camera with the raindrops on the lens. still kind of dark even though the sun came up about five minutes ago. a lot of low clouds and rain out there. temperatures this morning in the mid-60s. low 70s by noon with upper 70s to maybe 80. we'll get peaks of sunshine with all the low level moisture around. we could have a couple more showers and storms in spots as we go throughout the afternoon hours. some of those could be hefty. look at this on the regional radars. the heavy rains now pulling away from fredricksburg and richmond. east of town, this is where you guys are going to get hit the hardest here. parts ever the northern neck and southern maryland as well. i wanted to show you west of fairfax things start to quiet down, especially loudoun county and fauquier county. from southern montgomery, howard, right through the metro down into areas in prince george's county and charles county. a little lightning showing up now also. so we have heavy rains that are going to slow you down. your temperatures this morning are on the warm side. it's in the 60s but very muggy. could be a few more storms later on. those could be hefty as well.

6:00 a.m. monika santami. we talked about the rain and the slowdown. we've been telling people all morning long give yourself extra time because i definitely think you're going to need it. on the northbound side of 395 an issue right here near the pentagon. we'll take a live look on ourvs. dot camera and show you all the slow traffic trying to get past. there was a disabled vehicle blocking a couple of lanes for a bit. be aware of that as you head northbound on 395 plus the wet road conditions as well. back over to the maps. this time over to the inbound side of i-66. an accident before route 123. also blocking a lane. we'll take a live look on our traffic camera here on the inbound side. this is showing that traffic is moving much better at route 123, the accident before 123 blocking a couple of lanes as well inbound . /-66. coming up in my next report, we'll take a look at the two areas again at 6:12. at the top of the hour, we want to get to some of the stories happening today that we'll be following for you.

the montgomery county council takes up the issue of ambulance fees. county executive ike leggett has renewed his push as a way to make ends meet. it was rejected by voters in 2010 and last week a council committee recommended against it as well. metro opens its first bike and ride facility. it's at the college park station on the greenline just off route 1 and near the maryland campus. the enclosed facility has space for a hundred bicycles. the ribbon cutting is set for 10:00 this morning. we'll get a look at new design plans for the memorial to uponnor president -- honor president dwight d. eisenhower. also today, the maryland senate is going to vote on a budget aimed at avoiding the so- called doomsday scenario. >> to avoid half a billion dollars in cuts, lawmakers will hike income taxes on people who make six figures. >> we told but this yesterday. the hikes are on income taxes

on individuals making more than $100,000 a year. and couples making more than $150,000. it also hikes taxes on cigars and smokeless tobacco products. the special session kicked off yesterday in annapolis. democrats appear to have the votes to get this through. that doesn't mean republicans like it. >> there's only 16% of the marylanders are going to asked to be pay a little bit more and they were the ones hurt the least during the recessionary period. >> the budget if it's approved by the senate, then it goes to the house of delegates. now to the district where in less than an hour voters in ward five will be going to the polls this morning. >> they will pick a new city council to replace harry thomas, jr. this morning we're introducing you to the candidates. >> delia goncalves has a preview of today's special election. >> reporter: let's hope the rain doesn't deter folks from heading out to the polls. the polls open today at 7:00 a.m., just a short time away. analysts predict a very low

voter turnout. but as you can see, folks have been canvassing hard. there are 11 candidates in this race and they have their campaign signs here urging folks to head out and cast their ballots and head to the polls. the ward has been deeply divided since the harry thomas, jr. corruption scandal exploded. the thomas family has a huge influence in the area. while many are loyal, there are a number of folks taking this as an opportunity for change, including 28-year-old delano hunter who ran against thomas in 2010. he would be the youngest elected official in office while kathy henderson has been around for a while. she has a long record as an anc commissioner. >> in my first two months in office if elected, i plan to take an assessment of every ward five neighborhood, take a look at the sidewalks, take a look at the street lights. do we need to plant some new trees. do we need to upgrade the street lighting. those types of quality of life issues that actually lead to lower crime.

