will president obama clinch the deal for chicago. >> we'll find out in just i few hours. first couple went before the international olympic committee earlier today with a very person pitch to bring the 016 games to the city they call home. the death toll continues to go up after this week's earthquake and tsunami. talk show host with a surprising on-air admission. >> i have had sex with women who work for me on this show. >> what was it that forced him to bringhis past into the open. fox 5 morning news continues at 6:00 right now. good morning to you. it is 6:00 on this friday morning. thank you for waking up with fox 5 morning news. i'm gurvir dhindsa. >> i'm steve chenevey. thank you for being with us this morning. you just saw the wilson bridge and the official temperature across the bridge at the airport is about 56 right now? >> 57 degrees at the airport, yeah, not too bad. we saw cooler temperatures earlier this week. we have clouds out there this morning and you might find a sprinkle or a little bit of mist here or there. take a look. here is what is happening right now at reagan national airport where the temperature is 57 degrees. humidity there is at 72%. the wind are light out of the east at five miles per hour. here is a look at the radar, satellite-radar for our region. you see some clouds and no precipitation showing up at this point. like i said, i wouldn't rule out a bref sprinkle or two here or there but nothing showing up now. there is significant rainfall across much of ohio right now. that is continuing to track to the east and it is north of where we are. so we're not too concerned about that. we'll keep our eyes on that system there. here is the forecast for us for today. morning clouds will give way to some sunshine later on. partly sun you skies i think during a part of the afternoon and then more clouds build in tonight. we believe our temperatures today with a warm front coming through will move into the 70s. 74 for your high in d.c. more details on all of that coming up? just a little bit. >> thank you. let's check in with julie and see if the commute looks as good as the forecast. >> all of the activity on 355 has cleared. the lanes are open once again. top side of the beltway uneventful leaving college park to bethesda. you will find your lanes are open if you are traveling 395 across the 14th street bridge. light traffic volume on the beltway between anen dale and merrifield. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. chicago, madrid, rio and tokyo. in just a couple of hours, we'll find out which one of these cities will host the 2016 olympic games. it is chicago that president obama and first lady michell obama are hoping to put on the map. >> this morning, they are in denmark bbying to make their adopted hometown the host city for the 2016 summer olympic games. right now, rio is giving its presenting a to the international olympic committee. the obamas made their case earlier this morning with heartfelt speeches to the ioc. >> it is a bustling metropolis with the warmth of a small town where the world already comes together every day to live and work and reach for a drink. >> i'm asking to you choose chicago. i'm asking to you choose america. >> the challenging cities have been making their cases to the ioc for more than a year. many members said they wouldn't make a final decision until these final presenting as. the labor department is set to release the latest unemployment numbers this morning. unemployment rate is expected to rise to 9.8% nationwide. those number as a big reason for why stocks took a tumble yesterday. dow plummeted 203 points. the nasdaq down 64 points n tokyo today, the nikkei closed down 246 points. quakes, tsunamis and typhoons are creating chaos in the pacific. we want to go to indonesia where heavy equipment will arrive today. people have been trapped since wednesday when two quakes rocked sumatra. today, rescuers pulled a woman from beheath her collapsed college. the u.n. estimates at least 1100 people died there. military convoys have dropped food, water and medicine to the samoas. a tsunami crash ad shore with massive waves killing at least 169 people. police say the search for bodies could last another three weeks. a government official announced plans for a mass funeral and burial. to the philippines where evacuations are under way right now after typhoon parma is set to hit on saturday unless it changes course. that is the last thing they need. it has sustaid winds of 120 miles per hour. islanders are weary. they are not willing to take any chances because of a storm that hit just a few days ago with flash floods that triggered landslides that. system killed at least 300 people in and around manila. the search is on if a missing 10-year-old boy. noah robert kaiser was last seen yesterday at roberto college enee ddle school in germantown. he is 4'11". he has brown hair and brown eyes. he was wearing jean shorts, a black penguin t-shirt and white nikes. if you know i go about where he might be, montgomery ice would them a call. police are investigating a deadly shooting in prince george's county. it happened about 9:30 last nate on walk are mill road in capitol heights. plus say a man was found suffering fry gunshot wound and was pronounced dead a short time later. this is at least the fifth homicide in prince george's county in less than a week. matt ackland is covering this for us. he