arlington, fairfax near 60 degrees. a pleasantly cool start to this day. right now at reagan national, 69. upper 60s on the bay waters. bay water temperatures in the low 70s now. meanwhile, we have it down into the upper 50s in many locations where you see this area of green here, right around west central virginia, western maryland, panhandle of west virginia. some of the high spots in west virginia in the low 50s. a mostly clear sky. a few high clouds drift anything from an area of some showers up into ontario. those were streaming down on upper level winds. high clouds with us from time to time. in addition, poor air quality this afternoon. code orange. if you have a respiratory ailment stay inside this afternoon. there's the first light of day showing up on the eastern horizon. washington monument under a clear sky. sunrise, 5:43. by 9:00, upper 70s. a peak of the low 90s by midafternoon. overnight tonight will be clear. a warm evening by dawn tomorrow, near 70. during the day, weapons and thursday, hazy, hot, and humid. upper 90s. a bit cooler friday

we have celebrate fairfax going on at the fairfax county government center. we'll be out there this weekend. hope to see you there. right now it is 5:16, 85 degrees, angie over to you. >>> thank you, hopefully you're having a great monday. on the roadways no problems to report. green light stays on. construction is out of our way. our focus takes us to 661st, hello virginia. eastbound, so far so good. watching the cameras outside we are watching where volume is picking up through manassas, centerville. drivers okay approaching the beltway. 95 in virginia, that's our next stop. northbound trip looking nice and green, but more drivers moving outside near the prince william parkway are watching that volume build. no significant delays to tell you about. as far as your travel times are concerned, looking at maryland roads, the outer loop from 95 to 270, ten minutes. 270 southbound okay approaching 495 and the inner loop, from the wilson interstate 35w bridge bring to van doren we are green and moving at speed. i'll have the gw parkway at 5:24. >>> thank you. toda

fairfax is number 2, followed by baltimore. arundel comes in at number six. >>> if you were hoping for a tiger woods sighting when the u.s. open comes to town, you're out of luck. he announced via twitter he will not play at the open at congressional next week. this is the shot where tiger actually hurt himself at april during the third round of the masters. he tweaked his achilles tendon. there he made it only nine holes before dropping out of that. woods voiced frustration but admitted his injuries have not healed enough to play. >> finds wade. wade lost the ball. back put. gets it to miller. miller puts it up. air ball. and that's it. the mavericks have evened the series. >> the mavericks played the comeback kids once again in the nba finals. dallas overcame a high fever that plagued dirk nowitski to win over the miami heat. dwyane wade led the heat in scoring with 32 points. the mavs will try to get one more at home thursday before heading back to south beach. >>> a massive solar flair peaked the interest of nasa scientists

montgomery, fairfax, arlington counties. farther west we're in the 50s in many locations of western maryland and west virginia. and right around the bay, southeastern virginia mid and upper 60s. a few high clouds streaming from the north. those will be with us into the afternoon where we will have an air quality alert for the afternoon. code orange. heart or respiratory ailment stay inside. the sun is up over washington. live picture from tower camera. by 9:00, near 80. by noon time, mid-80s. ought to peak in the upper 80s and low 90s by midafternoon. we're going to be about 10 degrees warmer than average this afternoon. a look at the night planner at 6:11. now let's check traffic for this tuesday morning. how is it looking 1234. >> following breaking news. chopper 4 over the scene of the accident. it will affect your commute from 198 westbound on the ramp to go southbound along had i-95. very carefully to the left side of your screen you can see the police tape. the call originally came out as a car fire. right now the ramp

fairfax county police are work to go find out what led up to the violence. park is accused of stabbing a 49-year-old woman to death at an apartment on braddock springs road. all three people knew each other >> court documents show a d.c. police officer spent hours with a woman before killing her and leaving her baby to die in a hot car. 39-year-old richmond phillips is charged with the murder of 20-year-old wright and man slaughter for the death of her baby. surveillance showed him talking with wright at a park bench for seven hours. the two were scheduled to be in court for a child support hearing hours after their meeting. after the murder, phillips moved wright's suv. investigators later found it with wright's baby inside, who died of heat exposure. >>> d.c. attorney general has filed a lawsuit claiming ward council member used his nonprofit as a personal bank account. according to the lawsuit, he secretly diverted $300,000 meant for a youth baseball programs and spent much of the cash playing golf at pebble beach and los angeles. it also says thomas purc

