metro releases the guidelines workers will follow to keep h1n1 from traveling through the subway system. good morning, howard is here with weather. chris in for hangy with traffic. the showers came up unexpectedly. >> we thought we would have a chance of showers. yesterday ahead of the front showers from heavier ones did develop and you know, i'll take it. it is dry and a little surprising. let me show you what happened on satellite and radar. you can see the showers. there they are coming through in the evening. this morning we're watching activity east of town now, south we have a few sprinkles. and what is happening there. south is where we have activity toward king george county moving to colonial beach.

coming down at a good clip over toward cambridge down to you will see some of that. on the west side here from howard county we have a couple of showers. angie is off with the traffic update there we go. there is chris. >> we have something to talk about. this is in maryland at franklin avenue. northbound is closed. southbound are getting by. we had a card that drove into a pole. that's blocking all lanes on the screen trying to clean that up now. we'll have that without of the way. you can see no problems as you make your way from 95 over to 270. than we'll check on over to the graphics. route 4, 301. it is moving up to speed. no incidents. going into virginia northbound is a clear commute. and the 14th street bridge.

and coming from gainesville and here all the way to the beltway. no problems this morning. >> thank you, chris. the flu and most likely the h1n1 strain is already spreading rapidly across many campuses, including the university of maryland. now metro is announcing precautions it is taking to keep the subways clear of the virus. he would have more. >> reporter: good morning. metro put together the best packs on dealing with any pandemic and deal with the h1n1. metro isic ting proactive steeps to make sure the system that movings over a million riders every day is not a breeding ground for the h1n1 flu this season. this includes stepping up an aggressive cleaning schedule and environmentally schedule.

>> it is a tough schedule. >> reporter: they are educating workers on hygiene and has hand sanitizers for staff. there will be announcements for passengers to wash their hands and use their sleeves within they sneeze. >> i watch my hand as lot. i carry wipes with me. >> reporter: it has evolved to address any pandemic. it has created a site for workers as well as a toll free phone line. live from vien . aization. court records say the bus driver involved in a crash this month has a history of trouble on the road. karla protector was driving an emdy bus within she struck a

jogger. the 30-year-old was critically injured. according to the post the driver had been involved in two on the job accidents and received five traffic tickets in january. proctor is on leave financing the outcome of the investigation. a police corporal isn't or received a text message minutes before a crash. brian gay died in the accident, corporal mario chavez is being sued in court. the phone company representative tative was in the asked whether the corporal read the message. joe wilson has been reprimanded for his outburst during the speech last week. the republican shouted you lied as the president outrhined his plan before a joint session of congress. wilson sauce he has apologized.

>> i apologize to the president, he accepted it, to me i a i poll guised to slop the interruption occurred. >> he would not issue a second apology to the floor. both wilson and his opponent in the mid-term have raised about one million since the incident. the impact of the mull they're base closure and realign commission plan is being felt. last night in virginia a meeting was held to inform res dependents about the completion of the fairfax county parkway. once it is complete. a portion of the parkway will travel to land on the fort. >> it is to complete everything for the we're on schedule. we're moving along quickly as you ma i have noticed. >> and construction on the fairfax county parkway through

the base means drivers will use a detour over the next year which means that you better prepare for slow moving traffic and delays. time for the first living smart report. our digital correspondent is looking ahead to the day. >> another big day for economic reports on wall street. now, we have to look at consumer inflation and production and a measure of builder isn'tment. this after news about the economy lifted the market to a new high. the markets are trading higher as well. a jump in retail sales lifted the tow 56 points to close. higher the enacted ad 11 points. is a ep seep rose 3 points. the rollie got a boost from positive comments from the head of the reserve. the chairman said the recession is probably over. still, he said, it will feel like a very weak economy for some time to come. any caution that the job market

will take time to bounce back. wall street has bad memories. it was a year ago that they seized control of. a igt ballooned to double the amount in the bailout. and the an verse are i was shrugged off on lehman brothers. many are saying that is beyond us. >> you are back with a money saving tip? >> over 250-dollar as year with a i way to cut out the land line at home. >> thank you. the supreme court may hear arguments over the name of washington's beloved sports team. the high court reconveness in act and decide whether to hear the long standing feud over the redskins name and logo. groups percented to hear the 17- year-old case. the court of appeals decided with the redskins in the recent ruling on the matter. authorities make dozens of

