evaporated. the problem we have this morning is temperatures in many areas are at or below freezing. especially west of town or south of town. middle 30s toward annapolis and cambridge. you may have an isolated slick spots and will notice temperatures generally running anywhere from the mid-20s to prince william county. the lower 30s off to our east in prince george's. monika is in now. timesaver traffic so far it has been a decent is monday. >> i think you guys deserve that. what do you think? on the beltway all around town it has been incident free and actually, there aren't the normal delays that i usually talk blet me show what you it looks like outside. if you are planning to head over on the beltway outer loop side near new hampshire avenue near georgia avenue. you are going to find traffic is just the normal pace head fog georgia avenue and silver

spring from 95. as you can see, actually volumes are pretty light through the silver springs area and same story as you head through bethesda. back over to the maps, this time all the way over to southern maryland, incident free on route 5, route 4. andrew air force base and all the way down the line. we'll take a live look at branch avenue on the inner and outer looks of the beltway. basically between 95 and the wilson bridge. in my next report we'll look into virginia. back to you, jessica and andrea. thank you monika. happening today a sad ending to the search if a missing activist. investigators are now investigating a homicide. prince george's county police confirm the body pulled from a well is that of lenwood lenny harris of alexandria virginia. harris was last seen in september leaving the recreation center in old town. thursday an autopsy revealed harris was killed in september.

police released surveillance pictures of someone using harris' credit card at an atm in prince george's county just hours after he disappeared. harris' car was found in october in prince george's county. he was president of the operation hope, a community-based nonprofit. the identity of the fourth victim in a deadly crash on route 50 has been released. his name was terry wayne davis. this crash also killed three teenagers who were driving the wrong way on the street. davis was the driver of the car headed in the right direction. he died on his way to the hospital. the crash happened saturday morning. it is not known whether alcohol or speed were factors. a silver spring man has a court appearance this morning to face murder charges. montgomery county police say 68-year-old henry hutch-ins killed his wife. 62-year-old carol carter. police would only say carter had

suffered trauma to the upper body. hutch-ins himself called to report his wife was dead, and was taken into custody for questioning. he is being held without bond. a bond review hearing is scheduled later today. time running out for occupy protesters at mcpherson square in freedom plaza. >> in just under six hours, u.s. park police will begin enforcing a no camping rule. delia is live at mcpherson square. does it look like they are ready to get moving? >> reporter: no, it appears they are pretty comfortable so far take a look. just as many tents and tarps as we have seen for the past several months here. despite the chilly temperatures, folks haven't broken downey of these tents. we know by noon they will have to move them out here. we talked to folks who actually are looking forward to the deadline. the only difference we have seen so far is an increased police

presence, patrolling the grounds here around the park. today's deadline comes after several complaints by dc's mayor and health director about rats and other health concerns. it wasn't until congress got involved that the park service said it will take action. admitting he has been ignoring the ban, the park director said he would enforce it today. at a hearing last week it said it will finally move to end then campment. >> what we are doing is lawful and not violent and a demonstration. the park service has a mandate to enforce and to keep the peace. i can't they said we can't sleep.

another meet try to get sleep in during the day. you see these signs here, they have been posted throughout you know the whole three or four months that the folks have been here, they have been main stays. help us keep our park clean and on that list, camping prohibited. so a lot of folks said hey, obviously these prohibitions are posted here, why are the folks still camping? today is d-day. they will be moving out as of noon. coming up in my next live report, i'll let you know what the next step for the movement will be after noon today. back to you, andrea? jess? tomorrow is the florida primary and an nbc poll has good news of mitt romney. 42% of likely voters support him. newt gingrich has 27%. that has analysts looking ahead to a possible match up between romney and president obama. a gallup swing state poll shows