much of fairfax county in the low 60s, near 60 in prince george's county. near the chesapeake bay, mid-60s. farther west, weather watchers around the blue ridge, shenandoah valley, 50s as well as much of the mountain region of west virginia. we have a clear skies over haze in the air. there's the sun up. our nearest star on the eastern horizon from the vantage point of 300 feet up on our tower. right now low to mid-60s in the metro area. by 9:00, mid-70s. by noon time, near 806789 by midafternoon, make it briefly into the low to mid-80s but not a very humid day today. humidity at bay again. we'll take a look at the night planner in 10 minutes at around 6:11. now let's check the monday morning commute. jerry, how is it looking now? >> good morning. chopper 4 over the scene of the accident that occurred just moments ago. i-95 southbound before you get to route 198. we are told the two left lanes are currently closed. the fire department just pulled up on the scene right now. those of you coming south from 32 down to 198, heads-up for that. we'll keep you upda

now, sally fairfax was a member of the wealthiest, most powerful family in virginia, the fairfax family. she was married to one of washington's best friends. well, it was rumored that george and sally had had some kind of an affair. and, in fact, it was, there was a letter that popped up that washington had written to sally just before he married martha, and he recalls a thousand tender passages that passed between us in the past. and some people were really fascinated by this and scandalized by it, and they began to develop these stories that washington was really a ladies' man and that before he married martha and after he married martha he had all these affairs, all these love affairs. and he became really a very fascinating, romantic figure. but the other angle to that was what happened to martha. what happened to her image in the 19th century. martha became the stereotypical victorian grandmother. and she, worse than that, people began to claim that she was ugly, that she was grouchy, that she was always nagging george, that she was stupid, that she was really a terrible, terrible

this weekend celebrate fairfax.'ll be out there saturday during the day. >> will you be out there? >> the leg warmers. >> great 80s cover band. they are awesome. >> are you going on stage? >> no. but i do like leg warmers. hey, everybody hope you're off to a great start. green light stays on. have some construction to tell you about. all this should be clearing in the next 15 minutes or so. outer loop on 95 we're losing a couple right lanes. inner loop at georgia avenue we're losing a left lane. 267 eastbound, it looks like at 123 we have the ramp closed, should open by 5:00. same goes for inner loop travelers that want to access telegraph road. that should be back open as well. >>> in my next traffic report, we're looking at route 50 in maryland at 4:56. >>> thank you, angie. the gop campaign for the white house starts rolling, republicans may have found their most potent reupon. >> friday's disappointing jobs report has energized the party and gop members are blasting president obama and his policies. >> reporter:

but this case presents a dilemma for fairfax county police detectives.ow do you warn women they might be in danger when they can't understand you? detective dave crawl from the fairfax county police department goes door to door at the trevors run apartment on sunrise vali drive in herndon. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: many residents here don't speak english. he's showing them this drawing made from the description a woman who was assaulted by the man early sunday morning. he then fled. police say the victim woke up to find the man in her bedroom. she told tkts he was holding a weapon. they won't say what it is. and wearing some type of light-colored cloth wrapped around his head. police say some of the victim's family members were home at the time. this resident says she was unaware of the assault until she was told this evening in spanish. the victim said the suspect is a large man. six feet tall with a heavy build and light complexion. he was bearing a black tank top and khaki-colored shorts. back to you. >> thanks, jackie. >>> now to dec

en fairfax, en wagton una escuela con un alto porcentaje de alumnos latinos continua enfrentando unaroblemas en sus instalaciones, al punto que para los profesores asi es como se rompio una caneria en el bano de la escuela bruce monroe "en los banos del segundo piso tambien caia agua a traves de la plancha entonces los ninos no podian usar los banos , los ninos del tercer piso no podian utilizar las escaleras, ni los pasillos del tercer piso ..." ...la inundacion ocurrio el viernes y obligo a que se cancelara el programa de cuidado de ninos despues de las clases.... katalina fue una de los 120 padres que se vieron afectados...algunos no pudieron trabajar porque tenian que cuidar a sus hijos... "uno no puede ir al partime, imaginese que tal vez llegando, padres llegando y los estan llamando a que tiene que venir a recoger a sus hijos, tiene que perder su dia de trabajo..y a como esta el trabajo ahorita usted sabe que la situacion esta dificil." y no seria el unico incidente... este profesor dice que el edificio viejo de la escuela ,constantement

