somewhat like a spring, early summer, maybe later on today. >> yes, you're right. it will feel like spring later on today. temperatures in the 60s, near 07 degrees. that despite the fact that it will be pretty cloudy today. let's take a look at what is going on out there. we'll start with the sentinel satellite-radar. we can show you that across the region, we have plenty of clouds. we'll see more clouds today than we saw during the last couple of days. in terms of rainfall, i don't think we get any of that until the nighttime hours and in particular the overnight hours when we could see some showers pass through portions of the viewing area. temperatures look like this. 56degrees now right here in the nation's capital. 57 in baltimore. at ocean city, it is 57 and in one chester, it is 54. forecast for today, partly sunny skies, quite breezy with those winds blowing up to 20 or 25 miles per hour this afternoon. highs today in the upper 60s to near 70. 69 in washington. 67 in frederick. enjoy the day. we have more in the forecast coming up. let's check in with julie wright for the latest on traffic. >> we do have a couple of problems to discuss outer loop of the beltway as you approach 236. authorities are checking for the accident activity there. northboundism-59 working your way north of quantico, left side of the highway blocked there as well. no problems to report at this point as you guys work your way north of dale city headed up towards the occoquan and beyond. you will find the beltway is running smoothly each way now at the wilson bridge. callers hitting me up on twitter -- i should say people tweeting telling me overnight construction has cleared traveling the top stretch of the beltway between 270 and college park. traffic flowing freely out of montgomery county headed down towards tyson's. 207 busy on the top side approaching and passing 109 but still at speed out of germantown. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. d.c. police are investigating an early morning homicide. they were called to the scene in the 500 block of end wood street northeast. this was around 2:20 this morning. a man had been shot. he later died at the hospital. no word this morning on any suspects. ts. also new this morning, more bad news for the redskins. fresh off sunday's loss to the dolphins, several reports say tight end fred davis and offensive tackle trent williams tested positive for what is being described as quote, unquote, recreational drug use. this happened during last summer's lock out. both could fees finds. davis-- could face fines. the wife of herman cain is talking about the sexual harassment claims against the presidential hopeful. >> stacy cohan joins us now with more on what she is saying. >> reporter: we haven't had a chance to hear what she had said at all and now the wife of the embattled presidential hopeful herman cain is giving her husband a vote of confidence. cain and wife gloria have been married 43 years. that includes the time he worked at the national restaurant association. four women have now stepped forward saying the gop hopeful sexually harassed him during his tenure at that association but mrs. cain tells greta van susteren she doesn't believe it. >> i looked at especially this last lady and the things that she said and i'm thinking he would have to have a split personality to do the things that she said. >> reporter: the full investigate airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. on fox newschannel. you saw herman cain's two adult children there and they are interviewed as well. more from them coming up at 6:30. gop presidential hopefuls also faced off in another debate this weekend. no high profile forgetful momentss this time around. the focus was foreign policy. candidates took the stage in spartanburg, south carolina. one head line moment came when they were asked for their stance on a controversial interrogation technique. cain and michelle bachmann both said they would support water boarding. other topper toies, police in the d.c. region on the hunt for oscar ortega. this man, the 21-year-old is the person police believe fired shots near the white house friday night. officers say they found ortega's car crashed at the on- ramp to the roosevelt bridge and an ak-47 assault rifle inside the vehicle. ortega is in idaho but police believe he is still in the d.c. region. police also investigating another metrobus shooting t -- it happened early sunday morning on the u-6 bus. several bullets fired at the bus injuring one person. the investigation continues into a double murder outside anne arundel mills mall. this happened friday night. police say the suspected shooter knew his victim. they were able to track him down to his home in district heights. saturday morning, as six officers approached the home, the alleged gunman, 22-year-old james coleman, walked outside and hoped fire. one of the officers was hit during that. coleman was shot and killed. the officer's injuries are nonlife-threatening. the search continues if a driver involved in a deadly hit and run around 1:30 sunday