good morning. we take a live look from our tower cam this morning. washington, d.c., a very chilly start to your morning. it is friday, march 25th, 2007. the national cherry blossom y the way. even though it looks like spring even though it sure does not feel like it today. thank you for waking up with us. i'm sarah simmons. >> and steve is off today. i'm allison seymour. >> tony is on assignment today. >> a sweet assignment. >> he is at mix 107.3 just hanging out. what's going on? >> just hanging out. who is behind the mike right here doing the jack diamond show this week. this were kind enough to invite us along to spend the time with them. live studio audience. can't believe you got up this early to come to a radio show. look at this. you look more like me than i do. >> check this out. that is very funny. we'll have a ball here. brook is here. say hi to brook. we've got a lot of stuff going on. i'm told there are some surprises. we'll be simulcasting later on this morning. this is one of those mornings you can watch on tv and list ontario radio. mix 107.3. let's talk about the weather. carson is already giving me grief about it. many of you are in the 20s. here in the district, 32 degrees. 25 in frederick so a very cold start to the day. it will be a cool day. sunshine today, this morning, as opposed to the last few days when we've seen a lot of cloud cover. it will be cool. highs only in the upper 40s about 10 degrees below normal. we'll talk more about the weekend and the possibility of that snow coming up in just a little bit so stick with us for that. we'll have more from mix 107.3 as well. let's get to julie wright and find out what is happening on the roads. >> play my favorite song. >> what song do you want to play? we don't have club mixes here. >> katie perry, california girls. that is a request. >> got it. >> there you go, we'll do it. >> i love carson. all right. on the roads right now, you will find lanes are open coming off of lower 14th street. earlier accident we had here at c street all gone. the lanes are open once again as you continue off the 14th street bridge headed out towards the reagan buildingle we'll say good morning to the crew in sky fox. haven't been able to see them for the last couple of bays -- couple of days because of the fog and rain. your lanes are open working from 198 headed down to the lane divide. great to see those guys as you continue southbound towards the beltway. southbound 270 on the other side of town, no problems to report headed out towards clarksburg. lanes are open continuing out of germantown. westbound 124 west of 270 making your way out of the commuter lot, the right lane is tied up. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. we have an update now on a developing story we have been following out of the northeast d.c. an amber alert for two children has been canceled. >> police a 2-year-old robert andthony anderson and 10-month- old tiara anderson were taken by their father, robert anthony anderson. this morn, be anderson is in cut daind the children were not harmed. we have new details about the murder of an 81-year-old olney man that may reveal a motive in the case. rohan goodlett is accused of killing nazir ahmed in ahmed's home. $40 was missing from ahmed's wallet. he is also accused of killing punyasra gedara as he walked home from work. prince george's county police are investigating a homicide this morning. shooting happened just last night after 9:30. this was in the 4400 block of 2rd parkway in temple hills. police pronounced the man dead at the scene. we have no word on any suspect so far. now to the air traffic controller who fell asleep at the job. safety investigators say the controller has acknowledged he was asleep when two planes landed without getting clearance first and the government is now ordering a second controller to be on duty at the airport at all times. it is a some of that the president of the air travelers association says has been needed for a long time now. >> that is just ridiculous that we don't have two people in the tower while we're manning commercial flights coming in. there are enough flights late enough at night to warrant certainly two people in the cockpit. >> transportation secretary ray la hood is now instructing the faa to exam staffing levels at other airports across the country. fox 5 continues to monitor metro this morning as well and a new crackdown on crime. metro revealed its three most dangerous stations are branch avenue, new carrollton and greenbelt. and the arrests of juveniles are up 10% over the last year. authorities say they are relying on surveillance cameras and they say a 2.8 million grant from homeland security means there will soon be 153 station entrances covered by cameras. >> the capability to view everything that take place on metro. if it is after the fact f we want to found out what transpired, if it is an accident, if it's crime being he with can go back. if it is an event that we are covering, cherry blossoms, fourth of july, we can monitor the crowd. we can do a variety of things with the information that is captured through the camera. >> metro already has cameras inside stations. the entrance cameras should all be installed within a year. we are all going to talk more about this and some of the other problems plaguing the transit agency coming up. richard sarles will join us this morning. up next, what the white house is saying this morning and what is happening to scale back the u.s. forces in the offensive against libya's leader. there is word of a potential for