>> we have to stay in communication and also now, this is an opportunity for more folks to become engaged in the process because that's how you have transparency and accountability where you don't just have leaders at the time but people working in the community. >> for a complete list of all the candidates and their profiles, log on to our website wusa9.com. you can look up special election. we also have information there on the polling places that you can head to later today. coming up at 6:30, we'll have a listen to the one republican in the race who is also the whistle blower in this case. back to you. >> thank you, delia. d.c. police spend the early morning hours piecing together a shooting which involved officers. in the end one man was dead. this was along 6th street near chesapeake street southeast. police confirm the officer shot a man several times and he ended up dying. we don't know his name yet. one officer did suffer a minor graze wound. we called mpd this morning to find out why the officers had

to open fire on this man. so far no one has told us. across town members of the guardian angels are patrolling the streets there. they are taking to the streets around 14th and w in northwest in the cardoza neighborhood. eight in response to a man being attacked near a condominum building next week. we're told they'll be focusing on the alleys in the surrounding areas. 6:06. jessica doyle is watching your money and the latest mess on wall street. >> it's circle the wagons time at jpmorgan chase because they are going in front of shareholders. >> this is going to be a very big day for jpmorgan chase. we had that add miss last week that the company -- admission last week that the company lost about $2 billion in just six weeks and investors looking for answers at this morning's shareholders meeting. the company is already closing rarpgs around jail -- ranks around jamie dimon to protect him ahead of the meeting. the chief investment officer stepped down after 30 years

with jpmorgan. at the conference in florida, dimon is expected to apologize again for the trading mistakes. the bank expects to defeat a shareholder move to name an independence chairman which is aimed at stripping dimon of that role. this weekend we also saw yahoo's c.e.o. give up his job after a scandal revealing an inaccurate item on his resume. he won't be getting a severance package. he will keep a $1.5 million bonus and restricted stock valued at $5.5 million. nice work for four months. cell phone scos are doing a -- companies are doing a better job. a new study finds improvement in customer satisfaction at sprint nextel and at&t narrowing the gap among the big four wireless carriers. now they're basically dead even in terms of pleasing subscribers. this of course a big win for at&t. last year it clearly trailed the pack while sprint and verizon led. at&t still last but they're all really, really close within

that margin of error and customer satisfaction survey. things that customers are saying, they're still having spotty coverage problems but in terms of customer support, they've changed the website. they find that a lot more accessible as a user. >> that makes sense. >> they're working on it. >> appreciate it. new at 6:00 a.m., the list is out of the most endangered rivers in america and the potomac is at number one. this list is put out by the environmental group american rivers. it says the potomac is threatened by agriculture and urban pollution that will only get worse if congress decides to roll back national clean water protections. the potomac stretches from west virginia to the chesapeake. the other rivers on the endangered list, the green river out west, the chattahoochee river in georgia and the missouri river and hoback river in wyoming. some health advice for the ladies. >> for ladies tired of

pestering their men to go to the doctor. we'll give you ideas on how to encourage the man you love to take care of himself. >> if you're headed out the door, expect your windshield wiper to tap out the tempo. rain. howard bernstein will tell us how long it's going to stick around when 9news now returns. at grocery storesreedom this quarter. cash back thank you. activate your 5 percent cash back. chase.com/freedom.

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damp out there again this morning with a few showers. expecting maybe a peek or two of sunshine but also a couple more showers and storms will be possible. there t will be a little warmer with highs 75 to 80. i'll be back with the full seven-day forecast in a few minutes. on the northbound side of 395 because of an earlier accident near the pentagon, the lanes have been reopened but very heavy with the wet road conditions of coming up in my next report, other area road conditions at 6:18. back to you. >> thank you, monika. it's 6:12. most of you ladies know if it were up to your man, he would never go to the dock forso its -- doctor so it's up to us to make sure he stays healthy. i'm joined by a registered dietician and exercise physiologist. thank you for being here with us. what you're going to offer is good advice that doesn't make us sound like nagging because men don't want us nagging, especially their health. >> but we care for them, live with them, love them. we want them to be healthy and