morning. a woman was killed on route 3 just south of annapolis road in bowie. congress couldn't come for an agreement. now, it is their job to find ways to slash the nation's debt. >> time is running out for the super-committee. what is happening as the deadline day approaches. first, the latest out of penn state. the team holds its first game since word of the scandal broke. pennsylvania's governor talks about big changes to the way allegations of child abuse are addressed in that state. hey, ellen, what are you doing? just brewing up some dunkin' donuts coffee -- want some? [ whoosh! ] i'd love some. one taste, and you'll understand. delicious dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries. america runs on dunkin'. developments in the penn state child sex abuse scandal. the governor of pennsylvania says there may be an investigation into who knew about jerry sandusky' activities at his charity, second mile. an the state could soon be streamingenning child abuse laws. fox news is reporting that the judge who released sandusky on unsecured bail worked as a volunteer at the second mile charity. an american astronaut is on his way to the international space station. he is aboard a russian spacecraft that lifted off this morning. dan burbank joins two russian astronauts on the space station. today's launch was postponed for two months following a crash of of a cargo ship back in august. the debt supercommittee has just nine days left to reach a solution. their job is to find a way to slash the nabs' deficit by more than a trillion dollars. the six republicans and democrats must reach a deal by november 23rd. sharp divisions remain similar to the problems that caused the issue to stall in congress. lawmaker are having difficulty fining a middle ground when it comes to balancing tax increases and cuts to government benefit programs. coming up next, details on a big job fair happening today for veterans. first, we'll get a check on your full forecast. today will be a very mild day and find out how long this warmer weather might stick around. stay with us. 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>> that is cool. i was not aware of that event. >> i had no idea that social club existed but that is pretty neat. >> i love it. today is a good day to ride a bike. more breezy than it was yesterday but temperature-wise, it will be fine. some clouds out there. you will be comfortable. but yes, some breeziness. let's talk about our current temperatures around the region. we will also -- i won't say we were surprise bud pleasantly pleased when we stepped out the door. were you pleasantly pleased. >> we were pleased. be careful with the choice of words. >> you don't line it when people say they're surprised. >> that's right. i almost said it myself. 55degrees right now. manassas is at 54 degrees. winchester at 54. frederick, maryland, that is not bad. stevensville, 55 degrees. so a very mild start to the day. we'll do that again tomorrow morning as well. here is a look at the temperatures. the big picture and waver got mild air all across the mid- atlantic into the northeast. there is the cool air. that is behind a frontal boundary. that is producing rain right now in ohio, indiana, into kentucky. cool air behind that cold front. it is only in the 40s. it is $40 right now back in chicago. the other thing about today, winds. it will be rather breezy. we've got a bit of a breeze going on right now. nine mile per hour sustained wind in washington. these wind will be between i would say 10 and 15 miles per hour out of the south really. during the afternoon hours, we'll feel wind gusts between 20 to 25 miles per hour. so definitely a breezy day through the area. sentinel satellite-radar. you member where i showed you the cold front is with those temperatures. there is the rainfall associated with that cold front. it will take a while for all of this to impact us. it's impacting us now with cloud cover but in terms of precipitation and cooler air. that is later. the earliest shot of precipitation will be overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. i think that is primarily north and west of the city. and then the coal are air doesn't work its way in here until the latter part of the week. so the forecast for today look like this. we do have the clouds. officially, we'll call for partly sunny skies because there will be partial sunshine, breezy, warmer, 69 degrees today. that is 10 degrees above normal. there are your winds out of the south. for tonight, overnight lows once again mild. mostly cloudy. some showers developing during the overnight hours into tomorrow morning. i think part of the morning rush hour, we'll see some shower activity here and there. five-day forecast, here, we take a look at t some showers in the early part of the day tomorrow and then 67 for your high tomorrow. then on wednesday, that is when we get the bulk of the rain. rain showers through the day. 06degrees for your high on wednesday. then the cooler air, overnight lows in the 30s beginning wednesday night. highs only in the low to