and fairfax county chief ron masten earns $175,000. now look at the governors. partin o'malley salary is $150,000. tas less than all but one major public safety official in the area. virginia governor bob mcdonnell makes $175,000 a year. >>> time now is 8:28 on this monday morning. coming up, the world's largest passenger jet about to land in washington for the first time. >>> and german officials think they know what caused the deadly e-coli outbreak in europe. while this isn't affecting produce here, consumers can still get very sick and in our next half an hour a look at how to properly wash produce to protect your family. stay with us. 0 agnd bco >>> time is 8:32. montgomery county search crews resuming their search of reservoir after two men were swimming in the wssc reservoir in brookeville when they went under. >>> the airplane that landed safely on the miracle on the hudson will cross the delaware memorial bridge around 10:00 this morning. only the 120-foot fuselage will be homed in north carolina. >>> a double decker plane airbus a-80 that can carry ove

. >>> we do have breaking news from fairfax county. obviously -- weigh want to talk about fairfax county. let's do that first. than we'll get to iraq. we already talked about wal- mart so let's go back to fairfax county. word of a deadly stabbing there this morning. the investigation unfolding on braddock road. investigators confirm one person has tied in fairfax county in the centreville area. two other victims have been flown to the hospital. we do have a crew on the scene. we'll bring you updates as we get them. now, let's go overseas. the u.s. mull trisays five american soldiers have been killed in the central part of iraq. this news just coming in as well. unclear how the soldiers were killed. the information just starting to come in. we'll stay on top of this. we will get you more updates as we get them. >>> meantime, coming up on 6:30 now, let's take a look at our weather, tony perkins. kind of a humid day. otherwise, not too bad when we see what is heading our way later today. >> let's look at what is going on out there. we'll

celebrate fairfax friday, saturday and sunday we'll see you out there at the fairfax county government>> angie goff, you look like the sun. >> we have a yellow light is on, new accident to tell you about, from maryland on 95 southbound near 198. this crash has been confirmed through the red and yellow on our screens, we are slow approaching the scene. moving to a wide view of the area other places checking out okay, slow goes setting in. this is the beltway in prince george's county. everyone moving at speed as drivers to take their way across the wilson bridge. back to the graphics, we've been watching trains as well. we have minor delays to report for vre riders, the fredericksburg line, 3302 trains we're hearing both are running behind. metro, marc you're doing fine. the virginia roadways at 6:25. andrea and mike back to you. >>> thank you, angie. a historic landing is scheduled for later this morning at dulles international airport. >>> there is good news for nationals fans. we're back with sports headlines coming up. hi. hi. i just got my car insurance bill, and, uh, wow! i really

fairfax county now most locations mid-60s. montgomery county, near 60 degrees. 50s to near 60 in the north. around the bay, around the waters, upper 50s to near 60. right on the waters, mid-60s. off to a mostly clear start. clouds to the easement a little bit of haze in the air. patchy fog in some of the rural areas. and we'll have our sunrise here in about 12 minutes. and we'll have by noon time, 80 degrees. by midafternoon it will be in the low to mid-80s. not very humid today. and it looks like we'll keep the humidity at bay here at least for another day. we'll take a look at your night planner. that will be coming up in about 10 minutes at 5:41. let's check traffic now on this monday morning. jerry, how are we doing now? >> picking up a little volume well into the 5:00 hour as we head out over on the beltway. through the work zone, inner loop leaving springfield. sharp curve headed to and beyond braddock, up to i-66. volume only. through lanes are open. outer loop, pretty much the same situation. nothing blocking. lanes are open both ways. south of town to t

temperatures in the 80s as we celebrate fairfax. we'll see you there. >> i'm peggy fox with momslikeme.com. snack season is in full force. kids eat more snacks this month than any other month of the year. can you give them healthier snacks? mary is snickety snacks is here. what do you have? >> we have mac-and-cheese puffs. they have no preservatives, no msg, no trans fats, fewer in calories and they don't have very much sugar if any. >> you hear all this, and you go, oh, yeah, but how do they taste? >> taste one. >> i eel taste the new sea salt ones. tell me how you got started with this. >> i was pregnant at the time and started to look in the grocery store to see if there were any snacks that i would feed my own children. i wasn't really happy with the offerings, so i decided to start something myself and provide other parents like me with some healthier snacks. >> these are very tasty. you think the kids will like them? >> i do. >> where can you find them? >> safeway, whole foods, wegmans, and lots of other stores. >> local entre

