and reaction time. find more at wusa9.com. click on living smart. redskins have to practice in and today we have to all put up with the hottest day of the year. good morning. howard pointed out it is already 80 degrees at 5:00 a.m. >> we may drop or two to 78 or 7 t but may hit a hundred for the first time in a couple of years, august 8th, 2007 we were 102 degrees and today we may see 100 for the first time in a couple of years. clouds and inraare north anin east of us. w.now.no frerk 75. winchester 73. hagerstown also 890 at this

hour and eastern shore looking at lower 70s. the day at a glance. 83 by 9:00. do the exercise early. 93 by noon and 98 would tie the record. we will talk about than coming up. right now 5:01. angie has the traffic. >> hope you have that coffee brewing. we are ready to jump start your day looking at 95 and the bw parkway. so far so good. smooth sailing out of baltimore to the beltway. live from 270, we are here at 121 -- actually this is the outer loop north of the district. live from university no problems or incidents. the lanes are wide open. switching the shot over, here's 66. tracking head lights. moving great through centreville. see what is going on 395 northbound. right now no delays in to duke street and i want you to know as we go back to the graphics if you ride the yellow or blue line, you have track

maintenance issues. over to andrea. as howard is telling us, brace yourselves for the heat. yesterday was bad. today is expected to be worse. 9 news now digital correspondent armando trull is joining us live from the rockville metro station with more. >> reporter: good morning, andrea. the metro dc area is under a high heat advisory. that means a combination of high temperature, high humidity. it will feel in the triple- digits as you heard howard say and with us is jean with clean air partners. she will tell us what you can do to escape from that. first of all, what is clean air partners. >> a nonprofit organization and we educate residents in the area on ways to improve air quality and protect their health. >> i understand you have a warning system that is color- coded. what's the system. >> today is code orange air quality system. >> reporter: what are tips for them. >> it is a perfect day for

those who are going to work to take public transportation or telework today. >> thank you very much. >> i have tips to deal with the heat. loose wear loose light color colored clothing. wear a hat or a cap to protect your head. sun glasses and sunscreen have a high protection factor to make sure you don't get sun burned an my tv 0 of water to keep hydrated and pets also need protection and water on these hot days. live in rockville, armando trull for 9 news now and wusa9.com. all right. thank you. you are uncomfortable, just think the heat and humid made it tough for firefighters battling a blaze in northeast washington. 100 firefighters were called to this row house on third northeast. it spread through the roof. three firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion.

investigators are trying to determine the cause of the fire. an investigation is underway after a metro worker was struck and killed while making repairs to the orange line. accident happened last night half way between the vienna and dunn loring stations. the line was shut down until the system closed at midnight. police stopped traffic along i- 66 westbound during their on- site investigation. last week metro informed the national transportation safety board about a near collision in march which sounds similar to the deadly red line crash in june. the train overran the platform at the potomac avenue station. according to the "washington post," the operator hit the emergency stop button just in time. the problem turned out to be a bad relay in one of themedder series 1,000 rail cars. the investigation in to the june 22nd crash is also focusing on the automatic train control system. in that case, the problem appears to be in the circuits

on the rails. metro's chief of safety says the two incidents are not related. time for our first "living $mart" report of the morning and jessica doyle is back from vacation. >> welcome back. >> thank you. >> you have a preview of wall street. >> that's right. good to be back with good news. we are talking about wall street. it is looking to follow on last week's gains with more grain arrows. stocks kicked off the week with a fresh rally. helping to spur the rally better than expected news about job losses in the u.s. it helped the dow to hit 9370. the nasdaq tacked on 27 at the end of last week and the s&p added 13. you may find it difficult to locate a fuel efficient vehicle in some dealer lots because the cash for clunkers program has some dealerships