will join us live from the scene of latest incident in the next half hour. some prince george's county employees will find out if they are losing their jobs. it is part of a plan to make up for a more than $22 million budget cut. employees being cut will be put put on paid administrative leave giving them one month to find other work. and then the layoffs will take effect on november 1st. a lot of d.c. teachers are waiting to find out if they will keep their jobs. mayor fenty and schools chancellor michelle rhee say an unknown number of layoffs will be made to help close a $40 million budget gap. are the job cuts really necessary. d.c. council chair vincent gray says he crunched the number and he said federal stimulus money should make up for any budget shortfall. >> that is a concern we have and that is why again we feel like the council is being scapegoated in this, that it was not budget action on our part that led to this. and that it is a way of getting rid of people that they want to get rid of. >> chairman gray also wants the schools chancellor to explain her decision to hire 900 new teachers while plning these cuts a spokesperson says there is no update on any layoffs at this time. still ahead, late night talk show king david metro letterman sharing something very perm with his audience. what drove him to admit to past sexual relationships with coworkers. first, she was abducted from her bedroom and held captive for nine months. elizabeth smart is revealing her terrifying struggle at the hands of a stranger. that story and more when fox 5 morning news comes back. n: i. 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sick world powers. goal is for ira to profits program is solely for peaceful purposes. president obama called yesterday's talks a step if the right direction. a meeting in geneva included a one-on-one meeting between senior u.s. and iranian delegates. elizabeth smart took the stand for the first time since being kidnapped from her home in utah. the 14-year-old smart vanished and was found living with her captor nine months later. she is now 21 years old and she testified that her captor kept her tied up way cable around her leg and threatened to kill her if she tried to get away and raped her three to four times a day. psychological tests have not been able to prove her alleged kidnapper is mentally capable of standing trial. we are learning more about the death of michael jackson. the l.a. coroner's autopsy report claims jackson was mostly healthy. none of his medical issues contributed to his death. according to the report obtained by the associated press, jackson died from the powerful anesthetic his doctor gave him to sleep. he did have chronically inflamed lungs but his heart was strong. what drove david letterman to make a personal admission on the air. >> more jon and kate trauma. why the cameras will be cut off around the couple's children. 57-degree in the nation's capital. stay with us -- 57 degrees in the nation's capital. stay with us. . david letterman share something very serious subject matter with his audience i'm cbs employee is accused of threatening to make a movie about letterman's terrorists with his staff unless letterman coughed up $2 million. letterman said the man had all type of information on him. listen as he explains it in a way only he could. >> now, my response to that is yes, i have. i have had sex with women who worked on this show. and would it be embarrassing if it were made public? perhaps it would. perhaps it would. especially for the men. >> letterman said he wanted to protect his staff, his family and his job so he went to the police. letterman gave the man a fake check and that is when police arrested him. >> thank you see this one coming? jon gosselin says he wants to leave his children out of the reality show kate plus eight. jon sent a cease and desist letter forcing tlc to stop filming the children. hrealizes his eight children shouldn't be filmed during the divorce from kate. >> apparently nobody is watching these days anyway. >> what is going on with the weather, my friend. >> we have clouds out there. cool temperatures yet again. we're getting used to that now. i think our temperatures today move into the 70s, i believe. here are your headlines for today an the foreseeable future. mix of clouds and sun out there. more sun later on. temratures jump into the 70s today. we believe low to mid-70s. and then some showers this evening probably during the overnight hours. saturday looks a little better. could have some rainfall. but it is not going to rain all day the way we thinking now. temperatures across the nation here in d.c. we're at 57 degrees. cooler to the north, rochester, new york, 44 degrees. wichita, kansas, 43 degrees. losangeles at 67 degrees. satellite-radar if the nation. it is an interesting picture. here is your frontal system moving across the eastern united states. pretty good rainfall associated with this particularly down to the south and in the northern end across portions of ohio. they are seeing some heavy rain there. this is a cold front that will gradually make its way through here but in advance of that be a warm front which is kind of this way comes through here today and helps take our temperatures into the 70s. so the forecast for d.c. for today looks like this. we'll call for partly sunny skies later on today after the morning clouds. a warmer day. 74degrees. yesterday, we only got up to 66 degrees. five-day forecast for tomorrow, here is what we're thinking the rain for tomorrow, i think primarily in the morning. maybe a couple of spots of heavier rain in the morning. and then we think it breaks up some as the chance with this front coming through that there could be a stray thunderstorm or two in the afternoon. i think for the most part, it is morning time, kind of a moist, damp day but things will not be a washout. sunday looks to be an improved day if you've got outside activities. 