more radiation contamination in japan. stay with us. we'll be right back. awh 's rig there may have been a core breach at the nuclear reactor crippled by the quake and tsunami two weeks ago. managers at the plant stopped work at two of the reactor this is morning and suspect that one of the reactor cores may have cracked open. the number of dead from the quake and tsunami is officially over 10,000 but 17,000 are still missing. now to the latest out of libya. secretary of state hillary clinton says that the united states is transferring command and control of the no-fly zone to nato. at lines agreed yesterday to take over the operations from the u.s. the secretary of state says it is the next step in military action against libya. she sheds to long ton next week for talks with allies on the operation -- to london next week for talks with al allies on the operation. president obama is expected to speak about the action in libya. some are ask for more briefings both to the lawmaker and to the american people. it is a system plagued by problems and this morning, we are getting answers straight from the top. >> metro general manager richard sarles will join us live later this hour. >> tony, good morning. an embarrassing moment for president obama at the white house. he was locked out of the oval office. he walked up to the door and found it was locked. one right beside it was open. >> he is cool though, whistling. >> tony is taking a break from his regular gig this morning. >> he is cohosting on mix 107.3. how is it going. >> so far so good. >> would do i look like right now. >> i have a never seen that man in my life. >> are you going on the air. >> i'm playing katie perry that was requested. >> julie should be happy. we are playing katie perry. you are taking requests. >> yes. >> this is something that doesn't happen much in radio. >> we take requests all the time. >> are you having a good time in. >> yeah. i'm having a good time. are you having a good time? >> i don't know how you get people to get up super early in the morning and come watch a radio show. >> we feed them. >> you work out. >> yes, i do. >> we'll start with the temperatures. cold started to the day as you know. we're in the 0s here in the district -- we're in the 30s here in the district. 32 here. winchester virginia is at 32. let's take a look at the satellite-radar composite. nothing to show you. we do have some clouds out there. i think we'll see a fair amount of sunshine during the course of the day today. nothing really showing up close by so we'll be dry today. there is a slight chance that there might be a sprinkle or two later on tonight, maybe a snow shower but no big deal. no significant precipitation until later this weekend. speaking of that, here is your five-day forecast. high today, well below normal. only in the upper 40s for today. not a bad looking day. we'll see partly sunny skies. tomorrow, increasing clouds. after midnight saturday night, there is a chance of some snow developing. it will be cold enough. moisture will be moving in. we do think there will be a win the -- a wintry mix overnight saturday into sunday. it there could be light accumulations of snow. only 38 degrees on sunday. by tuesday, we get back to 50 degrees so we'll attempt to warm things up then. coming to you this morning from mix 107.3, check us out on the radio and on the tv. we've got lots of fun. you a told by carson he will have me do some acting with the lovely brook here a little bit later on. i'm try to figure out whether we'll show that on tv because i'm a horrible actor. let's find out what is happening on the roads. julie wright, we have katie perry on the radio for you right now. >> i hear it. >> it you could stop talking, i could hear it. i love it. >> just listen. >> i love it. carson takes requests. how come you can't take requests to sunshine and 5. >> now, she is requesting sunshine and 85. >> all right. on the roads right now, we're talking -- not a lot of traffic anyway if you are coming off lower 14th street, the earlier delays we had here are all gone. it is quiet along constitution avenue coming in off of 66. no problems reported off of 50 leaving the memorial bridge off independence avenue. the crew in sky fox is flying in prince george's county. no problems to report head north from andrews air force base. here is the live shot of traffic coming north of 50 to john hanson highway. so far, so good. no trouble spots to report along this stretch coming inbound 50. 50 inside of the beltway remains at speed. one more camera to show you. this is the northbound stretch of 395 picking up some volume t travel north of duke street headed up towards seminary road. traffic slows again at the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. your business beat is coming up next. the post office making some major moves to save money. as we take you to break, d.c. is ranked number one when it comes to the worst cell phone reception in the nation. >> really? >> sadly. that is according to j. d. powers and associates. it says 18 of every 100 cell phone calls are affected by interference or are simply dropped. >> got a lot going on here. blue diamond almonds! more bold flavor! more variety! more of what you want... not what you don't. blue diamond almonds... more than a snack. is. the post office has announced some major money- saving moves. we'll have more on that in just a minute. first, let's get a look at the markets today. lauren simonetti with fox business network. she is live in new york with this morning's business business