running out of cars. so much so they closed over the weekend. congress approved $2 billion to keep the rebates going for turning in gas guzzlers t. >> from going green to a new cell phone. the company says it is made with 80% recycled materials and they will sell for $50 with a two-year contract. in case we didn't get the message, they are green. >> that's right. you are back with money- saving tips for us. >> some price comparison websites that will find you the best price out there on technology. >> very good. welcome back. this morning, divers will resume their search of the hudson river after saturday's mid-air collision. recovery operations were halted last night. the bodies of seven of the nine victims of the crash have been recovered. divers will be concentrating on

collecting debris from the planes today. this is the worst air disaster in in the new york city area since november of 2001. passengers booked on a northwest airlines flight from raleigh, north carolina to minneapolis are just glad to be on the ground this morning. their plane made an emergency landing at raleigh after it suspected bird strikes on sunday. no one was hurt and the plane landed a short time later. investigators say the raleigh airport has had six substantial bird strikes this year. the president is making his second visit to our southern neighbor. he is visiting cater ron and harper in guadalajara. they hope to work together on fighting the h1n1 epidemic and the war on drugs. america's first and third largest trade relationships are with canada and mexico. speaking of h1n1 the first

major vaccine test starts in our area today. plus, surfers rejoice as a hurricane threatens our 50th state. and parents maybe changing their family plans because of the recession. you are watching 9 news now.

at least 40 people are dead across iraq after a wave of pre- dawn violence this morning. one attack killed seven people and wounded dozens more. another blast targeting construction workers killed ten people in the within part of the capital. pope benedict xvi described thionase say world war ii concentration camps as extreatment evil at a convention at his summer retreat. his comments came during a ceremony to remember two saints

who died in a concentration camp. the surf is getting higher off of the coast of hawaii thanks to tropical storm felicia. the category one hurricane is weakening as it moves closer to the island. while surfers are enjoying the bigger waves campers and others are moving to higher ground. the recession could be affecting the size of our families. that story is coming up. and people in the midwest have been dealing with it for day and now the head marched eastward. >> we will let you know how long the high heat will be around. it is coming up.

people in chicago scampered in the cool waters of lake michigan yesterday trying to escape the temperatures well in to the 90s and some wore light to reflect the sun's rays and ohs ratherred on sun screen to avoid a burn. now we are sharing their pain payne as warm air settles in here. howard is here to tell us what is in store for us today. >> a heat advisory, potentially record-breaking heat coming up this afternoon. seeing long sleeved swimming things for the sun protection factors in the stores but don't

see many people wearing them. something to think of. >> think of what people in the desert vecor cover tad too e. f >>head to toe. >> if bear ts idougee, itot be outside, get it doy.eane rl uga h usthis afternoon ro roa ugh one. >> start now. s. of aprh lyin5 ma 10110 perhaps. mainly 105 with heat index value in washington. again from noon to 10:00. as far as the record, today martinsburg 102. th at's going to be safe, i believe. but 96 in dulles, kiss that goodway. the 98 in national will be real close and 100 in baltimore may be tough to break because that is some kind of heat around here. three days looking like this. 98 this afternoon. hazy, hot and humid, stray thunderstorm is possible. better chance of afternoon storms as temperatures cool in the low 90s tomorrow and mid 80s.

wednesday will feel great, sunny, very hot,stray thunderstorms. 95 to 100 this afternoon with a west wind at five to ten miles an hour. warm tonight, an isolated thunderstorm is possible. lows in the 70s. heat advisory noon to 10:00. tomorrow not as hot with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms increasing 90 to 95. winds southwest to northwest at ten. this is the coolest we have been all morning. 72 easton. some 60s to the west, oakland. hagerstown down to 77 and today at a glance looking at temperatures in the upper 90s by 5:00 and lower 90s by noon. we have high pressure to the south and west. the westerly winds around it and look at the thunderstorms dotting on the periphery of the high. this front will sink closer to us. by tomorrow afternoon a much- better chance of showers and thunderstorms an here. today we are looking at 97, 98