74degrees. 73 on monday and tuesday 71. now, let's find out what is happening with the morning rush hour traffic. for that, we go to julie wright. >> our crew in the chopper is earning their keep today. it is a busy ride for them around town. already starting off with a crash southbound along # 70. this one involving a motorcyclist. here is all the activity. southbound # 70 south of 117 chopper. as you try to exit out of gaithersburg and head into rockville being we've got traffic squeezing by in the main line using the two left lanes. i'm told a motorcycle motorcyclist is involved in this crash with a lot of activity along the right side of the road. we have traffic already slow coming southbound, south of middle brook road trying to work your way oust germantown headed down towards clopper. big delays already forming southbound on 270 way blackup coming in off of clopper roadworking your way off of 124 and continuing southbound on the interstate. you will want to stick with 355 out of germantown. inner loop. the beltway at telegraph road, stalled car blocking the right lane. live shot of 66 headed east. no accidents to report right now for those oust cent areville. traffic is starting to slow east of 50 just a bit and again closer to 123 and nutley street. business beat is coming up next. looks like october not getting off to the same start that we saw in september on the market. >> as we go to a break this morning, take a look at. this a bra that doubles as a gas mask. as one of the winners of the 2009 nobel prize. say it again -- the ignoble prize. they go to people that make them laugh and make them think. plan ahead. pay 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jcp.com and see everything on sale. jcpenney all those gains the market saw in september were wiped now one day. chris cotter is live with the business beat. a 203-point drop. this is a lot. >> i was so psitive about september too. we had talked about how much it was all about doom and gloom in september a through that with a 2% gain and like you said, there it is. we gave it all back in one day. it doesn't look like it is getting any better today. the futures are down. but it all points to the nonfarms payroll report that comes out from the labor department at 8:30. we'll have time to look through that. exists will pore through it. they'll look for silver linings. we are expecting an additional 170,000 jobs lost in september. we had 260 in august. a far cry from the 800,000 we had last january at the peak of the job destruction but still we're losing jobs. we'll try to find a few things that might be positive out of that report like increased hourly workweek, increased wages. maybe hiring of part-time workers. those are signs that we're getting close to starting to add jobs. >> what is going on with the possible ge/comcast merger? what is the latest on that? >> very early stages of talks apparently between ge and comcast about merging. comcast cable operations with nbc universal, nbc universal makes up about 10% of ge's revenues every year. it would be a huge conglomerate of broadcast net works, affiliates with nbc, the cable stayings of comcast like e entertainment. you would have film studios as well. so you would have this huge media conglomerate. what it goes to show you is that the value of cable networks is growing and the value of broadcast networks is going down, particularly in this time when ad revenue is down. very early stages. comcast values nbc universal at about $35 billion so that gives you some idea of how big of a deal this would be. and how the structure is still yet to be determined. >> nbc universal about 10% of ge's revenue. so thank you. see you tomorrow sow. redskins and bucs this weekend at fedex field and head coach jim zorn is under a lot of pressure. we'll go live to talk with the junkies on 106.7 fm the fan for more on what fans are saying this morning. first, president and mrs. obama make their pitch to the international olympic committee. hear what they have to say to try to convince the powers that be that chicago is the place to be in 2016. it is coming up on 6:30. no, i'm not going to see chris cotter tomorrow even though i said see you tomorrow. i forgot it was friday. >> how can you forget it was friday? >> was the weather doing? >> we've got clouds out there. that is about it for right now really. current temperatures around the region, we are at 57-degree here in the district. 53 down in roanoke, virginia. 