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connecticut police are trying to determine if a animal research technician played a role in the death of annie le. aperson of interest was taken into custody. police searched his apt weekend will collect dna evidence. 75 people have been arrested in a region and for a

series of attacks. and tests from some of the victims that found no evidence for transmitting infection. and a chase made the evening news in los angeles. troopers used a pit maneuver to force the driver to spot. after several and flat fires he was unable to get the car to move any longer. there is mixed news about the cancer risk for america's biggest merit group. neighbors need to see the sun again. howard, what's the forecast looking like. >> not like the last couple of days. and in the 80s. we had a cool down. how cool it ill with be and look at doppler radar that should tell you something. right after this.

heavy rain forced dozens of families out of their homes in georgia. it caused creeks to overflow their banks and creep up in to homes and students at a low- lying elementary school were moved to a middle school. the bad news is more rain is in the forecast for the area. >> howard is here to tell us if we can expect more rain today with some heavy downpours last night. >> got surprised by what popped up in front of the cold front. and today we will have spotty

showers, but the heavy stuff will be more difficult i think later on. let's start with the allergy count. the rain should help. the ragweed is going up well. moderate there. grass and trees are low and mold spores in the moderate category. showers in the forecast. the better chance this afternoon and then this morning with this exception of folks seeing it on the eastern shore. tomorrow low 70s. still a spotty shower possible and then friday will be a dry day, which is good. temperatures in the mid 70s. all right. let's talk about this morning at the bus stop. we have mcmcskies. a shower east, even a patch of fog up north not out of the question. temperatures between the mid 60s and low 70s. cloudy and cool tonight. 58 to 64.

here we go. there are the showers yesterday afternoon and evening. what is left of this piece of energy with the cold front is producing activity to our east. the front draped across the area will continue to drift south. we can't rule out showers later today. i want to go to live doppler hd and show you the activity we have right now, mainly east and southeastern shore. some stuff around baltimore. nothing in the immediate metro but south approaching colonial beach and the river between virginia and charles county coming generally east here is what we are looking at. temperature-wise, not a bad morning. may need a light rain jacket in spots. mid 60s. 64 winchester. 70 and 72 and fredericksburg at 69. and dew point have crept up so muggy in the mid 60s. the next seven look like this with that front around.

a chance of showers later today, tonight, even isolated one tomorrow. friday looks dry, which is an improvement from yesterday's thinking, same with saturday and 76. should be okay if for the terps game. see if the skins can get their first home game in dry on sunday. and more rain on mild with highs upper 70s and even 80 on tuesday. angie is goff but kris sneed has traffic. >> we have one accident to start this morning off in maryland on northbound u.s. 29 at franklin avenue. a jeep ran in to a pole. had a transformer on there. crews are on the scene. southbound getting by with no problems. to our cameras, 270 southbound at father hurley looking good. a little volume. no problems. going to the graphics, 95 and the bw parkway is nothing but green out of baltimore past 198 to the beltway. sticking with the graphics from 95 to the american legion and back, you have no problems.

nothing but green cars and everyone is up to speed and finally 95 northbound in virginia we are seeing volume start to build around prince william parkway up to lorton and no slow downs yet. andrea? >> in living well news, mixed news for hispanic americans when it comes to cancer risk. the american cancer society released a report this week timed with the start of hispanic heritage month. researchers say they are less likely than whites to develop or die from all cancers. plus the population has higher rates of several cancers that can be caused by infections such as stomach, liver and cervical cancer. war veterans may be at higher risk for high blood pressure. those with multiple deploy employments were 33% more likely to report having high blood pressure. it is 50% more likely among troops who personally witness death while deployed.

