many temperatures after today will be up around 50. sunshine all day long. late this afternoon we may see a few clouds approach, especially in our western zones. 42 at 5:00 with lunch time temperatures near 40 and high in the mid to upper 40s. we will show you what is going on out here, snow showers well to the north. we are watching all this stuff peel away into new england. but out west there is snow. somewhat moderate across missouri. looks like the amount of snow showers tonight or rain showers tomorrow will be few and far between. 16 in manassas. leesburg 26. dulles reporting temperatures around 18 or 24 now.

wind chill temperatures in the teens and low 20s. anything going on monika? >> reporter: there is on the east side of town. first of all, on the southbound side of 270 here at route 85, the accident is sitting on the shoulder causing some slow traffic getting by. just catching that attention there. beyond that a bit slow as you head toward urbana. over on the beltway, outer loop slide, beginning to slow down leaving college park. it breaks loose here, you are going to be just fine with the lanes open on the beltway here. there is an accident reported northbound on i 97. i will keep you posted on that situation as well. we'll take you over to the south side of town, this time on the

northbound side of i-95. no problems to report. we'll take a live look here on the northbound side of i-95 in springfield and on to 35. where again you have a few brake lights to worry about. i'll keep you posted on the situation out east at 6:12. back to you guys. it is back to court. the former university of virginia lacrosse player hugeley is charged with the murder of yardley love. he said he went to love's apartment to talk but she started screaming and hitting her head against the wall. another trial begins today. this one for cornelius williams, accused of killing state trooper wesley brown in june of 2010. brown was working part-time

security at an apple bee's. in just a few hours, five men will try to defend themselves against multiple murder charges. the men are accused of four shooting death and his nine other shootings on south capital street. delia joins us now with more. good morning delia. >> reporter: good morning andrea. the five men have been behind bars. now prosecutors say they have just strengthened their case against these men. prosecutors recently added 30 new counts against the group, bringing their total criminal charges to a staggering 59. the men went on a retaliatory shooting spree that lasted eight days and terrorized parts of the southeast. as a group of young people gathered outside a home just after a friend's funeral.

nine people were hurt there. four people were killed. several guns were used, including get this, an ak 47 assault rifle. this trial is expected to last two whole months. jury selection, which starts a little later this morning, will likely last two days. coming up, i'll have more on what the city did in response to address the underlying issues that lead to this type of violence. mike, back to you. >> thanks delia. delia gonzalez. greece's parliament approved a debt relief bill. the vote happened after massive rioting and looting sweepstakes through the greek capital yesterday. in the worst riot taj in years, 50 police officers were hurt

and 55 protesters were sent to the hospital. as violence continues in syria the arab league is calling for the u.s. security council to create a joint peacekeeping force. saudi arabia's foreign minister said the league cannot standby and watch the violence in syria that killed more than 5000 people. ambassador to the league accuses saudi arabia from living in a state near syria. rope paul is not throwing in the towel just yet. >> do you think mitt romney can beat brome? >> -- barack obama?

>> yeah, i do. i think i could beat him too. >> reporter: santorum says now it is a two person race. mitt romney is the author of romney care. the white house spent most of this weekend defending the change instead of promoting obama's 2013 budget. a burke, virginia woman is recovering after a 70-foot tree fell on her house. it crashed through the roof yesterday morning, pinning her to the floor. it took crews more than an hour to set her free. strong winds are being blamed for causing the tree to fall on the house. the house has been condemned. the virginia department of transportation is investigating whether strong winds caused a 30-foot sign to collapse. it came down on i-66 in

fairfax. it hit a pickup truck but no one was hurt. the department will take the necessary action to make sure it structures -- its structures are safe >> in the next half hour, we'll talk about the significance of greece. as of right now, we all have times when we forget to pay a bill. there is a difference between not paying a bill and avoiding the fact that you are not making it financially. there are a couple of red flags. number one, you don't have much or anything left in your emergency fund. big red flag here. you need to aim for between 6 and 12 months of income stashed away. that may sound like too big of a goal. but consider this.

