[ telephone rings ] how's the camping trip? well, the kids had fun, but i think i slept on a rock. ♪ the best part of wakin' up what are you doing? having coffee. ohh. ♪ is folgers in your cup >> just ahead on the sweltering sunday, tents and cooling centers for large events across the region. what can we expect tomorrow? next.

>> announcer: please welcome last year's winners of multiple tonys for the "book of mormon," trey parker and matt stone. >> hello! winning the tony award for best musical changes one's life forever. you're transformed from an artist to an artiste, from a child to an adult, from a lowly caterpillar to a beautiful butterfly. >> tonight we who are the broadway establishment-- (laughter) >> are pleased and honored to welcome this year's nominees for best musical. >> you young whippersnappers who desperately seek to join our ranks. (laughter)

tonight we have seen performances from all the nominees for best musical. once again the nominees are >> "leap of faith." "newsies." "nice work if you can get it." "once." ♪ >> and the tony award goes to: "once." ( cheers and applause ) >> accepting its award for once producer frederick

zollo. >> isn't it great that book 6 mormon has won-- no i got-- on behalf of barbara broke, john hart, patrick milling smith, michael wilson, or ren, the schubert its,-- we thank you for this great honor. we thank glen hansing and mark for their incredible score, john carney for the film. the creative team you have honored tonight boy are they good and how about that company lead by kazee. there is a story that hall clerman used to tell and it goes something like this once upon a time in russia, theres with a wealthy family with many children. the mother was quite ill and the children were weeping. to comfort them the nanny gathered them and told them not to worry. she knew of an elixir she

said and if you put a drop of it on your tongue you would never be ill and if you drank some would you never die. she said the name of this elixir was the theatre. this story changed the life of one of those children forever, constantine spanof loveski. all of us who have worked in the theatre have drunk from that elixir and had our life changed and are proud to say that once served it up every night at the jacobs theatre and if you like you can wash it down with a cold beer. thank you, thank you all. (applause) >> well, that's it congratulations to all our winners. i usually close the show with a song but i've been told we are running over which is a shame because, i don't know, it was a good one.

but ♪ if i had time ♪ ♪ if i had time i'd sing a little song recapping these awards ♪ a jazzy ditty set to introspective chords ♪ with lyrics that would cite who won and lost tonight ♪ with jokes we'd have to write mid-show ♪ they'd all be on topic and each one would rhyme, but there's no time ♪ if i had time, i'd say how "once" won once, won twice and won once more how clybourne park took play, we made hugh jackman's day, is harvie firestein gay who knows. and jokes that mike nichols had just earned his dime but there's no time. ♪ i'd mention judith and judy, and tracie as judy

i know, what a shock on flappers and christian's kidnappers ♪ and christians who rolled with the flock. ♪ jesus, those jesuses rock! ♪ oh, what a crime that due to certain people's speeches running long ♪ you'll never get a chance to hear my clever song you'll never get a chance to hear my clever song, although i could ask les, the head of cbs, hey les, do you say yes or no ♪ ♪ the network has spoken ♪ it's telling me i'm ♪ completely out of and:. >> and we are clear.

good evening. i'm andrea mccarren in for bruce johnson tonight. what a warm sunday it's been. temperatures reached the 90s across our area. but what can we expect tomorrow morning? anny hong is on the weather terrace to let us know what's in store. anny? >> we're expecting the humidity to stick around the next 24 hours or so as we've felt it tonight and are also expecting another hot day. today was the hottest day so far. today's high getting to 92 degrees. average high is 83. and we've had four days of at

least 90-degree weather this year. we had two in june actually today and yesterday. we had two in may. so it is the hottest day of the year so far. now, so right now, temperatures are still pretty warm out here. 80 in downtown. in the suburbs, a little cooler. 72 in leesburg. culpeper, 68. this is the reason why it feels a little heavier and muggier. the dew points are in the 60s, pretty much everywhere you look. what does that mean? here's a look at our dew point comfort index. in the 60s, it's anywhere from sticky to uncomfortable. so definitely we are feeling it a little more so tonight, and we will will also tomorrow. so overnight clear to partly cloudy conditions. lows will be 64 to 72 degrees. monday is holding plenty of sunshine with clouds filtering in. another hot one and muggy one. then changes in the forecast.