mid- 50s on thursday and friday. that is what is happening with the weather. that is the latest. now, let's go to julie wright and find out how the roads are shaping up. good morning to you. we have some problems if you are traveling the outer loop of the beltway in virginia. heads up as you approach 236, the little river turnpike. that is where we find the crew in sky fox. accident activity tying up the left side of the roadway as you guys travel southbound towards the springfield inner change. traffic is able to get by. there is not too much of a backup there at this time. it is on the outer loop of the beltway at 236. we do have some fire and rescue units responding here underneath this overpass. not too much of a backup forming as you head southbound towards the springfield interchange. we'll take it back inside. we'll update the ride on the other side of town, this time around in prince george's county. accident activity involving a pedestrian and that is what is going to tie up addison road at walker mill road. watch out. fire and rescue units responding to this location and now receiving word of a crash closing westbound i-70 just before you reach 85 urbana pike. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. president obama in hawaii now at the asia pacific economic cooperation summit. leaders of the 21 nations there are in agreement that more needs to be done to improve free trade. the president says it is key to job creation in the united states. >> 95% of the world's con siewrms are beyond our borders -- consumers are beyond our borders. i want them to be buying goods with three words stamped on them, made in america. >> canada, mexico and japan are backing a deal to build a pacific free trade area. the plan has not been well received by china. overwhelming response for a job fair happening today for veterans. metro is holding its military open house. it had to close preregistration because so many applicants signed up. if you are still interested, can you wait on stand-by between 10:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. at metro headquarters. metro says waiting on sand-by will not guarantee your admission to the job fair inform you do go, bring copies of your resume and military identification. if you are shopping for a new career, check out our job shop with thousands of openings for all levels of experience in a wide variety of fields. we'll go live to fox business network in new york for a look at what is ahead for the markets this week. a thanksgiving treat for you. happiness is a warm blanket, charlie brown. it is the new holiday special following the adventures of the peanuts crew. it airs right here on fox on thanksgiving day with an encore broadcast on september 16th. 6tt is the featured $5 footlong™ of november. juicy chicken, marinara sauce, and melty cheese served toasted on freshly baked italian bread. get it pronto, cuz this november only, it joins our everyday $5 footlongs! subway. eat fresh. ♪ when life gets busy... there are days where you want to give your immune system some 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retail news coming out soon and what we can expect to hear coming out of the greece and italy. what are we going to have impacting our week do you think? what it is going to be. >> which do you professor, do you prefer italian food and pasta or agreed salads with feta cheese. i like to make a analogies with food. the italians this morning actually sold more debt. they sold some bonds. interest rates came down so traders seemed to like what the italians are doing but they are still over 6%. they, they borrowed roughly $4 billion this morning but they don't have my plan in place to figure out how to pay for this. consumer prices, we'll get inflation information at this producer level and at the consumer level. we'll also get retail sales, now stores did in october. that could be a preview for the holiday gargantuan megathon shopping. we may be off to the races which could be a good sign for our economy. >> enjoy your ziti and baklava, whatever you expect to have. >> brussels sprouts and boiled chicken breast. it's a health kick. next, hear what herman cain's wife has to say about the scandal. shots fired near the white house. the suspected gunman still on the run this morning. we'll have the latest on the investigation when fox 5 morning news continues. time now is 6:26. drinkin'?u i'm drinkin' dunkin'. coffee -- black, straight up. extra cream, three sugars. iced coffee french vanilla. for me. iced coffee with a turbo shot. i'm drinkin' dunkin'. i'm drinkin' dunkin'. i'm drinkin' dunkin'. drinkin' dunkin'. america runs on dunkin' coffee. for the first time since the august 2rd earthquake, the national cathedral has reopened to the public. parish oppers filled the pews on sunday and saturday a new bishop was cops crated. the cathedral had been deemed strawct relievely safe but there is still protective netting hanging from the ceiling as a safe stay precaution. >> a lot of work they did there to get that back up and running. all right. we're back up and