for us. raleigh 101. 70s tonight. tomorrow not nearly as hot, lower 90s an on wednesday, yes n to the 80s. i think we will be 86, not 898 but look at pittsburgh and buffalo, only around 80 by wednesday. tomorrow thunderstorms more likely tomorrow and wednesday afternoon. mid-80s to finish out the week on thursday and friday with only isolated afternoon storms possible. it is 5:16. a steamy 78 degrees. good morning. >> you are busy, busy. good morning to you. hello, everybody. thanks for joining us. it is early on this monday an we are here to help you get started. 270 southbound live from 121 no delays so far to the split. taking it to the maps. here's route and route 5 and ear of any . accidents. traveling through northeast dc, here's inbound new york avenue for you. so far the delay from the times

building to badensburg has not set in. in virginia 95 to the beltway you are going to find lanes wide open. and metro alert for those who use metro, the yellow and blue lines between rosslyn and king we know you will expect more delays due to track maintenance. in living well headlines the university school of medicine is starting tests on a h1n1 vaccine. it involves 68 healthy adult volunteers who were picked via lottery. umd is the lead center for trials of the vaccine. if it all goes well they hope to have it available some time in october. the centers for disease control released new guidelines on handling the h1n1 flu. now schools are advised to try to stay open during outbreak and patients can now return 24

hours after their fever breaks instead of a week later. the recession maybe affecting the nation's birthrate. according to the national center for health statistics there were 70,000 fewer births last year than in 2007. the first annual decline since the start of the decade. we say good morning to kristin fisher in the web center. what are we buzzing about today? >> we are talking about health care again. today marks the official beginning of the recess for congress. last week we saw videos posted often youtube. videos of people who oppose the president's plan to. they increased over the weekend and now after all the sunday political talk shows the issue w.isri no b weonterie now. one of e the biggest webses bel'sfun ing this story is the drue reportinand they have been doing it by posting . zos poto utubyoe iut

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morning. back to you. >> thank you. the nationals prepare to set their hot streak on this road and 70,000 fans pack fedex to see the other kind of football, the one the world knows. stay tuned for sports.

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stop cristian guzman who was waived by washington. the sox have 48 hours to work out a deal with him hitting 350 and $8 million next year. if you are whining about the heat at least you don't have to put on pads and run in to huge people. the redskins are testing their conditioning as they held two practice sessions in sunday's nearly 100-degree heat. they practiced catching yesterday. coach zorn wants one of the top- rated squads to take every opportunity to put points on the board. >> we serve both offense and defense. we threw throws to linebackers, dbs trying to get the idea of quarterback ball speed and interceptions. not dropping the ball. so it works out great. >> reporter: now to the game the rest of the world calls football, the united hosting

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a moment. not so bad. it is howard who has the bad news to deliver. >> it is scorching. >> we start with the good news. she chantilly little league are still competing in the regionals for the it will league world series. they are playing early game today, 10:00 thankfully because the afternoon games will be near 100 degrees and around 90 for them around game time. a good luck to them. we have a lot going on. not so much with the weather but the heat. you n b@e sethe storm away from e in ry to0 10:0 to10:00 today. lo 70sout there with 66 manassas. today's highs could be between 95 and 100. a little relief in annapolis. 98 is the record reagan national. see if we get there. some relief is in store for us. i will have the seven day coming up. but right now it is time for

angie's traffic. >> we are tracking it on 66 through centreville. watching the head lights. no problems or major delays. drivers are moving at speed. on the inner loop, going to realtime graphics from 95 to 66. everything is green and clear. checking out the outer loop. we take it north of the district and show you live from colesville road drivers getting by with no problems and fly with me here on 50 westbound from the bay bridge, past annapolis to the capital beltway. you are going to find lanes wide open. that's a quick look at traffic. now, over to you. >> reporter: this morning there's new information about a soldier taken prisoner by the taliban. to one has heard from private first class bowe bergdahl in three week when his captors released a video of the 23-year- old. he disappeared june 30th five months after arriving in afghanistan. now his captors say the soldier's fate defends on the u.s. response after they issue a list of demands. meanwhile obama administrations

