taken down from the rormds label web -- records label web side, he said he had been part of the white power scene since 2000 when he sold everything he owned and left his home in colorado on a motorcycle to get more involved. label 56 added it didn't want to profit from the tragedy in wisconsin and has removed all images and products related to end apathy on its website. >> the label says please do not take what wade did as honorable or respectful. please do not think we are all like that. president obama said yesterday he's heart broken by the shootings and says violent events like these are happening with way too much regularity. the. says he plans at looking at ways to reduce violence but stopped short of calling for

new gun control laws. prince george's county fire department is taking the heat for its slow response time to county emergencies. a new study shows the capital right station and riverdale heights station failed to respond to calls within a minute more than 50% of the time. the prince george's county fire department says it depends on volunteers to help answer calls but the economy has changed how many hours volunteers commit. >> as the economy gets worse and worse, folks need to work more and more, make more money. the volunteers that normally have time to spend time at the firehouse, they have to work. they don't have time to be there. we don't have the budgets to be able to put more career staffing in place. >> the chief and the union president say the new county administration has budgeted for more firefighters over the next three years. however, the chief says to meet national standards which is one and a half firefighters per 1,000 residents, it will take more than ten years. three parking lot attend

distants at smithsonian's air and space annex are now charged with stealing at least $400,000 in parking lot fees. according to a court affidavit, the trio started stealing the money in 2009. they were reportedly caught on camera unplugging the counters, the things that count vehicles as they come in so the stolen money wouldn't be missed. two women and one man were arrested saturday and are facing up to ten years in prison. this morning a member of the british military is in jail facing a list of charges. officer edmond toby barr whitehead is a second lieutenant in the navy. he was temporarily stationed at quantico for training exercises. now he's accused of vandalizing fredricksburg baptist church. he threw a closet door through a stained glass window to get out of the win church -- out of the church. they say he immediately surrendered but started

spitting and didn't stop until he was insides the patrol car. the church says it will repair the damage and whitehead said he intends to reimburse the church fully for the cost of repairs. >> it endured a lot. so this is just another incident that just like every other incident, the church has prevailed and it will prevail through this one as well. >> whitehead is charged with burglary, assault on an officer and destruction of property. 4:33 now. a total of 81 people were arrested during a prostitution sting in prince george's county. the whole thing started last wednesday. 70 of those arrests were made in 72 hours. five hotels in the college park area were targeted in this. and police say that prostitution is a gateway crime that can lead to drugs, robberies and shootings as well. our time is 4:33 of the here are some other stories making headlines this tuesday morning. attacks continue in syria. two large bombs fell on a town

in the province. this attack came on the same day as the syrian prime minister defected from president bashar aassad's government. the prime minister was appointed just two months ago. a bomb also exploded on the third floor of a syrian state television and radio building and you could see people running for cover. later this morning the manual accused of the tucson shooting that left six people dead is expected to agree to a plea deal. jared lee loughner spent more than a year at a federal mental facility in missouri treating for mental illness. a judge still needs to rule that loughner is mentally competent to understand that deal. the shooting rampage also injured a list of others including representative gabriel giffords. the mississippi church that wouldn't allow a black couple to get married in the church is now apologizing. the first baptist church of crystal springs posted a message on its website asking for forgiveness and

reconciliation to charles and andrea wilson, their families, friends and god. but the groom says the church never contacted him or his wife directly and considers the online apology as an insult. we have a few commuter alerts for you this morning. if you're on the dulles connector late at night or early in the morning be prepared to find an alternate route. that's because the eastbound lanes are going to be closed between the beltway and route 123 every night between 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. this goes through thursday. just follow the detour signs to get your way around it. the latest megaproject in northern virginia gets under way later this morning. the work starts on the express lanes on interstate 95. 25 new miles of roadway will go from stafford county to the beltway and on to edsall road exit on 395. it's expected to be completed by 2014. the road situation could get a little better near the walter reed national military medical center in bethesda.

the department of defense says montgomery county will get a $40 million grant for transportation projects at walter reid. the d.o.d. says the realignment has increased personnel at walter reid by almost a third and doubled the medical center's visitors road. oreo is honoring the mars curiosity rover with an open faced cookie. normally white icing dyed red has tire tracks in it. don't expect to find it at the grocery store. it was featured as oreos daily twist campaign. still ahead fibbing may do more harm than good when it comes to your health. don't lie. we'll explain why. >> one airline -- [ inaudible ]

coming up on 4:39. kind of muggy out there from d.c. and points south. north of town drier air has hofd in -- moved into places like montgomery county. it's going to be a partly cloudy day. you will see a lot of high thin clouds today. could be a shower or rumble of thunder this afternoon. highs upper 80s to low 90s. seven-day forecast coming up in five minutes. over to beverly farmer with timesaver traffic. right now around the area pulling out all the construction barrels ought of your way for your morning commute. you're headed south out of 270, clarksburg, everything looking good on 270. nice light volume past 121 heading toward rockville. that's a look at timesaver traffic. back to you. >> thank you, beverly. it is 4:39. time for the first your money segment of the morning. jessica is back with today's headlines. welcome back. >> thank you. great to be back. great to feitch in your -- sleep in your own bed after a

couple days away. wall street headed higher after the jobs news we received last week that was pretty positive. we'll have to see if the enthusiasm lasts for us yet again dacht checking the numbers -- again today. check be the numbers, the dow added 21 points in trading yesterday. nasdaq, big winner on the day, it was up 22 points. and the s&p 500 was better by more than 3. some good news if you're looking to buy a home. closing costs are going down. over the past year, the average mortgage closing costs have fallen nearly 7.5%. federal regulation put in place two years ago is part of the reason why. it requires lenders to provide a good faith estimate of third party fees within 10% of the amount that home buyers will pay. spiker, the owner of saab is suing general motors for over $3 billion. saab stopped production in may of 2011 because it couldn't pay its suppliers. spiker says g.m. deliberately bankrupted them by

blocking a deal with a chinese investor to make sure the person automaker didn't have a rival in china. a g.m. spokesman says the lawsuit is without merit. saab went bust less than two years after being sued. american airlines now offering to bring europe luggage -- bring your luggage right to your door. it's teamed with bags v.i.p. luggage delivery. for about $30 passengers can have one bag delivered to their home or hotel room. >> who travels with one bag. >> you can pay more. you can get up to ten delivered for about 50 bucks. american airlines promises most people using the service will get the bags within four hours unless your destination is a few miles away. then it can take up to six hours. service available at more than 200 airports. i guess if you don't want to be bothered with your luggage, you can have to taken to you. >> if you're traveling with your luggage, you're probably going to take it anyhow. >> it might be the one that you check that you would bring to

your home. >> that's what i'm saying. >> i guess it's for people who have money and want the convenience, right? >> okay. you want to burn some of that money, send it my way. thanks, jess. it's 4:42. coming up, a goat jumping for joy. a hero's welcome for our hometown olympian.

good morning. it is 4:44 on this tuesday morning. hope you're doing well. howard bernstein is here with your weather first. when you open the garage door, it felt really good. >> its live up in montgomery county. it's a lot less humid. anybody north of town, 15, 20, or more miles, it's completely different than south of town. we're still sticky and muggy and kind of yucky outside. >> so we're getting changes for the better? >> no. that dry air is really not going to make it farther south. you'll be stuck in it. by the way the mold spores were

high yesterday. everything else was low but the mold. the mold was the culprit. let's get you started with a look at the day planner this tuesday morning. looking at a lot of high clouds today. in fact, at times it may even feel mostly sunny out there with that thin layer of high clouds or overcast. filtered sunshine. 85 by noon. going to be another hot afternoon. high temperatures upper 80s, even 90, 91 with 88 at 5:00. there could be an isolated shower, rumble of thunder. best chance of that happening will be south of d.c. looks like we had some showers well south of us and southeastern virginia. a little closer to home we were watching some showers, even one or two lightning strikes coming out of this area of showers moving northeast past fredricksburg falling apart here. but it has redeveloped just a little bit. a dying shower here across parts of southern charles county, just south of welcome. trying to get toward faulkner. that's it on the radar this morning so it's a quiet morning. some areas very, very muggy and warm. got temps in the upper 70s from d.c. south and east but just

north of town in gaithersburg, only about 20 miles north, got 66 right now. feeling much more comfortable. winchester, hagerstown, cumberland all in the low to mid-6s on right now. -- mid-60s right now. good visibility. you're looking at wisconsin avenue looking north from northwest d.c. 78 degrees. no winds to help out. the dew points in town in the low 70s. yeah, it's very humid with the humidity at 84% this morning. bigger picture satellite and radar combined notice all the high clouds streaming up here across west virginia over us. that's blowing off these showers and storms off to the south. as we look at the future cast, the best chance of any showers and storms today will be well south of us. southern virginia here we are at noon into north carolina. this afternoon some spotty showers or an isolated thunderstorm might pop but not too bad a day. quiet tonight.

then tomorrow we're going to pop a few more showers and storms in the afternoon. going to do about the same thing on thursday afternoon. let's go to the tropics and talk about ernesto. ernesto, you can see the circulation down here. still a tropical storm but getting a little better organized. winds 65 miles an hour gusting to 75. headed toward the yucatan peninsula. north of belize city. so tulume south of cancun can take a good beating from this. this is likely to be hurricane ernesto by landfall. winds could be 80 miles an hour or higher than that. it will weaken over the yucatan. get back into the southern gulf of mexico and then it will make another landfall, maybe as a strong thunderstorm here by -- strong tropical storm here by the time we get into friday morning. stop the clock at 8:00 a.m. once it gets into the mountains of mexico, it will tear it up and lose the water as well. ernesto going to cause some problems to the south. here's a look at our forecast. today about 91. isolated shower or storm most of the day.

most of us won't have any problems, 91. tonight down in the 70s. a few upper 60s well north and west of town but we'll have a low about 75. tomorrow 92. afternoon storm or two. thursday 94 with a couple of storms in the afternoon. as we head toward friday, friday is probably going to abfairly active -- to be a fairly active weather day. showers and thunderstorms, upper 80s. maybe something saturday. saturday looks less active. sunday and monday right now we'll keep it dry, temperatures in the 80s. 4:48. let's go over to beverly farmer. good tuesday morning. >> good tuesday morning for the most part around the area pulling up all the construction barrels for you. i-95 corridor right now between fredricksburg and springfield we are okay. but if you need to make a longer haul drive down toward richmond, the overnight crash although the crash pretty much resolved down near the 104 carmel church exit is now going to be a lengthy closure of i-95 each way between the 98 d.o.d.

ds well exit, kings dominion exit for utility repairs. wires were down across the roadway as a result of the overnight crash and for knaub of hours this de-- for a number of hours this detour will be in effect leaving the 110 interchange. that's where you'll have to get off at lady smith. 301 will take up all the heat through there. if traveling the beltway through alexanderia enjoy the five lanes on the outer loop as you make your way over from springfield to get past eisenhower avenue and get over to the wilson bridge. inner loop out of oxon hill in good shape, too. no troubles there. maryland beltway getting past greenbelt, all the overnight work should be out of the way. your next check of timesaver traffic comes up at 4:54. back to you. >> see you then. thank you. look at her, a little white lie. >> according to a new study by two psychologists at notre dame, it can hurt your health. bruce leshan explains this ten nonmom. >> i did -- phenomenon.

>> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> in a city with more than its fair share of liars, it took just minutes to find someone shading the truth. you ever tell white lies? >> no. >> reporter: never? >> never. >> reporter: come o your eyes are going back and forth. the notre dame study suggests even minor lies can make us sick. do you feel a little stressed? >> i don't like to do it. >> reporter: the ten-week study of 110 people found reseven subjects who told the -- research subjects who told the truth felt less tense and melancholy and hood fewer sore throats and headaches -- had fewer sore throats and headaches. tell me the truth. do you lie? >> yes. >> reporter: research says most of us lie about 11 times a week. >> when i'm on my way to a place and haven't left yet. >> the study seems to have questionable merit. >> reporter: chevy chase

psychiatrist tony baum questions it. she says some white lies are just part of being social. >> it's called being sol light. >> reporter: bruce leshan, 9news now. >> the researchers had a control group that could lie as much as they wanted and another group they told to tell the truth. the truth tellers insisted it wasn't that hard. they just stopped exaggerating. if someone asked them a tough question, they just changed the subject. >> you can lie by omission, too. a high flying goat has some people going gaga on youtube. the 6-year-old goat became an internet sensation of video of him jumping up and down overrer little goats -- over other little goats. she's been jumping around pretty much since she was born on the farm in maine. if the video got 1,000 hits

that she and lawless would make a $25 donation to a local farm sanctuary. they made the donation pretty quickly. that's adorable. like a little hurdler. going from goats to three little bears and they skipped the porridge and the bed. they went straight for the pool in pasadena, california. triple digit temperatures have the bears looking for a way to cool off and the two cubs played in the water while their mom watched. the homeowner says the bears looked like they were having a good time. the bear family also decided to watch the sun set in a tree at the same house. >> very nice. how far can we push the quite meter today? let's check it out. those two new cheetah cubs, there they are at the national zoo. and they have names now. you might recall the zoo planned to name them after the fastest american man and american woman. so the three-month-old cubs are now known as carmelita and

justin. carmelitajeter and justin gatlin who won a silver and bronze respectfully. aren't they adorable adorable. time to look at the question of the morning. according to men's health magazine, 98% of women surveyed said they want this from their significant other. is it a little public display of affection, b, a home cooked meal or c, a date night. >> home cooked meal is where i'm going. add your answer to our facebook page. we'll have the answer coming up later this morning.

welcome back. your weather first this tuesday morning. it is muggy d.c. south. a little less humid up north. we'll have some high cloudiness today. partly sunny to mostly cloudy but filtered sunshine. mid-80s by lunch time. slight chance of an afternoon shower. highs upper 80s to low 90s. let's check in with beverly farm near with monika with timesaver traffic. right now around the washington region, just pulling out all the construction barrels and no big deals but i will tell folks that are going to take the 95 corridor between richmond and fredricksburg that i-95 is shut down each way close to the 104 mile marker. complete details and detours coming up after 5:00 a.m. mike, andrea, back to you. a hero's welcome for a bethesda girl just back from an incredible trip overseas. >> as matt jablow tells us, many of katie ledeyky's family and friends were at dulles last night as she literally brought

hope the gold. >> reporter: of the thousands of people who came through the international rival session of dulles international airport today, it can be saferly said that only one was a 15-year-old girl from bethesda. >> like wow. i can't believe it at all. >> reporter: a rising sophomore at stoneridge school of the sacred heart. >> it's ridiculous. it's really, really cool. >> reporter: whose proud parents were beaming about their daughter's accomplishments and jealously guarding the gold medal. >> it was amazing. >> reporter: three days after winning the 800 meter free style at the london olympics with the second fastest time in history. >> favorite memory? >> touching the wall. >> reporter: katie ledecky arrived at dulles into the shrieking embrace of about a dozen classmates. the youngest member of the u.s. olympic team, katie said she was overwhelmed by the entire olympic experience. >> what was london like for you? >> it was so much fun.

it was just a great experience. i loved it. >> welcome home, katie. >> reporter: as far as what she intends to do with the rest of her summer vacation, the american record holder in the 800 free style says she hopes to get a little rest before school begins in three weeks. >> you think you get to go first when the teacher asks what you you did for your summer vacation? >> i don't know. i think everybody knows maybe. maybe. >> that was matt jablow reporting there of course. it is time for some olympic results. it just wasn't in the cards for the all around gold medalist gabby douglas. she finished last in the uneven bars which is normally her strongest event. she'll get another chance to add to her personal medal count on the individual balance beam coming up today. the women's soccer teams stunned canada in a 4-3 victory. the game lasted for near thy two hours and it -- for nearly two hours and it secures a spot in the god medal game -- gold

medal game coming up on thursday. >> and they'll take on japan. china is ahead with 64 total medals, 31 of them in gold but the u.s. is right behind them with 63, 29 gold medals. russia kicked great britain out of third place. they have 42 medals. american judo fighter nick depopoulo was disqualified after drug testing. he said he accidentally ate something baked with marijuana. good morning. thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> it was an accident i'm sure. i'm mike hydeck. thanks for joining us. monika samtani is off this week. beverly farm letter have your traffic momentarily -- farmer will have your traffic momentarily. howard bernstein is here with the weather. muggy south. we have a lone shower we're watching