run toward 70 in a few spots. winds south southwest 10 to 15 miles per hour. this is what we are looking at for later. clouds, tonight showers are going to be around. some of them might even linger into early tuesday morning. then another chance in the afternoon. temperatures down in the mid- 30s in cumberland. fredericksburg 39. we have some pockets of chilly area amongst the mid-40s. but this afternoon with sunshine fading behind the clouds, frederick 68. annapolis 65. more than likely most of us will get to the 70-degree mark later in the week. thank you howard. yes we lost an hour of sleep but we are starting off traffic really well on monday morning. no problems to report if you are plan ago led. northbound on i-95. dale city across the river, we

are going to take a live look near the prince william parkway. again as you can see monday morning no blues here. up to springfield, we'll take a live look as well 395 at the 14th street bridge. we'll take a look now in southern maryland. one accident i need you to know about. this one is westbound on wood yard road east of branch avenue and crews have been on the scene for a bit here. be aware of that. branch avenue itself if you are planning to head up into college park using the beltway, in prince george's county using beltway, all the lanes are open. a university of maryland student is undergoing psychiatric testing after he threatened to go on a killing rampage on the college park campus. >> it brings to mind the horrible shootings in chardon,

ohio and the virginia tech shootings. what led to the arrest? >> reporter: fortunately a good ending here in this case for the students and faculty. and the community around college park. it was a former student who served as a police aide on campus who first alerted authorities to this threat. the picture of this young man is alexander song. he was arrested saturday morning without incident and without any weapons on him, we are told. the alum noticed disturbing posts about a shooting rampage on campus that was to take place sunday. here's a song that he wrote. quote i will be on a shooting rampage tomorrow on campus. hopefully i will kill enough people to make it to national news. he also wrote, police say, quote stay away from the mall tomorrow at 1:30. song has been charged with a misdemeanor, that misdemeanor

is disturbing the orderly conduct of campus. he faces up to $2500 in fines and/or prison time of up to six months. that of course, is after he undergoes a psychiatric evaluation. coming up in my next live report, i'll have more on who this 19-year-old student is. back to you. thank you delia. he was serving his fourth tour of duty in the region, his first in afghanistan. this morning an american soldier is in custody after a violent shooting rampage that killed 16 afghan civilians, nine children and three women were among the dead. the attacks took place near a u.s. base in kandahar. the suspect returned to his base in kandahar after the shooting. president obama is vowing to get the facts as quickly as possible and to hold accountable anyone

responsible. the afghan president hamid karzei says it is unfortunate. >> we are looking with the village elders into the background what actually happened in the villages. >> military officials say they do expect protests to break out across afghanistan in response to the weekend's shooting. maryland governor o'malley and virginia governor had these reactions to the rampage. >> it is tragic. we have so many brave men and women for now in global war on terror have done marvelous work in iraq and afghanistan and other places and winning, doing good work. yet one incident like this in the minds of the civilian population, when we are trying to win their hearts and minds as well as the battle against terrorists. >> this latest incident

underscores how important it is for us to conclude our involvement in afghanistan, as we have in iraq. i agree with governor mcdonald. so many men and women are serving hon rap ranably and well but incidents like this happen some war zones. it is very important we bring our troops home as soon as possible. >> at this point, we have learned he is an army staff sergeant from joint base lewis mccord, which is in washington state. the race for the republican nomination for president has moved to the deep south. the candidates are gearing up for crucial primaries tuesday in mississippi and alabama. mitt romney continues to lead but rick santorum says he is making strides and feels confident if he could go head to head with romney, he would win. newt gingrich, though, says he is not leaving the race. >> we think the folks in mississippi and alabama are going to vote for the

conservative that represents their values that can present the best contrast with president obama. >> we are going to get a lot of delegates in mississippi and alabama. >> governor romney joins the others back on the trail today. santorum took a win in kansas. romney now has 454 delegates, twice as many as santorum, gingrich and ron paul combined. but a long way away from the 1144 needed to win the nomination. time for the latest your money report this morning. jessica doyle joins us with a look at wall street. we are hoping for the best. wall street really focusing in on the state of the economy this week. one major event tomorrow. the federal reserve is expected to keep short-term interest rates unchanged. we had positive news about the greek debt crisis. checking the nuns the dow this