say they are 90% sure the leader of the taliban and pakistan was killed in a u.s. air strike. >> this is a, an important moment. i wouldn't say it is a tipping point but certainly shows. 20,000 taliban fighters are currently in that country. an investigation is underway after a metro worker was struck and killed while making repair toll the orange line. the accident happened last night half way between the vienna and dunn loring. police stopped traffic along 66 westbound during their on- scythe investigation. howard said the hottest temperatures of the year are upon us. armando trull is live with more on how you can stay

cooler. it is 78 degrees already, armando. >> it will be a combination of high temperature, high humidity and could get in the triple- digits, at least feel in the triple-digits and with us is jan desimone with clean air partners. she will have some tips for us. what is clean air partners. >> a nonprofit organizations that educates resident on ways to improve air quality and protect your health. >> you have color-coded heat warnings. >> we do. it is code orange air quality day which is unhealthy for children, older adults and people with respiratory problems and we ask they limit their drought door activities today. >> if you have to go out what are tips? >> instead of driving alone car pool, take public transportation or telework. we have a list of additional tips of cleanup partners.net if

they want to find out more information. this is how you can save the environment and how to save yourself agree administration from the heat. in washington, d.c. you have cooling centers open from noon to 6:00. located at 1 jew dish square swear, frank d. reeves center, king office building and rhode island avenue and there there are 11 outdoor city public pools that will be opening at 11:00. the indoor pools will be opening early and closing late today and finally there will be spray parks so you can go to the area parks and get your dose of fresh water and don't forget the pets they need cool water, too. live in rockville, armando trull for 9 news now and wusa9.com. a pilot program aimed at keeping prince georges county teenagers off the streets and out of trouble could be just the ticket. the washington examiner reports 13,000 teenagers participated in the program this summer,

twice as many as last year. it features dance lessons, movies and a host of other activities. a new police tip line have netted a major arrest in our area. montgomery county police now allow people to text in their tips. offi rsse uone to track down a convicted sex offender david cane to a neighborhood in poolesville. police say that he failed to inform the state registry of his new address. detectives are following up hundreds of leads they have received via text. >> a lot of times we do catch criminals that way just through community members and the citizens. >> reporter: there is also a web tip program to make anonymous tips on-line. that allows people to upload camera phone pictures of crimes and suspects. time for another "living $mart" report. and jessica doyle is back with the latest developments in the bernard madoff investment scam. what now. >> pretty soon bernie madoff

won't be the only one to plead guilty in the biggest investment scam in history. tomorrow, frank depasquale is expected to plead guilty in a business that stole billions from charity, financial fund and average investors an the world. madoff is serving out his 150 year sentence currently. you may know ben stein from his acting, comedy, game show or other public roles but won't see his business column anymore. they dumped his work because of his work for freescore.com. it is time for the money- saving tip of the day when shopping for technology like a new phone or video game console it is hard to beat the internet tor price comparis. easy places tolo, ngpi sections of leoggo ogor sihoo but plen of sites e ar gned to find e th debethe best

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this morning divers will resume their search of the hudson river after saturday's midair collision between a small plane and a helicopter. the bodies of seven of the nine victims have been recovered. today the divers will concentrate on collecting debris from the plane. the worst disaster in the area since november of 2001. typhoon has hit china

flooding hundreds of villages and towns and causing 2,000 homes to collapse. the chinese government evacuated 1 million people ahead of the storm that killed dozens in taiwan and the philippines. secretary of state hillary clinton is traveling in africa. sunday in angola she pushed for democratic and trade reforms. today secretary clinton visits the congo, first visiting a hospital established by mum tum bow and tomorrow meeting victims of sex crimes stemming from years of conflict. we are learning about last week's massive attack in twitter. it is coming up in what's on the web. and many breast cancer patients aren't learning as much as they should after the cancer is removed. here's howard. a very warm morning out here. in the 70s in most areas. i'm going to tell you what you need to know about the heat and how much longer the heat will be around when 9 news now this