most bankruptcies happened after a medical problem or job loss. so you have to prepare for the unexpected. number two the publication main street lays out this scenario. you get the mail. there are two bills. you can only pay one at the home. number three, you are making small and smaller credit card payments. the reason why, you can only pay the minimum. if this sounds like you, only use the credit card in emergencies. instead start paying for everything in cash. you may rethink certain purchases. let's say you find yourself in this situation, you have to make some changes. do you need that i phone? do you need that big expensive car? maybe you need to sell a house that you could be afford. it may sound harsh, so it is time to take these reality checks seriously. >> selling a house you know

longer can afford, that is a tough deal for a lot of americans. >> it is better than going broke broke. someone who bought a powerball ticket in rhode island doesn't have to worry about going broke. they haven't come forward yet to claim their $36 million jackpot. it is a time for celebration and a little bit of remembrance in this year's grammys. how entertainers honored the late whitney houston and first, howard will have your weather when we return in two and a half minutes.

for tuesday, cloudy and milder. just a few showers possible. i think more clouds than anything else going on, over the next couple of days with highs near 50. winds south at 5 to 10 miles per hour. tuesday night mostly cloudy, lows in the mid to upper 30s and winds southwest to northwest at 5. wednesday sunny, mild highs around 50.

if you are planning to head southbound of i 97, heading for route 50, watch out for an accident possibly including one overturned. authorities are just heading to the scene right now. i'll keep you posted on that situation. coming up in my next report. mike and andrea. there is barely anything left of mistic ski lodge. fire broke out there in pennsylvania. it only took firefighters four minutes to get there, but the lodge was already engulfed. wind gusts caused the fire to spread rapidly. new zealand health officials allowed a group of passengers on a flight from japan into that country after they were quarantine in a flu scare. the new zealand flight was cordoned off after children on the flight were reported ill. host ll cool j, began the

ceremony with a prayer for whitney houston last night at the grammys general flavor hudson -- jennifer hudson sang i will always love you in honor of houston. according to the coroner, houston was found in the bathtub. there were no signs of foul play. lit any houston's daughter, bobbi kristina has been released -- whitney houston's daughter, bobbi kristina, has been released from the hospital. today her father, bobbi brown, is with her and he requested privacy, especially for his daughter. the other big winner at the grammys, adele. she won all six grammys she was nominated for, including album

of the year and my favorite song, rolling in the deep, won record of the year. coming up, we will be joined by tommy mcfly, with some more winners and fashion hits and misses. wind chills are down in the mid-teens in many areas, so keep that in mind. bundle up this morning and we'll have a nice, sunny day. in mineral county, west virginia the union educational charlotte-mecklenburg in grant county. >> testing the memory here early on a monday morning. your bus stop forecast, mainly clear, quite cold this morning with the teens and 20s out there. we have a sunrise at 7:02. some of us may not see the sunset, especially west of dc.

west winds at 10. topping out today, 45, 46. 42 for the drive home. we are looking at the cold, 19 now at fredericksburg. culpepper is 18. winchester is 27. when you factor in the wind chills though, feels like the teens almost everywhere. the wind chill is 23. in garrett county, wind chills near 0. clearing skies, starting to see the first hints of light on the horizon. 24 degrees, feeling like 15. dew point down to 10. the air very, very dry. we have one storm system here. another one coming on toward

the week -- the west coast. i don't think this is going to produce that much precipitation around here as much as it is going to produce cloudy skies and keep us from really getting into the 50s tomorrow. still mainly sunny. we may get high, thin clouds out ahead of the thicker clouds. tomorrow morning early, look at that. parts of the shenandoah valley, western maryland, a couple of flurries and snow showers. lots of clouds tomorrow, west and south of us. but you know with this sort of pattern, we are getting an isolated shower. we'll see a lot of this stuff pull away. as we head into wednesday. today's temperatures topping out at 46. 30s tonight with maybe a couple of snow showers. tomorrow an isolated snow

shower. wednesday back to sunshine. 50 a look ahead for thursday. temperatures there in the 40s and by friday, a high of 51. let's go to monika now. >> reporter: we are going to take a live look from sky 9 here on the northbound side of i 97 at farm road. one overturned as well. luckily we are hearing there are no serious injuries. you can see emergency crews and the wrecker have arrived on the scene. but the right side of the roadway is blocked off. i'll show you on a map exactly where it is. if you are planning to exit off route 50 northbound on i 97. it will affect your ride this morning. we are going to northbound i- 95. normal traffic you see all the

yellows here. again bunching up trying to exit onto the beltway. 395 heading for duke street. both of the main and lanes, want to give you a heads up. an accident southbound on 270, i'll keep you posted on that one coming in my next report. another look at the question of the day. what is the number one thing adults tend to forget? why they went to the store, where you put your keys, or a friend's phone number. >> the answer is blooking for mine now. meaning the keys. keep the answers come. we'll have the correct response in the next half hour. with fifteen or more headache days a month, you miss out on your life. you may have chronic migraine. go to mychronicmigraine.com to find a headache specialist.

