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roane who is back tomorrow. and i'm mike haiduk. weatherwise a nice start to the day and week for that matter. temperatures are heating up toward the end of the week and the weekend. here it goes this monday morning. visibility good, still kind of muggy out there. dewpoints up. but we are in the 70s now in town. some areas are falling into the 60s, especially as you get farther north and west of dc. topping out at 88, 89. there could be a stray shower or storm this afternoon. the best chance of that will be in the mountains out to the west. looking at satellite and radar this morning. all is quiet. one little shower here in the right area. looking off to the east much warmer by the bay. annapolis 7 degrees. 68 in bowie and prince frederick

70 degrees sunshine today stray showers and thunderstorms member a 20% chance look at the highs mainly in the mid to the upper 80s. monika samtani, happy tuesday. >> reporter: if you are planning to head around town, no problems to report on the beltway. things are looking great on i- 95 in baltimore. let's start off with the other side of town and take a live look at the beltway and 270 no problems to report. here's 35 in landmark, no issues here up to the 14th street bridge. traffic is moving well. if you are planning to head over to the other side of town and toward college park no issues to report. on the beltway through silver spring. things look good on 66 except right before route 15 where we are getting word of an accident where a car went off the road. you may find a bit of slow traffic there. beyond that centerville over to vienna you are doing fine.

no problems in springfield. northbound side where traffic is moving well to 35. police are searching for a killer of an arlington business owner. >> 52-year-old tommy wong was killed in an armed robbery at capital jewelers last friday afternoon. good morning. >> reporter: good morning jessica, mike. this is certainly shaking this community. here in columbia pike, many friends and neighbors have placed flowers in memory of this victim, the quiet, hardworking business owner who they say ran the shop for five years. family members tell us tommy wong worked late friday night but was usually home by 10:30. however when he didn't get home in time they instantly called police. investigators will not release many details, but say wong was a victim of an armed robbery that

occurred around 4:00 that afternoon. >> when you got in the door, it went on the other side and that was for insurance reasons. >> what do you make of anything else and. >> you know, it is another loss of a good person. >> and take a very close look at this picture. these are a series of surveillance pictures of the suspect caught just before the murder. he is described police say as a black man in his mid-50s, about 5'7" with a medium build. he was wearing a neon yellow traffic vest. family members believe that is perhaps why wong put -- left dlet his guard down and allowed this man inside. you heard from that neighbor and friend wong had a lot of security measures here in place because of a previous robbery

that occurred prior to his ownership and so we had several measures in place to protect his business. however unfortunately, this gentleman was able to get inside and the suspect was able to kill the victim. coming up at 5:30, hear from his daughter, who has a very tearful description of how she heard about her father's death. back to you jessica, mike. that is a sad story. thanks delia. police are searching for answers after a machine's body was found in the potomac river. a boater discovered the body yesterday morning and authorities say there are no signs of obvious trauma. the body was taken to baltimore for an autopsy. police are asking for your help. they are trying to find a suspect in a sexual assault case. police say a woman was jogging on the capital kress accident scent trail when -- crescent trail when she was attacked last week. after the assault the suspect

ran toward fletcher's boathouse. he is a blag man, approximately 180 to 200 pounds. muscular build, dreadlocks three to four inches long and a light, scruffy beard. he was last seen wearing a whiteshire, possibly a tank top or a shirt with cut off sleeves, i don't think jersey type black shorts. if you have any information call u.s. park police with this or any other incident on the capital crescent trail. i am watching your money. it would be nice to have a couple more big rallies like the ones last week. the dow starts today back above 1000 for the first time since may. most economists believe the today will announce new steps wednesday to buffe the economy. this week also brings reports on home prices, auto sales, consumer confidence and the biggie, the july unemployment report due out on friday.

last week stocks rallied on hopes the european central bank will take steps to ensure the euro remains intact. the dow added 188 points friday, the nasdaq was better by 65 and the s & p 500 was up by 26 points. apple versus samsung. the legal battle of the smartphone gets underway today inside a federal courtroom in san jose, california. at issue is when samsung stole apple patents had when it came out with its line of mobile devices. this case is crucial because it could decide who wins the smartphone war. local power company b gand a, bgand e, wants to increase rates in maryland. a 7.9% in residential gas distribution. this means the average electric bill will increase $7.22 per month.

the average gas bill up about $4.62. if approved the rates would go up in february. once again. all right. still ahead, prosecutors prepare to present more evidence in a case. >> a movie theater in colorado urkey cheddar bacon sandwich today. america runs on dunkin'.