49-degree in new york. quite cool to our north. boston is at 46 degrees at his hour. here is a look at the satellite- radar composite. we've got some clouds to look at this morning. number two, we're going to keep our eyes open, see if there is any precipitation that moves in at any point. right now, things look good. so there you go. your forecast for today looks like this. we are looking for some clouds this morning. a little more sunshine during the course of the afternoon. highs today into the 70s. 74degrees for your high downtown. that is the weather. more is coming up in just a little bit. >> i always say we'll keep our eye out. kind of a funny expression. >> you're in a goofy mood. >> how do you not remember that it's friday? >> i don't know. that is because you're too busy thinking of that country fair this weekend. >> i should know that. that's tomorrow. >> it is tomorrow. trouble up in montgomery county. we'll tax you there live with the chopper. if you are traveling southbound along 270, this accident involved a motorcyclist that occurred south of 117 but before you reach 370. we still have fire and rescue units on the scene. we have delays starting to stack up out of german up two. we are told that the motorcyclist involved in this crash has sustained some suries. they have transported him way from the scene at this time but nonlife-threatening injuries. that is what we're being told from police. he has been taken away to a nearby hospital. if you are traveling southbound on 270 just waking up for us, big delays out of germantown as you continue southbound on 270 trying to work your way out on 370 in gaithersburg. 355 a good alternate for you this morning. the combination of 118, great seneca highway, 128, all viable options for you to avoid this mess out of germantown headed down towards rockville. if you are traveling the inner loop at telegrh road, before a stalled car blocking the far right lane there. eastbound 66 east of other fair oaks, now on the brakes. slow traffic after nutley street to the beltway. 95, traffic slowing from the prince william parkway to lorton. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. our big story, a pitch of olympic proportions as the president and first lady are hoping to put chicago on the map for the 2016 olympic games. the obamas spoke to the international olympic committee this morning. >> fox's lauren savan has more >> reporter: president obama is making an olympian effort to bring the 016 summer games to his adopted hometown of chicago. the president arrived in copenhagen this morning where he was met by the first lady. both are making presenting as before members of the international olympic committee. >> i come as a faithful representative of the american people and we look forward to welcoming the world to the shores of lake michigan and the heartland of our nation. >> i never dreamed that the olympic flame might one daylight up lives in my neighborhood. but today, i can dream. >> reporter: michelle obama has been in denmark since wednesday where she has been leading the attempt to win over the committee but the president wasn't the only heavy hitter the first lady brought along. >> we've been in the city now for 5 years, 4 and eight months. it is one of the best places in the world to live. >> chicago is competing with to go i don't, rio and madrid for the games. the final decision set to an nouned later today. >> i really am excited. i really do hope everything goes through and we can bring the olympics here. >> reporter: president obama's decision to fly to copenhagen has been met with criticism from some republicans would opposed the trip. however, the president does have some supporters on the right including former massachusetts governor mit romney who is the head of the 2002 olympic organizing committee. romney says the president is doing what needs to be done. >> the other cities have been making their cases to the ioc for more than a year but some said they wouldn't decide until after they made their final presentations. two days have passed since earthquakes and tsunamis devastated islands in the pacific. right now, thousands of people remain trapped under pile of rubble. two quakes jolted sumatra cut august path of destruction across the island. one glimmer of hope after 40 hours being buried beneath her college, crews were able to pull a student to safety. heavy equipment will arrive today to help dg through more rubble. it could take at lost a month before power returns to the capital of american sam owe a a tsunami ravaged the eye lantsdz killing at least 169 people. relief crews are on the ground and slowly making their way to survivor who say they are just getting by. convoys of military vehicles have been bringing food, water and medicine to the samoas. a mass funeral and burial will take place next tuesday. new this more than, mounting violence in prince george's county as the deadly shooting last night make at least five homicides this week. the latest scene happened along walker mill road in capitol heights. that iwhere matt ask land is this morning. >> reporter: it has been a deadly week here in prince george's county. the latest one happening right about 9:30 last night. we have video shot not long after that homicide. prince gorge's county police investigating. here is what we know at this point. an adult male was found with a gunshot wound. he was then taken to a hospital and pronounced dead a short time later. as wave been talking about, this has been a deadly weekend in prince george's county. yesterday, also, two teens were shot. one of them died. then on tuesday on buchanan street, another homicide. last sunday on marlay drive, a home invasion, a homicide there. on bank run terrace, that was on saturday. that is five different homicides here in prince george's county. police at this point