low-dose birth control pills may weaken bones in teenage girls. a study compared the the girls. the low dose formula seemed to interfere with bone growth and in some cases girls even lost bone density. time to say good morning to kristin fisher. what's hot on the internet this morning? >> a disturbing story from missouri making the rounds on the web this morning. a student was badly beaten on a school bus on monday and police believe it might, might have been racially motivated. the incident was captured on the bus ' video camera. you can see one student turned around in his seat and starts to punch another student in the face. both were from bellvue high school. then another assailant joins in while other students stand around and watch. police say the victim had been

trying to find a seat on the bus but was told by his attackers he couldn't sit next to them. when he did they started to punch him. the religioned attackers are black teenagers the victim is of course white which is the reason why police are trying to figure out this if this was a dispute over a seat or racially motivated. that's why the story is so big on the web this morning. it is a top headline on the drudge report. even rush limbaugh is weighing in and the story is all over our sister station's website ksdk in st. louis where people are leaving hundreds of comments. and we want to know what you think about it. i have posted a question to you on twitter. i want to know your thoughts on this story and go to www.twitter.com/kristin fisher. you can also leave a comment on facebook and i will air it at 6:40 a.m.

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here's a look at who's celebrating a birthday today. # . in sports the redskins vow to make fedex feel like the friendly confines once again. washington's home opener is this sunday against the rams. with 92,000 seats fedex is the largest stadium in the league. yet the skins have been 500 at

home. >> anytime you play at home you want to play your best football. we are really comfortable there. >> we have a home game we get excited for. that can't wait for that to be in our own state and start the season off. >> check out more on the skins anytime at wusa9.com. of course you can watch the entire press game conferences and hear more from the players on our skins unsensorred blog. the nationals take on the world champion phillies again tonight. last night philadelphia struck early in front of its home crowd. a chopper with the bases loaded and clears them. the ranging cy young winner didn't allow anyone to cross home plate. nats fall 5-0. more bad news for the nats. the catcher flores just came off the disabled list after missing 105 games but now he

has a torn ligament in his shoulder and will have surgery today and he will be out three to six months. find out how to cut down on your phone bill in the money- saving tip of the day and a study on how much we will be paying for health care if costs continue at the current rate. metro comes up with a plan to try to fight the spread of h1n1 flu on trains and buses. here's kris sneed with traffic. we are taking a fly westbound out of maryland bay bridge to the bowie in nothing but green cars. 9 news now will return with more traffic and weather and news after the break. #

. clouds moved over the national cathedral overnight but will widespread rain follow today? welcome back to 9 news now. i'm andrea roane.

kris sneed will have the traffic in a moment but we start with howard's forecast. >> not widespread. the eastern shore is seeing it now and we will be in decent shape although cloudy with breaks and cooler. live doppler. i will follow you guys. to our south we have a light sprinkle. otherwise most of the activity is east of the bay and northeast of baltimore. colonial beach and river side to the east we are watching showers. temperature-wise this morning, we have readings in the upper 60s and 70-degrees in southern maryland. mid 60s as you head to i-# 1 and 50 in the mountains with cooler air trying to work its way in. so, look for clouds. some sunny breaks but a cooler day with the last few with highs in the 70s. in for angie is kris sneed with the traffic. >> we are looking good to start

off. 395 northbound making the way to the 14th street bridge. no problems here at duke street. going over to 66. we are tracking the taillights here at route 29, a head lights actually. no problems toward the beltway. going to maryland, outer loop looking good. clear as you make your way from 95 to georgia avenue. a little volume. if you are heading to the district, inbound new york avenue, no problems past bladensburg all the way here to the third street tunnel. andrea? >> thank you. the federal government has given the green light for production of the vaccine against the h1n1 flu virus. four drug makers will be able to produce the shot. now health officials estimate a limited supply will be available startly early next month a week ahead of schedule. most of the supply will arrive at the middle of october. >> there will be enough vaccine. what we are concerned about is getting it to the priority

population as quickly as possible. >> those are most likely to catch the virus like health care worker and those most likely to suffer complications from the flu including pregnant women and children. vaccines will eventually be available at 90,000 sites nationwide. metro has released its plans to prevent the flu virus from thriving on subways and buses. armando trull is joining us live from the vienna metro station with details. >> reporter: good morning. those plans follow worldwide best practices for dealing with pandemics according to metro. so they are confident they will be able to deal with any potential h1n1 in the metro dc area. metro is educating workers on basic hygiene and has installed hand sanitizing stations throughout the system. in addition, there's a website addressing a host of h1n1 issues. the at-reach -- the outreach campaign is targeting a million riders that travel throughout the system every day.