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here, very quiet out there this morning. temperatures have fallen in the suburb in the mid-60s in spots. still around 75 here in dc. not a bad day at all, considering how hot it has been this month. noon time temperatures will top out in the upper 80s. a slim chance for a stray shower or thunderstorm. full 7-day forecast coming up in about five minutes. right now we check in with monika samtani. >> reporter: the northbound side of i 395 nice and light here. duke street headed up to the 1st street bridge same story to the roosevelt bridge. more on traffic coming up in my next report. back to you. here's a look at other things making news now. james holmes the man accused in the colorado theater shooting will be arraigned and officially charged today. during the hearing, prosecutors are also expected to present new evidence which was discovered last week. we are learning new details about this case.

the aurora police chief says the theater normally hires off-duty police to work on weekends, but there were no security officers on hand the night of the shooting. the company which runs the theater is not commenting. s. a 1-year-old cent state university student will be arraigned today for posting a twitter message saying he planned to shoot up the campus. william coburn is charged. he was arrested yesterday in brunswick, ohio. the new superman ride at california six flags discovery kingdom has a few kinks to work out. passengers got to the top of the right yesterday afternoon and got stuck in the air when the ride stopped. crews had to bring in a crane to get the riders down. the ride had only been open a month. campaign 2012 coming up. mitt romney will stop in poland

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easy to use, don't cost nothing. >> the price is right. >> exactly. and it is a good app. out playing golf, boom you pop up the doppler. >> even on vacation if you are somewhere else i don't weatherwise let's get you going on this monday morning. pretty nice day out there. a little bit of humidity there. thunderstorm chances won't be too high today and temperatures will be about where they should be. day planner this morning starting out with 70s in town. 60s in the suburbs. winds out of the east at 5 to 10 miles per hour. 87 at 4:00 p.m. high today 88 or 89. by 8:00 we are back in the low 80s. southeast winds at 11:00. there could be an isolated sunflower or storm today. i think rain chances are going to be fairly low.

temperatures dip into the mid-60s in montgomery. haymarket right now is at 66. 70 in andrews. outside on our michael and son weather camera. we look for northwest washington friend ship heights, bethesda in the distance. a little bit of light showing up on the horizon. 76 degrees at national. dew point at 70. it is sticky out there with the relative humidity 82% there is nothing to mix the air up. the winds currently are calm. hot weather continues once again around 106 in oklahoma city. thunderstorms north of that in nebraska. another rant of storms in minnesota. the energy wants to go into the ohio valley. winds out of the east going to

bring a little bit of atlantic moisture. we could see showers pop out to the west later on this afternoon. we are talking about isolated showers today. tonight things will quiet down although again with the onshore flow becoming mostly cloudy overnight, tomorrow we are going to pop some showers and storms especially in the higher elevations out west. a better chance area wide is showers and storms. today 88 degrees stray shower or storm. 70s in town still a few 60s north and west. the yellow alert for the afternoon storms especially in the mountains but a better chance for storms on wednesday. tomorrow is sort of borderline green or yellow. thursday 92, a stray storm hot. 93 friday and a few storms and even hotter over the weekend. it is 5:17. here comes monika samtani. >> imagine what it is like without this little piece of

equipment. no problems to report on the bw parkway, route 50 into the northeast corridor, the beltway is looking great. we'll take a live look at the beltway at kennel worth avenue. both loops of the beltway, entire eastern side of the beltway. back over to our maps on the west side of town. the beltway construction should be cleared up by now. we'll take a live look at 66 out of manassas. i'll be back with more traffic coming up once again in a few minutes. >> thanks monika. trying to improve his foreign policy credentials mitt romney will finish his six day overseas trip in poland today. >> romney raised millions of dollars a fundraiser in jerusalem. susan mcginniss has more. >> reporter: mitt romney is on

