average. right now outside the beltway most of us are in the 30s and 20s, feeling like the 20s with the wind chill and winds out of the west and northwest will be fairly brisk will into the afternoon. a blustery day as we move from the 30s into the 40s. most of us will be held back into the lower 40s. later on tonight. mostly cloudy temperatures will plummet down into the 20s. some of the gusts we have been tracking over the last hour or so. this will continue into the afternoon and that means the next three days with the cold arctic air in place, a possibility of moisture early tomorrow morning bringing a little bit of a flurry into that morning drive. by the afternoon only in the lower 30s. before turning a corner later on in the week. >> >> reporter: olga, we have the

light volume at least for the morning ride. if you have to head in, including at the wilson bridge in each direction, through local lanes with lie volume. no early problems. 295 for that matter heading north on 95 and 395, the ride right now is good. heading up into springfield. the lane restrictions lifted in virginia and on 270 in maryland. traffic now on 95 and 395 heading up to the 14th street bridge there is a stretch of graham road. ongoing crash investigation in quincy avenue. everything is open on 77 on 50 on lee highway was well. thank you we feelly. this morning several families are wondering exactly what caused the crash that killed two people and injured three others. >> this crash happened early yesterday morning on jones bridge road and lancaster

drive. a front seat passenger and a passenger in the back seat were killed. this is a sad story that's been repeated since the end of last year. >> absolutely. we spoke to a nurse manager who came out here and she says you see this repeatedly. you talk to your young people. you tell them if you are ever in trouble give us a call. however we should preface that by saying we don't know exactly how these young people found themselves in this situation. what led to the crash. certainly a tragic start to the new year for the families involved, five young people were in that car, three of them survived. two are here being treated at suburban hospital. look at these horrific pictures at jones bridge road at lancaster drive. the driver of the chevy blazer lost micrel. the sufficient uhobbed the curb and crashed through a fence on

the bethesda naval property. that vehicle struck a tree head on the 22-year-old man who was driving that vehicle now getting life saving treatments in baltimore after being flown to shock trauma. the other two men ages 18 and 1 here at suburban with non life threatening injuries. >> screeching brakes i heard and and then i heard like bang the crumpling of metal. >> neighbors woke to that frightening noise. when you hear that noise you know it is unfortunately not good news. a lot of neighbors even said they felt their houses shake. they thought a roof collapsed nearby. that was a fourth of that car slamming into that tree and then erupting and crumpling into just a mess of mangled car at that point. we know the two young people who

died were actually killed instantly there at the scene. police are mentioning they are trying to figure out what happened. if speed, alcohol or a distraction was a cause into this crash. this is the second accident in less than a week that took the lives of young adults. 22-year-old i can't niece richards and 19-year-old tamara johnson were killed this past thursday after the suv smashed into a brick retaining wall. 18-year-old deteen john mccain was the only survivor of a crash. the cause of that accident is still under investigation. an elderly couple is hospitalized with life threatening injuries. investigators say just after 10:00 a.m. yesterday morning on summit avenue, mary ann harrington lost control of her car and she hit 77-year-old

john whalen and his wife, dorothy. the back and forth battle for iowa between the gop presidential hopefuls will come to an end tomorrow night. >> the iowa caucuses will be held tomorrow. right now mitt romney and ron paul are locked in a close race. according to a recent des moines register poll romney has 24% support, paul has 22%. rick santorum followed closely behind. newt gingrich and rick perry and michelle bachmann. as we have seen over the last few months, things are constantly changing. 41% say they could still change their minds at the caucuses. with one day to go, governor romney is trying to hold on to his lead focusing on president obama. the gap between his

promises and his performance is the largest i have seen, well, since the kardashian wedding and the promise of til death do we part. santorum who is in third place is hoping for a laugh minute surge. gingrich also said no matter what happens tomorrow in iowa he is staying in the race. the chances of newt gingrich, rick perry and michelle bachmann getting on the ballots for the virginia primary are dwindling. attorney general says he supports a change but the changes won't happen in time for the 2012 presidential election. both gingrich and perry went to court to challenge the exclusions from the virginia ballot. >> after working through different scenarios to attempt to make changes in time for the 2012 election, my concern is we