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every year 200,000 women find out they have breast cancer but they are not often told how to cope with the aftermath. in order to beat their disease, some women will lose one or two breasts but that is not where the treatment ends but one doctor insists they deserve more. when she was diagnosed with

breast cancer, victoria said she went from being relieved to perplexed. her cancer was caught early and curable. still she learned it would cost her dearly. >> i couldn't reconcile the notion that the only thing they had for my tiny, slow-growing breast cancer was to cut my whole breast off. >> reporter: it may have been the best for the disease but not for her career. as an entertainer she spent her life in the pilot and left to wonder why winning the battle against breast cancer meant she had to lose her breast. >> especially in women with breast cancer there can be a tremendous deformity of the breast. >> so dr. michael miller meets with patients at ohio state's james cancer center. he is a plastic surgeon and he says while plans are being made to remove the cancer they should be made to reconstruct the breast. but they say they only talk about those options to one in

three patients and rarely with minorities. miller says that is unacceptable and the best option is for cancer surgeons and plastic surgeons to work side by side to ensure that. >> the mastectomy is performed in a way that preserves as much of the breast skin as possible and this facilitates reconstruction. >> reporter: victoria opted for reconstructive surgery and says she is glad she did. once the cancer was gone she wanted to move on. >> i was going to make it so i didn't have to look in the mirror and think of the breast cancer every time i saw myself. >> what a wonderful world ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: studies have shown when given the option of reconstructive surgery, 70% of women wanted it. right now 35 states and the district have passed laws requiring insurance companies

cover reconstructive surgeries after a woman loses a breast to cancer. if you would like more information or to see the report again, check out the buddy check nine page under features at wusa9.com and if you don't call your buddy on sunday, the 8th of the month, why not call them right now. my buddy howard is here and i don't know if we want to hear his forecast. >> we are not used to the heat because we have had a relatively cool summer. when it is hot we acclimate to it. so it doesn't feel so bad. but when we are going from the 50s and 60s last week to the mid-90s, shocked the system. heat index values higher than that that can cause trouble. so consider that. if you have a moment and you are going to be inside, go to wusa9.com and check out my blog. i'm talking about the heat and have a link to the chat room which is open daily here. join me and we will lk ta weather and whatever. talk about what is happenusg erh smeusioathewith a inin g to

heat index 100 to perhaps as high as 0. laa hilphias 110. in phiasdea lplaanhi ssexivce in affect for in today becae they are steamier than us. the night time lows not dropping off for them and that contributes to it. records to beat 102 martinsburg, 96 dulles, i think that will fall easily. 98 in national. and 100 in baltimore. not sure about that one. but the record at national goes back 66 years so a very warm day for sure. 98 would tie the record at reagan national. tomorrow 93 with thunderstorms in the afternoon. and then wednesday another chance of thunderstorms. finally back in the 80s which is where we should be. this morning, partly cloudy, warm, muggy, 70s an 80s to start. near 100-degree categories. just a stray thunderstorm is possible and a west wind five to ten miles an hour.

partly cloudy and warm, with isolated thunderstorm possible. lows in the 70s. right now we have 78 with a heat index of 81 and a south southwesterly wind at three. the dew point in the upper 60s. it is some kind of sticky. the ridge, which was over the south central part of the country now over us. let's go back east and you can see it here. with that ridge the thunderstorms are firing an here. we have westerly winds. this front, though, this is what gets closer to us this afternoon. that will fire off refreshing, much-needed cooling, thunderstorms. 98 this afternoon. that will tie the record. 93 tomorrow with thunderstorms and then back in the 80s by wednesday with more storms. even thursday and friday only 85. >> keep yourself hydrated. hello, everybody. kick thicks off with a shot of