running in the weather demeanor. >> yes, we are. it will be a decent day. a lot of clouds around but till a decent day. there is some precipitation well off for the north and west and i mean with a off. we're talking about ohio, western portions of pennsylvania, indiana, illinois, places like that. that is aligned with a cold front that is out there. gradually, that wail make its presence known in the mid- atlantic and northeast. the leading showers from that won't be until the overnight hours tonight and tomorrow. colder air doesn't work its way in here until i think wednesday night at the earliest. here is what is going on with your bus stop forecast. breezy this morning. mild temperatures. sunrise is at 6:49 this morning. temperatures between 50 and 55 degrees. that is where we are now, 55 degrees in washington. we'll call day partly sunny day. breezy, winds could gust up to 20 to 25 miles per hour later. look for highs in the upper 60s. coming up in about 15 minutes, today's he had six of ask the weather guys. we'll talk about an interesting phone -- phenomenon with stars in the skies that we have all observed. let's check in with julie in the meantime. let's get another look at traffic. >> busy commute out here on the highways. not only do we find volume increasing around town but we've got a couple of problems to report. for you guys traveling westbound along i-07 approaching urbana pike, approaching 85, got an accident here on the westbound side of i- 07 that has the roadway closed. it is westbound i-07 shut down before you reach 85. below speed as you work your way southbound trying to head south of route 80 and continuing out towards 109. addison road at walk are mill road, police are on the scene. more fire and rescue units responding to the scene there. outer loop at 236, that earlier crash now cleared. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. herman cain's wife is speaking out. >> first time we are hearing from gloria cain since the former businessman launched his campaign for the white house. stacy cohan has more on what cain and cain's children are saying now. >> we got to hear from the whole family. we haven't heard from anybody and now they are all talking. from they were and cain's unexpected rise to the top of the presidential field to the sexual harassment charges, cain's family largely remained completely silent until now. herman cain's wife of 43 years spoke to greta van susteren for a share that airs tonight on fox. -- for a she that airs tonight on fox. she-- for a show that airs tonight on fox. when mrs. cain tells greta that herman easily speaks his mind, the kids agree. >> your mother said that your father talks too much. >> all right. >> we're immune to it. >> a new poll shows cain's lead may be slipping. the poll puts mitt romney in the lead followed by newt gingrich. cain is in third according to that poll. back to you. >> thank you. a look at the morning's other top stories. police in the d.c. region on the hunt for this man. oscar ortega. investigators believe the 21 qheerld fired shots near the white house friday night. officers say they found ortega's car crashed at the on- ramp to the roosevelt bridge and an amplet k-47 assault rifle inside the vehicle. ortega is from idaho but police believe he is still here in the d.c. region . if you see him, give park police a call. police are investigating another metro shooting that happened at 37th and ridge road on. u-6 bullet. several bullets fired at the bus injuring one person. metrobus drivers say more needs to be done to protect the drivers and the passengers. the investigation continues into a double murder outside arun del mills mall. this happened friday night. police say the suspected shooter knew his victims. they were able to track him down to his home in district heights saturday morning. as six officers approached home, the alleged gunman, 22- year-old james coal map walked outside an opened fire. one of the officers was hit. coleman was shot and killed. the officer's injuries are nonlife threatening. more bad news for the redskins off the field after sunday's loss to the dolphins. several reports say tight end fred davis, an offensive tackle trent williams both tested positive for was being described as quote, unquote, recreational drug use this. happened during last summer's lockout. both could face fines. espn reporting davis and williams are among 11 plays are league-wide who failed drug tests. before the game think the dolphins had won just one game all season. after the game, that number was two at the expense of the redskins i don't this is getting painful now. >> it is. we the media found out about 10:30 yesterday morning they would make the big quarterback change and go back to rex grossman. that's fine but the problem is when you game plan all week with one quarterback and on saturday you tell the team, it sends a mixed message to those guys. we do have to concentrate on rex grossman and how he played. i thought he played okay. he played well in spots. he came out on fire and one key play in the second quarter that kind