be with us for quite some time. >> some tips you offer, stealing his heart. >> basically it's making sure you're getting screened for heart disease. know your numbers like your cholesterol numbers. you want to make sure the numbers are no more than 200 milligrams per deciliter. i brought products to share with you on how you can make your barbecue over the summer ath seamless. you can give them something healthy and they won't realize they're getting it. this orange juice has -- it reduces cholesterol. you have to be careful to eat the whole bag. >> we don't know what a plant sterile is. >> it's part after plant that helps to lower your cholesterol naturally so it's almost like a soluble fiber. it binds to your cholesterol to inhibit its absorption. we all could benefit from this. you shouldn't wait till you get a diagnosis of having high

cholesterol. >> prevention is even more important than anything else. get his immune system jacked up. >> the easy way to do that is you want to think about oral health being really important in making sure that your man is waking up -- not that we all wake up with fresh breath because we don't. but if he has sour breath, he may have to be screened for sleep apnea but also flossing and brushing your teeth very important. going for teeth cleaning. >> time is running out. one thing we should pay attention to that would help with both of us, ditching the stress. >> yes, it's really important so exercise is a great way to get rid of stress, something that, you know, our men can do. they can exercise. we can exercise along with them as well. so really important to do. in case they have any injuries, you want to make sure they are taking something for that. so something that i brought along just to show you is this collagen. they have a patented process by which they can get acid and it's helpful for lubricating the joints because that is a

problem. if you don't feel well, you're not going to exercise. >> ten seconds firing up the brain. >> yeah, important. you want to have something like the palm fruit oil beneficial for helping out in the case of a stroke. there'site minute e -- there's vitamin e. i want to stress it's palm fruit. you replace it -- you put it in place of oil. great cooking for the summertime. >> the oral health does say a lot. thank you very much. howard, we have advice to keep you healthy. check this out. this is 301 and route 5. monika will talk more about this. lots of wet wetter and things are -- weather and things are moving slowly. the good news the rain we're see now will start to pull away the next hour. maybe a little too late for the morning rush hour. showers out there. west of town things are quieter. the rain has been pulling away.

we have temps in the 60s. sun came up 20 minutes ago and sets about 8:10 this evening. we may see peeks of sun today. eight good and bad. it will boost temperatures to the 70s but the more sun we see, the less stable the atmosphere will be and the stronger some storms could pop this afternoon. we've been watching this area of rain this morning. there's even been a couple of flashes of lightning east of town. you're going to see the moderate to heavy rains stretching from i-83 down through baltimore and down here into charles county now. but west of town, lighter greens. if fact, nothing showing up in loudoun county now and upper montgomery county. but here it is, prince george's county down 301. we just saw it by route 5 going into western charles county. some moderate to occasionally heavy rain still in howard county near clarksville, columbia. look at bowie toward woodmoore. route 301, 495 on the beltway, lots of slow traffic coming

down bw parkway as well. upper marlboro, this is just to your north where the heaviest rains are. this goes back from national airport down to the eastern fairfax county, southern fairfax county and again into western charms south of marberry. this is headed up in your direction toward 210 and st. mary's and calvert county. you've got some rain on the way. as much as an inch and a half reported since yesterday. 63 in reston this morning and leesburg. it's 64 up in gaithersburg. 65 for springfield and 65 also in columbia. and outside on our michael & son weather camera, we have the raindrops. you can see it dripping off the lens there. still kind of dark w-6 6 degrees and the humidity way -- with dark 66 degrees with the humidity way up. the showers this morning quickly race away. some would of a lull midday. maybe sunny breaks and then we're going to scatter up some showers and storms for the afternoon and evening. some of those could have heavy downpours as well. 78 today. more storms later. tonight we're in the 60s for

the most part. 83 tomorrow. could be a couple of storms in the afternoon north and west. then it looks great after that. thursday, friday, saturday, sunday mid- to upper 70s. partly to mostly sunny. next chance of rain after tomorrow probably not until tuesday. we need to dry out. monika is in time saver traffic. a painful rush hour. it really has been from the get go. on the inbound side of i-66 as well you have an accident as well as the wet road conditions. this one is before route 123 in the transition lane. you see all that slow traffic trying to get in toward 123. beyond that you're still going to be okay in fairfax and vienna to the beltway. a live look on 395 on the northbound side and also we had some heavy rains a while ago on the northbound side and that caused slow traffic. look at that. through landmark. it's going to be on and off pretty much all the way to the pentagon and 14th street bridge. i've been checking the cameras there. this time to the east side of town. just got word of a car spun out on the beltway right here at