his way to poland. he'll try to invoke the symbolism of the cold war there. romney is fresh off a trip to israel where he prayed at the western wall and met with israeli leaders. >> the regime in iran is five years closer to developing nuclear weapons capability. preventing that outcome must be our highest national security priority. >> reporter: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, a personal friend of romney, said the push for sanctions against iran isn't working. >> all the sanctions and diplomacy so far has not setback the program in iran by one iota. >> reporter: the white house maintains the sanctions are crippling the economy. president obama has sent secretary of defense leon panetta to israel to meet with leaders there this week. >> reporter: when the united states, israel and the international community remain unified in our position against

iran, that is the best way to convince iran to pull back from what they are doing. >> reporter: in an interview with cbs's january crawford, he left -- jan crawford, he left many wondering if the governor would approve of a military strike against iran. >> because i'm on foreign soil i don't want to be creating new foreign policy for my country or in any way to distance myself from the foreign policy of our nation, but we respect the right of a nation to defend itself. >> reporter: romney says all options should be available if diplomatic efforts fail. among those in attendance at romney's speech yesterday, billionaire magnate aid el son has pledged to spend up to $100 million of his own money to defeat president obama in november. it is 5:20. if you are waking up look at the question of the day this morning. for the first time in history, there are more american women doing this man then.

what is it? serving in the military, competing on the u.s. olympic team or working in corporate america? >> heather wrote bi do remember hearing them say that during commentary at the hoping ceremony. >> what do you think? , we will be write back. been -- right back.

5:23 on this monday morning. looking good. some areas in the western maryland part of the world, northern shenandoah valley in the 60s this morning. we'll go through the morning hours patchy clouds here. 9:78 degrees in town. we'll take you into the midday. lunch time 86 in dc. 85 manassas, 80 in winchester. there could be spotty showers toward the blue ridge here. lies in the upper 80s, again the isolated shower today, more so in the mountains. michael, over to you. thank you howard. the nationals pull out a nail biter last night in milwaukee. and the redskins enter another week the in the dog days of training camp. >> reporter: good morning everybody. heading into sunday's series finale in milwaukee the

nationals were tied for the lead. gio gonzalez took the mound. look at this shot to right. nice. 410 feet over the right center walls. nats on the board first. brewers with a wild pitch. corey brown comes in from third to score the game tying run. down two in the ninth. mike ward the shot to right center, right in the coroner. that ties the game up and we go to the 11th. a double down the left field live. ryan zimmerman gets in and beats the throw. nats win this one 11-10 in 11 innings. today they have the day off. men's basketball playing a game that counts over in

london. michelle obama on hand. france within one after one quarter. but usa comes back, kobe for three here. usa outscored france by 15 in the second period. darren williams to russell westbrook here then to dc's kevin durant. drain led the way they win this one big 98-71 moving on. the french get revenge in the pool in london. yesterday michael phelps gave team usa a body length lead but the anchor ryan lochte faded. usa settled for silver. we will be live from redskins park for training camp. have a great monday. thank you so much kristen. we are going to take a live look at 270 at falls road.

volume is increasing. a problem in silver spring with a tree down georgia avenue and 16th street inside the beltway. you are watching 9news now.

welcome back. happy monday. i'm jessica doyle in for andrea roane. and i'm mike haiduk. good morning. mr. bernstein, heat or no today? >> not today. normal july heat. upper 80s. we can deal with that. >> compared to 12 degrees hotter than that like we have been recently. >> this might be the hottest month in washington history back to the 18 70s. so there. let's get you going with the look at the day planner. i don't think you'll need umbrellas in most areas today

although an isolated shower will be possible for mid to late afternoon. by noon you'll see temperatures going to be pushing into the mid-80s. this morning mid-70s in town. some 60s north and west with 86 by noon. 5:86 with an isolated shower or storm. satellite radar nice and quiet, there is a little shower forms in the delaware bay. other than that, we are cool in cumberland and 59 in west virginia. open the windows and enjoy. on the bay a lot warmer. bay temperatures in the 80s. annapolis is 78. 71 in cambridge. charlie is back, he is about 65 degrees there this morning after a couple of weeks off. 67 in la plata and your temperatures this afternoon going well up in the 80s. monica cant, 5:31, good morning. >> good morning howard.

good morning everybody. things are looking great on the beltway. i can't talk about any delays right now. no big complaints, i'm happy to say. if you are planning to head in on the gw parkway 66 the dulles toll road, everything here is running smoothly into the downtown area. we'll look at the american allegiance bridge on the west side of town, this is a good indication between 270 and 66 and even down to 95 in springfield running well right now. back over to our maps, no issues on the northbound side of i-95. a little slow now approaching woodbridge. further north here traffic moving well into springfield on to 395. all lanes are open up to the 14th street bridge. back with more traffic coming up in a few minutes. the family of an arlington business owner is searching for answers after the body of 52-year-old tommy wong was found inside his julie store --

jewelry store last friday. delia joins us live from outside capital jewelers along columbia pike in arlington. >> reporter: incredibly sad story. i feel like we have been here before. unfortunately, northeast sometime ago it was another shop owner well loved in the community and northeast washington and she was killed. the same kind of manner. this is unimaginable for a lot of folks in this community. they say this was a hardworking man, quiet, kept to himself. he has owned this business in the 3200 block for five years now. family members tell us he took several precautions to keep himself safe inside the store, even buzzing people in individually before they entered the store. however, the system that he had in place unfortunately failed to keep him safe against an armed

intruder. wong's daughter told us he took those precautions because the previous owner had been robbed. she last spoke to her father at 1:00 friday afternoon. he said everything was okay, but police tell us three hours later an armed robber walked into the store and took that shop owner's life. >> my dad had been come home from work yet so we called several times and we knew something was wrong. we drove up to the store and it had looked like he was in the middle of packing up the store to go home. because his car was still there and lights were still on. so we called the police. they knocked down the door and they wouldn't let us go inside and see him. and they told me they came out and told me that he had passed. >> reporter: tough for that family. shocking news when they arrived here at the shop. probably feeling that something could have been wrong, that is

why they traveled from their home in herndon all the way here to arlington to check on their dad. he is survived by his wife, two children, and say son. and that daughter, vivian, who spoke to us so bravely. take a close look at this picture. police are looking for this suspect, described as a black man in his 50s, about 5'7" with a neon yellow traffic vest on at the time. police believe that is how he got into the store, perhaps family members say wong let his guard down because this machine had a traffic vest, assuming he was some kind of contract worker in the area. anyone with information should call arlington county police immediately. dc police are searching for suspects after two women were shot near u street this weekend. the shooting saturday morning around 1:00 a.m. near the intersection of 12th and u. one

woman was grazed on the neck and ear the other was shot in the chin. the battle for syria's largest city is intensifying. thousands of civilians have been fleeing as government troops battle rebel forces. >> the secretary of defense leon panetta says president assad is causing his own demise by using military helicopters to kill civilians. >> reporter: demolished tanks and rubble littered the area in syria. president assad's troops say they have recaptured parts of the country's largest city. u.s. defense secretary leon panetta said assad's latest attack is proof he lacks the ability to rule. >> if they continue to attack their own people, i think it

ultimately will be a nail in a saddam's coffin. >> reporter: assad's regime had been struggling to maintain power over the last two weeks after rebels made major advances in syria's two largest cities. but on sunday government forces declared victory in damascus and used heavy artillery. >> the key right now is to continue to bring that pressure on syria, to provide assistance to the opposition, and to provide whatever kind of humanitarian aid we can. >> reporter: despite the latest battle both sides show little signs of giving up. >> the time right now is 5:37 and i am watching your money. student loan debts are past $1 trillion in 2011. since private college tuition

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we are looking good this morning. 60s in some of the bushes and mid-70s in town. mid-80s by noon, a good deal of sunshine today. there will be isolated showers, maybe a rumble of thunder with highs in the upper 80s. i'll see new five minutes with the 7-day. here's monika. >> reporter: southbound 270 the brake lights are passing through off and on to 121. then through german town and rockville the pace is good.

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welcome back. 5:48 your weather first on this monday morning. things are quiet out there. that is a good thing. a little bit on the muggy side. 84 by 11:00. by noon 87. winds out of the east 5:00 to 10 with an easterly wind. a run in the upper 80s, maybe

near nine with a stray shower or storm before the day is out. this morning the warm stuff in town by the bay in the upper 70s at the naval academy. out west look how nice and pleasant in winchester. cumberland is 6. in washington this morning we are looking outside about 20 minutes or so before the sunrise here at tyson's corner. traffic is moving pretty well out there at the moment. 76 degrees although a muggy 76 with humidity at 82% and no wind to speak of at reagan national. temperatures going to be hottest once again in the central part of the country but not across missouri and kansas the dome of high pressure and heat has drifted into oklahoma. they will be 108 today. the next few days they will be in the 108 to 110 range in oklahoma city. some areas could be 112 or hotter.

look at the big ridge of high pressure over oklahoma, north texas and kansas i should say, with showers and storms up and over that. scattered showers and storms off the carolina coast. winds more out of the east that will keep our temperatures from being too warm. as we get into the afternoon the winds hit the blue ridge and some of the mountains out west. pop up showers there maybe one or two by the bay. spotty showers this afternoon, nothing terribly widespread. quieter tonight with mostly cloudy skies, more storms, especially in the mountains tomorrow more area wide coverage come wednesday. today green, good, 88 degrees, isolated showers and storms. 60s and 70s tonight. yellow alert days. tomorrow probably green to yellow borderline with a couple of storms 86. 8 wednesday, we get back to the 90s with a cup of storms by wednesday. howard good morning

everybody. i don't have any major incidents to report early this monday morning, i'm happy to say. if you are planning to head northbound on i-95, you are seeing a bit of yellow here. let's take a live look closer in springfield you are running smoothly as you head up to the beltway and on to 395. let's go back over to our maps and this time we'll head to the north side of town. from college park no issues to reported baltimore 270 into frederick, one last look outside. if you are planning to head inbound on route 50 our lanes are open. i'll be back with more traffic coming up in a few minutes. thank you monika. making news now at 55:16:78 if the p.s. atest went away new research shows three times as many men would be fighting for

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5:55 this monday morning. looking awinds out of the east. we'll see the atlantic moisture come in a little bit. patchy clouds 9:00. still a few 60s well to our west. as we get toward lunch time we are talking low to mid-80s, so it is going to be warm but not horribly warm out there. muggy this morning. when the winds hit the blue ridge, watch what happens. spotty showers by the middle of the afternoon here. highs will make the upper 80s. 88, maybe 8. just an outside chance of a shower running into your trip as you head home this evening. let's go over to mike and jess. >> sounds good howard. the dark knight rises still the top draw over the weekend.

it took in over $64 million according to studio estimates. so far the film has grossed nearly $20 million domestically in just ten days, which is slightly less than its predecessor, the dark knight, during its same run. watch made a disappointing debut to $13 million in sales. cbs stars hit the red carpet. and the jackson kids, their guardianship may be headed to court once again. >> reporter: stars of the cbs fall lineup walked the red carpet in beverly hills of the the casts of new shows strutted their stuff. lucy lou stars in elementary. cbs is bringing back the good wife, ncis, and ohio 5-0.

a los angeles judge is expected to weigh in on who should care for michael jackson's children. katherine jackson wants the judge to agree to share guardianship with her adult cousin t.j. jackson. the court has now ordered an investigation into the children's well-being. the art work if a spiderman comic book has sold for a record $657,000 at auction. and out on dvd tomorrow the history channel's hatfields and mccoys. >> we are embody i the law. >> reporter: the drama about two warring families stars kevin costner, bill paxton and set cable viewing records. also out on dvd lowell. miley cyrus stars in this coming of age story.

demi moore plays her mother. >> i know you are putting that in your netflix list, right mike? >> to the top. lost me some pilely cyrus. >> you are watching 9news now at 6:00 a.m. on this mop morning. i'm jessica doyle. andrea will be back tomorrow. and i'm mike haiduk. >> howard bernstein is here with your weather first. >> reporter: not a bad morning. little bit muggy out there but radar is nice and quiet and is going to stay relatively quiet today. we have hazy sunshine out there this morning. looking at tyson's corner in the background. highs in the upper 80s to near 90 with a spotty shower or thunderstorm. 5:00 p.m. temperature running 86 degrees. you are looking at the satellite and radar. this is nice and quiet. high clouds off to our south and