it that to start with somebody and god used karen to be an example. >> it is just trying to support her because she has had such a hard time and it is just making her feel comfortable and trying to help her through what she experienced on the bus. >> i mean it is great. it is like all of this is coming berk everybody is talking about it. things-- is coming about. everybody is talking about it. things will be done now. >> many hope the national response to klein's experience will lead to new bus regulation. by the way, donations for klein have surpassed $600,000. >> isn't that incredible? >> it was always supposed to be a vacation. now it is a house and then some. stoit still plenty ahead including details bay violent brawl in gaithersburg over the weekend. >> the political debate over health care could come to an end this week as all eyes or the scream court's expected ruling. we'll have more on that. sherry ly will be sitting in for me as i take care of myself. >> feel better. -- all eyes are on the supreme court's expected ruling. our cloud is not soft and fluffy. our cloud is made of bedrock. concrete. and steel. our cloud is the smartest brains combating the latest security threats. it spans oceans, stretches continents. and is scalable as far as the mind can see. our cloud is the cloud other clouds look up to. welcome to the uppernet. here is a live look outside. it is kind of a mix out there. not a bad looking start to this day. hello. >> hello. >> sherry ly. >> will is a little bit under the weather as he mentioned so i'm going to pitch in. >> we're happy to have you here. >> thank you very much. we are happy to hear what tucker is going to tell us in the forecast. >> today will be okay. we'll wake up with some showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. we need the rain. i'm amazed that everything is browning out. >> my plants need it. >> mine do too. you can see the showers into central pennsylvania. we have the possibility of a few showers and storms in the forecast today. parts of the area pick up a little rain overnight. those showers are now well east of us. temperatures, we are offy to awarm and humid start. 75degrees at reagan national. humidity at 76%. so again, that is a rather uncomfortable combination this time of day. 07 in baltimore. 74, patuxent naval air station. forecast highs for today, low to mid-80s. we'll be about 58 degrees and the showers and storm will move in a little earlier today. i think between noon and 3:00 p.m., they will start to move in and likely be out of here by early evening. you might see some sunshine late today and cooler and drier air really moving in. >> thank you. and julie wright is coming up here with a little look at our traffic. hope that is going to be looking nice out there, julie. >> so far, so good, sherry. no accidents to report right now along northbound 395 leaving edsall road. southbound 270 below speed here in hyattstown leaving 109 headed out to the truck scales. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. raffic. . our big story this morning, the supreme court is expected to make two big rulings today. one on immigration, the other on health care. >> that's right. the health care decision could have political and economic implications. fox's mary ann rafferty explains what the ruling means for both republicans and democrats. >> reporter: republicans and democrats are getting ready to hear the supreme court's ruling on the federal health care overhaul. the justices could rule as early as today. >> it is a very big deal. the stakes are very high for the president. they are high indeed for everybody who is involve in this issue which includes all of congress and both presidential candidates. >> reporter: democrats are confident the law will be upheld. >> the view of democrats is the best case scenario is it is upheld in its entirety even though this some political downsides with that. i think they can work that if they hand it would correctly. >> republicans are preparing plans for a number of different rulings. >> it just re-energizing the repeal and replace. >> reporter: republicans have already said they will pursue step by step reforms to replace the law no matter what the court decides. >> it seems to me that both sides need something constructive to say. i don't think blame casting is going to work. >> and both sides of the aisle are looking to keep some provisions. >> i believe most americans will say wear never going to go back to the days where my child could be denied access to my health insurance because he or she has a preexisting condition. >> doing something about the cost of health care is something that republicans and democrats have to have an answer to. >> mary ann rafferty, fox news. another show of support for the outgoing president of the university of virginia. about 1500 people gathered for a rally yesterday afternoon. governor bob mcdonnell sent the board a letter friday demanding they take final action by tomorrow or he will ask for the entire board's resignations. one member of that board has already stepped down. fire crews in seven counties battled a raging 30- acre brushfire in kent island. it starred in a densely planted free farm. more than 60 people were evacuated from their homes. everyone got out safely. firefighters got the blaze contained in about 12 hours. one firefighter was slightly hurt. none of the homes was destroyed. investigators are look into whether firework sparked this fire. montgomery county police say a pedestrian is in serious condition after being hit by a tractor-trailer. this happened in silver spring about 6:00 last night at the intersection at georgia avenue and colesville road. the driver immediate hi stopped. he was not injured. police in montgomery county still haven't made any decision on an arrest in connection to a giant brawl over the weekend. investigators say it started with an argument between two women at a gaithersburg club on muddy branch road early sunday morning. and it didn't take long before about 100 people got involved in the festival shopping center's parking lot. one person was shot and five others stabbed. none of the injuries are life- threatening. to the campaign trail now and the battle over virginia. presumptive republican nominee mitt romney will make a stop in salem today to talk to the carter machinery company. he has made several campaign visits to the commonwealth since may. virginia's considered a critical battleground state in the fall election. president obama kicked off his re-election effort in richmond last month. today, he will travel to portsmouth, new hampshire and boston, massachusetts for some campaign events. the president will stay the night in boston. still ahead, hundreds of thousands of egyptians in cairo's tahrir square are celebrating. the results from the country's first competitive presidential a leaks is next. the day of a guilty verdict, jerry sandusky sits in a pennsylvania trail waiting to be sentenced. this morning, his lawyer is speak out about the case. we are checking headlines next. ththese sweet honey clustery thingngs have fib? fiber one. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. uh, forgot jack's cereal. [ jack ] what's for breakfast? uh, try the number one! i've never heard of that. [ wife ] it's great. it's a sweet honey cereal, you'll love it. yeah, this is pretty good. are you guys alright? yeah. [ male announcer ] half a days worth of fiber. not that anyone has to know. fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. . making headlines this morning, egypt now has its first ever dreamtically elected president. mohammed morsi was declared the winner yesterday. the president-elect says he is determined to rebuild the country and is expected to meet with the head of the military council today. morsi faces a struggle for power with the country's still dominant military rulers. jerry sandusky remains on suicide watch days after he was convicted on several counts of child sexual abuse. it appears his lawyers tried to resign from the case just as jury selection began. their motion was denied by the judge. hours after the former penn state football coach was found guilty, his defense team said they didn't have any problem with the jury's verdict. an unconventional request is under the microscope. a utah woman filed a formal complaint against a juvenile clonal who told her she would reduce her 13-year-old daughter's sentence if she would cut off the girl's pony tail in court. the woman's daughter and a 13- year-old friend were accused of cutting off the hair of a 3- year-old girl and harassing another girl in colorado by phone. >> some now, i think there might be another way to handle that. >> certainly strange thing to say in court. coming up, you note the song call me maybe. >> no, actually. >> it is one of the biggest songs out there. a lot of people making videos to this song. wait until you see what two local girls did with the song. >> starting this week, you can enjoy a series of concerts on the national mall, the details coming up after the break. the song call me maybe has been out if a while but it is the song of the companier for the teen out-the-door. >> it is all over the place. i thought you might have heard it. it has inspired many to record the song singing the song and making up moves to go along with it. there are a lot of different videos out there. these are some yuck people from our area. on the left, you see nora williams on the right, deanna craft. both are heading to local high schools in the fall. little did they know that while they were shooting this, nora's dad came home from work. there he is in the background and he just joined right in. listen. ♪ so call me maybe &&. >> do you think they have got to be totally humiliated right about now. >> they didn't know this until they played the video back to check it for themselves. that is hysterical. >> he just goes on about his business. i'm done. >> that is great. he has some good moves though, doesn't he. >> that is very, very funny. >> show us your moves, tony. >> if i did that, if my son did that, he would be humiliated. i got no game. >> if you've got no game, i really have no game. >> how the weather game? >> yes, nice transition there. showers and storms in the forecast. early afternoon today as we've got some changes in the forecast and cooler and drier air back on the way. >> sounds good. >> generally a good news forecast but we have to deal with some showers today. you guys have more fun than me. >> you can join in. >> oh, come on. >> 75 in washington. >> we can play the song while you do the weather. >> no, no, no. that would not be a good idea. a cold front just off to the north and west. doesn't look terribly impressive. i don't think it will come through here with a lot of rain but at least the possibility after few more showers and storms as it moves on through. the timing here will be a little earlier than is typical this time of year. cool are and drier air will filter in and along with, it we might see some sunshine late this afternoon. let's do the futurecast. nothing going on right now. a little sunshine to start your day. here we are at 1:00. you can see the scattered nature of the showers and storms and then we'll get quickly to the south and east here by about 6:00 tonight. i think we'll clear out, get a nice sunset and a very comfortable night setting up with overnight lows in the upper 50s and low 60s. nice-hooking forecast later tonight and a beautiful tuesday. becoming mostly cloudy. showers and storms likely. kind of scattered showers. 58 your daytime highs. this is a good news wind because it will bring us some cooler air. a few evening clouds and clearing overnight. i don't think we'll see any rain tonight or tomorrow or wednesday or thursday for that matter. tuesday and wednesday look beautiful. warming it up for the end of the week. highs back in the 90s by thursday and friday. let's enjoy tomorrow. that is a look at the forecast. let's toss it to somebody i know who will dance to call me maybe, julie wright. >> i was waiting for to you bust out your moves. >> let's see it, julie. could on. >> it is too hot. so call me maybe. >> you can do better than that. >> you know what? today we are dealing with no ac in here. i checked the thermometer in here. it is already 99-degree. yeah. so you keep playing music, clothes might start coming off. >> we want to see you sweat, julie. move it. >> i'm coming over to get the fox 5 kiddie pool. lanes are open headed through crept areville with no problems reported. lanes are open if you are traveling the beltway between annandale and merrifield. accident activity reported southbound on the bw parkway at 410. so far, we've come up empty handed. looks like the lanes are still open towards new york avenue. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. president obama is participating in a wreath high pressure laying ceremony at the lincoln memorial today. the event is in hon our of president abraham lincoln and u.s. congressman justin mir owe for that are role in if you are thissing access to universities, libraries and ciscoe reeve. several leading somebody of congress, officials from the library of congress and 100 college presidents will also attend. and thousands of visit irs are expected in d.c. this week for the annual smithsonian folklife festival. it is a celebration of cultural traditions from around world. the 10-day outdoor festival kick off wednesday and goes until july 8th. this year, festival will feature a series of evening concerts on the mall. the first will be agroup of drummers from west virginia university soft coming up next, today's facebook fan of the day. no rest for the nats. they hit the road again after fep issuing up a series with the orioles,-- coming up next, today's facebook fan of the day. >> no rest for the nats. they hit the road again after fp issuing up a series with the orioles. -- after finance issuing up a series with the orioles. -- after finishing up a series with the orioles. . the battle of the beltways wraps up in baltimore kind of in disappointing fashion for the nats. and congressional is gearing up for the at&t national golf tournament. >> dave ross is here with the morning sports report. >> it is a big week for d.c. >> you guys excited about tiger coming back in town. >> i have tickets already. >> what days will you be out there. >> there was a little deal. >> you can go like wednesday and watch some of the practice rounds. you can go tomorrow and watch some of the round. it is fun to do it earlier in the week. sometimes when they get in the competition on thursday, friday, saturday, sunday, these guys are professionals. they are locked down in their craft. go a couple of days early, and they're out there signing autographs, having a good time with the crowds. congressional will be the place to be this week. you know where it was this weekend. >> camden yards. >> 45,000 fans on friday, 41,000 on saturday and 41,000 on sunday. >> can you do this? >> can you do the half and half? >> a little kid can. >> i don't know. price harper, no issues for him. 19. this is when you do when you're 19. that is just you routine base hit. he will test the arm of adams jones. you got to lymph the effort this guy gives every day in and day out. nice to get a double right there. you do see this from matt weeders. he is very good and very strong. the os take the 2-1 lead in theating. they are pumped up but the nat till some a chance. this is a manager's dilemma. you have bryce harper in right feel. no dilemma here. in the sun battling it and -- >> yes! >> doesn't matter with you put the kid, he just makes plays. >> tough way to lose it. >> the o's win four of six of this series. every game they won this year, one run. that is as competitive as you can get. even though they got the best of the us, there is always next year. >> is it too early to start talking -- >> yes, it is. >> but there is that thought that maybe we could see them again. that would be nice. here is a raritiy in baseball you don't see often. kevin eucliss up in boston, he has been there nine years. getting a triple here. that is not the significant part. but he was told after this play that he is being dealt to the chicago white sox. he is being taken off the people and he gets a standing o from the home crowd in boston. actually very nice. you never see this in football or anywhere else. they tell him, you've just been dealt to the white house, you are out of here. go out and take a bow. >> when a class act for the fans and him. >> he got a triple. >> you have a question? >> i don't understand. >> they had this young kid would has come up and he will take his position. they knew they were hooking for the right deal. they immediate the deal during the game. they told him you have avenue just been dealt to chicago. come on out being take a bow. >> doknow? >> they didn't know. >> they kind of figured it out. they knew. >> it is nice to get the standing o. >> they could wait. >> nobody else would be there if they wait until after the game. >> how about d.c. united yesterday. the red bulls have been hating d.c. for a long time. >> at least they claim it. >> they own up to it. >> the quick of the goal it d.c. united history, just 30 seconds in. it was looking good at that point but it wouldn't last. off the wall and the wall is broken. brandon barklage gets it by our guy right there and so we're -- we still have a chance. great move. could he go for the hat trick? we needed it. the score is up. you've already seen we didn't get it. but very close right there. >> inches. inches, my friend. >> d.c. united still playing very good soccer right now but they lose to new york 3-2. >> the shirts come off immediately. >> speaking of tradition, taking your shirt literally off your back but not anywhere else. >> not here. >> no shirts off our back. >> too early in the morning for that. >> 5:00. time now for our facebook fan of the day. today, we say hello to john goings. john earned the honor by telling us we have, quote, most beautiful group of newscasters in the business. does that include you? >> i think he is talking about the women. >> for your chance to be foam's fan. day, log onto our facebook page and leave a comment under john's picture. the guys who brought you cars and toy story are wowing crowds at the box office once again. >> we are checking your morning commute and the weather and allison seymour is back. i'll see you in an hour. stay with us. fox 5 morning news will be right back. our cloud is not soft and fluffy. our cloud is made of bedrock. concrete. and steel. our cloud is the smartest brains combating the latest security threats. it spans oceans, stretches continents. and is scalable as far as the mind can see. our cloud is the cloud other clouds look up to. welcome to the uppernet.