cannot make such changes fair. he says he will vigorously support is efforts to reduce the ballot access in virginia but he won't support applying the changes in the upcoming presidential election. the emperor spoke of the march earthquake that killed tens of thousands. the tsunami caused the worst nuclear accident since chernobyl it caused flooding that left over 100 people dead. the emperor said while 2011 was difficult he praise 2012 will be one of recovery from the country and its citizens the time right now is 6:07 and i am watching your money. folks facing foreclosure can spend a long time in their homes if they put up a fight.

tactics include challenging the foreclosure action with the bank, waiting to file paperwork until the deadline, requesting the original paperwork. nationwide the average time it takes to process a foreclosure from the first missed payment to the final foreclosure auction has climbed to 674 days. in dc it is closer to three years .10 53 days. get ready to pay more for powerball. ticket prices going up to $2. lottery organizers said it will entice more people to play because jackpots are getting bigger. the move is a strategy to differentiate the games from mega millions. both games are sold in 42 states plus the u.s. virgin islands and washington, d.c. the price change takes effect

january 15th. >> and get your extra coins ready not only for powerball, but for the drive. if you drive some roads in the common welling, the charge at the main plaza on the dulles toll road is going up a quarter to $1.50. the increase is supposed to go toward the construction of the dulles metro rail project. and in maryland, the bigger your truck the bigger your bill. tractor trailers will pay $24 to cross the chesapeake bay bridge, $36 on i-95 and the hateton bridge on route 40. rates for cars and other two axle vehicles went up in november. there will be another toll hike for all vehicles coming in july of 2013. a missing monkey is returned to a california zoo, safe and sound. how he was lured to safety is our story. plus the search for a killer in the state of washington. a park ranger is dead and police are searching for a gunman in the wilderness.

but first, olga breeze will have your weather, first.

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welcome back. at 6:12 i'm olga breeze in for howard bernstein. very blustery you had. winds at 15 to 20 miles per hour. we will have sunshine through midday. temperatures staying in the 30s for the most part and hitting the lower 40s by later on this afternoon. we'll build in cloud cover tonight and definitely see a chilly morning tomorrow making it down into the 20s. tomorrow's highs very cool, only in the 30s. beverly in florida likewise on the roadways no incidents to

report. light volume i-270 corridor, 95 maryland, virginia 95. light volume on the interstate and headed downtown. your next check of traffic comes up at 6:18. thank you beverly. it is 6:13 and time to take a look at stories making headlines this morning. >> reporter: right now investigators have searching for the gunman believed to have shot and killed a national park ranger. margaret anderson was killed yesterday. police say benjamin barnes is a strong person of interest in anderson's death. the 24-year-old is an iraq war veteran and has survival skills. the mother of her child says barnes suffered from posttraumatic stress. surveillance video of a person in a string of arson fires has been released. so far there has been 43 fires set in hollywood, west hollywood and north hollywood. >> reporter: dressed in all

black, and walking with a limp, this man may be connected to the string of suspicious fires in los angeles. police say he was caught on surveillance video near two of the fires. over the last three nights, more than 40 vehicles have been set ablaze. mark hooper's carport was one of the latest hit. >> 8:00 new year's eve, people were just getting out of the shower. they had their music up, they were in a very festive mood and suddenly flames two stories high. >> reporter: his parking lot is now filled with ash. he said he is filled with fear. >> very uneasy. you don't know where or when it is going to happen again. >> reporter: this woman was brought to tears after seeing her second story home destroyed. her neighbor, eloise renteria, lost her car. >> reporter: in nearly every case the vehicles set on fire

were parked under car ports like this. allowing the flames to spread quickly. authorities won't go into detail about the cause of the fires. but believe they are related. >> because of the commonality in the mode of ignition, we believe that it is the same individual. >> reporter: the fires have not claimed any lives. but hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of property have been damaged or destroyed. a squirrel monkey is back at the san francisco zoo. banana sam was found saturday evening in stern grove park. a park visitor noticed the 17-year-old monkey and lured him into a backpack. banana sam was stolen thursday after thieves cut through a gate. now security has been beefed up. for the second new year's in a row dead birds have littered