and don't live a maybe life.

welcome back. 6:22. 24 degrees. howard here with your weather

first. mid-teens in manassas. 28 leesburg. look being at our futurecast today as we head toward the 9:00 hour, lots of sunshine. temperatures in 30s in town. still have a lot of sunshine. mid day, 3 in washington. 32 in culpepper to 39 in annapolis. most areas will be in the low to mid-40s with highs anywhere from 44 to 48. andrea and mike, over to you. happy news to report. a change of fortunes for the wizards. >> they took on the detroit pistons in auburn hills. mcgee with an assist from john wall, making it look pretty

easy. third quarter, pistons down one. gets the bucket. john wall drives the lane. he had 9 on the night. 98-77. win number six. hurray for the walt disney wards. . the caps were in the big apple with the rangers. 1-0 in the second. caps tie it up at one. didn't even have a chance. the caps tried to lay a surge but it didn't happen. georgetown looking to rebound after their heartbreaking overtime loss against syracuse earlier this week. they faced st. johns. the red tomorrow were able to quiet the slam but the rest of

the team filled in the blanks. at the comcast center, cancer survivors getting recognition as eighth rank maryland hosts sixth rank miami. in the final minutes, the hurricanes rallied from six down to hold off the terrapins. >> if you didn't think you were paying enough at the pumps, prices are going up again. and it is going to be a chilly day. howard will let us know how many layers we'll need and monika will look at how the morning commute is going. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began.

a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band.

there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪

welcome back to 9news now. it is 6:29. here's a live look at 395 at duke street. you can see the traffic moving along pretty well there at

62:00, it is 24 degrees. >> thank you for starting your monday with us. i'm andrea roane. i'm mike haiduk. look at how howard bernstein is dressed out there. >> reporter: good morning, i left the ear moves in the -- ear musts -- ear muffs in the car. i would be wearing them if i had them. temperatures will be climbing to the 30s this morning. near 40 by noon. a 5:00 p.m. temperature of 92. we have clear skies right now. there is moisture approaching the mississippi river. some of that might get to us before tonight. temperatures have warmed a little bit out west into the 20s. culpepper 18 and even la plata. right now to monika with

timesaver traffic. a look north of route 50 on farm road. a three car accident has happened, one overturned. i did see a wrecker on the scene. look at that back-up. expect that for your drive as you leave and if you need to exit on to i 97. we'll show what you it looks like on a map on the northbound side of i 97. to the maps here and again just north of route 50, we'll go over to another map this time on the southbound side of i-27 0. before you hit the point where the lanes divide the accident is sitting on a shoulder. we'll show you what it looks like live, leaving montrose. although the lanes are open, crews are arriving on the

scene. more in my next report coming up once again at 6:25. this morning the music world is still reeling over the death of pop icon whitney houston. what a different assignment for gail, what are people saying about the tribute to whitney houston? >> i think they are so heartfelt about the loss, everybody is saying what you would expect. what a tragedy to lose such a talent. and the fact that it happened as she was preparing to attend one of the parties, and still questions as to what exactly happened. this morning, our program is about whitney houston. gail king is out there for the tribute. we'll talk live with quincy jones and learn new details about her death, a celebration of whitney houston he's music

and a revealing look at the life as you mentioned when we see you at 7:00. we will be watching. it should be a very interesting and emotional show. this morning the five men police say are responsible for more than a dozen shootings go on trial. a shooting spree left four people dead in a community literally shaken. delia has more on what is expected to be a lengthy trial. >> good morning. it will be a very long trial and an emotional one, in fact. it is very rare five people involved in one shooting all appear before one judge and one trial. that trial expected to last two whole months. prosecutors are telling us the men face a total of 54 charges in connection with the southeast shooting spree that ended with the blood bath on south capital street two years ago. a group of young people were

