we begin with breaking news from the obama administration. hello, aim j.c. hayward. -- i'm j.c. hayward. the administration will announce later today it will stop deporting young illegal immigrants who came to the united states as children but there are some conditions.

first, the individual must have no criminal history. the individual must have graduated from a u.s. high school. have earned a ged, or served in the military. they will also avoid deportation and be eligible for work permits if they came to america before the age of 16 and they are younger than 30. they must also have been in the united states for at least five continuous years. this decision will affect as many as 800,000 immigrants. and we're following breaking news from westminster, maryland. where a small plane has crashed. according to car roll county fire, the single engine plane crashed at the end of the runway just after 10:00 this morning. the airport is closed while authorities investigate this crash. we'll have more details on this story on wusa9.com and of course on 9news now beginning at 5:00 p.m. it is a crime that has

shocked the northeast washington community and today, that community is coming together in an attempt to heal broken hearts. a vigil is taking place to honor the murdered owner of a deli. 64-year-old june lim was killed yesterday in an apparent robbery. her delicatessen is located at 7th and h streets northeast. kristin fisher has more information. >> reporter: well, there's about 50 people here for this vigil which just got underway a few minutes ago. and the amount of emotions that you can feel out here is just overwhelming. i of course did not know june lim but after today and what i learned about her yesterday, i sure wish i did and it's tough not to get caught up in all of it. this vigil was organized by some of her favorite customers. the folks who worked at the department of the d.c. department of human services which is just across the vote. i've got a few of them with me here today.

denise white, one of them. you know, unfortunately these types of tragic crimes are all too common but it's rare to see so much outpouring of support from the community. what does that say about june? >> it says a lot. because she was very loving. she -- didn't see color within us. we walked in. she treated everyone the same. and -- we going to really truly miss her. i mean she got to know us. she been here what seven or eight years? and you walk in and she knows what you want. >> don't even have to place your order. she knows exactly what you want. if you say this is not what i want. she says okay that's what you going to get today. we be laughing but she is like really -- we going to miss her. >> to know her killer or killers are still on the loose. >> uh-huh. >> that's hard. i can't believe they haven't caught him yet. >> uh-huh. >> i hope that they do. you know, like when i'm wearing black it's not a sign of mourning.

you know? it just you know -- we happy but it's us coming together ask stuff lick that and you know, we have -- and stuff like that and you know we have a special love for her. like i said yesterday when she passed we all called each other. text e-mailed you know. we came together. she brought us even closer. believe it or not. >> reporter: that will continue to happen for the next two hours. this vigil is expected to take place until around 2:00 this afternoon and her son peter lim is here today and he just posted a sign. i'm not shire you can see it -- sure you can see it. right on the front entrance of the door. it's awful. it just says i love you mom. there's so much i didn't tell you. i know you will be there when the baby is born. she was three months away from becoming a grandmother. now, i want to go back and just share with you all exactly what happened yesterday when this awful crime took place. around 6:00 june lim pulledder in her red toyota camera -- [ indiscernible ]

somebody followed her in or came inside once she was already inside. we're unclear exactly what happened inside the store but police believe it was a robbery of some kind. [ indiscernible ] >> informant we're having some technical difficulties -- unfortunately wore having some technical difficulties with kristin fisher's live report but more information on news news at 5:00 and -- 9news now at 5:00 and on wusa9.com. today there will be new regulations for abortion clinics. those who support the plan and those against the procedure are holding rallies in richmond, virginia. if approved, the new rules would require clinics to achieve standards like those for hospitals. opponents say that that could force 20 of the state's 23 clinics that perform abortions to close. >> i think it's important that

women of all income levels have access to health care which clinics like planned parenthood provide. >> supporters say that the narrowlies are meant to -- new rules are meant to ensure women's health. a vote is expected this afternoon. let's turn our attention now to campaign 2012. republican mitt romney is trying to draw attention to small towns. still hurting from the recession. he is launching a bus tour through communities where he may already have a strong following. but in states that president obama won four years ago. danielle nottingham reports now from the white house. >> reporter: mitt romney's campaign bus pulled off to the new hampshire farm where his campaign started last june. >> this is the first stop on his every town counts tour. >> reporter: a five day swing that will take the republican white house hopeful to 14 small cities in six states president obama won in 2008. >> washington's big government

agenda should not smother small town dreams. in the america we love, every town counts. every job counts. and every american counts. >> reporter: romney is looking to persuade undecided voters that he's the best candidate to turn around the economy. >> barack obama isn't giving a fair shot to our children and grandchildren when he saddles them with trillions of dollars of debt. >> reporter: today the white house is focused on immigration with announcement they will begin granting work permits to some immigrants. president obama is trying to ensure middle class voters are plugged into his campaign. he's launching today with winners of a cam tape contest temperature lunching today with winners of a cop -- lunching today with winners of a campaign contest. he tried to draw a countries with romney. >> the debate in the election is about how we grow faster and how we create more jobs. >> reporter: the president is

off the campaign trail the next couple of days, pennsylvania is the next stop for romney. danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. still to come when the news continues, if you ride metro, there are going to be some changes beginning on monday. we'll tell you everything you need to know. >> a new report shows more people are surviving cancer. i'm dick brennan in new york, i'll have the findings coming up.