the streets of bee bee, arkansas. authorities say 100 dead black birds were found far less than the thousand found last year. fireworks set off on new year's eve is being blamed for the death. the state game and fish commission said someone appears to have targeted black bird groups. howard is off. he will be back tomorrow but in for him today is olga breeze. she has a cool start to the week. i think it wouldn't be so bad because of the temperatures. they are in the upper 30s near 40 degrees. that is what is making it feel much, much colder. winds at this hour are right around 15 miles per hour. we are going to ramp those up later on this afternoon. heavy gusts as well. for your planning purposes today, make sure you have a good layer as you step on out this morning. we are right around 38, 39 degrees at this hour. we are going to hover in this range for the next several.

bring in plenty of sunshine to get you moving this morning. if you are heading out and about you definitely want the sunglasses with you. we'll build in a little bit of cloud cover say about 3:00, 4:00. we'll start to see partly cloudy skies. highs today to top out into the lower range. 40s for most of us. watch for temperatures to really start to take a dive. out in the 40s into the 30s even 20s for overnight lows tonight. the winds will be brisk at times. keep that in mind as you are heading out and about. with the forecast this will definitely be cold. moving into tuesday, wednesday as well. with those breezes we will see a few of the clouds from time to time. then the ark tick blast comes through with force later tonight as the next cold front moves on through. that is opening the way for the canadian air. dry but very cold. it is going to stick around with us for the next couple of days.

here's how we are looking wind gusts for the rest of the region. we have seen 26 miles per hour wind gusts through reagan national airport and even 36 miles per hour winds moving on through the air force base. high pressure is settling into the central portion of the u.s. we are quiet on satellite and radar through the central portion of the u.s. however as the system moves closer and closer to us, that is what is cranking up our winds. colder air off to the north. when the front slides on through it is opening the way for all of us to move on down through your region. again it is going to stick around through the afternoon hours through tomorrow. we'll even see cold conditions. beltway temperatures are cold to start with. the futurecast is going to keep the sun around. we will have a little bit of a warm-up through midday and late afternoon.

seasonal norms by the late in the day. partly cloudy skies overnight tonight fairly uneventful. the moisture is moving off toward our west. snowy precipitation is going to stay west of the blue ridge. some of the moisture will work its way in early thursday morning. we could see a snowflake or flurry. then into the afternoon tuesday, cold air keeps us right around that freezing mark. colder air yes stays around for about the next two days or so. for your planning purposes today, looking not too bad. for most of us, we could see clear down into our southern region. definitely a cold night tonight. we are talking about temperatures right around 25 degrees on average. a little cold, a little warmer in the city center by only a couple of degrees. the breezeston are definitely going to stick around. olga right now pretty much

uneventful on the roadways. a conning stretch with the ongoing crash investigation. all your lanes are open on 66 between gainsville and the beltway inside the beltway through falls church. the light volume, hov restrictions lifted on interstate in virginia. northbound i-95 dealing with the light volume heading into springfield heading toward woodbridge and south. incident free, the i-270 corridor we mentioned the ho restrictions lifted. heading into clarksburg, and points south, nice, light volume out there. your next check of timesaver traffic. back to you. >> reporter: thank you beverly. let's take another look at our question of the day. our usa today poll suggests americans collectively eat 100 pounds of this every

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good morning once again. it is 6:24. on this monday very brisk and breezy outside. actually blustery in some locations. we have been clocking winds, hefty ones from time to time, particularly through some of our regions we have wind gusts above 25 miles per hour. this will continue as we head through midday and late afternoon. we are mostly sunny to start. temperatures hovering right now around the upper 30s. we are going to sit here for the next couple of hours and slowly

inch toward the 40-degree mark. upper only lower 40s for highs for today. we'll start to pull in some of the cloud cover. the 7-day forecast does stay on the very cold side. in fact, we could see a flurry early tomorrow morning. jessica, andrea? >> thank you olga. our time is 6:25. where your grocery bill is going up if you ask for paper or plastic.