the two are virtually in a dead heat with romney garnering 48% of the vote and president obama has 47%. if gingrich won the nomination president obama would get 54% while gingrich would get 40%. the survey was taken in florida, highway highway and pennsylvania. it seems to be a two man race in florida. this may come as no surprise to you. romney and gingrich are taking jabs at each other as they campaign for those last minute votes. governor romney called his son up to rally the crowd in spanish. romney is targeting the hispanic community in hopes of extending his double digit lead in the polls. while gingrich is upping the antein hopes of extending his -- the ante, in hopes of extending his numbers. >> not going to nominate

somebody proabortion, progun control, protax increase liberal. >> reporter: gingrich is blaming romney's negative campaigning for his drop in the poll but the former massachusetts governor says gingrich's own record is to blame. >> it is one of the reason the housing market is in such trouble from florida. >> many in florida haven't recovered from the collapse of the housing market. rick santorum skipped a number of campaign events in florida, after his daughter, three-year-old bella, was hospitalized with pneumonia. santorum told supporters he hopes she can go home in the next few days. the child has a genetic condition, santorum says bella is awake, alert and back to being a beautiful, happy girl. the time right now 6:07, and i am watching your money. the stock market has had an impressive january. the dow was up about 4% and the nasdaq is up even better. up 7% for the month.

experts think it is going to be a pretty good year for tech stocks. the reason why, companies have been putting off replacing worn out technology during the recession. checking the numbers, the dow stands this morning at 12660, dropped 74 points in trading on friday. members of congress are cracking down on themselves, hoping to regain some of the public trusts. they are planning tougher penalties for insider trading. a vote today can clear the way for another new requirement that they disclosed their stock transactions after 30 days. the bill proprohibit members of congress from using nonpublic information for their own benefit or from tipping off others from inside information. last november a report on cbs's 60 minutes raised questions about trade about house speaker

john boehner. they denied any wrongdoing. a website called mega upload is finding itself in the crossroads of federal prosecutors and as many as 50 million users could see their data deleted by thursday. the service has already been blocked. prosecutors say it was used to download millions of illegal movies, music and other material. seven people are facing charges. mega up load is working with prosecutors to keep the data from being erased. whether it comes to telling a fib, people may be more likely to do it when they text. researchers from wichita state university and the university of british columbia and canada found it is easier for people to lie in a text message than when they communicate through video or in person. talking through video can make people feel as though they are being more closely watched. the study can be found in the journal of business ethics. my daughter is learning how

to fib, not good. we'll get her to text. just ahead on 9news this morning a deadly pile up that stretches on a highway in florida. plus a big night for "the help ." what they had to say about the screen actors guild, next. ifrs

cool this morning, in fact kind of chilly temperatures in the 30s. we'll top out in the middle 40s. and good morning everyone, i'm monika santini with your timesaver traffic, we are going to take a look outside at your camera and see branch avenue on the inner loop of the beltway. no delays leaving andrews air force base all the way down to the wilson bridge. more on virginia roadways coming up in my next report. back to you jessica and andrea. making news now. new developments in the case of a missing maine toddler. >> investigators say some of the girl's blood was found inside of her father's home.

the blood of eye la reynolds was found early in the investigation. she disappeared from her father's watererville, maine home six weeks ago. her father said she wasn't in her bed when he checked december 17th. a website run by the girl's mother said they are more than determined to find out what happened to eye la. it is being called the worst case of abuse they have ever seen. a young girl is dead after her mother's 22-year-old boy beat her to death in st. louis, missouri. three-year-old maya kato died after being found not breathing in her apartment. at least ten people were killed in an -- and 18 others injured in a pile up on i-75 in gainsville, florida. the crash happened sunday morning on both sides of the interstate. police say the florida highway was so shrouded in haze and

smoke drivers were blinded. ethe dc auto though continues. all the big automakers are there, showcasing their concept cars and green technology. if you didn't get to check out the show over the weekend, you have a few more days to do show. the show is open from noon until #k p.m. tickets are $12 for adults, $5 for children 6-12 and free for children under age five. seniors and military personnel get a $2 discount with proper id and tomorrow amilitary day. all active duty get free admission with photo id. that convertible mercedes we saw. wouldn't that be nice? maybe tuesday and even