we'll talk about that a little bit later. andrea, back to you. >> thank you. well, today's high temperatures proved dangerously warm for some of the thousands who attended two big events in our area, the gay pride festival in d.c. and celebrate fairfax in virginia. surae chinn shows us some of the first aid tents and cooling centers to help the crowds handle the heat. >> i'm sweating everywhere. >> reporter: it may feel hotter than the tropical sun under d.c. skies. folks took pride in keeping hydrated and finding the cooling buses. >> we were just sitting over there still melting, and the guy was like, come sit on the cooling bus. that's a wonderful idea. >> reporter: gay pride goers found shade and relief anywhere they could get it. >> about lots of lemonade, lots of water. >> i don't have a shirt on and i'm drinking water. >> reporter: across the river at celebrate fairfax, people were a fan of the cool breeze served up by this machine. you've got to have the water

close at hand. and folks are loading up on ice, trying to stay cool. >> gatorade. oh, that's cold. >> hydration, hydration, keep drinking plenty of fluids. >> it could be 150 degrees outside, and i would still be here. >> reporter: first aid tents and cooling centers were stationed throughout the festival grounds. >> primary thing we're here for is the safety of the crowd, and we keep an eye on particularly days like today, looking for signs of heat exhaustion, dizziness, i remember tability, headache. >> reporter: some folks are beating the heat by limiting their time outdoors. people were sweating it out in the washington region and we're still a week before the start of summer. surae chinn, 9 news now. a murder mystery in reston has fairfax county police asking for your help. police were called to winter thurn lane for search of a fight and reports of a missing

person. that's when police found the body of 40-year-old patel. it all began with a call to police about a fight in reston. when officers arrived, they saw no evidence of a fight, but about an hour later, police received a missing persons report from a shopping center a few blocks away where 40-year- old patel had recently opened a dunkin' donuts. police investigating a missing persons found themselves back at the lane at patel's apartment where they found him dead with trauma to the upper body. tonight dunkin' donuts released the following statement. all of us are extremely saddened to learn of the tragic death of patel, a franchisee in reston, virginia. we send our deepest sympathies to his family and friends. this tragedy impacts all of us, especially those that had the pleasure to work with him on a dialy basis. we are committed to support the

ongoing efforts of local authorities as investigation unfolds. a big part of that investigation could unfold this sketch ofa suspect in the case. he's described as an indian man, approximately 5'5" inches tall with a thin build. he was last seen wearing a gray, long-sleeved shirt with a thin orange stripe down the sleeves and blue jeans. should you have any information about the suspect, including, of course, who he is or where he is, you're asked to call either crime solvers at 866-411- tips or fairfax county police at 703-691-2131. matt jablow, 9 news now. we have new information tonight about the driver of a stolen jeep who police say deliberately crashed that car into a downtown d.c. office building. maryland court records show the jeep's owner filed a restraining order against 32- year-old charles bell the same day he reportedly doused the car with gasoline, plowed it

into a building near connecticut and l streets northwest and tried to set it on fire. the woman shares the same address as paul. charges against paul have also been updated. d.c. court records show he has now been charged with assault with intent to kill. fall is due in court for a hearing tomorrow. three people are dead and three others wounded after a shooting near the campus of auburn university in alabama. police say two of the dead are former auburn football players. drew levinson is at the crime scene and reports the alleged shooter is still on the run. >> reporter: hazardous materials teams in white suits scrubbed the crime scene near the campus of auburn university. a manhunt is underway for the alleged shooter, leonard. police say he shot six people killing three of them. >> that's a shock right now to know that this was all going on. >> reporter: investigators say the shooting happened at these apartments after a fight at a party saturday night. many people who live here knew the victims.

>> i can't really explain in words what happened, just feel real bad knowing that it happened in my own neighborhood and i see these people around every day. >> reporter: two former football players, edward christian and phillips were killed. a current player was wounded. auburn's football program is a big part of campus life here and the team is successful. it won the national championship in 2010. but police say they don't believe football played a role in these shootings. >> the only connection that the auburn football team has to this is they are victims of a brutal shooting. sometimes the young men get a bad rap, i feel like, but they're the victims today. >> reporter: in a statement, auburn coach said nobody should ever have to endure such unimaginable grief. we have a lot of people on our football team that are hurting right now, and we're going to do everything we can to help them get through this. and auburn's police chief says his department plans to do

everything it can to bring this case to a close. drew levinson, cbs news, auburn, alabama. locally crews are having trouble tonight actually out west containing two huge wildfires. strong winds grounded firefighting aircraft at a 40 square mile fire in southern new mexico. firefighters are also battling a 22 square mile blaze in colorado. dozens of structures have been burned. 1500 people may need to leave their home, authorities warn. some 500 people have already heeded the warning and are staying at red cross shelters. the fast-moving fire has become a top priority for firefighters and emergency personnel. >> due to the size and complexity of the fire, it will go to a type one incident, the highest level of incident. i think that's driven by a number of factors. one is the size of the fire, the fact that structures are at this point damaged or impacted. >> when nature is conspiring