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we are back at 62:00 and this is always the place to get your weather first. this is a live look at the u.s. capital, beautiful shot there. at 38 degrees. it started out in the 40s. temperatures are dropping rapidly. >> still not used to it being dark this early. >> i know. thank you for starting your day with us. i'm andrea roane. >> reporter: gusts are coming

through here on the weather, 35 miles per hour gusts just want that layer as you step out this morning. our day planner, lots of sunshine. sunglasses too. up per 30s nor 40 degrees. a few more clouds, we will make it into the low 40s. a cold night tonight. in the 20s. olga, right now we are looking good on the roadways. no early problems to report. college park heading west into silver spring. no delays. the light volume i-95 corridor 50 between the eastern shore. the i-270 corridor going to get busier as the day goes on. so far so good on 95. getting into springfield. keep in mind the hov lane restrictions, on the 395 corridor in virginia. all the hov restrictions in

maryland. 395 up to the 14th street bridge. downtown traffic volume has been light. surviving victims of an accident that killed two people remain hospitalize. >> this accident happened early new year's morning in bethesda on jones bridge road. two people were taken to suburban hospital. delia? >> reporter: good morning, we are just 24 hours after this crash happened. police are still investigating. after this point they are not releasing the identities of five young people involved in this crash. however we can tell you two of them are at suburban hospital. they were passengers men 18 and 19 years old. let's take a look at this heartbreaking video the deadly crash happened on jones bridge road at lancaster drive. the 22-year-old male driver of

the chevy blazer left the roadway somehow crashing through the fence before slamming head on into a tree. a young passenger seated in the back seat died instantly. the driver is at baltimore shock trauma receiving life treatment there. neighbors tell us that stretch of road is very treacherous. >> the curves are deceiving because they don't look severe. but they throw drivers off and they lose control of the car if they are going a little bit too fast or are just not aware of the curves. >> still lots of unanswered questions this morning, though lots of heartbreak. on those with those families to our suffering through this tragic loss of the two young people and prayers for the three who are in the hospital this morning. police are still trying to determine what caused this

crash. thank you delia. obviously a horrible situation. one northwest dc club was dark during the new year's celebration. police chief kathy la near closed down the mood lounge after two stabbings outside the club early friday morning. both victims are expected to be okay. chief la near used the emergency suspension of liquor licenses act to shut the club down. if you are heading out to the grocery store for the first time this year in montgomery county, bring your own bags or be prepared to add a few cents to your budget. the bag tax went into effect yesterday. shoppers will have to pay 5 cents for their bag. the move is to help the environment by promoting the use of reusable bags. i am watching your money. things will be quiet on wall street today. that is because the markets are

closed. trading will resume tomorrow. 2011 on a down note. the dow ended the year at 12217. overall for 2011 the dow added 5.5%. the nasdaq fell 8 points friday. the top stocks for the dow industrial average, mcdonald's up more than 30%. bank of america was the worst performing stock in 2011, dropping nearly 60%. the company has declared bankruptcy and the stock prices closed under $1 for 30 straight days. now the new york stock exchange is pulling it. no question the ipod, iphone and ipad have legions of fans. a brit has been head of apple's

design team since the 19950s. he is credited with bringing apple back from the brink of financial ruin. we applaud the move. >> well done. if you are a lot of folks right now, you have probably already broke than new year's resolution. it is not too late though, to start over. there is an app to help you keep your resolution in place and that is coming up at 6:45. we'll be back. [ mom ] hey guys. guys...