wednesday. >> it got 80 miles to the gallon. >> the next couple of years i'm going to replace a car. for me mileage. >> and safety. >> everything is a trade-off. that is life, people. it is all a trade-off. like the weather. trading off today is going to be a chilly one. but we are going to get rewarded. if you like it warm, tomorrow and wednesday are going to be good days to you. here's a look at that bus stop. i'm on my short weather show. >> big weather time. >> give me a quick preview of the 7-day. here's the bus stop forecast. we are where we should be. that is monday morning. at the bus stop, clear, chilly, temperatures in the 20s and 30s. little bit of a wind chill as

well. sunrise at 7:16. now we are cooking with gas. today sunny but cold. 35, by noon 41. this is january cold or early february cold, mid-40s at 4:00 p.m. highs mid to upper 40s. by 8:00 we'll be back down toward the 40-degree mark. we'll take you outside and see the temperatures running in the mid-20s, in many areas out to the west around 30 in pred ricks burglary. -- in fredericksburg. we have 20s and 30s this morning just to get you going. as we look at some of the wind chills, little bit of a wind. 19 in culpepper here. fields like 27. on our michael and son camera, good visibility. clear skies. 35 degrees with the dew point only in the teens the wind chill at reagan national 27 this morning. really cold air up in alaska.

it is minus 55 in fort yukon. the good news for us is none of that really super cold seems like it is going to want to come down toward the lower 48. see the storms coming onshore and moving across the country west to east. for us we'll see a warming trend after today big time. 60s are on the way. today mid-40s. tonight we are dropping into the 30s. but tomorrow and wednesday these readings 63. 65 wednesday though could be a couple of showers in the afternoon. we'll take those showers into thursday, groundhog day 56 degrees. friday 52. saturday and sunday a chance for a couple of showers. we'll see exactly how that storm system develops. we go over to monika santini with timesaver traffic. temperatures are hard to believe in the next couple of days.

>> overall, i think the traffic's kind of hard to believe as well. good morning, everybody. here's what it looks like inside the beltway on 66 and 395. no problems with report. we are going to take a live look from sky 9. here's what it looks like at route 50. pace is still pretty good past route 50 as you head to this area. you are going to find a few brake lights of stop and go traffic. from route 50 heading on the beltway inbound on 66. a live look again at the beltway. if you are planning to head northbound on i-95, we'll take a live look in springfield. again your delays as you come up most of the way into springfield. it is going to be slow traffic for you. looking good as well on 395 on duke street heading up to the 14th street bridge. in my next report into maryland at 6:25. we want to take another look at our question of the morning.

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never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. i knew someday i was gonna do this walk. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. we can do this. we can all do this together. (man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. because everyone deserves a lifetime.

welcome back. your weather first 6:24 this mob -- this monday morning, you'll need a jacket. sunshine will be with us most of the day. a couple of clouds this afternoon. here's a look at our day planner. temperatures 20s and 30s. 36 at reagan national. by noon up to 42. mid-40s by 3:00. by 6:00 still mainly clear and 42. so bundle up. jessica? thank you, howard. "the help "didn't need any help last night. the film won three of the four

categories at the screen actors guild awards. the help won for outstanding performance by a cast in a motion picture. the movie went up against top hitters, violative davis won outstanding performance by a female actor. and beating out meryl streep in the iron lady and michelle williams. davis said she decided to become an actress at the age of eight and says she was inspired by cicely tyson. it was a big night for okay daveia spencer, also in the help. she won outstanding performance by a female actor. spencer says this role meant a lot to her. >> i have to say that it was