against you like this, you've got a stiff wind in dry conditions like this, it's very tough. >> so far, one person is unaccounted for. fire investigators in new york say lint trapped in a clothes drier is to blame for a fire that destroyed actor robert de niro's manhattan apartment. the fire started friday in the 15-room apartment. niro and his family were not at home at the time. neighbors noticed the flames and called 911. >> i'm a neighbor and saw flames coming out the window and immediately decided to call 911, went back in the house and i was on the phone a couple of minutes getting them through here, cleared the house, came back outside and came down here right away. >> i'm very surprised. what's the likelihood of it being robert de niro's apartment. >> several of his employees who were working in the apartment at the time did manage to

escape unharmed. de niro paid $23 million for the three-floor apartment which firefighters say is now uninhabitable. we have good news for summer drivers. the average price of a gallon of gasoline has actually dropped 16 cents over the past three weeks, according to the lunburg survey which reveals a gallon of regular is $3.62. jackson, mississippi has the lowest price of gas. the nation's highest prices could be found in seattle at $4.21 a gallon. according to gas buddy.com, the lowest price of gas in our area is at the station on georgia avenue in as pen hill, maryland, where gas costs $3.30 per gallon. police in & business owners on the lookout for counterfeit bills in popular summer tourist destinations. we'll have details. first the bailout, then the

fallout. we'll have the latest on the spain financial deal as markets get ready to open. grab your sunglasses. don't forget your sunscreen. another hot one to kick off your work week. here is your monday wakeup weather. we start out with plenty of sunshine, temperatures cooling down to 60s and 70s. we'll warm right back up and the muggies are back. i've got your full forecast. stick around. 9 news continues after the break.

>> opening statements are set for tomorrow in the trial of jerry sandusky. the 68-year-old former penn state assistant football coach is accused of sexually abusing ten victims over a 15-year span. the judge in the penn state trial sexual abuse case denied a defense request to have the charges against sandusky dismissed. the attorney for the football coach asked the judge to throw out all 52 counts or at least to hold the hearing into whether some charges were supported by sufficient facts. now for the first time,

sandusky will face his accusers inside the courthouse. >> he is unequivocal in knowing what happened to him, suffering the unspeakable crimes committed against him, and he will tell his story. >> our home has been opened for 27 years to all kinds of people. i've associated with thousands of young people over years. >> if convicted, sandusky could spend the rest of his life behind bars. in delaware, police say the summer tourism season is also primetime for counterfeit cash. they say $15,000 in counterfeit bills are passed each month in delaware and police in nearby ocean city, maryland, say they already discovered several counterfeits this year, but so far no arrests have been made. authorities say the print on larger bills should appear to change color, because they are printed with color shifting ink. university of virginia's first female president is

stepping down. that's the word today from u.v.a.'s board which says her departure was a mutual decision. she took the job in 2010. her resignation is effective august 15th. sullivan said in a statement, although the board and i have a philosophical difference of opinion, i will always treasure having had the opportunity to work with so many gifted faculty and staff, talented students and loyal alumni. tomorrow morning will be the first chance for investors to react to the $125 billion rescue announced this weekend for the banks of spain. finance ministers from the 17 countries that use the euro say they made the agreement to help save the spanish banking sector. today protesters in madrid demanded to know why billions in aid would go to property up broken spanish banks instead of helping people who are suffering because of their mistakes. a financial expert says the reason spain's in so much trouble may sound familiar to americans.

>> spain had a bigger housing boom and bust than we had here in the united states. that means a lot of bad mortgage loans, bad real estate loans, to undermine the capital position of the banks. they are broke, they need help from the european union. the spanish must be very humiliated by having to take the aid. for them to actually have to go to the european for help like this was very difficult. >> they refused to use the words rescue or bailout referring to it as a line of credit instead. a dramatic moment as gabby giffords stepped out in public this weekend. she's campaigning for the man seeking to replace her in congress. gifford was shot twice in last year's attacks in tucson that killed six and left giffords critically wounded. barber is locked in a tight race with jesse kelly, a republican who narrowly lost to giffords two years ago. giffords stepped down from congress earlier this year.

on tuesday voters in arizona will decide who replaces her. well, a brave guy at a ballgame goes to bat for his girlfriend. we'll have that story next on 9 news. >> hang on, hang on. >> whoa. >> oh, no. there you go. everything's all right. >> did he hit a home run? and does anny hong have a winning forecast for us? she'll tell you about the week ahead when we come right back.