morning at -- the numbers the dow this morning up, the nasdaq up by 18. ups getting closer to a delivery marriage with europe's second largest delivery package company. tnt express rejected the deal last month. the two sides are said to be getting closer to a deal such as ups preserving jobs at it nt in europe. want to make an additional $650,000? go to college. a new study says typical college grads earn about $650,000 more than their peers with a high school diploma over the course of 30 years. after you crunch the numbers college grads come out ahead by over just half a million bucks.

engineering majors earn close to $2 million more. so make your kids engineering majors. >> wait. what happened to us? >> forget about us. >> what do you have for us in the next half hour? >> reporter: some surprising new findings in a poll out about the mind set of wealthier americans how they are feeling about the economy. we'll talk about that. thanks jess. coming up later in sports, the georgetown hoyas find out who will be their first dance partner as they hit the road. and talks in syria hit a snag.

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noon time temperatures nice at 60 with highs in the upper 60s, maybe even near seven. showers moving in tonight. i'll be back in the next five minutes with a full photograph. monika? >> reporter: westbound on wood yard road east of branch avenue a tow truck has arrived on the scene. it may slow you down just a bit this morning but should be cleared shortly. making news now at 5:10. troops continue to clash with the opposition across the country in syria. koffi annan has left syria after meeting with assad this weekend. he presented proposals to end the violence but was unable to

broker a ceasefire. cross firefighting between the gaza strip and israel is not letting up. israeli air strikes killed 18 people. all but two, a boy and a farmer, are believed to have been militants. egypt tried to mediate a ceasefire but failed to end the worst violence in more than a year. the israeli defense minister says rocket attacks from two small groups, not hamas. howard is up next with your back to work forecast. plus we'll have some of your responses to today's question of the morning. we'll be back.

good morning, welcome back to 9news now. our time is 5:14 and things are busting out all over. blossoms, roses, everything. >> i'm going to buy some mulch pretty soon. >> you have been done that yet? >> we did that a couple of weeks ago. i was busy fixing a door threshold all weekend. thanks to the neighbor pat for assistance on that one. let's get you going with the bus stop forecast. much better working on the the door than on saturday with a chill in air.

today we have temperatures shooting well up in the 60s and floor director joy can't imagine me working. had the drill out the chop saw, table saw. >> we were doing it. 39 and 52 at the bus stop this morning. with sunshine and high clouds as we get into the afternoon hours, by the way, sunrise 7:23 daylight savings time. clouds increasing -w we star in the upper 40s in town. 11:00 a.m., 56. south winds at 10 miles per hour. temperatures near 70. we have rain coming in tonight, maybe even early tomorrow coming up to chicago, milwaukee, cincinnati, indianapolis as well. nashville, much of kentucky getting low showers and it is all moving in our direction.

under clear to partly cloudy skies. college park down to 48. leesburg down to 34 degrees. down to our south at 37, prince george's county along with bethesda at 44. partly cloudy skies on our michael and son weather camera. makes it feel like 42 on that wind chill. to the middle of the country, this is the storm system that will affect us tonight and maybe tomorrow about some showers. classic comma shape, low pressure spinning through iowa moving off toward the northeast. showers and storms extending down toward the gulf of mexico, louisiana, mississippi, alabama and up to the north. flying through chicago looks like the bulk of the morning rain will be north and east of there though. around here we are just looking at these high clouds.