really a privilege to work on a film that give a voice to so many women who made it possible for me to be standing here tonight. spencer says it was an honor to be in a category with so many beautiful and talented women is that betty white is still hot. the 90-year-old actress won an outstanding performance by a female actress in a comedy series. white praised her co-stars during her speech. >> this nomination, i was thrilled, of course. but the nomination belongs to four of us. and please, please know that i'm dealing them right in with this. i'm not going to let them keep this. but i'll let them see it. oh, i remember you sweetheart. now it is probably a good thing she won. because she beat out both

modern family actresses julie bowen and sophia delgado. one of the toughest things to do is negotiate a salary. especially when companies seem to want to clamp down on spending. >> we have good news though. we have some advice on how to make sure you are paid what you are worth. coming up here on 9news now. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge.

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this is always a place to get your weather first. here's a live look at the u.s. capital, and you can see it is 36 degrees, putting out the trash last night i noticed how clear the skies were, and you could see all the stars, so no clouds. that is why it is a cooler start to our morning. we thank you for starting your day with us. i'm andrea roane. >> and i'm jessica doyle in for mike haiduk. howard bernstein has our weather forecast. chilly right howard? >> reporter: a lot chilly. 20s in the suburbs, wind chills running 5 or -- or 10 below the actual temperatures. one of our colder days. normal highs 44. a drive home temperature of 44 right now. 5 at reagan national. last night had a brief burst of rain and snow that came through left a little coating that

melted or even evaporated. you see how we cleared out overnight. it is not out of the question in some areas that are below freezing. an isolated slick spot. all the way down to 23. it is 6:32. monika that has a look now at timesaver traffic. an easy rush hour. no brake lats around town. you can see the traffic low as down from urbana through this area at 38 miles per hour. we'll take a live look as you are planning to head over to the beltway on the outer loop you have brake lights beginning at 95 and that continues to georgia avenue. on the northbound side of the bw parkway, a disabled vehicle in the right lane northbound side southbound looks fine as you head through baltimore. a live look at route 29 here at route 28. nice and quiet as you head down to white oak and over to the

beltway. coming up in my next report we'll go to virginia. erin brock vivian is getting involved in a case of six teens up in new york. newt gingrich is steaming mad over attack ads in florida. >> reporter: good morning. coming up on cbs this morning, we have newt gingrich talking about all the personal attacks in presidential campaign. also the concerns of fellow republicans and how he intends to get back the home tum with one day before the florida primary. also we'll look at a medical mystery and why erin brock vivian is getting involved. we will be watching, thank you. this morning prince joarnlings county -- prince george's county police need help to find 14-year-old kendra marie armstrong. she was last seen leaving her home in the 800 block of

chester grove terrace. kendra was on her way to school on january 25g. if you have any information call the prince george's county police department at 301-390-2600. u.s. park police expected to start cracking down on occupy dc protesters who set up camp. beginning at noon protesters in mcpherson square and freedom plaza will absolute rested if they violate the camping rules. delia has more. >> reporter: a lot of folks have had notice so this comes as no surprise all weekend long. police were here in the park and over at freedom plaza, posting flyers and signs to let folks know about today's deadline. there has been no movement to breakdown any tents or tarps in the area. the deadline comes after several official complaints by dc's

mayor and health director about rats and other violations. now congress has moved in for the national park service to enforce the longstanding ban on camping. some occupiers say this is not the end of the movement, however. they will stage sleep strikes or some say they will simply sleep elsewhere during the day so they can maintain a presence here at the park at night. >> what's going on right now is just a continuation of you know, this is just to let you know what is going to come in the spring and summer. frankly we are not going away. look at all these people. >> this is a new chapter. this is where we separate the boys from the men and the girls from the women. so i'm ready and a lot of folks are anticipating a peaceful transition and our hoping for one when police do come in at noon. hoping for a peaceful transition on both ends. police side and protesters side. this comes one day after there was a bit of app altercation yesterday here at mcpherson.

