his supporters say the may unemployment report show the may economy gained only 6000 jobs and demonstrate the president doesn't have the right experience to lead the country. >> i'm not voting for anybody. you have to be an executive. it is up to the president to lead, he has not led effectively. >> reporter: romney's senior campaign adviser says the experience the former massachusetts governor gained in office along with his roles in private sector make him a better candidate. >> he organized and ran the olympic games in 2002. he has run a state successfully. >> reporter: even if progress is slow the economy is growing. they say congress is to blame for rejecting the president's job proposal. >> there are a million jobs sitting on that table in congress right now they could move on they need to get off their hands and stop root fog failure. these are the architects of construction and now they are complaining about the pace of the recovery. >> reporter: the became

campaign is also focusing its criticism on romney's time in office saying he didn't do enough to help massachusetts. the barack fundraiser will feature several grates of the stage. >> the man accused in the murder of trayvon martin is waking up behind bars once again this morning. george zimmerman's attorney says he will file a motion for a bond hearing later today. zimmerman turned himself in sunday afternoon because a judge revoked his bond friday because of questions about the money zimmerman raised on a website before he was released in april. >> george zimmerman met two members of the sheriff's office in the area of lake mary at i- 4, was placed into custody, transported to the correctional facility, he is being booked and processed, as per judge lester's

order. he will be held on a no bond status. >> now that website raised money for his defense fund and they said he wasn't quite truthful about how much money. zimmerman is quiet and cooperative as he turned himself back nhe is facing second degree murder charges. a maryland woman was nearly killed when a car came crashing into her bedroom. it happened at the chestnut ridge apartments off riverdale road in prince george's county. first responders had to wheel michelle out of her apartment. she was taken up but is expected to recover. police are investigating what made the driver lose control. nigeria's president has declared three days of national mourning now after a commercial jetliner crashed sunday in the country's largest city. >> all 153 people aboard the plane were killed and so were several others on the ground. we get the latest now. >> reporter: nigerian

firefighters and police strauss would to put out the flames after a plane crash that killed everyone on board sunday. all 153 passengers died when the aircraft crashed into a densely populated area. one official said the pilots radioed to the control tower just before the accident saying the plane had engine trouble. the air flight appeared to fall on its belly near the airport, crashing into a furniture shop and residential buildings. one witness said my younger ones were outside playing ball and they were shouting to leave, to look up, because the plane was about to land on top of my head. we thought the plane was going to land. sunday authorities were determining how many more people may have died on the ground. winnie mandela will undergo surgery today. she is the former wife of

nelson mandela. the 77-year-old has been in the hospital thursday after she fell and broke her wrist. who would steal a wheelchair? that is what people who live in a capitol hill neighborhood are trying to figure out. a woman there had her expensive motor rised wheelchair swiped from her home last week. as our peggy fox found out, it is now nearly impossible for the woman to get around. >> reporter: melissa white has cerebral balls. she can walk but never far. for the past two years, it's been no problem to walk up the stairs to get to her motor rised wheel their. that is until wednesday evening. >> he walked inside and said honey, your chair is gone. >> reporter: her husband noticed the empty space under a porch where her chair should have been. >> i was like okay, i guess i'll call the police. thought we should have locked

it. and then i shot who steals a wheelchair. what do you need it for? >> reporter: melissa was hoping whoever took it was somebody who needed it. but she is not sure that is the case. because they left the charger and they won't get far without it. >> reporter: here's what her chair looks like. it is dark red and gray. it cost $5600. >> we used a cable lock for a bike, and i just wasn't as vigilant about it clearly as i should have been. but it is really difficult, because i only have one hand that works well. >> reporter: the chair has allowed melissa to work and even go to a rally at the mall. here she is taking part in a wheelchair dance. >> it really changes my life. i don't even think, most of the time, how much i need it until it is not here. >> reporter: her neighbors are disgusted with the theft and are hoping whoever took it will bring it back quickly. >> i think it is tragic and sad. who steals a wheelchair?

is there a big secondary black market for wheel chair? >> reporter: peggy fox, 9news now. >> hells sa and her husband care more about getting the chair back than catching the thief. the wheelchair has white and black stickers on it. if you have seen perhaps someone trying to sell it on the web, please call police. >> the lowest of the low. >> i agree is that coming up, there is a huge buzz on capitol hill and had time the politicians have nothing to do with it. at 4:41, find out how a european beer company is adding a little bling to its beer. >> howard has your weather first right after the break. keep it here.