arena drive south of route 50. we're going to take a live look at route 50 in landover at route 202. very heavy trying to get through cheverly and in toward the northeast corridor. luckily your lanes are open this morning and back over to our graphics. metro red line single tracking between grovner and -- grosv ne or and medical center. coming up on 6:20. next in sports, dale hunter talks about his departure from the capitals. he's only been here a year. see what bryce harper did for the first time since he's been in the majors. >> we want to get another check of our question of the morning. it's a study out of new york city. to out of every five calls to 911 there happen because of which of these things? is it a, pocket dialing, b, a prank call or c, a pet playing with the phone. >> our facebook friend delores says it's a, pocket dialing. emergency calls are the only

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welcome back. your weather first. the heavy rains are scattered b. we'll see this area of rain leave the region the next hour to two hours. some breaks at times but also a few more showers and storms. some of those could be on the heavy side. highs 75 to 80. andrea? >> thank you, howard. in sports no one is really sure who will be leading the capitals when they return to the ice next fall. that's because dale hunter surprised us by saying he's going back to london, ontario. >> he says he's leaving the team because he really wants to be with his family. the team spent money cleaning out their lockers. the players were disappointed

after hunter led them to the second round ever the playoffs. the coach said this was not an easy decision. >> i would love to bring the stanley cup here. the fans deserve it here. they've been great. i'm proud of these guys for sacrificing and doing what it takes to win. >> we're all fathers and sons and husbands first before anything else. if we have our priorities right in this life that family comes first. >> in addition to the coach, looks like another face may be leaving town, too. alexander semin is going to test the free agent market. he wants to see what's out there. fee agency begins in -- free agency begins in the nhl july 1. nats and padres wrapped up their series. stephen strasburg gets the start for washington. a little history for bryce harper. in the third he blast a shot in center field and it's his first major league home run.

the 429-foot shot made it 4-1 nats. d.c. was up by 3 in the 9th, based loaded with padres closer henry rodriguez was pulled. he got the game ending double play. nationals win 8-5 and move back into first place. the major league debut for this player lasted one day. leon came up to replace wilson ramos. the nats will have to bring up another catcher. bad luck. still ahead a big time fund- raiser for president obama in new york city. >> talking about big bucks be the facebook ipo coming up this week. learn why americans don't put a lot of stock in facebook lasting forever. the pictures aren't pretty. monika has a quick check on traffic. >> you're right. that's because of the wet road conditions we've had all morning long. here's the inner loop of the

beltway. slow through alexandria but it is incident free. coming up in my next report, i'll take another look at area roads at 6:30. you're watching 9news now.

may 15, good morning. if you're just waking up, 6:29, the place you can always get your weather first. a live look at the beltway in prince george's county. the rain is starting to move

out but not without affecting the commute, not in a good way either. 65 degrees right now. good morning. thank you for starting your tuesday with us. i'm andrea roane. i'm mike hydeck. boy, did we have serious rain as we started this morning. let's check in with howard bernstein live on the weather terrace to check out things are. good morning. >> good morning, mike. still raining out here but not as heavily as it was 30, 40 minutes ago as the heaviest rain now is generally east of i- 95. we start you out with a look outside on the day planner. you can see we still have some raindrops hitting the lens over toward our shot of the capitol with temperatures running in the mid-60s. we will see a few sunny breaks today. that will get us into the upper 70s but also the more sun, the more showers and storms that will pop and some of those could be on the hefty side as well. looking at the doppler radar, you see everything pulling to the north and east with the heavier stuff across areas in southern maryland from charles county into prince george's county. heavier showers also still coming up from lorton, up 95 into the district.

we'll see this again pull out in the next one to two hours. let's go inside to monika santami. she has time saver traffic and the rain has really messed up the commute. >> it really has since early this morning. i come in super early and it was slow for me because of the rain. just got word of an accident in springfield just under the sign here. it's on the ramp from southbound 495 to get you on to the southbound side of i-95. you want to be aware of that and authorities are just headed out there in spring field. we'll zoom in to the north side of town. you have the slow traffic on the outer loop with the wet roads into silver spring but the lanes are open. we'll take a live look at university boulevard and show what you it looks like. again this is pretty much continuous leaving the 95 interchange heading westbound on 495 toward silver spring before the pace improves. let's go back over to the maps this time 270 southbound. you'll be going about 23 miles an hour right through urbana before the pace improves past route 80 and 121. then we'll take a live look outside here at falls road southbound on 270 and again

heavy and slow traffic both in the main an hov lanes trying to get down to the point where the lanes divide. we'll go back over to our grabbics. metro red line is single tracking between grosvenor and medical center. expect delays in both directions. in my next report an update on an earlier accident on 66 at 6:43. well, we've been telling you for days now about this $2 billion loss at jpmorgan. it's starting to sound like 2008 all over again. >> is it time for more regulations on wall street? our partners at cbs this morning is taking a closer look. erica hill joins us with a preview. good morning, era. >> good morning -- erica. >> good morning to you. dick durbin will be with us in the wake of jpmorgan's $2 billion mistake. plus, pilots at united say their airline is unsafe. captain sully sullenberger will weigh in on that and talk to us

about what's behind the labor dispute and whether we should be concerned about summer travel plans. that's all ahead. it is 6:33. we focus now on the presidential campaign. there are primaries in oregon and nebraska. only the one in oregon will award delegates. 28 are at stake. mitt romney at 973 delegates. 1,144 are needed to clinch the nomination. the last republican challenger to mitt romney is effectively basically ending his campaign. texas congressman ron paul says he's not going to spend any more money running for president. he's just about out of it. he captured 104 delegates but never finished higher than second in any of the primaries. president obama was on the campaign trail in new york. he attended a fund-raiser hosted by ricky martin in the leadership council. the event came less than a week after the president first announced his support for same-

sex marriage. tickets for the event began at $5,000 each. closer to home it is election day in the district's ward five. >> voters are picking a new city counselor and former councilman harry thomas, jr. resigned and pled guilty to corruption charges. >> delia goncalves has more on the candidates. >> reporter: it has been two years since harry thomas, jr. was first outed by tim day, the one republican in the field of 11 candidates now hoping to replace him on the city council representing ward five. it was tim day who first raised questions about fund raising for harry thomas, jr.'s youth baseball league team thomas. we now know it took some time but thomas eventually admitted to stealing more than $350,000 from taxpayers. the tax accountant ran against thomas in 2010. he's honing his label as whistle blower will urge residents to vote him in office. >> we have to let them know i'm

not doing this because i need a job. i'm doing this because the people of ward five and all of the district of columbia need a strong voice and advocate for them. >> reporter: although analysts are predicting a low voter turnout so far we're told by the d.c. board of elections and ethics more than 2200 people have cast their ballots in early and absentee voting. polls around the ward open at 7:00 a.m., just a half-hour away. they close tonight at 8:00. andrea, mike, back to you. >> thank you, delia. right now at wusa9.com learn more about all the candidates in today's election. we posted a voter guide. when the polls close tonight at 8:00, we'll post election results right on the front page. a marine accused in the murder of another marine in the district is due in court this morning. michael post is charged with second-degree murder. police say he got into a fight with philip bushhong last month near the marine barracks in southeast. it ended when post pulled out a

knife and stabbed philip in the chest. he died a short time later. while you slept conservative republicans in richmond went against governor bob mcdonnell blocking an openly gay prosecutor from becoming a judge in richmond. she shore 18 votes short. governor bob mcdonnell pushed for the appointment saying his career and not his personal life is what should be considered. good news when it comes to the future of metro's silver line. virginia's house of delegates rejected an effort to cut funding for that project. governor bob mcdonnell wanted to with hold money unless the commonwealth got to more seats on the airport's authority board. that agency is building the citizens toward dulles airport. jessica doyle is watching your money. >> taking stock in facebook. the ipo, here it is. >> the facebook frenzy is