of changed the momentum of the game. it is an interception here. if you watch the play closely l.i.e., this is where leonard hankerson will slip. a pretty good throw by rex. you watch in the replay there. hankerson had a great day. you watch him slip as he makes this cut. this is how, timing right there, when he goes down in that light box, that is how in the nfl and the timing is messed up and that could lead if a negative play. this is all on rex. first and goal, down by four. >> he is doing it to hankerson is what he said of at game. >> didn't see anyburg i didn't understand jerseys there. >> he just doesn't see the underneath linebacker right there. this has been a recurring problem for rex. did he this in the re-season. he did it in the regular season at dallas and against st. louis and he does it here again. it is just a forced throw. there was hankerson coming into the screen there at the end. we asked coach after the game yesterday why the move and he explained it thusly. >> it was my intention to stick with john and i took a look at the situation relative to some guys we had going down that might not able to play. i thought rex gave us the best chance to win. >> we moved the ball pretty well but we didn't get it in the end zone. i thought or fpsive line played well. we just didn't get it done and it is frustrating because i think we should have. >> i think it is pretty simple right now. let's see what john beck can do. we've seen ma john beck can do. to me, out of two quarterbacks, to me, it was never a comparison. rex grossman does give them the best chance to win. why it took mike shan than a three-game litmus test to figure that out, that is the problem i had. when you switch water backs at three and two and a half games out of first place, you send a mixed message to the team. now, i don't think heavy idea what to expect and shanahan furthered his explanation by saying that the quarterbacks are week to week. >> see if we get the emotional push with dallas coming to town. >> we'll see. >> thank you, dave. coming up next, it has been a big question in the penn state child sex abuse scandal. why did the people would knew about the allegations first not go to police? >> how lawmakers in pennsylvania are responding now and as we go to break, if you see a story you think we should look into, let us know. send your news tips to fox 5 tips at wttg.com. or call our hotline ine to make a commitment is to see things through. confident that no matter what the obstacles we can build something better, together. with the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile, we're making a commitment, to create a stronger network for all our customers. we will invest an additional eight billion dollars and build out the next generation of mobile broadband to nearly everyone in america. that'll mean better coverage and call quality and faster downloads. 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actions or the failure to act while maybe not criminal caused me not to have confidence in the president and in the coach. >> reporter: corbett said there may be an investigation into who knew about sandusky's activities at his charity, second mile utah attorney general's office has a charity section and i'm sure that they will be taking a look to see what happened at that point in time. that needs to be done. there needs to be a determination of what was communicated from the executive director of that association for the board members and the chairman of the board. >> reporter: according to the associated press, pennsylvania is one of only a handful of states that don't require certain adults to report child abuse directly to law enforcement o meet the press, david gregory asked governor corbett if that needs to change. >> should the law be changed? absolutely. i know that members of both parties, republican and democrat, have already introduced measures to make that change. i wouldn't be surprised to see fay bill was passed between now and the end of this year. >> reporter: also on fox news sunday, the pennsylvania senator talked about his decision to are w. draw support for paterno getting a presidential medal of freedom. >> it broke my heart to have to rescind that recommendation but it seems to me there are very important and disturbing questions about what coach paterno now and when he knew it and when he did. given the uncertainty around those issues, i couldn't in good conscience continue to recommend that he receive the highest award that a civilian can achieve. >> reporter: melanie alnwick, fox 5 news. >> reporter: the governor says the second mile board of directors will meet to try to figure how the how to move forward with the scandal. president obama has also spoken publicly for the first time about the scandal and we'll share that at 7:00. looking better than what we've seen in the past couple of days. >> it may not be the prettiest day but it will be very comfortable as far as our temperatures go and really for the bad for the next couple of days with intermittent rain showers. let's talk about the temperatures. we are getting five very mild start this morning. temperatures are in the 50s all across the area. we're at # 5 degrees here in the district. -- we're at 55 degrees here in the district. dulles airport, 54. martinsburg, west virginia, 55. you get my drift here. 57degrees in cambridge. 