his ideas for creating jobs are the best solutions for everyone. susan mcginniss for cbs news, washington. vice president biden will also hit the road this week to push the president's job bill. he plans to visit pennsylvania tomorrow. today the estranged husband of jane mcquain is scheduled to go before a judge in charlotte, north carolina for absolute extradition hearing. curtis lopez is charged with stabbing her to death inside her apartment. this comes as family and friends continue to search for her missing eight-year-old son, william. they are searching parks for any sign of the 11-year-old. police are not saying they think william is dead. another search expected to happen later today. president obama and civil rights leaders spent their sunday afternoon dedicating the new martin luther king jr. memorial. the ceremony took place as

hurricane irene delayed the original event. as bruce johnson tells us, huge crowds showed up to honor the civil rights leader. at times the dedication of the king memorial resembled an outdoor church service with lots of music, preaching and remembering this country's greatest civil rights leader. >> as we dedicate this monument, i can hear my father say that oppressed people cannot remain oppressed forever. >> reporter: president obama was only six years old when martin luther king was assassinated. but no one among the 10,000 people missed the significance of the nation's first african-american president dedicating the first monument for an african-american. >> a black preacher, no official rank or title, who somehow gave

voice to our deepest dreams, and our most lasting ideas. >> reporter: the president seemed to tie the struggles to dr. king's times to his efforts to deal with this economy. >> as tough as times may be, i know we will overcome. >> reporter: dedication to a fraction of the crowd that would have been here in august had not hurricane irene cancelled the event. yet sprinkled among some of the speakers some members of the civil rights movement. >> his leadership gave birth to a new american. >> he was always getting upset with tall people, who looked down on him. now, he is 30 feet tall, looking down on everybody. mega star stevie wonder took the stage. in the crowd, scores of entertainers, politicians and corporate leaders who donated

to the king memorial or marched with dr. king. bruce johnson, 9news now. >> the king memorial is very personal for president obama. he credits the civil rights leader with paving his path to the white house. he left a copy of his inaugural speech in a time capsule at the site. 4:33. here's a look at other things making news now. the occupy wall street movement is showing no signs of letting up. over the weekend it spread to several cities in the country and overseas to europe. protesters were arrested after refusing to take are down their tents. 19 people, including princeton university professor cornell west was arrested while protesting on the supreme court. the demonstrators are part of the stop the machine protest against corporate influence. dr. west is a well-known

writer. indy car drivers and fans are mourning the death of indianapolis 500 winner dan wheldon. the 33-year-old died in a fiery 15--car pileup at the las vegas motor speedway sunday. three other drivers were injured. wheldon is the indianapolis 500 champion. there was talk of a possible controversy between rex grossman and john beck. >> maybe it is back. after yesterday's game versus the eagles, the controversy is now the talk of dc sports. grossman had what can only be described here as his worst game of the season. he threw four interceptions, only completed nine passes before he was benched for beck. beck would go on to lead the

skins offense on a touchdown drive, but it wasn't enough to overcome the eagles and michael vick. vick had one touchdown one interception and a 20-13 win over the skins. the skins are now 3-2 on the year. no word who will start under center next sunday? uconn van mcnabb and his former team were in chicago for the game against the bears. the highlight of the game, bears receiver scored on a 48-yard touchdown pass. 3-10 another note from this game, mcgame was benched. another team from baltimore hosted the texans. the path went down the field deep for a 32-yard touchdown

and the ravens were back on top. ricky williams puts the game away with a four yard touchdown, ravens win 29-14. game six of the national league championship series, cardinals visiting milwaukee at the top of the third. nobody on. a solo homerun, cards held on to win this one 12-6. they advanced to the world series. where they are going to face the texas rangers. nasa charters a space light. dc voting rights supporters spend their weekend march go on washington. we are back in two minutes with your weather first. you are watching 9news now.

welcome back. almost 4:39 on this monday morning. a couple of sprinkles well north and west of town. mostly cloudy skies early. partly to mostly sunny, upper 60s at noon. highs today in the low to mid-70s. 6:00 still very comfortable. right about 70 degrees. rain for midweek. i'll have that in a few minutes. right now here's monika. >> reporter: southbound 295, overnight a huge hole developed in the right lane. authorities are on the scene, i'll have more on this and other area roadways coming up in my next report. time for the first money report of the year. bank of america and wells fargo

among the banks expected to release results. last week jp morgan chase. banks may offer more bad news because of weakness. also a busy week for economic reports including the latest on inflation and home sales. the stock market coming off the best three week game since july of 2009. stocks rallying on strong earnings from google. the dow standing this morning at 11644. climbed 166 points on friday up almost 4% for the week. the nasdaq added 47 points per gain, on 7 cents for the week. the nasdaq rose 21 friday. the national association of letter carriers was hiring its own financial consultants. they are going to study the future of the postal service.