the fairfax county government center. i'll be out there saturday. hope you will be as well. angie? >> thank you, howard. hello, everyone. the time is 18 minutes after the 5:00 hour. yellow light stays on. still dealing with the car fire out in the laurel area. westbound 198. that ramp to go southbound on 95 still shut down. use caution out this way. wider view of the area reveals no other major problems to report. 95 northbound travelers check it out. nice and green if you're making the trip. no problems along the way. all the way from the prince william parkway continuing on toward the mixing bowl and beyond. 66 drivers, next focus. we show you that drivers are moving at a great pace. outside, this is how it translates. we're tracking the trip from 234 to inside the beltway. your travel times, that's how we wrap it up. hello, maryland. from 216 to the beltway, only looking bat 9 minutes. the inner loop is moving well. and d.c. 295 drivers, you're all ok approaching the 11th street bridge. still ahead, a look at 395. andr

we start celebrate fairfax. and a chance for unsettled weather. showers and thunderstorms starting on friday into the weekend also. >> keep hoping those clouds will go away on saturday. >> that's not happening just yet. >> all right, thank you so much, annie. >> from our weird news file, every teenager knows this, parents don't have to try to embarrass you. at that age, their very existence is a necessary evil. but what if one of your parents went out of their way to make you look crazy. to utah, where dale price has a son who is a sophomore in high school and there's a school bus that goes by his front door. ever since the first day of school this year, dale has been trying to embarrass his son by coming out to wave at the bus dressed in weird outfits. imagine the humiliation when dad is sitting on the toilet reading a newspaper, or dressed as a mermaid. ironically, after a while the kids on the bus started looking forward to seeing what costume dad would be in that day. he made his son more popular. >> reverse psychology. >> after a while. >> al

much of fairfax county now in the mid-60s.arther west, weather watchers reporting mostly clear sky and it's in the low 60s to mid-60s. and there is a little bit of ground fog in the rural areas of maryland and virginia, parts of west virginia, near the bay, temperatures in the upper 60s. lower part of the eastern shore away from the waters it's only near 60. so quite a pleasant start to this monday morning. meanwhile, out of the mountains in maryland, west virginia, upper 50s to even mid-50s a few locations in western maryland. and a bit steamy to our south where temperatures are near 70 in the carolinas. but that steam is going to stay away from us today. we have a tphoenorthwesterly fl loft. a few clouds kwopg. a live picture from city camera. sunrise, 5:43. by 9:00, bright and sunny sky. we'll be in the mid-70s by then. by noon time, 80. by midafternoon, into the mid-80s. by late afternoon, back down into the low 80s. overnight tonight we'll have our temperatures in the upper 60s early part of the evening. a mostly clear ev

reston in fairfax, 84 degrees. and 88 currently in coalsville, maryland. take a look at the dew point temperatures. we've been sitting here between 60 and 65 degrees. so as we go to our what's the point chart, that puts us into some slightly humid air for today. tomorrow it's going to be humid if not very humid. and when you factor that with some record heat or near record heat around the area, the record for tomorrow is 98 degrees. that's exactly what we're going. we've got a heat advisory because heat indices, they'll be between 100 and 105 degrees. so this will be our second heat wave now that we're moving through. that heat advisory right through the day tomorrow from noon until 8:00 p.m. it will clear out. the temperature will drop below 80 degrees by 9:00 and into the mid-70s by 11:00 p.m. so i'm calling this a nice evening seeing what lies ahead for the next two days. again. >>> pretty high temperatures. we'll talk more about this heat advisory and the possibility of some afternoon thunderstorms, too, coming up in just a couple of minutes. >>> the p

we'll show you his viral video next. >>> plus canvas a fairfax -- plus police canvas a fairfax countyood where a woman is raped in her own apartment, the new clues that could help them solve this tore risk crime. >>> today's five-day forecast -- this horrific crime. >>> today's five-day forecast provided by your dodge jeep and chrysler dealers.  >>> a chiliian volcano erupted today sending ash 6 miles up into the atmosphere. it has caused flights to be canceled in argentina. tonight there is danger of toxic gas and flash flooding. authorities are trying to convince people to evacuate that live near the volcano. >>> did a space junky find proof of life on mars by