50s all across the board so very, very comfortable out there. here is a look at the sentinel radar. -- or satellite-radar i should say. here is the cloud cover we have over us this morning. skies are inindeed mostly cloudy. i think as the day progresses, there will be some breaks of sun here and there as you can see out to the west. we'll call it a partly sunny day. this precipitation is align wade frontal boundary that has much colder air behind it. some of these rain showers could move in here perhaps late tonight during the overnight hours into tomorrow as the front creeps eastward. possible showers, particularly north and west of the city, tonight into tomorrow. that is the best time frame for that. and than a pretty good chance on wednesday. partly sunny skies today. breezy, warm. those winds will blow out of the south. they could gust up to 20 to 25 miles per hour. 69 for your high today. another mild night with overnight lows once again in the others. skies mostly cloudy and some showers possible late tonight and into the morning tomorrow. 67degrees tomorrow. so not bad but a few rain showers here and there. wednesday, best chance of getting some of that rain in here from that cold front so we'll say showers for wednesday. 60degrees for your high and then the cooler air comes in. our lows overnight drop down to the 30s wednesday night, thursday night, friday night. and highs only in the 50s on thursday and friday. so cool off for the end of week. we are once again joined by mr. tucker barnes. good morning, sir. >> i'm fired up today. >> i know you are fired up. >> i can't wait. >> i know. >> what are we talking about? >> first of all, it is time now for ask the weather guys, the segment where -- where did it go? >> great sound effects. >> the segment where tucker barnes and i put our heads together to answer your most pressing questions, weather- related or otherwise. today's question comes from janie kubige she writes, my husband and i are worderring if you can tell us why stars appear to twinkle at night. good question -- my husband and i are wondering if you can tell us why stars appear to twinkle at night. good question. >> i wonder if it is whatever in the atmosphere. you think how far the stars arrest way. the clouds, the thin in the atmosphere. >> a smart lady. >> thank you. >> tucker, would you like to go into the details? >> absolutely. so sarah hit the nail on the head there. it is the atmosphere. what happens is there is lots of layers to the atmosphere. as the light travels from the star through our atmosphere it our eyes, it has to go through all those layers of the atmosphere. it gets refracted, bent, pulled and you see twinkling. >> the net result is what appears to us to be the twinkling. now, if you were to travel outside of earth's atmosphere and look at the stars, they would simply appear as points of light. they would not twinkle. one of the thins that scientists here on earth have to work through when they're observing stars and recording at that time aabout sthars and that kind of stuff is taking into account the earth's atmosphere. that is why most observatories are built high up on hills and mountains so that they can get closer to the star but farther away from the earth's atmosphere and preferably in areas where there is less city light. >> that is why they build them where they build them. that is why some of our best images of stars, most usable images inners it was -- for scientific study, come from space telescopes. >> around here, i think you get better star sewage -- star viewage in the winter than in the summer. >> it is simply the earth's atmosphere but it does make for pretty stars. we like that little twinkle effect. >> there you go, janie. thank you for the question. hope we satisfied you and your husband. if you have a question that you want answered -- we have these foot pedals new that we use to operate the prompters and times it is hard to find. >> let me help you. >> if you have a question, go to myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab. can we bring the music up for a second. >> twinkle, twinkle, little star. >> a rock version. i've never heard this. >> i have heard this. i have no idea who does it. >> it is by someone named zordy. there you know. thank you very much. that's it. >> all right lessments a talk to julie wright now. she has the latest on traffic. >> more importantly, what is going on underneath that desk that you guys can't find the foot prompter. it's in the like it gets up and moves around. >> times it's been pushed out of the way and very. >> there are a lot of things that happen in here you don't know about, julie wright. >> we also operate the lights in the studio by another prompter, not a foot pedal -- another foot pedal under the desk. >> i'm glad i don't know