beat. we've had all kind of issues over in japan. we have our own fiscal issue over here. despite that, the u.s. stocks rallied. what is going on with that this. >> some traders are calling this a nothing matters market. ghadafi is hanging tougher in libya and there is the nuclear crisis and look at that. the dow is up by 85 points. futures here in the u.s. higher again this morning. not only is the dow higher, it is within # hundred points of notching a fresh 52-week high. the bull are in possession of a geopolitical situation that seems to be unravel. >> let's talk about the postal siives. they are -- postal service. they are not doing so well. what are the issues going to be with the postal service? what does this mean also for delivery service? are we going to see cuts in that? >> it is not news that the postal service is hemorrhaging money. we are offering their veteran workers, those with 20 or more years of service an at least 50 years old, offering them $20,000 buyouts as they attempt to cut 7500 administrative jobs. they are also shedding seven different district offices and there is even talk that they will -- they want to stop saturday service because they think that that might help save money as well although we heard from the inpostal rate commission saying that the money that the postal service says they would save by cutting saturday service is completely overstated but still, lots of changes coming to the post office right before you have to hand in your tax return if you don't submit it online. >> thankfully, that is done already. let's talk a little bit about what is coming up on the business channel today. talk a little bit about that. >> hike huck by will be on lou dobbs tonight -- mike huckaby will be on lou dobbs tonight. have a great weekend, sarah. >> you too. thank you. coming up next, metro general manager richard sarles joins us live here on fox 5 morning news. the long list of problems with the system that keeps growing from broken escalators to teen fights to your safety on the buses and the rails. we'll talk with him about what is happening and what is happening to make things change for the better. we'll be right back. an update from police in tease. they have found two missing children safe and sound. the amber alert has been canceled. police say they were taken by their father robert anthony anderson late last night. this morning, anderson is in custody and officials say the children were not harmed. all right. now, let's check back in with tony perkins right now. he is live at mix 107.3 this morning having a little fun, doing his weather from there for us. >> hello! are we on? >> yes. >> you know how it goes when we're at radio. there is all kinds of stuff going on and look at this. i love this. this is very nice. no kissing, no kissing. very school. this is brooke. i don't know if you saw brooke earlier. we are just having fun here. fanning ourselves off. tell me a little bit about this acting thing we're going to do later on. >> we are going to have you act a scene from a movie with brooke. our listeners are going to have to, from your acting, decide what movie it is and get tickets to see rihanna in concert. you don't have to like get all dressed up or anything. >> can i? >> i have a feeling you would do it that way. >> let's talk a little bit about the weather. another cool day today. maybe tad warmer than yesterday but i still think in the 40s to near 50 degrees. take a look. let me show you the temperatures across the region as they stand now. dulles international, 32 degrees. i think we'll see more sunshine today than we've seen in the past few days. a mix of clouds and sun through the course of the day. another chilly day. 49-degree -- 49 degrees or so for the day. maybe a brief spit of rain down to our south for this evening. that is about it. we'll have more coming up from mix 107.3. >> we go to julie wright to find out what is happening on the roads. >> i just want to say good morning to maya brock. she is actually watching you over at mix 107.3 and she sent a tweet to say good morning and she loves the show. >> good morning. >> on the roads, you will find lanes are open. no accidents to report right now coming off the 14th street bridge. it is an easy commute headed out towards the reagan building. early accident has gone. all lanes are open as you work your way down towards the reagan building. no problems reported on the george washington parkway at this time for you guys traveling from the beltway. that side of town out of virginia, headed down past the cia, easy commute for you so far. 395 picking up the volume and slowing. duke street headed out to seminary road. no problems reported on the beltway between annandale and merrifield. southbound 270, not so busy here in german up two. lanes are open headed out towards the split. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. fox 5 is monitoring metro from unruly teens riding the rails to broken escalate ires on fare hikes. the system is facing a lot of problems. >> and the man in charge of fixing those problems joins us now. metro general manager richard sarles is here. we want to say thank you for joining us this morning. first off, we want to talk to you about the escalator issue. we know this is -- you know this is something that has come up quite a bit. we had an issue at the foggy bottom escalator where there was just a pile-up essentially. and it has since come out that there was something lodged into it? was this something left behind by a crew working on thette he's claitor. >> there was a piece of cloth that got caught in the escalator and caused it to dislodge. >> however, that focuses on one of the problems there. we have he would escalators. some manufacturers have gone oust business and they aren't been kept up and maintained the way they should be. at foggy bottom, we had started replacement there. it is part of a $148 million program to replace -- rehab 144 escalators. >> i want to follow up on that. right now, only about -- from a report that you were looking into, 40% of the maipt nan is done on time but you are looking to try to improve that at least to 60%. you would like to do 100% obviously. but what are where do you plans to tried to improve that despite the fact that i know you said parts are difficult to come by. >> that is one of the things we are trying to do in acquiring parts or re-engineering parts. this is all making up for not investing the proper amount of funds in our system. we fell behind. we are paying for it. we are now trying to rebuild the system. we a six-area program and we are aggressively moving that direction. >> we do a regular story here on the show called monitoring metro. and normally what we do is we tell the commuters the a escalator and elevators that are out of service. we have noticed it is about 15 or 16%. is that what a normal business should be seeing? is that higher or lower. >> we should be in the low 90s when we we have things well maintain the but it will take years to get there. we have a pending crisis before us with regard to congress. at least in the house of representatives, they are threatening to take away the $150 million a year that we were promised by congress. if that happens, we are losing$350million a year. >> that leads for the fare hike issue. what who be the plan at that point to make up that huge budget gap? >> i don't see that we could make that up. what will happen is we'll have if you are tier deterioration of service as a result. the trains will operate less on time. there will probably be more problems with escalators. so that cannot be lost. it can't be made up with fare hikes. >> are we looking at service cuts? i know that has already been talked about. how much further are you willing to go down that road with that and fare hikes. i know that is a delicate balance. >> moi proposed budget would there would be no fare hikes and no service cuts. >> and looking at the violence, the teenagerss and up i'm not just pinpointing teenagers but it seems to be a disproportionat te amount of teenagers. just one e-mail send to us. this person says every evening i ride the green line home. thisperson says i'm thinking about just swallowing the cost of gas because i'm afraid to ride metro in some areas. how do answer this? >> that is a tough one. anyone who sees things being very rowdy fool a certain sends of unease. we have redeployed our police. we met just in the last couple of weeks with the interim chief of prince george's county. we are looking for more cooperation and we're getting more cooperation to help police this. what goes on in the system is a reflection of what goes on in the streets above us. we are working with the schools. they can be helpful in alerting us to problems at the schools and when schools get out, we can redeploy our police to try to cover that. >> a new report pin pointed the danger or troubled spots. now, the money or the surveillance cameras that will go to the stayings. can you tell us more about those stations. as the chief an yesterday, we have received a grant for more cameras. the cameras we have in the system go back 35 years sometimes and they're in the as good as the ones that you can buy today. we will be putting that in. it will help us monitor what is going on. what that does is record incidents and allows us to identify people and hopefully apprehend them. >> another thing we want to talk about. the june 2009 accident changed a lot of things on the red line. there were ntsb requirements that were put into place. i know there has been work also to bring new cars into the system. where do we stand with the requirements if they are being met yet at this point? >> we pledged and we have advanced towards addressing every one of the requirements of the ntsb the biggest one and worth almost 3/4 of a billion dollars is to replace the 1,000 series cars that were involved in the accident. the order has been placed. the engineering is under way and they are starting to advance on the prototypes for that. we have been making advancements there. importantly, what came out of the ntsb was to improve the safe thank you culture at metro. i think we've made significant advances in that. the tri-state oversight committee just yesterday praised wmata for the advances they've made. >> can you explain how? >> the safety department now reports to the general manager. the safety department increased its number of people by 40% and we brought in professionals who are experienced in rail and have made a significant difference in upgrading the safety culture. and as well as embedding safety people in each of the major operating departments so that people are out there in the field looking at things strictly from a safety viewpoint. everyone is becoming more safety conscious. >> we should have started off but it seems like we've been talking to you for i along time. you have just been unanimously confirmed as the general manager. but it comes after 40 years of experience in the transit industry. how do you begin, sir, to take this system, which by all accounts is broken in different areas and make it better? >> i'm