270. no incidents or accidents to report from frederick though split. on the outer loop from university on, looks like we are picking up a little volume. overall delay free on this part of the capital beltway. moving over to inbound new york avenue. things are checking out great here from the times building to bladensburg road. hello, virginia. 395 northbound. that traffic is already starting to slow down from duke over to seminary. just volume. we are going to wrap it up with 95 northbound in virginia. already seeing a slow down from the prince william parkway over to lorton. just a reminder, i'm simulcasting live from my blog at wusa9.com. come behind the scenes with me. let's chat. for now, over to my colleague, kristin fisher who is standing by in the 9 news now web center. >> thank you so much. good morning, everyone. it is time for a roundup of social media news. remember the hack attack that took down twitter and other social networking sites last week? well, we still don't know who is behind the attack.

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of special needs students are taking the district to court. montgomery county loosens restrictions on using facebook for employees. and prince georges county executive jack johnson is dropping hints about continuing his political career after his term ends next year. these story and more the examiner. hbo has a good reputation for putting on cutting-edge documentaries. tonight they will air the nine lives of marion barry. bruce johnson has seen the entire documentary and has more on the good and bad viewers will see when it comes to marion barry and maybe the city, as well. >> i live in the third ed , stctrii work the third district. >> be ready for rare images from marion barry as a young man, a phd candidate who arrived in washington in the ' 60s and became an activists to be reckoned with by police, white business leaders, members of congress and the blackest

cuss quo. >> nobody going to put me out either. >> i wish you would touch me to put me out of here. >> reporter: it has moments. there is a good effort to examine how he got himself elected to every political office he sought. >> thank you. >> i love you. >> how he was elected mayor after serving a prison sentence for a cocaine conviction. >> a lot of people thought he was set up. most moving piece is with -- barry. >> no revealing personal inventory taking by barry. >> >> i was snorting coe and and said i'm not the typical cocaine user, but let me tell you it doesn't work that way. at the time, you don't know what you were doing.

at least i didn't know what i was doing. when you use cocaine it picks you up and you can't relax and immediately i started to take valium to bring me down. >> bruce johnson reporting from northwest washington for 9 news now and wusa9.com. bruce adds what you will not see are the councilman's recent troubles with the irs and his awarding a contract to an exgirlfriend which is the subject of a dc council investigation. the he is scheduled to join us at 9:00 a.m. to discuss the hbo documentary. we're buzzing about the morning box office. monday morning and you know what was number one this weekend, the movie that the studio wouldn't let the critics see, g.i. joe at number one. >> by a lot. >> 56.2 domestically and perhaps when you consider what happened $100 million a

weekend. when transformers dropped in said they we don't want to go through the same potential negative stuff. so it got mixed reviews. some said it was two hours of mindless swill and others said it was fun and exciting but the second movie was julie and julia. >> which we saw this weekend. >> and that was number one among women. >> so it was what us it was. the top five, g.i. joe, followed by julie and julia and a quick drop off to g- force, harry potter and funny people and the movie, perfect getaway was last. >> let's talk about elizabeth hasslebeck. we know her from "the view. " she is a mom and she with her espn and former nfl quarterback tim hassle back they welcomed their third child in new york

city in a hospital out there. congratulations to her. the latest on paula abdul, abc might want her for guess what, dancing with the stars. the president who has known her in other. >> as a judge or contestant. >> they haven't decided. but he says he knows her and some of the stories that have come out about her and her erratic behavior they don't understand her and he reached out immediately when they heard the contract ended with fox and she wasn't going back. so it could be be dancing with the stars as a contestant unfair since she is so kind of there. this will tday estt day of the summer seasonof of years. 78 degrees. 75 frederick. e.th areas inthe 70s and t er op eastou there. op e thbay, 6. 7 we imanha 7s, have 77 ede lledreedll