the showers from overnight have left the region so we are dry this morning. sunny skies, a breezy day. highs in the mid-70s with a chance for showers late in afternoon. i'll be back with the 7-day forecast and i'm already thinking about the upcoming weekend and the warmth headed our way. northbound side of 35, here's what it looks like at duke street. no problems to the 14th street bridge as you can see. it is time for the first your money segment of the morning. >> bruised, battered bleeding. >> how about brutal? there is another word. investors returned today after what really was a brutal friday we saw that dismal jobs

reports. fridays losses follow a miserable may. so far today guess what, global shares are falling again. here's where we stand on wall street. the dow dropped all of its gains in 2012. it starts today with 12818. the nasdaq fell 80 points and the s & p 500 was down. coffee sales are on the rise and colombia is growing more beans. they expect to double its production by the year 2020. new demand for coffee is strongest in russia and china. and a brewery in the czech republic is rebranding lagger,

they were added to give the beer a unique look. only about 500 bottles have been made, but the company hopes that will change when they start selling the beer online. >> there is no price tag that i have for you on that. >> beer that goes up and down with the market, go figure. >> i'm all set with that. time now 4:41. howard and monika are up next. a great forecast, howard says possibly a great weekend. monika has the commute too. >> this looks like something out of a future resistic movie. see how a hologram is helping passengers at dulles get through customs a whole lot faster.

good morning. welcome back to 9news now on this monday morning. there is the capital dome, a

beautiful morning, 65 degrees. we are here with howard to tell us the tease he gave about the weekend, i know it is the beginning of the week but already we are living for the weekend. >> reporter: i had a couple of showers pop up yesterday. this coming weekend looks warm. we are going to be well up in the 80s, but we are starting the week on a cool note. we start cool and finish warm. showers between here and there. it is partly cloudy this morning. we have really gotten rid of the showers from overnight. temperatures are running in the 50s and 60s. some of you may need a jack. day planner a few weeks away from the summer solace solace sties. winds check them out.

northwest 16, 10, 20 miles per hour. at 5:00 you know, i want to be surprised when we pop up another shower late this afternoon. with the temperature around 74. we hit that high around 75. this morning mid-50s in culpepper, cumberland. hopefully you were able to open the windows and take advantage of it overnight. clear skies. on our michael and son weather camera. good visibility. a light north, northeast wind right now. but that is going to change. the barometer 2.67 -- 29.67. big storms in oklahoma going back toward areas in alabama and north georgia, bypassing atlanta north and east this morning. they had four inch hail in oklahoma. you want to buy a new car cheap with a lot of dimples in it? they are selling them there in oklahoma. up in maine, this is the same

storm that brought us the big storms on friday. it is up there, behind it, it is bringing in little impulses of energy. this is now passing us. we are likely to see a little ripple of energy. as we look at the futurecast, again we start fine today. no real problems. by noon if you are going toward philadelphia or new york, grab rain gear. there will be showers up there. watch what happens this afternoon as this thing rotates around the storm, a better chance by 5:00 for showers south and west of dc. even those may sneak in, south and southwest of town your rain chances are a lot less than up north and east of the district. we'll head into tomorrow, and then tomorrow afternoon, look, midday, showers tomorrow if -- form in pennsylvania.

again toward us, we'll have a scattering of showers. isolated thunder tuesday afternoon. we lose the heating and showers and again wednesday, boom, we are going to pop more showers for the afternoon, especially across the region. wednesday lacking more active than monday and tuesday. the temperatures today really a nice day. temperatures in the low to mid-70s. a few upper 70s like culpepper and orange. we are looking at 72 in frederick today. 72 also in winchester. the rest of the forecast, the next three days, today 75, breezy, slight chance of a shower this afternoon. we dip into the 50s tonight. low 70s tomorrow, there could be 40s tuesday night in a cole spot and wednesday back in the low 70s with showers or storms. mid 70s in other words, still thunderstorms and we are drying out friday. 78 saturday and sunday. warmer, hotter if you want, mid

to upper 80s, maybe a storm by sunday. let's go back to monika now. on a monday morning, wow, that is kind of rare. if you are planning to led around the beltway things look great. there had been construction in the inner loop. i believe you are good to go if you are heading out the door. no problems on 66 out of centerville. dulles toll road, let's look at 66 on the inbound side. here's what it looks like coming out of manassas very light all the way to the beltway and beyond. back over to the maps, this way 95 between our beltway and baltimore. things look great, no problems out of laurel downpour to the beltway and college park. we'll take a live look at 95 both directions looking get, all lanes are open. we'll take a peek at 270 in my next report. he brought a smile to a lot

of faces and kissed, technically, tens of thousands of women over the years richard dawson was 7. he won a daytime emmy in 1978 for the feud. his classic phrase survey says followed by the ding of a bell and the annoying buzzer and the big red x, if you were wrong. dawson was amazed at how that show connected. >> i still get letters and christmas cards and birthday cards from people that i have met. like in 1976. they run a videotape and they look at their family and they say this is how we were 15, 20 years ago. and there is you know, richard. and i'm a part of that life for them. >> dawson also starred in

hogan's heroes. in this morning's health alert new research shows a dramatic improvement in the war against cancer. scientists are reporting success with several high-tech approaches long dreamed of but not possible or proven to work until now. on a weekend conference of more than 30,000 conference specialists in chicago researchers described new tools to make the immune system attack a broad range of cancers. the tools target the disease while pairing healthy cells and one of the best parts of the new research, people feel better while going through treatment because the new approaches have fewer side effects. about 25,000 people packed the mall over the weekend for the susan g. komen global race for the cure. the annual event raises money for breast cancer through education, research and breast screening. no word yet on how much money

this race may have raised. >> you might see some passengers at dulles airport doing this. because there is a life sized hologram at the airport. >> she is equal parts public relations executive, educator and airport stan. sue rae chin tells us about page. >> reporter: hello. >> reporter: going through customs has never been so entertaining. >> i think it is one of the most incredible things i have seen. i did a double take. >> reporter: the pictures, curious stares, and pointing fingers, all at her. >> that is out rammings. >> reporter: why? >> why? so life like, so real. i thought it was you, for a minute. not as attractive, obviously. >> reporter: we thank you for

that. >> dulles international airport first opened. >> reporter: page is a life-sized hologram. she gives you a brief lesson about the airport and shows you what you need coming off the international flight and how to get you quickly out the door. >> she doesn't respond to you and answer your questions, such as where's the restroom? i guess i have to pull out my iphone for that. no luck here, i guess i'll have to do it old fashioned way. excuse me, excuse me. but information may not be what these people are looking for when they see page. >> i was looking into her eyes. >> reporter: that is what they are working on next. to answer all your questions that have to do with the airport. at dulles international, i'm sue rae chin for 9news now. >> if all goes well the airport wants to pull more holograms in

other parts of the airport. virtual assistants are already being used overseas in airports at frankfurt and london. close to a million people line the rafer thames to pay tribute to queen elizabeth. despite a soggy london weekend, she of course was right in front. the monarch stood for hours greeting those who came out to support her. >> just gives us so much hope and so much strength. >> she appreciates that. >> amazing. >> queen elizabeth ascended to the throne when she was just 26 years old. now at 86, she is the oldest person ever to reign over britain. put on your thinking caps. it is time now for the survey of the morning.

women would rather have one of these instead of a diamond ring. >> what is it? vacation away from family? a handbag for every outfit, or a walk-in closet? give us some thoughts. we have your answer on your facebook page. we have the answer in our 6:00 show. we'll be right back.

welcome back. your weather first and we had a couple of showers overnight. but you won't have to worry about those. a breezy day today with highs getting into the low 70s around lunch time. there may be a shower or two late this afternoon, especially north and east of washington. monika? >> reporter: here's a live look

at route 355. no problems to report here or on 270. coming up in my next report another look at area roads at 5:00. back to you guys. it is the stuff of hoer or movies. a swarm of bees threatening a capitol hill home. there were still hundreds of bees buzzing around. one expert thinks the bees have set up camp in this home. homeowner dan wolf said it was the buzzing that caught his attention. an amateur bee keeper says there are as many as 20,000 bees in the gap. >> 20,000? >> a lot. this weekend the mtv movie awards, music awards, the awards were handed out last night. a popular show right here on

cbs. >> reporter: mtv handed out its annual movie awards last night. the movie of the year was twilight saga breaking dawn. >> cbs is renewing the long running comedy rules of engage. sarah rule, who plays a surrogate mom on the show is glad it is coming back for a second season. >> on and off, playing this character that has been pregnant for two years. i have been five months pregnant for two years. >> reporter: the show returns mid season for a 13 episode run. ton is the premiere of the new series push girl, it traces the lives of four women, who, by accident or illness, are paralyzed. the show airs at 10:00 p.m. on the sundance channel. >> this is a big week for movies on dv d. one of the new releases coming out tomorrow is safe house.

denzel washington and ryan reynolds star in the action thriller playing cia operatives on the run. if you are looking for a family adventure, you are take home journey two. the follow-up takes place on an island inhabited by strange life forms, and that is your eye on entertainment. cbs news, los angeles. good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike haiduk. traffic time momentarily, mr. bernstein kicks it off with weather, we have a big change, compared to friday. big storms. >> breezy today, winds gusting 20, 25 out of the northwest. that is a cool breeze