are not drawing any connection at this point. at least they are not telling us about any connection. the murder that happened here last night, police have few details. they say they do not have a suspect and at this point, they do not have a motive. we'll stay on top of this. it will be a tough day for some prince george's county employees. today, they will find out if they are losing their jobs. it is part of the county's plan to make up for a more than $22 million budget cut from maryland board of public works. the employees being cut will be put on paid administrative leave starting today giving them about a month to find other work. now to the budget battle in the district. the mayor and shools chancellor say a $40 million budge the shortfall will force bigger class sizes and an unknown number of teacher layoffs. but fighting words from council chair vincent gray. he says the budget cuts are a smoke screen and there should be no teacher layoffs. according to councilman gray, federal stimulus money should make up for any shortfall. he says for 2010, the school system is set to receive more money with fewer students. >> always not a reason that is attributable to the council's budget work and that is where we're deeply concerned about and infuriated about, frankly. if you want to cut teachers, take responsibility for that. >> chairman gray also says he believes the job cuts may just be a way to oust critics of the mayor and the schools chancellor ain't school spokesperson says there is no update on layoffs right now. redskins fans are having a tough time staying true to their team. at least some of them are. >> some of them downright embarrassed about the loss to the lions. this up gex the bucs at -- they are up against the bucs. one team getting to have a good start, washington capitals. they beat the boston bruins 4- 1. their home opener is tomorrow night against toronto. you wanted more. you wanted videos and photos... email and broadband. you wanted to run your business from anywhere... and instant messaging to stay in touch with everyone. you wanted apps to find music, news, orhe way home. ok your wireless companies... grow your world. the choice in this election for governor is really pretty simple: do we move virginia forward by continuing the pro-business economic policies that i helped put in place... or do we go backwards with the failed economic approach that ruined our economy? creigh deeds knows keeping taxes low and controlling spending is the right way to keep virginia the best place to do business. and i agree. because rebuilding confidence in our economy starts with responsible leadership from a new governor like creigh deeds. in 2009, things go bad, somebody has got to go under the bus. being the leader of the defense, i should be under the bus. >> i wouldn't even give it to greg. it is my responsibility. i'm in charge of offense being defense an special teams. greg doesn't have to do that. >> that is the man in charge. ed redskins defense taking responsibility for last week's ugly showing and then head coach jim dorn saying no, he is the one to blame. up next for the redskins, the bubs this -- bucs this weekend at fedex field. steams like we can't even seem to agree on who to blame for this situation. let's go live to the youngies. >> a lot of people like to blame the owner. some like to blame vinny cerrato. is it jim zorn's fault that light portis hasn't run for 100 yards in the last eight games. >> his quote was in the big picture, i think things are progressing. we're getting better. really? getting better losing to an 0- 19 team and national embarrassment. that is getting bet officer. >> we all agree with that. the fact that carter and daniels and those guys can't get to the quarterback. we knew that in previous years. so some that shouldn't be a surprise to these guys. we feeded to trick up this defense from the beginning. >> what i'm saying is it is -- part of the problem is that vinny cerrato and dan snyder were happy with these guys. they thought we'll be a better defense. >> they're always bring in the new guys. let's trade away valuable draft picks for some new guys. let's give alberth haynesworth $41 million. >> remember, this is the oldest team in the nfl. they need to get unioner. you do that with the draft. you won't do it because it is not sectiony enough to stock your draft picks up. they want to trade the draft pick for the big name you get guys would perform for half a year and they are begun. >> speaking of that, guys, do you happen to have a number on the number of over unders albert haynesworth can make on the field. >> i would say three. >> let's take what happened in detroit. the best thing is you are playing an equally lousy team this week. what do you take oust this team? >> i don't think you take that much. tampa has a rookie quarterback who has drawn how many passes? >> he is not a rookie but he has thrown ten passes. >> tampa bay is so dreadful, they have allowed nearly 100 yards of offense in three games. >> if the redskins can't move the ball on the tampa bay buccaneers defense, season over. >> i don't understand how you think this team is so much worse. >> you had matthew stafford who is the number one pick in the draft. >> but he was a rookie. >> is he better thanjosh johnson. is calvin johnson much better. >> matthew stafford hay quarterback rating. >> they can't lose to tampa. >> the defense of detroit had