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good morning, welcome back to 9news now. happy new year you the new year will bring some cold temperatures this morning. >> cold, windy, at least we are dry. >> i am thankful for that. unfortunately, not in the mountains. the mountain range has seen some snow earlier this week. flakes in our area for this week we are looking at a very cold and blustery start to your monday morning. a lot of folks do have this as their official day off for the new year. stay right there. if you step outside maybe you have to get that paper this morning or take the dog out for a walk, bundle up. clear skies through midmorning and the winds kicking up out of the west and northwest at 15 to 20 miles per hour.

regular winds were already feeling quite a bit of a wind chill. feeling more like the 30s right now. mainly clear skies through midday. we will build in the cloud cover late in the day. partly cloudy skies. after sunset, temperatures go down very, very quickly. through the 40s and 30s and 20s for overnight lows for the nigh. very cold and presencesy day today. we won't have any wind advisoryize. it is the gusts from time to time. it could be up to 35 miles per hour. it is going to give us an opportunity to bring in more cloud cover by late afternoon. then we are looking at the arctic blast coming through with the cold front today. very cold conditions overnight into the 20s and even teens in the suburban areas. today it is sticking around

tomorrow into midweek. there will be a little bit of an improvement. here's how we look on our satellite radar scan. the snowy precipitation out to the mountains is not making it past the blue ridge to us. we will see a little bit of a drier air coming through. we talk about those dew points, seeing too much in the way of moisture. the doppler wind gusts are pretty hefty. 25, 35 miles per hour. throughout the day today. as we look at satellite and radar, high pressure is setting up across the center of the nations. we have the low pressure system moving in through the upper new england area going to move off to the coast, but it is drag that go cold front with it. it will open the door for some of the coldest temperatures we have seen. in the last several days or weeks. the colder air already has minneapolis sitting at 18 degrees 11 in bismarck.

those are the kinds of numbers we are going to see over the next 48 hours. right now though it is 38 degrees at reagan national. leesburg where you factor in the wind, it is feeling more like the 20s and barely inside the city center. we will keep the dry air around for a couple of days. if you are sensitive to the try air, take your humidifier down. futurecast is quiet. at least for now. we are uneventful for the morning. we might see a few clouds move in through midday and late day. for the most part we will finish up with a partly cloudy afternoon. then on your tuesday, we are tracking a lot of this moisture. early morning moisture toward the panhandle of maryland. some of that may make it across the mountain range so yes we have a little bit of a

snowflake in store for tuesday morning. then we have a pretty good deal of sunshine for tuesday afternoon. quiet into the evening hours. tomorrow's temperatures very, very cold as the north winds will continue. stick with us for the next couple of days. highs today right around the lower 40s for most of us. ton it will be very, very cold. in the city center, we get up to 27. near the shore with the moisture, temperatures stay a couple of degrees warmer. it is very optimistic we are going to see 33, 32 degrees at reagan national airport tomorrow. most will stay well below normal. 42 degrees for monday. only barely 32 degrees for tuesday and then we start to imroughing a little by. we'll go back to the 30s wednesday. but look at the long term forecast.

we can go through this cold stretch. but by thursday and friday, we start to push back into the 40s, even looking at milder, 50-degree temperatures through the friday and saturday. and yes that is going to feel much nicer for us, once we get rid of the chilly overnight low and his get back to more january like temperatures as we push back into the 40s by next sunday. beverly? >> reporter: olga, right now light volume around the roadways. we had an incident we had been working cleared out of the roadway. falls church between arlington boulevard and 29 lee highway, accident cleared out over the road. you may have folks that have been visiting in town through the holidays and they are about to head out. now is the time to go. s are open to northbound traffic. returning traffic in the restrictions lifted on the interstates in virginia.

beltway and maryland incident free with the light volume heading through silver spring. no problems the 95 in maryland. 15 in a nap list -- in -- more than likely as 2011 came to a close you made new year's resolutions. the top resolutions for this year are, lose weight, getting organized, spend less, save more, enjoy life to the fullest, staying fit and healthy, learn something exciting, quit smoking, helping others in their dreams, fall in love, and number 10, spend more time with family. there is an app to help you keep your resolutions. this morning i'm joined by kristine fisk. good morning and happy new year to you. >> good morning and happy new