pa announcements and billboards will remind passengers to use their sleeves or hankies when they sneeze and wash their hands frequently. some passengers say this isn't enough to calm their fears. >> if there is an outbreak around here i won't use public transportation. >> reporter: metro is cleaning up surfaces where the h1n1 could lurk. >> we are doing it on a weekly basis and daily the custodians are doing it. >> reporter: this is part of a plan to deal with any pandemic developed using guidelines from the cdc. metro says the plan will continue and remain in affect until any h1n1 threat is gone. reporting live, armando trull for 9 news now and wusa9.com. today you may spot extra military aircraft flying in the legion. the north american aerospace defense command is practicing identifying and intercepting aircraft. it is five days after a coast

guard drill on the potomac river led to media reports that they fired on a suspect vehicle. that led to a partial shut down at national airport. in case of bad weather, today's drill will take place tomorrow. today the virginia department of transportation is closing the welcome center on 66 in manassas. the state is closing 19 of the 42 rest areas because of budget cuts. each costs a half million dollars to operate each year. a judge blocked the fenty administration from evicting a nonprofit that operated a tennis and learning center in southeast for 15 years. doctor dorothy height was among the supporters at the courtroom when the judge issued a restraining order. it is a victory for cora masters barry, the founder. >> here's something that is really working with our children and families in an

area of the city that we are always talking about being behind. >> it is because you supported somebody else for mayor. >> that's four years ago. i don't know. i haven't talked to him about this but every time i have had a conversation with him it has been a positive one prior to this action. >> reporter: mayor fenty said the recreation department would continue the tennis programs at the center. another hearing will be held next month to determine if the nonprofit has a valid lease with the city. the unofficial results are in from primaries in two maryland mayoral races. first to annapolis and at last check political consultant pierre holds a slim lead in the democratic primary. whoever wins will face david cordle and chris fox. and.

a new independent poll shows the race in virginia is tightening up. it finds mcdonnell with 42% support and democrat deeds 37%. 20% are undecided. mcdonnell's lead is half of what it was in polls conducted last mont. 5:35. time for another "living $mart" report and jessica doyle is back with a look at the ballooning cost of health care. >> that's right. we are all having to dig a little deeper in our pockets to afford health care these days. good morning to you. good morning, everybody. a new report found employees getting health insurance from their employees have seen premiums double in the last decade. if nothing is done to lower health care costs soon, a study shows each individual worker could see costs soar to $30,000 in 2019 up from $10,000 today. a local company is among

the four biotechs that has won federal approval for a vaccine to fight h1n1 flu. one has been testing a nasal spray, swine flu vaccine on adults and children. the first doses should be available to the public in the next four weeks. it is time for the money- saving tip of the day. another way to cut back on your bug for phone calls every month. make calls over the internet and dump your land line by use using sky. it allows free voice, video calls to any other skype user and you can pay partial calls by paying as you go. in the u.s. it costs 2 cents a minute or sign up for a monthly subscription for $4 a month. that can save you $250 a year or more. for more tips check out my blog

at the financialista.com. and the millions of harry potter fans will soon have a real place to pretend they are at school with the boy wizard. it is almost 5:37. what's happening in traffic. right now a report of an accident northbound branch avenue at brandywine. we will have more on this and other tieups that will cause you problems coming up. 9 news now will return. #

. if you are making your way to the district no major issues to contend with. more coming up. in the news now, there is no word if a johns hopkins student used a samurai sword to defend himself against an intruder will face charges. he student heard noises in his home's garage area and grabbed the sword for protection.

once in the garage the burglar lunged at the student and cut off the man's left hand. the intruder died at the scene. police say he had a long history of burglaries and break ins. fbi agents searching for bomb-making material say nothing was found in flushing, new york area. they were done because a target of an investigation stayed in one of the homes. that man is being investigated because he sent e-mails to people in pakistan who are believed to have some connection to members of al- qaeda. he says the e-mails are sent to family members, most to his wife. japan has a new prime minister who promises to reinvigorate the world's second largest economy and shake up government with his left of center party. parliament has elected long time opposition leader the prime minister after 50 years of unbroken rule by

conservatives. some local pro athletes find they are being impersonated on twitter. details in what is coming up on toe web. and a here's howard. >> we had showers yesterday. some on the eastern shore right now. we will see a few later today as well. temperatures cooler than the 80s. low to mid 70s in many areas. the full forecast ahead looking in to the weekend when 9 news now returns. #