ramping up as we march closer to friday's ipo. the latest news here, the price that insiders will be able to buy their shares at just got more expensive. this has consequences for everybody else interested in buying shares. the company has raised its price range to $34 to $38 a share, up from the original range of $28 for $35. shares are already expected to rocket on the first day of trading. and this price hike will add more fuel to that fire. just in case investors weren't excited enough about this ipo, now there's word that americans are spending more time on facebook on their phones and on computers. and mobile is a big emerging revenue source for facebook. in the meantime a facebook co-founder is untrending the u.s. the move is expected to save ed dar dough saverin in millions. he was born in brazil, became a u.s. citizen in 1998 but has lived in sing more since 2 --

singapore since 2009. singapore does not have a capital gains tax. not everyone is a facebook believer. a new ap-cnbc poll finds half of americans think facebook is just a passing fad. half also think the stocks asking price is too high. it could be worth more than disney, ford and cracht. just a -- just a third surveyed think the value is appropriate. >> we know it's going to pop on the first day of trading. that's not even a question. >> it's asking if they have conversations behind the scenes about what the plans are for the future for facebook because as you showed, there's just a few ads so how much could they make? >> they've been making a billion dollars in revenue quarterly for a while now. so they're making a ton of money but their expenses are going up. so when you take your profits and your revenue and your expenses and put it all together, the price to earnings

ratio is still really high for the stock. that's the offering price, not what investors will actually be buying it for on the first day of trade. >> thanks, jess. our time is 6:39. in nine minutes the new website showing you how much federal workers make. your paycheck might be posted on there. scattered showers around the region. some downpours depending on where you're watching us this morning. howard says the rain is going to last through a good part of the day. straight ahead he'll tell us when, however, we'll dry out and a look ahead to the weekend. we'll be right back. achoo! nasal allergy symptoms

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welcome back. monika here with time saver traffic. you see all that red. wow. it's all that slow traffic because of the wet road conditions this morning and all the rain we had early on. i'm going to zoom in first to the west side of town. look at that. coming in towards centreville and route 123, the earlier accident was along the right side of the roadway. caused this delay now. a live look a little further inbound where traffic seems to be okay once you're beyond all

that heading for the beltway the lanes are open. let's go back to the maps this time to the northbound side of i-95. we had a couple separate early morning end does -- morning accidents coming toward dale city. now there's an accident right here in springfield trying to exit on to southbound 95. northbound 95 heavy and steady in the main and hov lanes heading toward 395. we'll take another look at 395 northbound. here's what it looks like at duke street. this will be pretty much continuous for you as you head northbound to the 14th street bridge. back over to the maps and this time we'll head over to the other side of town. actually we will not. we will take a look at the beltway next time around again at 6:58. back to you. >> thank you very much. it is 6:44. a big happy birthday to our colleague gary nurenberg. it's his special day and he's one of our special favorites here. but the rain on his birthday is dampening the celebration just a little bit. >> we need the rain. we are about five inches in the

hole. southern maryland they're getting some now but they didn't have much yesterday or last night. east of town, that's where you're seeing it the heaviest at this hour. the next one to two hours this stuff will clear out and we'll probably be seeing more showers and storms later due to the daytime heating. here's a look at your bus stop forecast. in the 60s this morning with showers around. generally along and east of 95. west of town quieter. sunrise was at 5:55. it will set at about 8:10 this afternoon. 67 at 9:00. 72 at noon. we're going to have some sunny breaks. that will boost temps into the upper 70s. more sunshine, more destabilization, stronger showers or storms we could see later on. south winds about 10. nationals have the padres today at 1:05. they'll probably get that game in and hopefully the showers will avoid them. look at the rain this morning. some of this has been really on the heavy side with downpours, a few rumbles of thunder as well. west of town quieting out now