an engineer by background so you like at it as fixing the foundation first and that is what we've been working on, really getting the basics back in place. i talked about the fact that we weren't maintaining things the way we should. we are working on that, training people correctly. we are making ininvestments in just basic stuff. fix the rails, fix the station platforms. fix the signal system. most of the stuff, people wouldn't even see as they go through except on major weekends when we shut down parts of service. ever day, we have a very aggressive program. we are shutting down on weekends, even during the day, going to single tracking. this is a very aggressive program. it inconveniences our customers but in the end, we will have better service. it will take years to get there. but we'll get there. >> richard sarles, the new general manager with metro. we appreciate you coming in and answering our questions today. >> thank you. problems can't get fixed unless someone knows about them. he with with need your help to continued monitoring metro -- we need your help to continue monitoring metro. stay with us. we'll be right back. ohre.c ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] bursting with mouth-watering real fruit and refreshingly blended with creamy low-fat yogurt, mcdonald's strawberry-banana and wild berry smoothies are 100% pure sipping fun. the simple joy of real fruit smoothies. ♪ the faa suspending the air traffic controller who fell asleep while on duty. the secretary of transportation is ordering a review of other airports. two planes landed at reagan national on wednesday without getting clearance from the tower. the president of the air travelers association tells fox 5 he thinks it was very serious because there could have been a real disaster. the name of the controller who fell asleep has not been released. we also have new details this morning about the murder of an 81-year-old olney man. it may reveal a motive in the case. rohan goodlett is accused of killing 81-year-old nazir ahmed in ahmed's home. engineers at the damaged nuclear plant in japan stopped work because of a possible breach in one of the reactor cores. they are checking radiation levels. the number of dead from the quake and tsunami that hit two week ago is now officially over 10,000 with another 17,000 still missing. let's check back in with tony. >> he is on live at mix 107.3 this morning. you are having a good old party over there. >> i believe we are going on live right now on fox 5. hello, hello. >> hello. we are -- okay, so here what is wear doing. hi, allison and sarah back at the studio. we are now simulcasting so you can watch us on tv and listen to us. i'm here with carson and having a great time. >> we have our tony heads out here. this is very good. >> i like what you said a few moments ago. they'll start using these at reagan national. >> to wake up the air traffic controllers. >> if you don't mind, i've got to do some business. quick weather forecast for you. i don't know if you have a weather relationship with anyone else. >> no. >> let's do some graphics real quick. our temperatures as you know, before you head out the door, it is a cold start to the day. 32degrees in washington, d.c. 30 at dulles. 36 in annapolis. let's check out salisbury, 27 degrees out there. and we've got 32 down in quantico. no precipitation in the area. we do have cloud cover, not particularly thick. i think we'll see a good amount save sunshine during the course of the day today. high today in the upper 40s to around 50 degrees. partial sunshine. >> great. >> i know. not where we want to be. there is a chance of snow overnight saturday into sunday. it will likely -- ill say about a 70% chance. likely will be snowing sunday morning when you wake up. at least it is sunday. >> what is this going to do the cherry blossoms. >> i know. every year we go through this. cold on sunday, 38 degrees. maybe snow during the day. maybe a wintry mix. there could be light accumulations. we try to get mild by the middle of next week back into around 50 degrees today. all right. before some business that we do here. can i do it with you. you are involved in this. this is the segment we call ask the weather guys. yes, we are doing it on the radio too this time, boys and girl, ladies and gentlemen. this is the segment where tucker barnes and i and today, carson and crew put our heads together so we can answer with our questions weather-related or otherwise. today's question, oddly enough, comes from carson. >> that's me. >> in northwest washington. the question is, am i crazy or does it seem like spring is taking a lot longer to get here. why is that? well, here is the thing. and tucker -- i think tuck are will join us for this. every year, we go through this in march. the temperatures go up and down. it is nice, it is not so nice. you mentioned the cherry blossoms. we are usually out covering them. it is always freezing at the beginning. >> i suppose so. >> tucker is back in the studio. >> can you hear us. >> i got you, tony. >> tucker has the stats. is it happening later this year than it has before. >> don't forget a week ago today we were 80 degrees. so we have some a taste of spring so far but we've also had four days so far this month where temperature has been at or below freezing. no doubt about, it we are off tie slower start this spring. i just looked up in the numbers here, one year ago today, we were at 74 degrees. >> he was saying it was 80 degrees last week. >> sorry, am i stepping on you, tucker in. >> yeah, you are. >> we