a new report from the american cancer society says the number of cancer survivors in the united states will grow significantly in the next decade. dick beck man reports the number of -- brennan reports the number of survivors has more to do with a growing population. >> reporter: jerry is a cancer survivor but it's been a long road. she's battled breast cancer three times. >> i never thought i would get breast cancer again. >> reporter: the 67-year-old is one of 13.7 million americans living with a history of cancer, while cancer rates are decreasing in the u.s., a new american cancer society report shows the number of cancer survivors will jump to almost 18 million in the next decade. >> the population of older people that tends to get cancer is growing in the united states. >> we've also had major advances in treatment of many cancers. >> reporter: nearly half of all survivors are 70 years or older

and the majority are living five or more years since diagnosis. many people go on to have normal healthy lives after cancer. but some will face physical charges and long-term side effects from treatment. >> it's increasingly recognized that cancer survivors are a special population. and that they need attention in the medical community. they need resources in the general community. >> reporter: jerry is not only a cancer survivor, she's president of the long island breast cancer action coalition. she runs a center that's provided education and information to over 26,000 people. >> we not only have support groups for cancer, we have many other things to take stress off. we have you know, yoga, and reki and art. >> reporter: like many others jerry knows cancer can come back. but she remains hopeful for the future. dick brennan, for cbs news, new

york. >> breast, colon and uterine cancers are the most common types of cancer for women. living with the disease. for men, it is prostate, colon, and melanoma. coming up next, howard has the weekend forecast. >> jc, sit gorgeous out here today. absolutely perfect lunchtime weather. temps in the 70s and light northeast wind. we are looking at a little better also on the allergens that came in today. they have dropped from yesterday. we dried out so tree pollen is low. weeds low and mold moderate. i'll be back with the father's day weekend forecast when 9news now at noon returns.

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hotel. $39 gets you complete auto detailing package that's normally $135 value. empire auto detailers will come to you as long as you're within 25 miles of beltsville, maryland. this one also good through living social. if you have an offer you've seen or if you're a local merchant with a deal for our viewers, i'd love to hear from you on facebook. i'm jessica doyle, 9news now. if you ride metro on monday, your metro ride is going to change. the new rush plus will begin. the goal is to ease some of the worst congestion on the rails. and this commuter alert, peggy fox complains all -- explains all the changes that riders will see. >> reporter: the orange line carries more passengers than any other metro rail line. because it gets so crowded during rush hour, riders have dubbed it orange crush. >> as well as sometimes you can't get on. >> reporter: monday, help is on the way in the largest system change since metro rolled its first trains out. but it might leave some

passengers perplexed. >> have you heard anything about rush plus? >> i've heard a little bit. but i -- just saw the ads. and that's about it. >> reporter: come monday, rush plus gives the orange line more trains during rush hour. >> that's great. >> reporter: but it's not that great for blue line riders. it is you losing trains -- losing trains during rush hour which means riders will have to wait up to 12 minutes for a train but they are bringing more options also in the end the blue line at springfield franconia you can also catch a rush plus yellow train. >> but it's not all bad for folks in springfield or alexandria. for example, if you pick up the train in franconia and you want to get to l'enfant plaza instead of taking the blue line all the way around for a 40 minute ride, you can take a rush hour rush plus yellow line train for only 28 minute ride. rush plus is also giving the orange line an additional final destination during rush hour at

largo town center. and the yellow line will continue on to greenbelt along the green line. with yellow trains on the green line and yellow and blue pairing up too, you can't rely on color anymore. >> it just seems confusing. i feel like you have to be paying a bit more attention than some people might. >> reporter: peggy fox, 9news now. >> if you are confused just go to the website, wusa9.com. all the information is there. you can get a link to the metro website that will tell you about the rush plus. and it will also break down all the changes line by line. >> i'm confused. i'm going to have to go to the website. >> okay, go to the website. wusa9.com. all right, i'm excited about the weekend weather forecast because it looks nice. >> hey it's great. today is great. it's going to be great through father east day and then ex -- father's day and then next week test going to get -- it's going to get hot around here. the day planner today it is a