i think we could have a real pretty sunrise. in fact we go through the 5:00 hour and you'll notice how the clouds are really thickening up here in the shenandoah valley with the showers moving in tonight here. swatches of green and that would be rain showers indicated on the futurecast. tomorrow morning with potentially the heavier stuff. we'll see some sunshine here midday. but look at the afternoon. potentially a few showers maybe a rumble of thunder here, especially south and east of town. temperatures tomorrow well up into the 70s, once again even wednesday looking pretty good. today 6, pleasant increase in clouds. showers tonight. stray shower tomorrow afternoon. 77 after only dipping into about the 50, 55 range tonight. wednesday we are in the mid- 70s. do you like it feeling like

late april, mid-may? friday at 75, although another storm system could bring us showers and storms later friday into saturday. my wife is running age half marathon. if it rains saturday, i will be in the dog house. showers in the forecast monika, 72. wait and see, right howard? right now things are looking i guess okay for a monday morning. there are a couple of accidents i need to tell you about. first of all let's start with the good news. southbound 270, right into clarksburg, the lanes are open. down into the part where the lanes divide. at the beltway near new hampshire avenue, this is what gets a little heavy early on. i think you are good to go through silver spring on the outer loop of the beltway leaving college park. back over at the map on the northbound side of the bw parkway, just happened right near 202. the left lane is blocked southbound should be open heading into northeast. we'll take a live look at the wilson bridge south of town.

coming up in my next report an update on that accident at 5:25. back to you guys. get this. have you ever had one of those flights that really make you reluck tan to get on a plane again? >> yes. this one might rank up with yours. as the plane is taxiing for take off, someone goes crazy in the aisles. but it is a flight attendant. >> crazy. this happened aboard an american airlines flight. passengers say the screaming flight attendant warned the plane was going to crash and alluded to the 9/11 terror attacks. >> i think the situation would have been extremely out of control, and i thank god we were not in the air. >> wow. passengers held the flight attendant until airport are police arrived. she was taken into custody for evaluation. american airlines replaced the

crew and the plane took off about two hours later with no incident. time for another question of the day now. what is the number one thing that most adults still have from their child snood a teddy bear, baseball cards? or a story book? >> here a lie look at a response posted on our facebook page from deb watson. i will say b, since i traded my cousin danny for baseball cards, i got two mickey mantle cards and a bunch of good ones to boot. log on the facebook fan page and leave your response. we'll have the answer within the hour.

we are coming up on 5:23 momentarily. this morning it is kind of chilly in spots. 30s out there. jacket weather. something you can peel off though because as we go throughout the day it is going to get very pleasant this afternoon. decent amount of sunshine, near 50 in annapolis. cambridge and pax river. by noon, look at these readings. upper 50s and low 60s. mid-afternoon temperatures well up into the 60s, and we might even flirt with 70 for a high. here come some clouds to move in late in the afternoon at 5:45. sunset this evening is at about

7:15. so enjoy. good morning, everybody. the georgetown hoyas didn't finish out the season the way they had hoped. losing the season to marquette, it was only fitting they had to wait 45 minutes to hear their name called last night. but it was worth it. the highway -- hoyas will head to columbus, ohio to face a familiar foe. >> it is exciting to be here with our fans. >> i always get nervous i don't know it feels like i'm about to go out and play a game. it is always a relief to get the name called. >> the caps in action hosting the maple leaves yesterday. light fields the pocket his

second goal. 2-0 caps. watch the work in front of the net. simmons, no, matthew perot gets it to go. caps win 2-0 now four points up on winnipeg. gonzalez and the nationals in action agreed in jupiter. he apparently had loud and rowdy family members there cheering him on. his fast ball reaching to 93 miles per hour. gonzalez has yet to give up a run. as it does in florida this time of year -t rained. that is going to do it for your morning sports. have a great day. here's a live look at the 14th street bridge. lanes are open to the bridge span and downtown no troubles as of yet. coming up in my metroplex report an accident on the bw parkway. you are watching 9news now. we'll be right back.

good morning, i'm andrea roane. here's monika samtani. >> reporter: we have more traffic accidents because this is the first monday of daylight savings time. >> it is a busy monday morning. >> howard said he was tired. >> i have heard that in the past though, because of that time change. it just messes with people. >> yeah. the forecast is messing with mother nature. >> reporter: we might not make it today but looks like the rest of the week we are going to be in the 70s. keep that in mind. you'll need a jacket early. the day planner shows you the temperatures are on the cool side this morning. by noon 60s. 0z in some of the suburbs. keep that in mind. this afternoon upper 60s.