month dpomry, arlington, fairfax, prince georges county in the upper 70s. around the chesapeake bay, the temperatures are cooler. bay water temperatures are around 70 degrees now. on the eastern shore, temperatures climbed into the mid-70s. a beautiful day there. just a few clouds around around the lower eastern shore and southeastern virginia. and it's near 80 and most of those locations the water temperatures at the atlantic beaches are still though in the 60s. and over the last 12 hours we've had a high pressure pushing in from the midwest. it's a large weak area of high pressure pushing over our region and will continue to be in place throughout the rest of the day today, tonight, and tomorrow. but then as this high drifts off the coast, we'll have winds shifting into the southwest and that will be warming things up as we get into wednesday and thursday. and as we go forward over the next 48 hours futurecast showing a few clouds around. during the day tomorrow, we'll have a weak front trying to ripple through northern virginia and parts of maryland. we

friday celebrate fairfax kicks off and we're seeing a chance for showers and storms and we'll be back the lower 90s and the weekend cooling down even more into the 80s and a lot of us would be there at celebrate fairfax this weekend and at this point though it does not look like a washout, but the weekend does look like we could be a little bit unsettled so we'll keep you posted on that. >> there goes that word, unsettled. >> right. >>> so we are used to now the nats when it's draft night being a big deal, and its been a big deal the last couple years. >> because if you continue to be bad on a consistent basis you'll continue to pick high in the draft and eventually you're going to get better, soon? >> right. >> some time, we hope and think. it's the one benefit, after all you get to pick a stud in the draft every year. nats picked another one tonight. we'll introduce you to him plus what was this nba stud doing in a d.c. pick up game tonight? and a vicious hit in the stanley cup finals may have altered this series. 9 sports next. the new droid x2 by motorola with a dual core processo

. >>> fairfax county police are trying to get out the word of a sexual assault in hernden. the trevor run apartments. several hispanic people live there who don't speak english. police are showing residents sketch of a man who attacked a 23-year-old woman over the weekend. she woke up to find the man in her bedroom. police ask anyone with any information on this incident to call them immediately. >>> a fairfax county elementary school is going to be closed, permanently, at the end of the school year thanks to a ruling by virginia supreme court. that's according to the washington examiner. fairfax public county schools planned to shut down at the end of the year due to declining enrollment. parents upset with the decision sued to keep the school open but friday the supreme court of virginia decided to shut down the school down anyway. parents of clifton students are to check boundary maps for new school assignments. >>> let's see what tanya hutchins has to tell us. >> in terms of accidents, it's getting better. right now mostly looking at construction, barbara. i'll start ou

bienvenidos a las noticias de este lunes 6 de junio...es un la paz y armonia en un barrio de fairfax fueron violentados con un hecho de sangre, a persona resulto muerta y otras dos resultaron luni nosia el fueron los gritos... y forcejeos... lo que alarmaron a residentes de este edificio de apartamentos... pero nadie se imagino lo que estaba a punto de suceder... "cuando la policia entro al apartamento ellos descubrieron el cuerpo de una mujer y dos heridos" c>el hecho de sangre ocurrio en una vivienda en el tercer piso de la cuadra 13-mil de la calle bradoock springs en centreville esta maÑana... una mujer de 49-aÑos murio tras ser apuÑalada... un hombre de 53-aÑos y otra mujer de 52 fueron transportados en helicoptero con heridas de gravedad... "es triste que cosas asi, me entiende" jose no lo puede creer.... "suena raro porque en centreville no estamos acostumbrados a que pasen cosas asi verdad y cuando vemos cosas, hace pensar a uno de que esta pasando"

if something like this can happen, it makes you think twice. >> this is the fifth the murder in fairfax county, but nothing this violin has happened in this complex that is filled with children. >> we have been around for about two years now. >> at this point, police are not saying to these people are or were. we are still -- there are still trying to talk to family members to let them know what has happened. right now, there are two women the man and the woman who survived the stabbing, who are still in the hospital, with life-threatening injuries. live from centerville, natasha barrett, abc7 news. >>> an update on the top stories tonight. the admission of new york congressman anthony wiener made this morning in a tearful public statement that he sent a nude photos of himself to a young college student. he fast have to add five others during and before his marriage. he apologized for lying but said that he would not resign. >> the d.c. attorney general took legal action against councilman harry thomas, jr. it was intended for his charity youth baseball program. he spent hundreds of tho