shot outside a home hours after their friend's funeral. that one shooting brought southeast and the whole city to its knees. it was the single deadliest shooting. and two whole decades in the district of columbia. since then the mother of 16-year-old murder victim bra shell jones worked tirelessly to try to address the underlying issues that lead to such violence like truancy and untreated mental health problems. they are working with the schools in southeast to address those problems. counsel asking offered for students and their parents as we el -- as well in southeast. without the possibility of parole, if they are convicted with all 54 charges against them, the jury selection will begin in just about three hours here at dc superior court. the trial is likely to take two

whole months. back to you, mike. more than 1000 dc residents gathered at washington convention center today for mayor vincent gray's one city summit. >> it allows people to voice concerns about how to make the city better. everyone spent some time brainstorming on ways to make the city more unified, create more jobs and improve schools. it was criticized for its $600,000 price tag. 65:00. time for another your money report. greece is the word. again. >> the reason we care is it has been sending markets on a wild ride. yet again today, markets around the world are reacting to decisions in greece. a deeply unpopular austerity package was approved. the measure clears one of three

hurdles to qualify for a second bailout from the european union. video there of massive rioting and the austerity package cuts minimum wage and approves smaller pensions. it sparked wall street's biggest sell off of the year. but this day wall street looks like it is headed to a rally as well. the average price if a gallon of gasoline has jumped nearly 12 cents. the price of regular stands at $3.50 nationwide. aaa says washington area drivers are paying even more this morning. traditional gifts like candy, flowers and jewelry.

here's one for food lovers. heart shaped pizza. >> yes. >> yummy. >> cnn reports searches for heart shaped pizzas have surged 221% since january. pizza chain papa john's expects to sell 75,000 -- heart shaped pizzas this year. very cool. thanks jess. it is all about the grammys this morning and this was all about adele and whitney houston. tommy mcfly is going to join us to talk about the big wins. a beautiful day, but a chilly one. howard will have your forecast first, when we come back.

never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge.

if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and you know that you're walking for such a great cause that you just keep going. (man) that you have all these people coming together for one common goal. (woman) the goal is to bring an end to breast cancer. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. (woman) i'll never stop walking, not till we find a cure. (woman) and it has to end, but it starts with us. i knew someday i was gonna do this walk. it is the most rewarding experience i have ever had in my entire life. we can do this. you 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.

24 chilly degrees here in washington. i 97 north of route 50 near farm road. everything is on the shoulder but you are still going to see flashing lights there. it is causing about a mile and a half delay as you exit from route 50. route 50 itself is not affected as you leafy 97 and head for the beltway. over on to 270 on the map, southbound after montrose road, this accident sits on the shoulder with crews on the scene. i believe it also involves a tractor trailer. i'm going to show you the delays on 270. southbound side, it is very slow and heavy in both main and lanes trying to get past the accident. all the lights are attracting attention. over on the 95 on the northbound side, initial delays from dale

city to the river. most of the way into springfield here with lanes open. no problems to report on 95 this morning. the beltway itself looks fine on the inner loop. your typical slow down route 50 to 123. we'll take a live look at 395 on the northbound side. that is your typical slow down and once you are on the 14th street bridge, you'll find into downtown all the downtown corridors looking fine it morning. coming up in my next report at 6:58. another look all around the area. thank you monika. looking at our forecast all around the area, cold this morning and warming up this afternoon. 40s today, we will be pushing 50 tomorrow wednesday thursday and friday. much like it has been a little shot of winter this weekend.

small long and thunder in spots on saturday afternoon. we are in good shape today. bundle up. the bus stop forecast is clear and cold. temperatures ranging from the upper teens to the upper 20s. most wind chills are down in the teens. a couple of minutes after 7:00. by noon 3. sunshine a little bit of a breeze. wind chills make it feel like it is still in the low to mid-30s. with a 4:00 p.m. temperature. mostly cloudy i 8. 3 and the clouds tonight. generally west of interstate 31. 19 in fred ricksburg. down to 18, cold this morning. easton 27. we have mid to upper 20s running in the shenandoah