looks like it will be cloudy, 68 degrees. rain this morning down across parts of the tennessee and ohio valley. this area of moisture is going to head our way. we expect a few showers as we head into the night time hours. mid-30s for places like cumberland and manassas leesburg, 43. up to 0 in fred ricksburg, wesy at 46 here in dc, southern maryland. highs this afternoon mid-60s on the bay. upper 60s to around 70 though in most other areas. it is now 50:00. feels like -- it is now 5:30, feels like 4:30. >> reporter: the brunswick line is running late already this morning 10 minutes. we have been talking about quite a few accidents. this one on the northbound side of the bw parkway.

north 202 road apparently a hit and run accident. four vehicles involved and police are on the scene. lots of activity on the northbound side of the bw parkway. only the right lane currently is getting by. so keep that in mind. southbound side you should be okay. a live look further into the northeast. you are going to be okay. we'll go back over to the maps and this time over to the other side. no problems to report. heading for the beltway where we'll look right now. 270 at 121, all lanes are open. the a university of maryland student has been suspended from campus and is now facing charges after he allegedly threatened to go on a killing rampage delia has more. >> reporter: good morning. the 1-year-old suspect, alexander song of howard county, he was once an active honor student here on campus right

now. he is in the hospital undergoing a psychiatric evaluation for posting these threats. we'll look at what he wrote online that was read by a former student who chats with him online. i will be on a shooting rampage tomorrow on campus. he is referring to sunday. hopefully i will kill enough people to make it to the national news. stay away from the mall tomorrow at 1:30. song was set to graduate in 2014. he was an honor student on campus and a member of the elite gemstone program where students work with faculty to conduct research on the link between science and technology with society. his campus roommate told the newspaper he knew nothing of the threat but song appeared to be stressed and he thought it was school work related. coming up in my next live report i'll have more on the charges that song now faces, and how students here on campus learned of this threat.

back to you andrea, mike. thank you delia. wow. the hunt is on for a gunman who shot a man inside an i-hop in columbia lights this weekend. shots rang out at 6:30 sunday morning. two men got in an argument and one of them pulled out a pistol and shot the other in the chest. people who live and shop in that area were shaken by the news. >> it is a neighborhood in change. you have a lot of haves and have nots, and there is a lot of tension in the neighborhood. >> at this point authorities are not saying what the men were arguing about. they believe the shooting is an isolated incident. >> it is 5:33. time for another your money report now. jessica doyle is back. wealthy americans aren't as optimistic about the economy as we would think. >> reporter: it is surprising. a new study studies the lifestyle and spending patterns of wealthier americans. there is a lot of pessimism out

there 63% say the u.s. is still in a recession. and 14% said the recession will never end. this study, conducted although economists say the recession ended all the way back in 2009. employment gains are starting to pick up momentum and some think the trend could stick with us for some time. a couple of reasons why a slowly improving how housing -- housing market and gridlock that appears to have the job market better able to withstand. european austeritity sounds nice. the swiss just actually voted down a mandate for six weeks of paid vacation a year. that would have raised the minimum holiday time from four weeks to six weeks. that is the standard used in germany, italy, russia and

other european nations. mandated. >> minimum. >> minimum. >> austerity measures. it puts a new perspective on the european debt crisis, done it? when you think about that. that is austerity. as we all go on vacation in our minds. wow. thanks jess. >> i'm feeling better now. our time is 5:35. coming up next we'll introduce you to the newly crowned mrs. dc. plus, talk about a cookie monster and we are not talking about the warm and fuzzy kind. what is this world coming to? someone actually had the audacity to rob a girl scout. come on, people. achoo! nasal allergy symptoms