the agency lost $8 billion last year and is proposing cutting mail delivery to five days a week. cutting as many as 200,000 postal positions. internet video chad service skype is now officially part of microsoft. the two companies joined forces last thursday. that is when microsoft completed its $8.5 billion buyout of skype. mix soft is count go on skype to give it a bigger president fence online socializing. nasa is booking a flight to virgin galactics. it is working to become the world's first commercial space line. the nasa charter would be a sub orbital flight. the contract includes options for two additional flights. would you go on it? what do you think? >> i'm not sure. i have to watch some of the old movies and see what to do. it is a little scary. but it is the future. >> there are new guidelines for diagnose and go screening

children who have adhd. the recommendation suggests treatment for children as young as four years old. more coming up on that.

no good morning, welcome welcome back to 9 news now. a glorious weekend. just beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. >> it was. got to say hi to tony up in

charlestown. charlestown, we don't mention it enough. good to see you there on saturday. enjoyed it. we have a decent start to the day and the week. midweek is when our problems will be, wednesday probably not going to happen with outdoor plans. but either side that have looks all right. at your bus stop forecast, mostly cloud did i skies out there a few sprinkles in western maryland, parts of west virginia. we are all watching that along 68 and 70 this morning and out in the mountains. temperatures running 57 to 65. our day planner today. mostly cloudy to start. 68 by noon though. skies are mostly sunny. it will best temperatures in the low maybe even mid 70s. by 8:00 partly cloudy and 64. so a decent start to the week. cold front up to the north. not a strong one but you notice the showers with them here. southern pennsylvania and

southern ohio. some of them had been sneaking some -- sneaking in toward individual and maryland. we have seen a few sprinkles toward cross junction. that is it right now. behind the front we have temperatures in the 50s. oakland now down to 41. 64 in culpepper. 64 fredericksburg. here in washington we sit at a comfortable 65. light winds west northwest at reagan national. the dew points at the upper 40s. the air mass still fairly comfortable. i want to point your attention to the cold up across montana. 20s in spots. going to touch some of the cooler air toward the second half of the week. while we start mild this week, once the storm system pushes through, we will cool down.

all this rain and snow here, across the essential and northern rockies. you have a lot of weather down across south florida, the keys, western cuba. this storm is going to come up in response to the rockies coming across. that is why it looks like wednesday will turn out to be a wet day. we put the fought cast in motion. by noon look at that. we are clearing down, over toward ocean city and richmond. tonight a couple of clouds here and there during the overnight. the next system is starting to gather itself by late tuesday. the storm in florida is moving north, by wednesday morning we have showers and moderate, maybe heavy rain at times here. as we go through wednesday, wednesday afternoon low pressure will be passing us. that is why i think wednesday is probably a loss outside. but you know, we'll make the best of it.

today 73, clouds give way to sunshine, 72 tomorrow after being in the upper 40s and 50s again tonight. by wednesday cooler and wet, 68 degrees. it is going to be a wet day. 68 might be optimistic there on wednesday. as we head toward the rest of the 7-day forecast, thursday 60 degrees. windy wednesday and thursday. but by friday and saturday very october like. low temperatures in town in the mid-40s 9. we have lots of 30s coming here at the end of the week. sunny and 65. monika santani stepping in. we have a very busy, busy monday morning. we have had a situation in the district on the southbound side of 295 at south capital street where a huge hole developed southbound side in the right lane. it is three by six feet. police is on the scene assessing the situation. it is a bit of a safety

concern. in the meantime the right lane is blocked. left lane is getting by. south capital street remains blocked as well. your choices are north of this point take malcolm x, on the south side, take chesapeake street to overlook avenue. that is your detour. police are on the scene helping you get around the situation as well. we are hearing south capital street may reopen by 5:00. let's go over to the map north side of town. on the beltway where you have construction being picked up. very slow and heavy as they were picking up the cones from the overnight construction. lanes should be reopened shortly and i'll show you that next time around as well. coming up in my next report we'll look at both those situations. thank you monika. thousands of demonstrators stood shoulder to shoulder on the washington monument lawn saturday. they were answering the call

from civil rights leaders who were pushing the president's jobs plan. he then led a chant with a simple message. >> what do we wan? when do we want it? >> reporter: the demonstration included hundreds who were also marching for dc statehood. they were led by dc mayor vincent gray. the event was timed to happen the same weekend as the martin luther king memorial dedication. >> this is the last colony. this is the jurisdiction that has been blocked from having its voice in congress. >> the district of columbia elects two shadow senators and a shadow representative who have no voting rights.