. >> according to the fairfax county officers, it all happened inside of the apartment. they say that neighbors heard screaming and banging, people yelling for help. >> it was nicely developed and everything seemed very strange. >> officers say that all three are in their late 40's, early 50's. detectives believe that one of the three began stabbing end figure out who and why. the investigation leaves officers with more questions than answers and communities are on edge. >> they are trying to establish the exact nature of the relationship between the people. >> residents say they have never seen a situation like this. >> you do not want anyone hurt in any situation. if it is going to be something i think it is better if it is smaller and contained and not something that is going to affect the larger community. >> shocking and unexpected in this community. >> news at noon montgomery county fire officials are investigating a crash that involved multiple cars this morning. they were at the scene at 7:15 a.m., shutting down the highway in both directions on glendale road. bo

that also is the kickoff for celebrate fairfax. a bunch of us will be there. we have a chance for showers and thunderstorms arising friday, saturday, and into the weekend. you can see this heat wave not lasting long. just a couple days. it's time to acclimate to it. >> so weekend storms in the afternoon not a washout or an all day thing? >> i don't think it's a washout. we have a decent chance. >> all right, thank you. appreciate that. >> coming up, groupon starts to offer travel deals. >> what do the lines and cloud have in common? the answer is apple. the details are ahead. >>> the amazing role leeches leeches are playing in hospitals. new at 11:00 on 9news now. cw >>> a rocket attack in iraq killed five american troops today and this was the worst single day death toll for american troops in at least two years. iraqi security officials say the rockets in eastern baghdad and the americans killed were staying on the iraqi base. the rockets hit near their living quarters. >> gathered on the french coast today to commemorate the d-day landings in normandy. mark

. >>> special recognition for the men and women who put their lives on the line to make fairfax county safe. the chamber valor awards were held this morning in tyson's corner and hundreds, honored hundreds of first responders and certain people have gone above and beyond the call of duty to improve the lives of those who live in that area. this is very important to pause and remember the sacrifices they make and they're willing to make on our behalfful -- behalf. as a result, they have made this region a special region and this community, one of the safest communities in the united states, and, frankly, it's thanks to their efforts. let's give them all a big hand for what they do. [ applause ] and a special ashward went to the fairfax county urban search-and-rescue team which went to haiti last year to search for victims of the earthquake there. >>> this is the kind of workweek we can get used to. i think so and look at the beautiful sunshine and temperatures stick around. gary's got the finishing touches on the full forecast next. >> and the gee. >> i pod, the iphone and. >> i pad, ap

from the fairfax county parkway to the mixing bowl, i'll have the top traffic stories of the morningxt report at 6:58. back to you. >>> runners and bikers may notice a stronger police presence along the metropolitan branch trail. police have stepped up patrols following an arrest of a group of kids after a string of attacks. >> officials say four people have been attacked in the last month. >> the most recent skirmish happened to a cyclist last wednesday. >> so, it is kind of scary that if something happens, there aren't many people around to be witnesses. >> police are suggesting bikers and runners hit the trail with a partner and do not wear your headphones. >> the coast along maryland and delaware is clear. about 100,000 dead fish washed up on beaches in both states sunday and crews cleaned up the mess. officials say the water is fine. they suspect the fish may have spilled from a commercial vessel then washed ashore. >>> it is 6:49. 69 degrees here in northwest washington. >> a check of the news before you go is coming up next. first, fun at school just before summer vacation. >>

fairfax with a high of 81 degrees. it feels like 83. not much of a heat index right now.peratures warming up to the west. charlottesville at 84 degrees. a little and stability in the atmosphere. widespread '80s to the north and west but the heat is building to the south and west with temperatures into the '90s. as you had a further south and west the dew point levels are beginning to rise. a couple of storms flaring up to the south and west. not going to have an impact on our overnight. had to the beach for tomorrow or tuesday and look for temperatures of around 80 degrees. surf temperatures are still cool, in the mid-60s. the next 48 hours, a few showers hugging the chesapeake bay. not expecting much across the immediate metro. out to the west, hardly anything at all. by tuesday, high-pressure moving off the coast. that is going to allow our temperatures to warm-up wednesday and thursday. 66 degrees with gradual clearing overnight. lots of sunshine tomorrow and 81 degrees. here is the extended outlook. by wednesday and thursday, temperatures in the middle to upper 90s wi