valleys. gorgeous sky, with a temperature of 24 and a wind chill of 15. dew points still way down. this year really dry at 10. this is tomorrow's storm coming into the mississippi valley. you go to the west coast, see the rain and snow in california and nevada. this guy in the middle of the country, going to throw a lot of clouds our way. the rain and snow not going to be all that much east of the mountains. you see the clouds that are rolling in. we'll have snow showers late tonight. northern virginia, northern shenandoah valley. mostly west of 81. around win exister, could -- winchester, and northern frederick county. a lot of clouds. a couple of showers here and there. most of the time we are going to

stay dry. cloudy. today 46 mostly sunny skies. possible late tonight. north and west of town. for tuesday 4, a shower here and there. i don't think this is going to be a big rain by any imagination. then the sun returns on wednesday. thursday here comes the california storm. that will bring rain and 47. friday back to sunshine. 51. highs around 44 on saturday. mike and andrea, back to you. thank you howard. i thought we were going to get rid of that song. most noah dell, the -- most people know, adele, last night was adele's night. that is who everyone is talking about this morning. including 94.7 d.j.

tommy mcfly. thanks for being up early. >> we had a great chat on wusa9.com wusa9.com last night. adele took home six awards and smacking her gum the entire time. >> she was incredible. she didn't get rid of the gum, did she? >> no. >> tommy, did you think she really steppedded her voice the way she did on the album? or was she still being a little cautious about singing live for the first time? >> i think she gave us like 87.2% last night. she did what she had to do. came out there and rocked it, but we could hear adele belt it a little louder. throughout the night we have heard several artists mention whitney houston. this was a thing that was last

minute, the show was already sort of produce and they had to make last minute adjustments. >> you remember in 2009 when the chris brown and rihanna thing went down? they pulled it together. jennifer hudson was spectacular. we got chills listening to her sing. you know, looking at the red carpet for the grammys, the commentators had a hard time talking fashion but there were still hits and misses. what did you see last night? >> i have to turn it over to my co-host. >> good morning, i didn't know you were there. how are you? >> i'm good. i got a little bit more sleep has been tommy. you don't have to be a fashion expert to know rihanna killed it last night. she looked spectacular.

and she helped design it, with armani. the other big talk really? brutal. you know what was also interesting was katy perry. she dressed very depure. she usually gets a little more funky. she did do the blue hair but she was in a ball gown. it was nice to set the tone for the mood for the night. kelly, thank you for being up and speaking with us. tommy, good to have you as well. absolutely. one of the grammy art tifts -- artists today. today we are helping you at home find the best deals,

searching through all those deal sites. every day sites like living social and groupon. jessica doyle will be searching for you. >> here are some of our favorites this morning. groupon for the washington area is offering a digital photo academy. $49 for a three hour photography workshop in the field. that usually goes for 99 bucks. moving over to living social's offerings in the region, this could make a nice valentine's day gift. you can get a favorite photo turned into a 20 by 30 canvas print. these look just like what you see in galleries. that represents a 65% savings. finally a little bliss for you and your honey. google offerings is linking to a deal. $899 for a 50 minute couples massage. you are getting one for

yourself and one for your sweetie. you also get a $20 gift card at creative hands and therapy. that is the deal, andrea and mike. time to look at the final question of the day. this is what it was. here's the answer. the number one thing adults tend to two get is what do you think? why they went to the store, where you put your keys, or a friend's phone number? >> the correct answer. my problem. where they put the keys and thank you for playing along. we'll be back.

welcome back, 6:59. highs mid to upper 40s. a few clouds increased late.

michael? >> reporter: thank you howard. here's a check of the news before you go. trial begins today for five men accused of killing four people and injuring nine others. the shootings happened in march 2010 on south capital street in southeast washington. another trial begins today, this one for cornelius williams, accused of killing maryland state trooper wesley brown in june of 2010. brown was working part-time security at an apple bee's in forestville. you need to register in virginia by this afternoon in person. if you are mailing it has to be postmarked with today's date. and we'll have one final check of weather and traffic, after this.

welcome back. your weather first, we are looking at sunshine today. mid-40s tonight. maybe an isolated shower or two on tuesday. highs near 50. brunswick line 874 has been cancelled. 878 will be used, it is running 20 minutes late. a live picture from sky 9 on the south side of 270. the accident has been cleared. wall street is looking sharply higher this morning thanks for a new austerity package in greece. next the whitney houston death and the grammys and adele being the big win sneer while you are at work today, get updates at wusa9.com. see you back here tomorrow morning at 4:25. have a great day, everybody. bye bye,