are going to get mild towards the end of next week. >> where he, back into the 60s. -- yes, back into the 60s. >> well, it's keeping me off the riding lawn mower. that is all i care about. it is low-growing right now. >> not a lot of snow this year when you think about it. >> thank goodness for that. my son was a little bummed out though. >> if you have a question you want to submit, go to myfoxdc.com and we'll try to answer it for you. >> by the way, i love holly morris. you are my crush. holly, i love you. >> i want to party with julie because she rocks. >> you've got good taste. >> both holly and julie get a lot of fan mail, responses. >> holly is very cool. she is fun. she is cute. she rocks. she is fun to watch. >> he has been gushing about holly all morning. >> i wanted to do holly faces but we couldn't get it in time. >> i don't know what's happening. my head is going to explode. all right. i think we're done on channel 5. we'll do more of this later on. back to you guys. >> and back to music. >> i was thinking we're going back to music. i got excited there for a second. the crew in sky fox joining us once again. for you guys traveling southbound along 270, it hasn't been a bad ride for you. the crew closer to the split now. there they are right at that lane divide. lanes are open continuing on to the outer loop headed op to the american legion bridge. earlier stalled vehicle down near the georgetown pike has cleared so our lanes are open once again. a little bit below speed to the right side of your screen as you guys continue passing by montgomery mall. 270 not a bad ride this morning. this is the up are portion of 270678 still at speed, no problems reported leaving father hurley boulevard headed past mva. wall-to-wall traffic headed up towards duke street. coming eastbound along 66, brief delay here at business 234. traffic slows again at 50 to 123 and at the beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. >> me >> we made a decision here to keep you on. >> we didn't know what was happening in this moment. >> casey, keep it together. >> a big surprise on american idol last night. casey abram was the contestant with the lowest number. the judge has a surprise of their own to keep him on. when casey heard that, the shock was apparent. that is what you are seeing right there. we have other big surprises on idol this morning. it was a big show. great family viewing last night. there is at potential for a celebrity sighting in d.c. leonardo dicaprio will be here filming on a film about j. edgar hoover. holly is back with a preview of what to expect at this year's national cherry blossom festival. we'll be right back. blue diamond almonds! more bold flavor! more variety! more of what you want... not what you don't. blue diamond almonds... more than a snack. good morning. team friday to you. i'm at the best spot in washington right now. it has everything to do with the sign of spring that we all know as the cherry blossoms. these beautiful blooms right here inspire the nation's largest celebration of spring. the festival itself kicks off tomorrow. it's a 16-day festival that's jam packed with activities. three different weekends. we're getting a preview tomorrow. this year marks the 99th anniversary of when this gift of these trees came from japan. this festival is about the wonderful gift and our strong friendship with that country. as you can imagine during this time of need in japan, the festival is taking on a whole new meaning this year. we're going to find out about the activities and things they have planned so when you come to support the festival, you can help raise money and help the relief efforts in japan. they are expecting 1.5 million visitors to come out and see the blossoms. a lot of people make this trip just to walk around the basin and be enveloped by these beautiful flowers. we have a lot of things going on this morning from the kite festival to drummers to tap dancers that are going to give you a preview of all the things you're going to want to come be a part of. while it's a sign of spring, i think someone might want to clue in mother nature that it's spring because it feels like winter right now. >> that's too bad. at least the blossoms are pretty. >> and so are you. i love that coat. >> i always bring this out. only this year i have five layers underneath. >> okay. we'll see you later on. in 42 states people have been lining up for a chance at the massive jackpot. heavy ticket sales pushed the prize up to $312 million. the original estimate was $304. the game has been without a top winner since february 1st. now we want to say good morning to our facebook fan of the day. she says she's been watching the show since she was a toddler. we want to say thank you because she put us in touch with her father. he was on one of the airplanes that landed at reagan national while the only person in the air control tower was asleep. we want to thank her for that. >> if you'd like to be monday's fan of the day, find us on facebook. post a comment under her lovely photo. >> that does it for the 6:00 hour. >> fox 5 morning news continues right now. coming up on fox 5 morning news, an amber alert for two children has been canceled after they are found unharmed. police have taken their father into custody and we'll have the latest. we're also updating another big story. fallout following a scare at reagan national airport after a control supervisor falls asleep. we'll tell you about the steps being take ton make sure it doesn't happen again. plus a group wants to crack down on a