that is celebrate fairfax kicks off. the weekend still looking unsettled. showers and thunderstorms look possible through friday and into the weekend. cooling down into the lower 80s. more seasonal weather. drink plenty of fluids. >> still ahead, 40-mile per gallon cars really get 40 miles per gallon? consumer reports puts them to the test. >>> up next, an assault caught on tape. a woman who knocked out another at a maryland bar. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just hot coffee. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold, keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. choose. brew. enjoy. your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >>> caught on tape, a brutal bar beating. this happened in howard county. a female suspect punching another woman in the face and taking her purse. the assault happened may 29 at the second chance saloon. police are offering a $500 rewar

> and finally if you are looking for romance on the rails, a popular website has named the vienna fairfax station na virginia the most romantic subway station in the country. the label was attached to the station because it was mentioned in the most ads placed by commuters hoping to get in contact with a fellow passenger they shared a glance with. >>> for a look at the national and regional weather. here's your weather channel forecast. >> the amazing pictures of the tornado, but in the west it's all about summertime because it beginning officials will this afternoon. the temperatures have warmed up along with the calendar. we have excessive heat warnings issued for areas of arizona. not today, but for tomorrow and into thursday. the heat will build. the high pressure is now pushing into the west, and that's going to cause temperatures to soar. it was 103 in phoenix, 77 in l.a. and more influence from the ocean. san francisco was 90 degrees, medford was 90, many interior areas were into the 90s. today nothing has changed. the jet stream continues to do a nice little ridge here over areas

. >> authorities also searched his home in fairfax county, virginia, and closed several roads and the pentagon, making the usually bad commute even worse this morning. >>> osama bin laden is no longer facing criminal charges. six weeks after navy seals killed osama bin laden during a raid on his home in pakistan a federal judge granted a prosecution request to dismiss all criminal charges against him. federal authorities indicted osama bin laden in 1998 on charges related to terrorism attacks on two u.s. embassies in africa. >>> the british government has told ups it will not be allowed to move air cargo through some facilities in the united kingdom because of security concerns. the government refused to say which facilities are effected but it said the move came after security tests. last year authorities discovered a bomb disguised as a toner cartridge in a ups shipment. it had been shipped from yemen. ups said it is working to clear up the security problems and things should be back to normal soon. >>> lawyers for the man suspected in the beating of bryan stowe are still searching

. $3000 more than dc fire chief kenneth elerby and $15,000 more than fairfax county's fire chief ronald maston. compare that to maryland's governor. $150,000. or virginia's governor. $175,000. >>> former dark house dc mayoral candidate brown showing the washington post money orders he says he got from a top campaign aide to vincent grey and now he is planning to testify before the city council. brown says he got the $600 from vincent grey's campaign to disparage the then mayor adrian fenty. the council hearing slated for tomorrow. >>> this may be the first time an election in peru has snarled traffic in falls church. jamming two schools on leesburg pike voting in their country's presidential run-off election. britany morehouse reports the gridlock is really costing people. >> reporter: directions for thousands of peruvian voters that live in six states. >> dc, virginia, west virginia, delaware, kentucky and maryland. >> reporter: traffic is snarled for 12 hours plus. the government is renting out the two schools to be used as polling sites for the run-off election for two presidential c

back into the lower 90s with the celebrate fairfax kicking off on friday. we see thunderstorms friday and into the weekend. >> thank you annie. burriss out of jail. >> could he be a redskin in they could use a guy his size, but they certainly taken a guy in the past. but he is out. what will his reentry be like and could the burgundy and gold -- and this golf cart unintended test nation. 9sports next. >>> it's time for 9sports with brett haber, the best sports in town. >> you know, there is an upside to stinking. their names are steven strosburg and bryce. being the worst team in baseball and tonight, they get to swing again. this year the nats have the number six pick and a number of mock drafts have them using it tonight on uva pitcher and bethesda native. the grad is second in the nation in strikeouts and i say the nats have done pretty well. i have ryan zimmerman with the fourth pick in 2005. >>> speaking of ryan zimmerman, old face of franchise began his rehab assignment last night in hagerstown. did well, two for two with a triple. he got to play half