. montgomery county's plan to develop a massive bioscience plan is. the science city project in shady grove is near muddy branch road. gary reports on the pros and cons. >> please scale it back. >> reporter: she's talking about a zoning plan that will

create a huge science city near gaithersburg. >> it would serve to raise average incomes over the long term and better assure long- term economic vitality. >> reporter: much of the development of the bioscience complex would take place on the bellwood farm. >> it gives montgomery county the opportunity to emerge as a world-class center of discovery and education to advance the public's health the existing facilities have already created 20,000 jobs. the plan would triple that number to 60,000 by mid century. neighbors worry that traffic would be unbearable. the plan calls for big changes in area roads which -- >> could require the taking of residential and commercial properties. >> reporter: a 14-mile rapid bus and rail line would feed the development but neighbors say the plan would change their lives. >> we moved to our communities for the trees the again space and suburben lifestyle. if we wanted to live in downtown silver spring or

tysons corner, we would have moved there. >> many say simply, make it smaller. >> gary adds the proposal would unfold over decades if approved. so many people wanted to speak another hearing was added to accommodate them later this week. time to guy good morning to howard bernstein. i'm a big supporter of the american red cross through donations, not just money but blood and platelets as well. help them out at the la plata branch this friday. weather is looking better. good. we start with doppler 9000 and the sweep is going around and we see activity northeast of baltimore and the eastern shore. to the south in virginia a couple of areas that we are looking at. you see an enhancement south of river side and moving off to dahlgren across the bridge

perhaps if you are crossing from virginia in to maryland on 301. we have seen a shower through colonial beach. that is approaching st. marys and charles counties as well. we will watch this carefully. that's it. moving to the east at 20 miles an hour. that's it for the morning but as we look at the forecast for the next three days, showers today, mid to upper 70s. and a couple of peeks of sunshine. tomorrow mostly cloudy. upper 60s north an west of town with an isolated shower. on friday, sun a few clouds and a dry day with highs in the mid 70s. at the bus stop looking good. mostly cloudy. showers east of the bay is where we are seeing some stuff. heavier stuff cambridge south to route 50. patchy fog in one or two spots. we start 64 to 72 and we top off with cloudy showers this afternoon. northeasterly winds at ten to 15 will keep us cooler than the

mid 80s. isolated shower or sprinkle and 58 to 64 and then tomorrow, as i said we will be in the low 70s with a chance of a shower. you can see the activity. that surprised us. popped up ahead of the front. now mainly east of the bay with temperatures running in the mid to upper 60s. 69 annapolis. i spoke to scott in sperryville. he said it has been really dry there. the ponds are drying up and we need rain. it is dry. winchester 64. 66 manassas and 69 here in washington with a dew point of 65. that storm system down here which continues to spin looks like high pressure will come down for friday and saturday. the bulk of the moisture will stay to the south and be suppressed. we may get in to it late in to next week. here's our seven day. mid 70s with showers this afternoon. isolated shower. sunday a late shower with more rain possible on monday as

temperatures warm in the upper 70s. in for traffic this morning is kris sneed. >> good morning, howard. we will start in maryland. a come of problems out here. first off northbound u.s. 29 and franklin avenue, all northbound lanes are closed due to this accident that happened overnight. hit a poll which -- pole which had a transformer on it. crews are trying to clear that up. hopefully they will have it cleared shortly. a accident in aspen hill here at viersmill road. a report of a bicyclist being hit out there. keep an eye on that if you have to travel in that direction. to 270 a little slow down 109 to 121 and a report of a disabled vehicle here at 124. no problems as you make your way to this point. in virginia, 66 eastbound we are slow from the 50 to 123 as you make your way to the beltway. and then 95 northbound in