>> it was an unusual ballgame in phoenix from the start last night as the arizona diamondbacks took on the oakland a's. but all eyes were on anything but the game. as you can see, many fans and even the announcers came dressed as star wars characters for star wars night at the park. but even they were up staged by this man. in the stands who was hoping the force was with him. look, bottom of the fifth, got down on one knee, pulled out an engagement ring, asked his girlfriend to marry him. clearly she said yes. the couple celebrated by buying a hotdog at the ballpark. >> she looked enthusiastic,

very happy about that. >> she had to have been surprised. i bet it went up on the big monitor as well. how about the forecast, how's that looking? if you like the hot weather, it's going to be another hot day tomorrow. the muggies are all bad. you can feel it outside on the weather terrace. also a new thing we're starting here at 9 news now, it is our 9 weather alerts. here's how it breaks down. we'll give these a color to the next three days. the three day forecast, which you usually see at the end of the weathercast. give it a green which means it's good, no worries, keep your plans. weather is good. if we give a yellow alert, you may see wet roads possibly or morning fog. it's more of a nuisance for part of the day. a red alert means severe weather is on the horizon and that life-threatening weather could also take into consideration for the day. so that is something we're doing in our weathercast now.

right now, we've got really nice conditions out there. pretty warm still at 11:00 at this hour. the weather camera showing us generally clear skies out there. a few clouds moved in. overall we're still at 80 degrees here in downtown. winds are coming in south at 5 miles per hour. right now, temperatures a little cooler in the suburbs, lower 70s for manassas and leesburg, but hagerstown, you're holding on to upper 70s at this hour. fredericksburg cooled down to 73. culpeper, 66 degrees, the cool spot on the map. our satellite radar picture showing a ridge of high pressure is in control giving us the hot conditions and also the muggy conditions for one more day. then we've got a cold front out to the west already causing some problems in des moines in the form of severe thunderstorms. we will get our share of unsettled weather come tuesday and wednesday from that cold front. so a little more humid on monday. you'll feel that. i already felt it outside tonight. drink plenty of fluids and it

will be cooler and unsettled for tuesday, and we're looking at more showers to impact the area for wednesday. i think we can get maybe an inch and a half of rain around here, especially with those storms coming through. overnight, no storms, clear to party cloudy conditions. it will be humid. low 64 to lower 70s in downtown. monday morning as you're starting off the day, dress in light clothes. it's going to be a warm day. mostly sunny and pleasant. air quality is just a code yellow, which is moderate. no concerns at all. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. winds from the south at 5 to 10 miles per hour. monday afternoon, you'll start to feel the heat and the humidity. highs will be 87 to 91 degrees. our sunset is at 8:34. we start in western maryland. cumberland 85 degrees. out to the west the chance for scattered showers, a pop-up thunderstorm later in the afternoon. winchester warming up to 87 degrees. mid-80s for hagerstown.

warrenton 87 degrees. culpeper, you'll warm up to around 90 degrees. in downtown gets around 89. the average high for this time of year is 83. well above that. annapolis, you also get into the mid-80s. you do have a small craft advisory that starts at 6:00 p.m. on monday, goes until 6:00 a.m. on tuesday. here's how your monday breaks down. now, we're looking at again a cool, fairly mild start. but then we're calling it basically we're giving it green alerts for good conditions. we're not worried about the weather impacting your plans. tuesday, yellow, because of a few storms and some showers moving in. highs will be 83 degrees. on wednesday, some showers arrive as well. 84 degrees under mostly cloudy conditions. here's a look at your next seven days. so unsettled starting on tuesday, locate your umbrellas by then. check out thursday and friday. we could cool down into the upper 70s. once that cold front passes through, it will leave us some cooler air. it looks as we head into

father's day weekend, looks pretty good. temperatures will be in the lower 80s by saturday and on sunday for father's day, temperatures will be around 81 degrees. a chance for a shower. otherwise, take dad golfing, take him out to brunch, it looks pretty good as of now. >> looks like a lot of green days on the horizon for us. >> that's right. overall tomorrow looks okay. >> it's important though, a lot of businesses depend on the weather. thank you for that, anny. here's something you don't see very often. it's an elephant playing soccer. the pachyderm was kicking and scoring with both his front and back leg. then just to really show off, he planted the ball with his trunk. it took a lot of steps back and watch this, come on, this is fun. he's got it, he's back up. this is in thailand. running start, and oh, score.

excellent shot. circus animals have lifted hollywood to a huge weekend by the way. the cuddly critters of madagascar 3 led the weekend with $64 million debut followed by a big opening for the alien saga, number two. reunited voice stars jada pink pinkett smith as the animals. we'll see you in sports plus next.