the dc delegate to the house of representatives is only allowed to vote in committee. the american academy of pediatrics is out for new guidelines for diagnose and go treating kids with adhd. >> the panel recommends all patients between four and 18 be evaluated who show signs of the condition. >> reporter: 10-year-old michael takes medication for his adhd. doctors diagnosed him with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder when he was five years old. >> he was having trouble focusing. any sound he would hear, he would be distracted. >> reporter: hyperactivity, lamb of impulse control and lack of attention are all classic signs of adhd. but treating preschoolers who exhibited those symptoms used to be tricky, because there were no formal guidelines until now. the american academy of peed the

kt tricks just released a treating plan. >> reporter: more than 5 million children have been diagnosed with adhd at some point in their lives. under the new guidelines, the first treatment should be behavior therapy fthat doesn't work and the symptoms are pretty bad, doctors should consider medication. >> the hope is with earlier identification and first line treatment, children will be able to function better, be better accepted by their peers and do better in grade school. >> reporter: michael struggled during kindergarten and had to repeat the grade. his mother wishes he had gotten help soon year at four, had he been diagnosed with adhd, i could have saved myself and my son a lot of grief. >> reporter: now in fourth grade he is doing well in school, sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. previous guidelines

included 6-12 year olds. now it includes from four until 18 years of age. premature babies may be at a greater risk for autism. a new report found low birth weight could increase the child's risk for the disorder by five times. sports related knee injuries are on the rise in children. more than 400% spike was found. the study such an increase in year round sports and more aggressive treatment may be to blame. the postal service issued a commemorative stamp series. the double cancel envelope features a picture of the martin luther king memorial, includes a bar bra jordan stamm and two stamps from the to form a more perfect union series.

once cancellation bears today's date the second is august 28th, 2011 to mark the 48th anniversary of dr. king's i have a dream speech. before we head to break, it is time to look at the question of the morning. it is on average women tend to do this five times more than men. talk on the february, send texts or post pictures on facebook? put your answer on our facebook page and we'll share some of your responses later on.

welcome back. howard here 4:55. clouds around this morning, but i do believe we'll see those clouds give way to sunshine. a good deal of sunshine this afternoon. by 1:00 nice, west wind at 7, 77 degrees. good afternoon if you can spend a little time outside, low

service at 3:00. around 72 at 5:00 p.m. howard we are taking a look at a map of an overnight problem southbound 295. the overpass is south capital street where a huge hole has developed in the right lane. i'll have more on this and other road conditions, coming up. the vienna-based facility celebrated its one year anniversary this weekend. it is open to houses in north then individual virginia, dc and maryland. with mental and physical disabilities, there is an indoor swimming pool, which is accessible to wheelchairs, and overnight stays. an overnight stay costs $600 per child. families are paying just 75 bucks thanks to corporate and private donations. the site of this year's potomac

river jam the stay long free celebration took place at the river center in the historic park. eat september was sponsored by the conserve vancesy and included local musicians, an art exhibit and other family activity. hundreds of people attended the 14th annual bethesda row arts festival on saturday. the free event turned downtown bethesda into a downtown art gallery. real steel continues to dominate the box office. the baltimore disney movie about future resist being boxing robots finished with $3.6 million. footloose came in second with 16. $1 million and the thing rounded out the top three bringing in $8.7 million. can you believe it? mr. hollywood, george clooney

has another film coming out already? >> there is a real life willie wonka contest. sandra hughes has more. another night, another rhett carpet for george clooney. a movie from the award winning director of sideways. expect the same kind of poignant humor in this film. and he has to take over. it opens november 18th. who here likes to win. in theaters friday is the mighty max based on the true tale of the 1971 and 172 college women's basketball team. this is a hoopster cinderella story of a team which is so bad no one comes to their games. the women have no gym and no uniforms. the team is steer today a national championship. >> there was no way these people if you looked at it on the page would ever get to where they were. >> it was that story line that

hooked them. >> it has to have some sense of death to it. when i read it i was so inspired by the story. if you are a fan of the original willie wonka and the chocolate factory. you know all about his contest to tour the tact friday the and -- the factory and the business. there is a contest to give five lucky winners a trip to los angeles. andrea hughes, cbs news, hollywood. good morning, thank you for watching 9news now. i'm andrea roane. howard can start us off with weather first. >> reporter: right now, wednesday is kind of the yuck day of the week and then we finish out. >> how do you