year. >> kristine, there is an app for everything and now one to keep our resolutions. just how bad were we at make and go then succeeding with resolutions? >> well, we did some research on our side here. we learned that a lot of people fail resolutions. in fact, up to 88% of people cannot keep a resolution after two weeks into the new year. which spurred our interest in developing an app called antiresolution. >> so basically, you are saying don't make a resolution in order to keep a resolution? how does that work? >> that's right. our idea is to take small steps and commit and pledge to do small steps instead of a big resolution, because we often set these big, overwhelming goals that are unrealistic. and most of us are not able to keep a long-term goal like that. we are very directed by the

small action movement, which is what we think of as doing something small every day to improve your well-being instead, and by focusing on that small action you are much more likely to reach a larger goal in the end, as opposed to thinking about something overwhelming like losing 30 pounds or trying to run the marathon if you have never done that before. it is better to break it down into steps. we have one minute left, kristine. you have done this. how easy was it to keep? >> reporter: i pledge to eat one vegetarian meal a day. by doing so i was very aware of the benefits it felt great to

do so, i felt great of consuming less meat products, it just encouraged me to eat that way even more often than that, because i just got started to get into a habit. >> reporter: what about people who want to save money? instead of i'm going to save $10,000 this year, what would you recommend? >> right, i would say find something small you can do every day or every week to save some money. brown bag your lunch. you can brown bag your lunch and save several dollars a day. try to do that three times a week. every time, you'll see the benefit. and save money by the end of the year. kristine fisk with a link to your website and we'll provide

a link. again happy new year to you. you are welcomed. small little steps. it is time to answer the question of the day. a usa today poll suggests americans collectively eat 100 pounds of this every second. chocolate, hamburgers or french fries? the answer is? >> i don't know. >> we don't know. we'll tell you later. we hear it from the voice of god. >> chocolate. >> okay. that is a lot of chocolate. we'll be right back. alright everybody, get your heads up.

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we have sub sunshine now with winds working around. gusts higher than that. cloud cover later on this afternoon. our high will make it into the lower range 40. very cold tonight as well. back to you. here's a look at the news before you go. two people were killed in a new year's day crash in bethesda along jones bridge road after the driver of an suv lost control of a chevy blaze and crashed through a fence. an elderly couple is hospitalized with life threatening injuries after being hit while walking down a sidewalk in summit yesterday morning. police say the driver of a car lost control, ran up the curb, hit the man and his wife. starting tomorrow if you have to drive to virginia be prepared for traffic tie ups. the marks center will be fully

occupied with 400 employees. the new building is off 35 at seminary road. "the early show" begins in just six minutes. good morning, coming up on a special edition of the early show, we are going to hear from mitt romney on the eve of the caucuses. we'll see what he is predicting for tomorrow and how he plans to stop rick santorum's surge. we'll also talk live with michelle bachmann, and we'll talk with iowa governor terry brandstatt, coming up. >> bob: , thank you. it is 6:54. >> we'll have one more check on the weather and traffic when 9news now returns.

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welcome back. we are talking about one more thing. we were just talking about resolutions and we have made in resolutions. >> absolutely. a page from willie jolly. i'm going to jump out of bed every day with a smile on my face happy to be here. >> my resolution is to spend more time with the family and to just say no, so i can spend more time with the family. this year's key word is kindness. oh, i like that. be kind to us with the forecast. >> reporter: winter weather lovers, this is the kind of forecast i think you are going to enjoy. 40s for today but blustery with the winds out of the northwest. very cold tonight as we are down into the 20s.

then the arctic blast this year, we are looking at temperatures barely struggletology make the freezing mark by your tuesday afternoon and yes, very cold through midweek. then we turn the corner. we'll get back to the 40s and through the milder temperatures lit or this week. we have agentler drive overall. going to get busier on the interstates back through and to town. back to you. all right thank you. the early show begins next and they will have more on what else? the iowa caucuses. that's right. howard and olga and beverly will be back in 25 minutes with a live update on traffic and weather. things will be cold for today so take care out in that wind. don't forget to visit us for updates on news weather and drank. 4:25 the is the time have a wonderful day.