about these things, young innocent ears. >> on the roads, 66 eastbound as you work your way in towards the capital beltway, you are not the only one. heavy volume merging in from fair oaks headed in towards 123. more delays approaching the beltway. inner loop starting to slow at gallows road and again at 66. now, out to the maps, we do have some problems to report. traveling westbound along ien 70, it is shut down due to a multivehicle accident. delays continuing from father hurley out towards shady grove road. accident activity in palestinian county involving a pedestrian. that is addison road at walk are mill road just inside of the beltway. more fire and rescue units have been called to the scene of that crash. -- accident activity in prince george's county involving a pedestrian. that is addison road at walker mill road just inside of the beltway. ltway. tense moments near the occupy portland encampment as police in riot gear work to clear the park around midnight. hundreds defying the mayor opposite order to clear out. demonstrators have been camped out for weeks. clashes leading to arrests. >> christmas, especially reported assault has increased in the area and around the camps. this is in addition to the health and sanitation issues that the camp's close quarters have brought about. >> there are concerns in other cities as well. philadelphia police reporting saturday night a woman was raped near the occupy camp. a suspect is in custody. this was the scene in salt lake city where more than a doesen people were arrested for refusing to leave a park. san francisco police running into trouble as well. two officers hurt while trying to clear the crowds there and some business owners are fed up. >> i think it is horrible. it is a squalid mess and, as my husband says, they've been stealing from us. >> in oakland, kasey kaufman, officers are trying to evict a man from in front of city hall after a man was shot and killed last week. they have been warning protestors that they cannot stay overnight. >> we have no intext of leaving. if we do get evicted, we'll be back. >> protesters were also arrested in cities like super tuesday, denver, san francisco and albany, new york over the weekend. scott olsen, an iraq war veteran who was injured at one of the occupy oakland protests has now been released from the hospital. in los angeles, casey steigel, fox news. coming up in the next hour, a class assignment with a whole lot of drama involved. >> holly atbury arrest wood high school out in ash -- holly at briar wood high school out in ashburn. introducing htc rezound. get studio quality sound for music and hd video at verizon 4g lte speed. the first smartphone 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[ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] write your story with the citi thankyou premier card, with no point caps, and points that don't expire. get started at thankyoucard.citi.com. good morning i am holly morris i hope you had a great weekend. on this monday we are all about high school musical. not that disney thing we are about an actual high school musical we are live. did i mention, that this musical is an original, written and composed, by a senior here in the drama department. it is called elizabeth and it is all about elizabeth tudor who went on to be the queen of england, and this morning, we are getting an inside look at their final rehearsal before they perform this weekend. we will talk with the young man that not only wrote the music, wrote the script but recorded the cd for the musical. this is a full scale production that is 100% student driven of course there is a teacher over seeing it, in fact, the head to have drama department here, just happens to be the winner of this year's outstanding teacher for performance arts in louden county from wolf trap. they have amazing guidance but we will have information so you can see this yourself. thank you we will check with you later on. good morning now to our facebook fan of the day, ann says she hates getting up for work every morning but watches fox 5, it is her motivation we are glad we could be there for you ann. if you want to be tomorrow's fan of the day find us on facebook searching fox 5 morning news, post a comment under ann's photo. that does it for the 6:00 a.m. hour now over to alison joining steve. >> thank you coming up fox 5 morning news, trouble on and off the field for the washington red skins, word this morning, an off season drug use involving two players and surprise starter at the qv position sunday in miami. even rex grossman couldn't get past one of the worst teams in the nfl. >> support may be slipping for herman cain for the first time since sexual harassment allegations surfaced against her husband, she is speaking out. plus as the penn state sexual abuse scandal continues to unravel. president barack obama has a message that stretches far beyond college sports, more on his remarks and the latest on the investigation coming up as fox 5 morning news at 7 starts now. starting to see some sunlight already on this monday morning it is