guys like julian peteon. who does tampa have? >> once again, we going into the game saying the season is over in they lose and we're hoping for a win p we'll find out. one thing that we'll also find out is how many people continue to go to these games and where you guys were involved, what they are wearing to these games. i understand there is a push under way if a new wardrobe accessory. >> can we show them? >> should i model it. >> go for it. model it. >> this is how we feel. >> there it is. >> how do you like that? >> dan snyder hates me. >> here is the thing. we know the red skins aren't happy about this but the next promotion is a boycott. >> what is funnier than a guy with a bag on his head. >> nothing. absolutely nothing. in game one, the home opper, they were getting booed. they were booing zorn. the whole stadium knew they were going to run the ball and they shouldn't have been running the ball. 15 plays, and they let jason come bale throw it three times. my advice, bring a pair of scissors with you. >> so you can breathe. >> you got to cut your own holes so you can see. it eventually worked for the saints. it b. a dozen years after they wore the bags on their head, they had a winning team. >> i adozen years? >> i'll be 50. >> i don't think there is any hope with dan snyder as owner. >> thank you. that is the jumpies fom 106.7 the fan. >> here our lineup --s that the junkies from 106.7 the fan. >> that is back when coach mora used to be down there with the saints. real wick, you all have been talking about the redskins and a lot of people wish that coach gibbs was back with his glory days. these days, he is focusing on his nascar team and also something near and dear to his heart. that is youth for tomorrow which is the school out in bristol, virginia for at-risk youth. tomorrow morning, it starts at 10:00, is the 4th annual country fair at youth for tomorrow. it is on the campus there at bristow. i'm inviting you to come on out. i am honored to be the honorary chair. coach gibbs will be there along with brit hume. there will be an auction, food, julie wright, and rides and all sorts of good things. >> sounds like a great event. hofully the weather holds off tomorrow. >> hope so. >> they've been asking me to talk to you. >> i wish i could control it. but that is not the case. there is a fairly good chance some of rain showers during the morning hours at least. then hopefully, we'll get that out of there. possibility of a thunderstorm later in the day but not that great a possibility. so we'll see. hopefully, it will go okay. i think it will be damp. ground will be damp but it is a great cause so people should head out nonetheless and they will. let's take a look at our weather conditions. we'll start with the bus stop forecast. if you are getting the kids ready, mostly cloudy, jacket weather. a slight chance of a sprinkle but so light i wouldn't really worry about it. here are your temperatures around the region. 57 in d.c. cool out in harrisonburg. 48degrees there. 55 up in baltimore. 61 at patuxent naval air station. a look at the sat-rad, we'll show you we do have the clouds. as far as precipitation goes, we are not seeing anything around here and really, i just mentioned the chance of a sprinkle or something early this morning because, it is a possibility out there with some of the dampness we have in the atmosphere. but overall, things are dry. there is quite a bit of rain associated with the frontal system out to our west. that front doesn't really get here until tomorrow. hence the rain that we're talk about for periods or parts of the day tomorrow. it won't be a washout all day long but it will feel like a damp day. partly sunny today. warmer temperatures, high into the 70s because a warm front comes through. five-day forecast tomorrow, not a washout but a chance of some rain in the morning hours. maybe a stray thunderstorm or shower in the afternoon. a warmer day. 78degrees. sundays look to be a fine day. monday and tuesday, not bad either. tuesday does have a chance of rain. okay. time now for ask the weather guy. the most popular segment here on channel 5. tucker barnes and i put our big heads together to answer your most pressing questions weather-related or otherwise. this one is kind of weather- related. today's question is from elizabeth in alexandria. she wants to know what weather- related song gets stuck in your head the most? >> that is a great question. >> that is a good question. >> i actually have two that i tend to find myself singing. first one is walking on sunshine. >> you sing that all the time. >> it is in my head kind of p. i'm serious serious. what is great about it is it is an upbeat song and gets you going. >> tucker, you have one into. >> i sing it all the time. my girl. ♪ i've got sunshine on a cloudy day &&. >> sing it, tucker. >> well, i may not actually sing it. >> the other one, probably won't be a surprise to anybody that i tend to think of and especially right now because i've been listening to the beatles music with the new cd's that are out. >> here comes the sun. and you was walking down the street. we were all together yesterday and i started singing it. allison joined in as well. it was very good. >> do you have another one? >> no, for my second song. i have a lot of chois. you know, rostenkowski you like a hurricane. riders on the storm. this is a little obscure but it is a great song. it is called cold rain