but east of town, this is where we're seeing the heaviest stuff. i-83 coming down to baltimore. along anne arundel county, prince george's county, even in the d.c. area, southern montgomery county starting to pick up one last batch of more moderate rain. so here's 95, 295. look at this stuff approaching i-97 north of 50 headed toward is a verna -- sevarna park. coastal areas, pock etiquettes of moderate -- pockets of moderate showers. la plata one more heavier shower coming out of prince william, southern fairfax. the back edge is starting to come toward the district. i think in another 30, 40 minutes we'll be drying out. 66 now in town with winchester, luray, cumberland at 61. 6 # across the bay in easton -- 64 across the bay in easton. still agent bit of rain out there with cloudy skies and 66 degrees. the humidity high at 94%. with the daytime heating and a

little sun, we have to watch out. could get a couple of heavier showers or thunderstorms to pop this afternoon. temperatures in the 70s. definitely very muggy out there. tonight low 60s. maybe a shower or two. tomorrow partly sunny, another warm day, 83. could be a late day thunderstorm, especially north and west. then nice thursday, 74. friday, saturday, sunday and monday highs generally in the 70s. andrea? >> thank you, howard. our time 16:47. your pay -- is 6:47. your paycheck information or maybe your neighbors' is likely to appear on a new database that went public this morning. >> over 1.3 million federal workers now public. you can get the federal paycheck information as well. >> reporter: we got that information live online right now. that's at wusa9.com. the sign allows you to enter

any name. we searched secretary of veterans affairs. in a split-second you'll see he made $199,700. you can also search by agency from epa, nasa, commerce, transportation, data universe.com estimates it covers seven out of ten federal workers, including this department of agriculture employee who earned over $179,000 base and with that over $62,000 plus bonus,'s one of a hundred federal workers that earned over $40,000 awards for outstanding performance. we'll tell you which agencies paid out the most bonus money overall and what the response was when we asked them about very large bonuses 60 grand and more to individual workers. i'm reduce ptacek, 9news now. >> this covers about 70% of the federal workers but the department of defense, the white house, congress, c.i.a., f.b.i. and some other agencies are excluded. it is 6:48. time to review the answer to our question of the morning.

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6:53. we still have some rain out there but the rain area is going to pull away over the next one to two hours. we'll see a couple of breaks boosting temps to the low 70s

by noon. upper 70s for highs which will help develop more showers and storms for the evening. tuesday, may 15 is the day. here's a check of the news before you go. we are waiting to learn more now from d.c. police about an officer involved shooting. the officer shot and killed a man last knight along 6th street near chesapeake street southeast. the manual's name has not been released. -- the man's name has not been released. the maryland stat is expected to approve a slate of tax hikes today. that includes raising the income tax on six-figure earners to avoid the doomsday budget. it went 400 feet. bryce harper hit the first of what nats fans hope will be the first of many home runs. cbs this morning begins at the top of the hour. hear from a 14-year-old high school student who was kicked off the school's girls field hockey team for being too good.

>> too good? >> yeah. he. >> he. another check of traffic and weather when we come back.

one more thing before we go. we're talking baby names. this is interesting for a couple of reasons. every man in andrea's life is named michael and for the first time it didn't make the top five. >> in 60 something years. >> jacob is number one for boys. then your daughter's name is sophia. >> it is. >> the number one girls name. >> when i named her sophia almost seven years ago, i thought i was being unique and original and now she has three sophias on her soccer team. they have to go by the last name. >> isabella, olivia. >> natasha but that doesn't make the top list. >> andrea is never on the top

list. i'm an original. >> howard is not on the list either. we've got rain pulling away this morning. more showers and storms possible later on. highs will be in the upper 70s. could be a shower or storm tomorrow afternoon. then we turn great for the rest of the week. if you're planning to head into virginia on the beltway, outer loop near braddock road, watch out for the accident. it is blocking the two left lanes. now we'll go over to the beltway on the north side of town on our mdot camera outer loop heading for the northbound side of 270 an accident. northbound 395 heavy right through landmark to the 14th street bridge. as for wall street we're actually looking higher this morning and we can take it after the last couple of days. >> which is amazing considering what cbs this morning is talking about. jamie dimon and jpmorgan chase and how it's affecting wall street. howard and i will be back in 25 minutes with a live update on traffic and weather. you can download our weather app to keep us on today's weather. we'll see you tomorrow