beauty outside. a few fair weather clouds and temperatures going into the low 80s here in town. we may hold on the a few spots in the upper 70s for highs but a gorgeous afternoon. northeast winds becoming easterly at 5 to 15 miles an hour. this is awesome sort of stuff. and if we can only keep it. 78 at 7:00 p.m. and even by 9:00 still in the 70s. so if your plans are taking you out to see the nats host the yankees tonight, upper 70s around the first pitch and low 70s by the later innings. what a great day. a couple of clouds well to the south and a few out here in the mountains. the higher elevations around charlottesville and outside of harrisonburg. this morning it got cool in the 50s in gaitburg and baltimore. 's on the 55 degrees -- easton 55 degrees. got down to 64 for us and look at this right now. in the 730s here, beautiful although oakland still at 68 degrees the air is dry. the sun is bright and it's a beautiful afternoon. as we look outside oh we don't have the camera loaded. my bad there but it's a

gorgeous day. 78 degrees. east winds at 7 and the dew point in the 50s. the air has really, really dried out. we've got storms in the middle of the country and along the gulf coast but the key for us right here. big area of high pressure over the ohio and the tennessee valley. that's blocking all of this weather from moving toward us. so for the short-term it's going to be a real tough time. these areas are going to get hit over and over the next few days with storms and around here just going to be nice. also seen the storms come and now form in the northern gulf of mexico. we're watching the sometime seas do -- these do develop into something tropical. but right now nice and quiet and beautiful for us in the eastern u.s.. a couple of showers can't be ruled out in pennsylvania later today and into kentucky and southwestern virginia. but as we go through tonight it will be quiet. a few clouds approach the coastal areas tomorrow morning: we'll get through the day on sat with a few shower -- saturday with a few showers many central and northern pennsylvania if your weekend plans take you up there. by sunday, when we may get a

shower or two up in the mountains out to the west, but we're still looking good. i think our rain chances really don't start to pick up and they don't pick up that great monday, west of town an ace lited stuff in the afternoon -- isolated stuff in the afternoon. so the next three days very pleasant this afternoon. 82. i think this is probably one of the best days of the year weather-wise. tonight dipping back into the 60s in town. still a few 50s north and west. tomorrow, nice at 83. father's day nice at 84. and the humidity levels stay down right through the weekend. we get to next week, and this is where we start cranking temperatures up. monday mid 80s. tuesday i think we're 90, 91. even wednesday and thursday the isolated storms and the heat -- temperatures in the mid 90s summer officially beginning wednesday at 7:09. it smells great. we got a treat for you in our kitchen when 9news now at noon returns.

today, i am one-on-one with one of washington's most renowned chefs. one of my favorites. robert wheatmeyer. i always go to marcel's, i have to tell you. >> we love it when she comes there. >> they treat me so good. he also owns brasserie beck, bravo and the mussel bar in our area. >> which is way up in there but we just opened up in the rebel hotel in atlantic city jc. >> i know. >> really excited about being up in atlantic city. it's just such a great resort. >> it's called the mussel bar

rebel? >> it's called the mussel bar at the rebel. basically a combination of beck can the mussel bar together on steroids up there in atlantic city. oh my goodness. what are you fixing. >> i'm doing something so summery here at the area. it's a soft shelled crab blt. toasted brioche bun hear, a little bit of -- here. a little bit of homemade mayonnaise. >> you sauteed them in? what? >> butter and olive oil and applewood smoked bacon, just brings it all together. the recipe is on jchayward.com. >> basically that's nice and sauteed and it's dusted in a little bit of -- >> how long did you have -- >> about five minutes, put that on top of there and then take little president of lettuce. take this tomato. put that on top and then we're going to take this bacon right here. >> oh my goodsness. >> pit this right on top of this. >> uh-huh. that looks good. >> oh, yeah. it's really tasty. and then you just take it and you jus smash it down but you

got to toast your bun. >> that's what makes it extra special. >> you got to toast the bun. i'm going to cut nit half here. >> okay. >> and then hopefully everybody will just try one here. >> oh my gopness what are some of the other specialties that you will be presenting at the rebel? >> well, we're doing you know obviously we're doing a lot of mussels but also a lot of steaks too. lot of great steaks and raw bar like you know soft shelled crabs and oyster and shrimp and everything that you can get seafood-wise. >> all fresh. >> we bring in everything as much as we can locally from the area. >> okay. all right. >> so -- >> i must tell you at marcel's can i tell you what the favorite dish of mine is? you know what i'm going to say. >> probably the budan or what? the tartar? >> guess again? no. >> chicken. >> the chicken. oh everything -- not even on the menu. you have to know about that. >> the chicken. >> you do order the chicken. >> it is the best. and i usually don't order

chicken when i go out to eat as a re rant. the chicken -- restaurant. you have brought this beer and vodka? >> this is my belgian beer from it's called antigun from belgium. we have the belgian vodka. >> all right if you're up in atlantic city. >> look at that sandwich. oh god give me a bite. bye. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ]