locations. today more triple-digits. doppler radar clear in the metro area. showers and storms staying off to the north now. we are expecting the opportunity for possibly heavy weather coming on through, so far so good right now. a quiet shot at the nation's capital. morning temperatures we are going to push quickly through the 80s. we should be in the middle 90s by lunch time and hit a high at reagan national of 101 later on this afternoon. we'll clear out some of the cloud cover, the next three days will be on the warm side. we have given it a yellow alert for today tomorrow and into sunday because of the showers and thunderstorms. but the triple-digit heat is going to hold on. we'll get a little bit of a break sunday. it won't be until after that front moves on through. tuesday into wednesday, we begin to see the north and northwest winds and that is going to help us cool down. monika. good morning, everybody. if you are plan ago head on the

southbound side, this is a big story of the morning. luckily all things considered it is not that big considering it was on the southbound side of 395. this happened with a live look right now. where a dump truck hit it. in the meantime traffic is getting by to the left. i assume that a little later this morning it may get a little heavy. we don't know exactly when they will be finished with that work. northbound all lanes are open. that is good for rush hour up to duke street and the 14th street bridge. let's look at the maps again and decide if you are heading in from southbound 270, watch out for the accident at 55 at montgomery village avenue. prince george's county rescuers have spent the night searching for a person missing after a roof collapse. >> 9news reporter delia is live

at the scene with details. >> reporter: good morning, it has been a long and slow and deliberate process for the rescue crews on the scene. they have been here throughout the night, searching for that missing employee. it is unclear at this point if that employee is safe at home, or trapped inside the building, but all accounts, they are searching vigorously for this person who could still be inside. around 10:00 we are told crews were called to this paper storage facility warehouse here in prince george's county for a roof collapse and the wall, we are told, was bowed about 5 degrees. 25 workers, we are told, were inside at the time. they evacuated safely, however this one last worker remains unaccounted for. they are also told there were large stacks of documents where they stored all these papers inside the warehouse and many

of the stacks tumbled when the roof came down last night. we don't know an exact cause. we are told there is no explosion here. this is a paper storage facility, so it is unclear if there are any chemicals used inside. we do know this building is the old safeway warehouse. we are also told that a spokesperson from prince george's county fire is on his way here. we are hoping to have a live interview with him in the next half hour and hopefully wring you more -- bring you more details as to the progress of the rescue crews here on the scene. jessica, andrea? the supreme court's ruling on the affordable healthcare act will have people talking for days and weeks to come. the high court did not strike down the part many thought was in jeopardy. the individual mandate which requires americans to purchase health insurance or pay a penalty will stand. the swing vote in this ruling

was also a surprise, it was the chief justice, john roberts, appointed by republican president george w. bush. >> i didn't do this because it was good politics. i did it because i believed it was good for the country. >> obamacare was bad policy yesterday, it is bad policy today. >> mitt romney says he will work to repeal the law if he is elected president. the supreme court did strike one significant part of the plan. the much more local reaction to the healthcare ruling log on to our website at wusa9.com. in another ruling yesterday the justices struck down the law which makes it a crime to lie about having received a military reward. the stolen valor act stems from a california case where a local elected official falsely claims he was a decorated war hero. the justices cited first

amendment rights. dc councilman michael brown revealed someone has been stealing money from his reelection campaign fund according to a statement he has been working with police on the matter since he found issues in campaign finance records last week. brown says he is now personally taking over as treasurer of his reelection campaign and bringing an independent auditor to further investigate. i am watching your money and your stock portfolio. on wall street investors will continue to look across the pond. meetings wrap-up over the european debt crisis today. the new york times is reporting risky trades could end up in losses up to $9 billion. checking the numbers the dow erased a triple-digit decline, finished the day down about 5 points. the s & p 500 was down by about

three. you have heard of the healthcare ruling. but what does it mean for you? if you are uninsured, you must buy coverage starting in 2014. if not, you'll pay a penalty on your taxes. now to those with insurance through our their employers. eight more preventative care services for women, including ppv screening will be covered. employers will also be forced to add more people, including high-risk individuals on to their plans. that means you could see increases in premiums and deductibles. you may not remember this, but apple was a little shaky five years ago today. but on that day the company introduced the iphone. its lopch and consumer success, 6 million units sold transformed apple's image. apple introduced four phones since then and the sixth generation is expected sometime this fall. and we love our babies. i know you have one too. >> i never thought i would like a phone as much as i like that phone.

>> it is amazing how our concept of this little computer in our hand has changed over five years. >> and that it was ever in doubt that it would be a success. president obama heads to colorado today after declaring the wildfires there a federal disaster. that story, coming up. plus republicans are accused of playing politics after voteing to hold the attorney general in contempt of congress. and ahead in sports, more on your surprise leader after round one of the at&t national. we'll be right back. springs kids, do you know what it is that makes this country great? the constitution our forefathers wrote? our unified belief in the american dream?

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welcome back. i'm olga breese in for howard bernstein. we are headed to triple-digits later on this afternoon. we have excessive heat warnings in effect, until 9:00 tonight. monika. work continues on the southbound side of 35 here on edsel road before the beltway. left lane gets through there without much delay. coming up, i'll update you on an accident as well at gadget thergzburg. -- gaithersburg. andrea? authorities have found the remains of one of two missing people. the blaze in colorado springs has burned more than 300 homes.

president obama has declared a major federal disaster and he will visit the area later today. in florida, police are finding bodies as flood waters recede from tropical storm debby. in some places, authorities say this is the worst flooding in nearly 50 years. for the first time the house of representatives has voted to hold an attorney general in contempt of congress. eric holder's vote went along party lines. republicans are upset holder didn't release all the documents they wanted related to the fast and furious gun operation. switching gears, i have already bought my tickets to see "magic mike ." at 5:93 an expert is here with his ideas to make money from online social networking. eventually we won't have to worry about hitting triple-digits. details in the 7-day forecast.

79 degrees already. welcome back. monika here with your timesaver traffic. a couple of issues i need to tell you about. first of all an accident on route 355. apparently it is affecting both directions of 355 and a second ambulance called to the scene. so be aware of that. 270 southbound looks okay

through that area. we'll take a live look at 270 a little further south. if you are planning to head here at old georgetown road you are going to be fine. we'll take you back over to the maps this time on the southbound side of i 395 i have been telling you all morning long. where a dump truck was going through at 1:00 in the morning, hit this overhead sign. trying to fix it in the meantime the left lane is getting you through. northbound 395 looks okay past the incident, no issues and no delays. friday morning light, for those of you heading to the 14th street bridge, river crossings are okay as well. i'll be back at 5:23 with more. back to you guys. we are back with olga breese. she has yesterday she called it refreshing. today forget that right? >> today is absolutely miserable. i think if you find a place for

air conditioning, stay indoors, if you can. if you are sensitive to the outdoors, you really want to stay inside, today is not the day to take a chance on that. so far this morning, we are seeing very high humidity, doppler radar popping just a few showers and storms across northern portions of maryland, baltimore north of the baltimore beltway. we are in the clear so far at the dc metro. officially today will be partly cloudy. we are building more of that cloud cover later on in the afternoon and stir up the ton for showers and thunderstorms to really rumble on there later on today. we'll continue to monitor the progress of that development for you. morning temperatures again near 80 degrees at least for right now we are going to slide through the 90s very, very quickly. we should hit our high today right around 101 at reagan

national airport, backing down in the 70s later on in the evening. it is still going to be a muggy night tonight. heat advisory, until 9:00. take precautions if you are stepping outside. the record highs, yes there are in jeopardy. -- they are in jeopardy. an opportunity for a shower or thunderstorm develop, could rumble on through. we'll definitely see this heat continuing with us as we head on through the entire weekend. doppler radar beginning to calm down a little bit. now expired a company of counties are still in yellow off toward our north. the heat advisory, alert for us is not going anywhere anytime soon. so far we have until 9:00 tonight with tomorrow's forecast high of 100. more than likely they will issue an extension of the heat advisory. if you are heading out and about this morning we will see the

mugginess continue if them. dulles and washington have the best chances of beating the record baltimore should stay put. here's how we look in and around the area in the 70s so far, moisture moving off toward the north and the east. we'll get a little pop of that later on this afternoon. for most of us, it looks like it is going to be a muggy and trying day. here's how we look for the 7- day forecast. overall very warm as the heat wave continues through saturday. even sunday is going to be very hot. but at least we'll get a little bit of a break monday and tuesday. we'll shift our winds to the northwest and give us a little bit of relief. andrea? jessica? thank you so much. tiger woods talked about a challenging round one at the at&t national. >> bryce harper likes colorado so much he had extra innings in the game. now let's look at our

question of the morning. the average woman will spend about $3100 in her lifestyle. mascara, shaving and waxing or manicures and pedicures? >> a response posted on our facebook fan page matthew says shaving waxing. as much as women shave their legs almost every day, shaving cream, plus razors, $100 a year for 30 years, matt is correct. >> taking a mathematical approach. you can log onto the wusa fan page and leave your response. we'll reveal the answer in the 6:00 hour.

welcome back. we have partly cloudy skies in the metro area. there are some breaks of sunshine. looking good from our michael and son camera right now. temperatures in the triple-digits by later on this afternoon. a bit of mugginess in the air. our temperatures are in the 70s, and it is feeling a little warmer than that. next three days are definitely going to stay hot. the wizards first draft pick was also celebrating his 19th birthday. >> plus a surprise first round leader at the at&t national. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. when you looked at the crowds at congressional during round one, it was pretty obvious they were all there to see one man.

all eyes and lenses were on the host himself, tiger woods. but it was a rough first round for him. tiger never got under par yesterday. he is currently tied for 30th at one over par. the leader after round one is bo van pelt. he played the only bogey free golf of the day, including an eagle on the par 4 first hole. he is 4 under par and leading after one round. the host of the tournament though, woods, said this course is tough. >> a couple of shots today. the ball bounces high at the flags. it is an adjustment we have to make. if it is not in the fairway, it is in the deep stuff. so it is a different set up. it is hard and fast. >> the wizards making a splash last night in the nba draft. they took just one minute to

make their selection. bradley field the guy they coveted, this guy can actually shoot. he spent one year in gainesville before declaring for the draft. what makes this day even more special was that it was his 1st birthday. it was a back and forth game between them and the rockies yesterday. nats down one in the ninth. bryce harper says let's play extra baseball. solo shot to right. harper's first homerun in 16 days. in the bottom of the 11th, the game winning hit to right field, rockies survive a wild one 11-10. that will do it for your morning sports. we'll be back out at congressional all day long. we'll see you then. in fact to our live coverage from the at&t national in the

next hour just before the golfers tee off. >> how to profit from all that time you spend on twitter and facebook monika. 395 has been in trouble since early this morning with damaged overhead signs. southbound sides, now an accident reported in the hov lanes northbound near the pentagon. coming up in my next report i'll update you on both the situations at 5:28. we are watching you on 9news now. we'll be right back.

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been -- the high heat. we have been warning you for a couple of days. finally got to us about three days later. outside right now, we are doing okay, partly cloudy skies. we even have sunshine this morning. the temperatures have been very high overnight, muggy air kept us mainly in the upper 70s. your 80 degrees will continue to push on through. 95 by your lunch break today. highs by later on this afternoon expecting to hit triple-digits. reagan national airport's record for today is 101. we will at least tie, possibly break that record as we head later on in the day, dulles's record at 105 will be safe for today. we will continue to monitor the possibility for late day sunflowers and thunderstorms. that is why today is a code yellow alert day. 100-degree heat for saturday as well. sunday a little bit of a break. the next front approaches that shifts our winds to the

northwest. look at the difference it makes. down into the lower 90s by tuesday. looks good, we are tracking the opportunity for the return of rain come thursday. monika? >> reporter: usually in the summer traffic is light and even lighter on friday morning. last friday proved me wrong and this friday is proving me wrong. first of all a dump truck hit an overhead side overnight. crews are there working on that and now there is an accident on the northbound side of 395 it does involve a tractor trailer. we'll show what you it looks like live right now in the hov lanes. they turned the camera around just a second ago. northbound side of 395 at the pentagon basically in the lane. the main lanes remain open. let's go back over to our maps. this time we'll take you all the way up to 270. there is an accident on route

355 on montgomery village avenue. here's what it looks like at the beltway in oxen hill. thank you monika. this morning a rescue operation is underway in land over, maryland. one person still unaccounted for after a roof collapsed. >> this happened in a large warehouse. 9news now delia has the latest. >> reporter: we just spoke to mark the pi o, with prince george's county rescue and fire. we are speaking to investigators now to give us more information. but we do know that perhaps a crane was involved in the collapse of this building. he is going to get some more information for us but we do know there was a crane involved. we know crews who have been working since last night to try to rescue this person we know

those crews have been working in the area. the man was last seen working inside the building. that is the latest information we know so far. the collapse happened around 10:00. crews were called here for that roof collapse and they were also told there was a wall that was bowed about 45 degrees, 25 workers were inside. they were able to evacuate safely. however that one man, still unaccounted for and crews are working through the night and have been here all night long and early this morning to try to find that man. it is unclear if perhaps he is home or still trapped inside. but as you can imagine, it is a very tense situation so they are working deliberately, very slowly, piece by piece, trying to get through this building working through the night and in the darkness of night to try to rescue this man, who could still be inside. again, we just spoke to prince george's county, fire pi o, mark

brady says a crane could be involved in this collapse. crews are working in the area the man was last seen working inside the warehouse, hoping to find him. we'll have much more information as this continues to develop in the next half hour. reaction is flooding in from all corners from the supreme court's ruling. the court let stand most provisions in the affordable care act, including the mandate requiring americans to buy health insurance. the one part the justices struck down has to do with medicaid. they ruled the federal government could not force states to expand medicaid to cover more low income families. critics of the law called that a win. >> the supreme court for the first time declared explicitly the outer limits of federal power under the commerce clause. that has never happened since the new deal and that is a win

for liberty. i think it is a great day for the millions who are currently uninsured and a great day for the rest of us who have insurance. our premiums will ultimate highway go down. >> while the maryland attorney general celebrated the decision to uphold the vast majority of the law, surprisingly chief justice joined the liberals in casting the decision. gcofficials will consider nominees to the board of the health exchange. it is the city's next step in implementing healthcare reform on a local level. officials hope to have the exchange fully operational by next year. the time right now just about 5:33. i'm watching your money and some ways to make more of it through social networking the. twitter and facebook not just good for chatting with your friends any more. we are doing it by ted murphy, a company that helps prow duce a

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9:00 tonight. doppler radar popping in a few showers and storms north and east of our region. on the southbound side of 395, work continues on an overhead sign damaged by a dump truck overnight. you have the left side of the roadway getting by. northbound all lanes are open heading bast this point and up to an earlier accident at the pentagon. more once again at 5:48. in the meantime, let's look at this weekend's metro track work. there will be no blue line trains operating from stadium armory to bening road. trains will also single track in two spots on the red line, between judiciary square and rhode island avenue and medical center and grovener and no work scheduled on the green or yellow lines. starting sunday it will cost more to ride metro. for train passengers the

minimum off peak fare will be $1.79. the maximum will be $5.70. using a paper card will cost you a $1 surcharge. regular metro bus fares will be $1.60 with a smart trip card, and $1.80 if you pay by cash. thanks andrea. we have been combing through the daily deals e-mails and retailer websites to find deep discounts. here are some of our favorites on this friday morning. save 40% on how to train your dragon. this is the live spectacular. the discounted ticket prices range from $3 to $89. tickets are for shows july 19- 22 at the verizon center and you can find this deal on living social. save 31% on a refurbished hdpavilion loop top.

sale price $379.99. and just in time for the fourth of july cookout in the backyard, sears.com is offering a propel 15-foot trampoline with enclosure and anchor set. it is $2999.99 and -- $299.99. andrea? a vote on capitol hill today is crucial for millions of americans with student loans. more on that story, coming up. but president obama flies out to colorado today to see the fire devastation firsthand. looking at who is celebrating a birthday today, oscar nominated actor gary busey is 68 years old. comedian and actor richard lewis is turning 65. love boat actor turned congressman turned dc radio host fred grandy is 64.

he won nine prime time emmys for the sopranos. matthew weiner is 47. and this pussycat digital turns -- doll turns 34 today. happy birthday to you if it is your day today, too.

good morning, welcome back to 9news now, 5:45 on this friday morning. it is muggy, humid, sticky, it is ugly out there. olga breese has the rest of our morning weather. >> yes and we told you so. we knew it was inevitable. we watched all of this heat and humidity track across the nation and yes, it is now here, on our doorstep. we are looking at muggy conditions this morning. humidity is high, we have passing clouds at this hour. our forecast for today is definitely going to keep the heat around. we are going to dial it up more

than what we have seen over the last company of days. we'll keep a little bit of sunshine through midday and early afternoon. we'll push quickly through the 90s in the lunch hour and hit the triple-digits by early in the afternoon. 3:00 to 4:00 temperatures should hit at 101 at reagan national airport. in and around the region for most of us, it looks like the forecast for today, it is going to stay on the muggy side. and with the high heat index and temperatures going into the triple-digits, the weather service has given us that heat advisory. as we head into the afternoon and evening hours, we are looking at possibility of breaking records. the 101 at reagan national, we could beat and tie that record .10 5 at dulles airport, the opportunities for showers and thunderstorms is also entering our forecast later on this afternoon. so far this morning the showers

and storms stayed north of the metro region. we are going to carry this heat from saturday and into portions of sunday. we'll cool back down a little bit next week. doppler radar 9000 storms continue to push off toward the east. not really a threat to our region as of right now. we could revisit that later on this afternoon and this evening. watch until about 9:00 to want, covers the entire metro area, in toward philadelphia and southern portions of new jersey. we will get very close to our record with the dulles record of only 95, we'll beat that and put a new one in the books. baltimore at 105 we are only forecasting about 100 degrees for baltimore today. right now temperatures are in the 70s, upper 70s to near 80 degrees. it is feeling a couple of degrees warmer.

futurecast is going to keep us in the clear through midday. late in the afternoon and evening we could pop a shower moving on through. tomorrow starts pretty good. another round of showers and storms could move on through. highs today into those triple-digits. the seven day forecast it is going to stay sticky and steamy for the short-term. even sunday is going to be a little bit on the warm side. we'll get a little bit of a break monday and tuesday. monika? if you are planning to head inbound, through virginia on the gw parkway, you'll want to know about this. an accident just reported on the southbound side of the gw parkway. i'm hearing there could be up to five vehicles involved on the southbound side of the parkway. no lane information given yet. i'll give that you as soon as i get that. in the meantime be aware about

this accident. we'll take a live look outside first at the american legion brimming, this is doing fine on the west side of town. if you are planning to head onto the gw parkway, you may hit very early delays today. northbound 35 an earlier accident at the pentagon was cleared but southbound side of edsel road work continues on a damaged sign. they are continuing deal with the sign, there was a dump truck that was too tall and hit the sign. the left side of the roadway is getting by. northbound is unaffected by the situation. you should be okay past this up to the 14th street bridge. i'll be back in a few minutes with more. today president obama is headed to the rocky mountains. but this is not his latest campaign fundraising swing. the president is flying to colorado springs to see the damage from the waldo canyon fire in person. drew levinson reports. >> reporter: the now deadly waldo canyon fire continues to

burn. police say a body was found in the rubble of a home where two people were reported missing. >> we have information for family members. >> reporter: jeff lucas shot this video showing a wall of flames racing into his neighborhood. his childhood home is one of nearly 350 destroyed in the blaze. >> it is just material things that we lost, and the house itself is replaceable. >> reporter: the weather is finally cooperating, allowing firefighters to start to get the upper hands. >> the wind, which is probably our worst enemy, isn't as strong. >> reporter: president obama will be here in colorado springs today to get a firsthand look at the damage. there are some, including the former governor, who are concerned the president's visit will drain resources. >> his visit will be counterproductive to our common goal of trying to defeat the fires. >> when he thanks the firefighters, they will have

several hundred of them massed in an area where otherwise they would be doing something else. >> reporter: but current governor be hick -- governor hickenlooper promises. >> we are not taking any of the people actually fighting the fires. >> reporter: the governor says his administration cleared the visit before agreeing to host the president. drew levinson, colorado springs, colorado. the man accused of killing trayvon martin is due in court today if a bond hearing. george zimmerman will ask the judge to grant bail for a second time. the judge revoked zimmerman's original bail after prosecutors provided evidence zimmerman and his wife failed to reveal they had collected money through a defense fund website. this afternoon a judge is expected to rule on releasing evidence from the george hugeley trial. hugeley was convicted of second degree murder in the 2010 death of his girlfriend, yardley

love. both played lacrosse at uva. today the house is expected to vote on a bill to keep interest rates on many student college loans from doubling. if the measure doesn't pass, these rates will double on sunday. the legislative package is aimed at salvaging millions of highway construction jobs. our crew has arrived at congressional to preview day two of the at&t national. we'll be back.

time now is 5:54. welcome back. partly cloudy skies. high humidity. as we head in through midday, we'll push through the 80s. hit the middle 90s by 12 and top out in triple-digits later on this afternoon .10 1 in the city center inside the beltway. 99 up to our north. thank you so much olga. now it is time to take a look at some of the new movies in theaters this weekend. "people like us "is about a fast talking salesman named sam. when sam returns home to deal with his estranged family, he discovers he has a 30-year-old sister he never knew about.

a federal prosecutor needs to hide a cfo, whose firm is accused of running a ponzi scheme backed by the mob. so he sends the cfo and his family to hide out with aunt me dia. first tell us what you think about family guy create tore seth mcfarland's first film project, ted. >> i think the humor totally translates. you do not need to see it, to be a fan of family guy to appreciate it. it is range which i, dirty humor, but it is a good movie. a movie about a teddy bear that talks. many months ago, he played the stripner boogie nights -- stripper, in boogie nights. >> it is like a family guy. there is a lot of potty mouth.

>> well you know what? a lot of ladies have already bought tickets for this movie. we have all been talking about it this morning. magic mike. you got to see it. >> run, don't walk. do not go to the movie expecting to see some dark story about a important star -- a porn star. go here because maybe you think you are going to get a pound of flesh for your dollar. >> you know what? you do get it. you will not be disappointed. >> it was the best assignment in the world to watch the clips yesterday. you are going to talk to us about magic mike. >> it is not empty calories. there is something there. >> everybody is good looking too. >> hand it over, this is an award winning director who never takes himself too seriously. this is a movie about strippers

with a great cast. matthew mcconaghey, tv stars, and then you have the star, channing tatum. he is the real deal. >> and this is based on his life? >> when he was a stripner florida. -- a stripper in florida. a stripper with a heart. trying to make his dreams upstate. he has the moves. >> i saw him in step up and i liked him then too. >> i'm telling you. if there was any doubt channing tatum was going to be a star, those doubts have been cleared. it is clearly a connection, a work product that works. they found the best in each other, and we are the beneficiaries. >> do you think this is actually going to make him as an actor? are we going to continue to be obsessed? >> he provides an elect identifying performance. when he is on stage, even though the other ones are as good

looking. >> we have a picture of you. you worked for them didn't you? i am so jealous. >> that is evidence of three things. he always looks good, he is a vampire and a stripper. and little boys if you work out when you are young in college and high school, you too can look lie this. >> what time do theaters open? we are going to the first show right girls? >> this is going to make so much money. >> i bet it will. following that we say thank you for watching 9news now at 6:00 a.m. it is the all girl hour here. i'm andrea roane. >> and i'm jessica doyle. no surprise mike and howard both took today off. monika is going to have your weather this a second after she calms down. right now olga breese warms us up with her forecast. outside if you step out, we are going to see partly