one occupier was tased by police. they were here trying to pass out those flyers i had mentioned. he got unruly and did not obey commands so they did tase him. dc police are hoping to hear from the people who called 911 following a deadly crash sunday morning. officers were investigating reports of gunfire on otis street northwest. they spotted a burgundy minivan and pursued it. when the suspect vehicle crested the hill, he began to lose control. he hit a tree. but the same minivan didn't stop after striking the three. all three people inside were then out. two young men died and a 17-year-old suffered life threatening injuries. the van stopped when it rolled over the front of a police cruiser. the two officers inside were

treated at the hospital but are recovering from their injuries. the time right now is 6:36 and i am watching your money. if you are hoping to make more of that money this year, you are in luck. many hiring managers may be more willing to negotiate your salary. joined right now with josh howard. >> thanks for coming in this morning. interesting study you guys have out that may show more flexibility. >> absolutely we did a survey of cfos and found 38% are more willing to negotiate salaries this year than they were last year. that is excellent news for a lot of people who want to make money, which would be most of us if not all of us. what can we do to better prepare for salary negotiations when the time comes for that? >> well the ski is know what your salary ranges are for your fedex in your marketplace. there is a -- are for your

salary range in your marketplace. it is knowing your value to the organization and what your role and how you performed it. let's say you figure out what you are worth. you go to negotiations, but you don't get what you want. what can you do at that. -- at that point? >> try to negotiate for other benefits. some folks find success negotiating to increased vacation time. the opportunity to have flexible work schedules or work remotely two days a week. or look at setting up a time down the road for your salary to be increased. based upon you with any given time frame. you have a job that is available right now that you are going to tell us about? >> correct. we are working with a large worldwide nonprofit in the dc area looking for a director of financial report and go control. somebody to come in and help with executing the annual

external audit as well as the worldwide budget process for the company. what sort of qualifications would somebody need for this job? >> experience in a nonprofit organization inn a similar or lesser role. the same sex marriage debate is front and center in maryland. what governor o'malley is saying about the bill at 6:48. plus howard has your weather first, right after the break.

good morning. coming up on 6:44 this monday morning. howard is busy on the weather maps. you just got some last minute, and he is joining us now, so we can spread out and see howard's here. >> reporter: it is a beautiful sky out there this morning. >> yes it is also we are doing weather on 99. 1 f.m. you can catch us as you leave this morning. >> as we were looking at the shot of the capital i mentioned i was taking out the trash. i remember what you say about without the blanket covering us of clouds, we can expect to be chillier and that is what happened today. >> a touch of cold air behind us. that combination gives us a chilly morning. >> reporter: that is a one time deal. >> you did a decent job here.

>> reporter: our bus stop forecast this morning, sunshine, temperatures running in the upper 20s to upper 9 0z. sunrise at 7:16. a little bit of a wind chill. if you are going to be outside at all, you are going to need the jackets and gloves. got a few high clouds filtering in this afternoon. with west winds running at 10 miles per hour going to feel like it is the 30s. mid-40s for 3:67:89 p.m. for the drive home 44 degrees. the highs maybe upper 40s in a couple of spots south of town. 36 the river naval air station 44 at ocean city. fredericksburg culpepper mid-20s. 28 degrees as we look at the cold stuff that is in prince william county in the east. columbia down to 29.

that is also a chilly one this morning. look at the glowing red. a beautiful picture and michael and son weather camera on the u.s. capital. a nice day today. 35 degrees, clear skies, feels like 27. watching the system that came across last night with the rain and the snow showers, there she goes. very quickly. another clipper right behind it. but they are staying to our north. as long as they stay to the north, the cold air stays to the north, the best chance of snow and snow showers stay to the north. for us quite a warm-up coming. we are going to see temperatures tomorrow ahead of this next system. the temperatures are going to shoot into the 60s. generally clear to partly cloudy overnight. so your forecast today it is going to be chilly only in the mid-40s. tonight in the 30s but 60s tomorrow and wednesday. wednesday a few showers in the

afternoon. there is phil. >> blinking his eyes on groundhog day. friday saturday and sunday could be showers. i was laughing about the groundhog. i think he says winner's done. been there, done that. here's what it looked like from sky 9 on the dulles toll road. the normal stuff right through the area. no big deals on the toll road. looking good this morning. we'll take a look at the map. same story on the beltway and even on 66 where you have just got that normal delay. as you head in toward manassas. toward lee highway and from route 50 to 123. it has been incident free this morning. a live look on the northbound

side. overall you have got delays. into springfield just brake lights, no incidents to report here. a live look at 395 jammed from the 14th street bridge. coming up in my next report, we'll look at the big picture. there could be a showdown over same sex marriage this week in maryland. protesters are already making their views heard way state senate committee. governor martin o'malley is campaigning for the bill. he spoke yesterday saying it is important not to let hurtful words enter the debate. >> we must have the humility and the strength to apologize and seek forgiveness. >> i truly believe this bill is not going to succeed. >> some can't given went --

some constituents are outraged. if the bill passes, maryland would become the seventh state to legalize same sex marriage. 6:49. time to answer our question of the morning. today we ask this. an overwhelming majority of women say it is okay to tell your husband this but not okay if the roles are reversed. your choices are your outfit doesn't look good, or you've gained weight, or it's okay, he is just a friend. >> the answer is b, you've gained weight, honey. although we got other responses none of these are especially fun to hear. but he is just a friend. honesty is the best policy. right. we'll be back.

we are looking at clear skies this morning. 35 degrees, going to have a good deal of sunshine. 41 by noon. highs in the mid to upper 40s. thank you howard. time if a check on the news before you go. the clock is ticking for occupy protesters at mcpherson square and freedom plaza. they have until noon to comply with the camping rules or be arrested by u.s. park police. we should have more answers in the death of alexandria community activist lenwood lenny harris. his body was pulled from a well in prince george's county. investigators are expected to release more information at 10:30 this morning. police are searching for a missing 14-year-old. kendra michelle armstrong was last seen on her way to school.

call police if you know anything about her whereabouts. and when we come back, we'll have another check on traffic and weather. stay with us.

one more thing, no like this. facebook and the time line, if i don't switch over it's coming. what does this mean? >> you have a lot of company. a new study is out and it finds that only one in 12 like the new time line on facebook. 8% say they are going to get used to it. >> and 32% of them say like me, why am i even on facebook? >> i might be that one in 12. >> i like it. maybe i'm just accepting things. >> you have already switched over? >> i haven't switched over. i have been looking at others and i'm saying i like the big picture. >> it is nice. if you choose a nice picture it looks good. one thing people are

complaining about, they are saying aye dentty thieves, making it easier to create an online profile. just be careful. check the privacy settings. weatherwise no worries today except the chill. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. lots of sunshine, little bit of a breeze. tomorrow and wednesday look how warm. middle 60s, by wednesday afternoon showers and showers into groundhog day thursday in the mid-50s and maybe a company of showers -- couple of hours coming in this weekend is that you have said someone wrote to you about icy conditions. but 270 has been doing fine. we'll take a live look here in clarksburg, as you can see. even so light all the way down. we'll take a live look at 395 on the northbound side. heavy from the pentagon to the 14th street bridge and another live look from sky 9 on the inner loop of the beltway. top side of your screen heading up to 66. across the bridge no problems

on 66. >> are they ever going to finish that construction? >> what is the time line on that? four or five years? and definitely making traffic a nightmare if a lot of us, even on the weekends. >> then they close the ramps and when you drive over at night you have to make u turns to get back onto the beltway. >> when they open up a new stretch of the highway, and it is brand new, and you are flying along, feels great. >> i'll be out of a job. cbs is next this morning. of course more on the florida mime marry and a -- primary. don't forget while you are at work today or anywhere else, you can update by visiting us at wusa9.com. we'll see you tomorrow morning. have a great day, everybody.