virginia, we are seeing nice, long delay from the prince william parkway to lorton at ten extra minutes for you. andrea? >> go to kristin fisher in the web center. we are tracking imposers on the web this morning. you know, in this day and age your on-line identity is becoming increasingly important but it is also becoming increasingly common for people to fake their identity on the web, especially on sites like twitter. it is very difficult to tell which accounts are real and which are not. it is a lesson some washington capitals players are learning the hard way. the "washington post" is reporting several players are now fighting fake twitter accounts. here's one for jeff shultz. in the biosection which is right here it admits this is a parody twitter account. but the problem is a lot of people don't read it. they think it is real. nearly 600 people follow this one twitter account and there's

been five updates since training camp opened on sunday. you have to believe it has certainly caught the attention of the real shultz. it says the ladies man. i enjoy shots and taking canadian whiskey shots and fake twitter. so it eludes it is a parody account but you never know what the fans would believe. again, that's your on-line identity that these fans are trying to protect. another fake account. alexander semin. so those fake accounts is what

they are fighting right now. i want to show you how you can find out whether an account is real or fake. see this icon right here that says verified account. this is on president obama barack obama's account. that shows it is a verified account. the latest drama surrounding jessica simpson focuses on one of her pets. details in toe buzz. and people where patrick swayze filmed dirty dancing share their memories of the actor. depends on our connections. access to high-speed internet, at home and on the go, is no longer a luxury. it's how our children aaaccess education. it's how we find jobs, discover information, and connect with family and friends. it's the spark that drives innovation, creates investment, and builds a stronger economy. to shape a better tomorrow,

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. in the examiner, mentally -- as movie fans remember patrick swayze, people in southwest virginia have a special connection to the actor. patrick swayze died on monday from pancreatic cancer he filmed the first huge hit dirty dancing in virginia. we have more from the mountain

lake resort ♪ [ music ] >> patrick swayze lifted jennifer grey in to the air and catapulted himself in to stardom. this is mountain lake in ' 86. while the movie put the resort on the big screen. >> it was a mountain house. >> reporter: the film's star patrick swayze made a big impression on mountain lake. >> he really talked to the help and people here, and he, you know, went in the kitchen a lot and in fact he bought beer for them and so forth. so they sat out back and drank beer. >> reporter: filming for dirty dancing at mountain lake lasted only three weeks. it was the same time of the year, september ' 86. now 20 years later the memories of the crew and especially patrick swayze still live on. >> he was a very congenial person. didn't put on any airs at all. >> reporter: mike porter field

was a cook at the time and he remembers giving patrick swayze a lift down the mountain on his ' 83 83 suzuki. >> the funny thing is he grabbed ahold of the bar very manly. three curves down he got me. it was funny. >> he didn't talk about hollywood or making movies but how beautiful the area is and horses. >> his nickname is buddy and he is just the epitome of that. we felt like he was our buddy while he was here. >> very special remembrances from geils county, gay virginia. catherine listen, does that name ring a bell, probably not. >> but you will if you recognize her. >> you recognize her as the

crotched old woman in desperate housewives. she has been smoking since she was 16 and stopped smoking in one during her first bout with lung cancer and she said what she would like to do is along with her recovery is alter the perception that people with lung cancer have done this to themselves. so we wish her well. >> absolutely. we have sad news for jessica simpson. her dog is missing. it turns out it was a coyote that took the dog. the singer wrote on her twitter page, my heart is broken because a coyote took my precious daisy right in front of my eyes, horror. she is offering a reward for the return of the poor little doggy. must be heart breaking. >> thing about it is the return is not very likely. >> not likely. >> oh, my goodness. >> a more upbeat story to share

with you. universal studios or the amusement for park in old are actually opening a harry potter experience and i can't believe this hasn't been done yet with the popularity of harry potter. it will have multiple attractions, shops and a signature restaurant including three broom sticks of hogs head pub and a new ride called harry potter and the forbidden journey but interesting that has not happened yet but it will happen in the spring in universal of old. fashion on film. before coco premiered last night talking about coco chanel and how she became the power house she is. >> looks like a good movie. >> yeah, it does. things are fairly quiet with the exception of northeast of baltimore and eastern shore. to sour south