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i would be wearing more than just a suit. however we have mild temperatures today and warm temperatures the rest of the week our day planner calling for sunshine, fading behind clouds late this afternoon. still nice at noon. up to 60. south southwest 10 to 15 with increasing clouds and 68 dealings at 5:00. i'll be back in just a few minutes, a couple of chances for rain. >> reporter: the big story right now is northbound on the bw parkway. north of route 202. a multi-vehicle accident. i'll have more on this and other area roadways coming up next. here she is. the new mrs. dc america. aretha burton was crowned the mrs. dc america she has a bachelor's degree in finance and

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good morning. welcome back to 9news now. 5:49 this monday morning. you'll need a coat today, but forget it tomorrow. we have very warm temperatures this week. it is going to feel more like may than march. and a jacket more so than a coat. >> yeah this morning there is definitely a chill in air with readings down in the 30s 9.

nippy early, but it will be delightful. upper 60s and downright warm with mid to upper 70s around here. at the bus stop maybe you have shorts on with the sweatshirt early. the kids at recess can just run around and enjoy themselves. temperatures anywhere from the upper 30s to the low 50s. mainly clear. we have high clouds rolling through. that will be the case. by noon though still, a good teal of sunshine about 60. south wards at 9 miles per hour. i think a good day to walk around or have lunch outside. 4:00 upper 60s. south winds about 12. even at 8:00, cloudy, 64 degrees the better chance will happen a little bit later, during the night time this morning we have rain and showers all over the place from the midwest. spinning here in iowa. you have the rain coming into

western ohio, indiana, kentucky. temperatures in the 30s. spots like the east end and culpepper. fredericksburg 3, this morning here in washington 42 degrees. here's our michael and son weather camera. visibility feeling like 42 with a south wind at 8. actually looking at the wind chill with the barometer at 30, 4. temperatures mid-40s now. 60 for nashville. 62 in little rock. look at all this warming shooting up even to chicago at 54. this mild air is going to be with us for the entire week going way north of town here up into canada. this is the storm system showers and storms all the way down to the gulf coast. this system will come through us with broken showers tonight into early tomorrow. the clouds will watch those, just some highway thin ones

coming our way through midday. here we are at 5:00 p.m. showers over toward pittsburgh. that is a few passing showers here and there, in the overnight into tomorrow morning, tomorrow sunshine returns through midday. in the afternoon we may pop a shower and even a stray thunderstorm. today upper 60s, might even get to 70s south and west of town. a chance of an afternoon shower storm on tuesday. 77 nice on wednesday. 75. thursday also looks really great at 76. friday into saturday still in the 70s. but later friday, friday night saturday, some showers possible. thunder, for st. patrick's day, we have the rock n roll marathon the half marathon downtown. we'll hope the showers are not run ago lightning with the

racers. let's go to monika samtani. >> reporter: i have an update for you on a situation we have been talking about since about 5:20 this morning. on the northbound side of the bw parkway, a four vehicle accident. a hit and run on the northbound side. you need to stay to the left to get around that on the northbound side of the bw parkway. watch out for delays forming. it may be attracting some attention there. we'll go over to the beltway on the north side of town live in college park. here we're doing fine. you are going to see volumes increasing through silver spring but that is normal. 66 delays from the car rest area as you head into centerville. a live look at tyson's. we are looking good on the dulles toll road. back to you guys. it was one year ago sunday

when police arrived at a bethesda store to find one young woman decease and one woman tied-up. hugh murray made a bittersweet appearance at the bethesda lou lem mondes -- lemons store. >> my wife and i came to be in dc to commemorate an activity jaina enjoyed and a race she has run in the past. >> reporter: jaina's parents were too upset to come. but they sent this arrangement. >> my parents and my brother and his family stayed in the houston area and went to the gravesite. >> reporter: some of jaina's friends brought flowers too.

>> i want them to see that people loved who she was. >> reporter: the small gathering was meant to remember and honor the young woman. >> everybody in there was full of life and celebrating jaina's life. >> reporter: coworker britney norwood was convicted of murdering jaina and trying to cover-up the fact by complaining the -- claiming the pair had been sexually assault by two masked men. >> you start to re-live all those moments. yet that is the important part. with pain comes release. >> reporter: even though today marks the one year anniversary of jaina murray's murder, the folks who brought the flowers hearsay they did it to celebrate her life. in bethesda. britney norwood is serving a

life sentence -- for murdering murray. someone stole more than 60 boxes of girl scout cookies from a family van, which is about $260,000 worth of cookies. mark sexton had loaded the cookies into the family van so his nine-year-old daughter could start his deliveries. >> to know they stole 66 boxes of girl scout cookies, my daughter was just a mess. it was heartbreaking. >> if you see somebody selling cookies at a grocery store and they don't quite look like the girl scout type, perhaps that might be something we need to know about. >> police recovered 46 of the stolen boxes of cookies a few blocks from the sexton's home but the rest are still missing in local boy scouts continue their efforts to help victims of japan's earthquake and tsunami. troop 964 hosted its 14th

annual model train show. all proceeds from the show are being donated to our troops in japan. we have joined up with him as a brother troop and all the proceeds from this show was going to go to that troop so they can rebuild. the troop two told us their history ended a year ago with the tsunami. their future starts today with troop 964. some 160 local scouts will earn their merit badges working at the model train show. sunday's beautiful weather provided a great backdrop for all sorts of activity. taking a walk. dining al fresco. even ice skating despite the warmer temperatures. sunny skies, things are moving along. >> i decided why not try it out, i grabbed my skates, came back here. it's been a lot of fun.

half the riching has melted now, because of the sun. the other half is perfect. level day for skating outside. >> it really is a lot of fun. >> it is the largest outdoor ice skating rink between baltimore and washington. night people auditioned to sing the national anthem during home games this season each of the hopefuls had nine seconds to wow the judges. ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] >> like a justin beboer look alike there. time for other look at the question of the day. what is the number one thing adults have still this day from

their childhood? a teddy bear, baseball cards or a story book? rob kohler wrote i have my teddy from the first day home from the hospital and my first bear who went around the world with me. that is sweet. >> log on to the facebook fan page. leave your response. this is a new scam targeting people at church. at 6:07, i'll tell you what you need to be on the lookout for. monika. >> reporter: on the north outside of the bw parkway, north of route 202, only one lane is getting by. we'll have more on this accident coming up. you are watching 9news now. stay with us.

this is an increase today in workplace related accidents and traffic accidents. monika will talk more about the traffic in a moment. studies have shown a 6% increase in accidents after the time change due to the average person getting 40% less sleep than they normally would. weatherwise, a good looking day. little chilly this morning. we have 30s to mid-40s here this morning. as we go throw the morning, 0z will be out there. definitely need a jacket this morning. now we'll go toward lunch time this is going to be nice today.

upper 50s low 60s here. this afternoon mid to upper 60s. by 6:00 p.m. mostly cloudy. still temperatures well in 60s, showers will be moving in tonight. mike and andrea, over to you. will ferrell sets out to prove he can be funny in any language. >> reporter: audiences around the world have worked up quite an app tight for the hunger games premierington in los angeles. the film is set in futuristic north america. based on the we have selling novel with the same name.

fans will have a chance to catch a sneak peak before the movie's march 23rd premiere. >> lion's gate films is holding 24 advance screenings across the u.s. the battles take place south of the border in another film opening this weekend. will ferrell stars in the spanish language comedy in which he and his younger brother brawl over a woman and battle mexico's most feared drug lord. >> 2007 the limited schedule and the fact that i'm having to memorize, in spanish, it wassia an arduous kind of process. >> it opens nationwide friday. and out on dvd tomorrow, my week with marilyn. and steven spielberg's film, the ad vein tures of tin tin -- ad

venture -- ad vein tures -- adventures of tin tin. good morning, i'm andrea roane. and i'm mike haiduk. we lost an hour. >> we did. studies show, we were looking at this, howard. 17% increase of traffic accidents due to sleep deprivation the monday after the time change. on the other hand, the monday when we gain an hour the traffic accidents go down. >> weather why, good day ahead today. as we start you off with a day planner, temperatures this morning chilly. 30s and 40s to start. by noon still a good deal of sunshine. winds out of the south southwest. by