and snow by the grateful dead. >> one of my favorites. ♪ out in the cold &&. >> that was the line? does that go through your head a lot? >> s that are our songs p we gets tuck? your head the most you can share it on the fox 5 morning news page on facebook. just search under fox 5 morning news. no space between fox and the number 5 and on monday, for ask the weather guy, with will -- we will give your answers. no offense to tucker but katrina and the waves always sticks in my head. that song makes you feel good though. >> that is good. >> keep on the sunny side, keep on the sunny side of life. >> what is that, the partridge family? >> june carter cash did that. >> he with want your questions. go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab. >> i thought i knew music before this segment. >> you do know music. >> keep othe sun iside of life. >> how are the roads looking? >> i thought that was for the partridge family. i laughed out loud on that one p that was a hoot. he doesn't get too main in there but when he does, it is a zinger. >> blind melon, no ra. and lovely day. he is he t especially when it is sunny and 58. here we are northbound i-95 as you make your way out of woodbridge. delays leaving woodbridge continuing north headed up towards lakeshore son. crew in sky fox been checking out your ride along southbound 270. better pictures now and better news. accident activity has been moved over to the shoulder. you will find your lanes are open. however, the delays beginning to form at father hurley boulevard as you work your way southbound along 270. delays out of germantown. it is the oion there. below speed southbound 270 headed into gaithersburg. that's check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. let's take a look at what we have coming up this morning on fox 5 morning news. got some big names dropping by our studios. >> at 7:00, james woolsey will be here to talk about the growing cybersecurity threat. he will have more on weapons of mass disruption d hw a laptop can be used to focus a toror attack. at 8:00, the bacon brothers are stopping by fox 5. we are talking kevin bacon and his brother michael. they have their own successful separate careers but together, they've got just a great musical force. we'll find out where you can catch them live this weekend. at 9:00, health care was his last target. now, it is the financial crisis. we'll be talking with michael moore about his latest project out in theaters this weekend. it is called capitalism, a love story. also at 9:00, peter yarrow. peter, paul and mary women peorm for us. so much news about peter, paul and mary with the passing of mary. we'll talk with peter coming up. he has a children's book coming out. he is working on a memorial concert for moammar ghadafi travers. >> should be great. we hope you will stick around for that. coming up next hour, holly is digging up a little bit of dirt at a festival all about things micological. >> that means fun with fungus. we'll check in with her at the seventh annual mushroom fair. we'll learn something new coming up after the break. me again. okay, now this is the last time alright? thanks, you know we don't deliver anything like this. this crispy flatbread. mmmm. mmmmm! introducing the taste that's never been delivered. digiorno crispy flatbread pizza. it's not delivery, it's digiorno. happy friday, everybody. i'm holly morris. as we head into the weekend, we are going to spend our morning with the micological association of washington. if you're going i'm not sure what that is, let me ask it this way. do you love mushrooms? then you're going to love what we're doing. because they are all about mushrooms. they studied them, they collect them, they talk about them and they even celebrate them, which is why we are here specifically at brookside gardens in wheaton because they are hosting the 8th annual mushroom fair. who knew you could have a whole day dedicated to mushrooms. so what we are going to do this morning is talk about all the different types of mushrooms that are out there, especially the ones that you can find in our area. we've already got some of them displayed right now. then we're actually going on a mushroom hunt. we're going to head into the woods. if we're spending all this time with mushrooms, we've got to cook them up some way so we've got some cooking classes and we'll see what we can whip up as an entree on this friday morning. so fun in fungus. dare i say it? >> i think you just did. all right, hally, thanks. that's going to do it for the 6:00 hour. allison is in now to join steve. good morning. >> good morning. coming up on fox 5 morning news, president obama and first lady have just left denmark after making a final push to bring the 2016 olympics to chicago. more on their emotional final statements ahead. would it be embarrassing if it were made public? perhaps it would. perhaps it would. especially for the women. also ahead, david letterman making a confession to hi nationwide audience last night. why he had to fess up after a co-worker at cbs was arrested. fox 5 morning news at 7:00 starts right now. getting your day started at 7:00, it is friday morning, october 2nd. temperatures in the upper 50s in most places. it should be a pretty good day today. good morning and thanks for joining us this morning. >> we're going to have more on the weekend forecast in just a moment, but first... >> we are looking ahead