the last six months from the police commission adopted a proven an effective offense fairfax fulfiling if 5-francis. -- adopted a proven program in dealing with people with psychological problems. the human rights commission and the police commission held a joint meeting on racial profiling and surveillance family leave for referred to the fbi and the chief when they tell us that adequate measures are taken to protect our arab- americans? what steps are being taken place to make sure the state is in compliance with all federal laws? housing and urban development provides more than $2 billion a year to contract with the police of garmin. crime associated with public housing and assisted housing herds our entire community and it reduces the public's willingness to add more housing. we lose a generation of kids who drop out of school because there's not a good mentoring program. the tracking shows that about 40% of all murders are within bullet range of public and assisted housing. the city has said they lack the money to upgrade housing. what is our plan be? where is the role of the poli

that is when also celebrate fairfax kicks off. a lot of us will be there throughout the three days on the weekend. saturday and sunday, a chance for showers and thunderstorms. not a washout as of now, but getting ready for that. i was up today getting my summer clothes out, so get ready for that the next couple of days. >> thank you, annie. you know how in the mid afternoon, an hour or two after lunch, but a while before you go home, it gets sleepy. your head starts bobbing a bit. we have a solution, it's called the ostrich. a combination pillow, cushion, and bed. and take a nap right at your desk. you put your hands and head inside there. not so good from hiding this from the boss. on the other hand, it does allow you to carry it over your shoulder and handle that afternoon sleepy time. >> can you breathe? >> that's a good question. the other question, where can i get one? we'll be back. >>> we want to hear what you think. send your e-mails to mcginty's mailbag. the address, mailbag@wusa9.com. 9news now will be right back. >>> an

cooler yet, upper 80s on saturday for celebrate fairfax and on sunday and then on monday, a little more seasonal in the lower 80s. partly cloudy a chance for showers. and just in case you are curious, the record high for tomorrow at reagan national is 98 degrees. we are going with 97. maybe we'll come close to flirting with it. so we'll keep our eyes on that. >> definitely got to stay hydrated. thank you annie. tiger isn't coming? >> yeah. >> just not coming. >> would you not go just because tiger is not going? you wouldn't go to a golf tournament. >> i think i would go. >> especially because he's not that good anymore, at least not for the moment. he is still the biggest draw in golf, so we're told, and he will be missing. tiger talked about his decision to skip the open next week here in town. plus the kiss from bryce harper making waves. and did his tv sports caster advise a maryland player to leave school for the nba? 9sports next. >>> it's time for 9sports with brett haber, the best sports in town. >> last time tiger woods missed the u.s. open was 1994. that's the year he graduated

. >> reporter: fairfax county police returned to mary brook court passing out flyers and trying to find clues that would lead them to a suspect. >> all of our kids play outside and everything. sometimes you get up and walk around one, two. there place was so quiet. >> reporter: this is a neighbor who lives in the same building where the assault happened. >> when i heard about the incident on saturday, i was really, really scared. >> reporter: june 4th in this apartment complex a 23-year-old woman woke up to find a man in her bedroom. police say the suspect had a weapon, sexually assaulted the victim and ran. this is a composite sketch of the suspect. he has a light complexion, between 6 feet and 6' 2 with a large build. he was wearing a black tank top and khaki cargo shorts. he also had a light colored cloth wrapped around his head covering his face. until the police catch the man responsible for the sexual assault this neighbor says the comfort she once felt living here is gone. >> i told my husband maybe if it's over, we'll move out or something like that because i'm scared of the nei

he is lbe, located right there on fairfax. he had to go to this european to ask him if he could work in the city in which he was raised in. i find that. to be. -- i find that to be deplorable. it made me sick to my stomach. i think francisco and charlie for being very nice in their presentation of the problem. the problem is deeper than that. it is systemic. me, for one, i think that it is an emergency situation. we certainly need to address this immediately. i do not want to have to see my brother going to the east bay to sub with someone who is not even bested in san francisco, because they get millions off the top. if you want to get the details on who the european contractor is -- he told us he's not necessarily interested in an lbe. he said he could also have one of his relatives rent an apartment in san francisco, a white woman, and then go ahead through the lbe certification process and eliminate hiring the african-american males in this community. i just wanted to bring this home to you and let you know. put a real fac

of course this weekend is celebrate fairfax. i think you'll want to bring the umbrella just in case. plan for that. i know i'll be out there on sunday in the afternoon. but it looks like by monday we'll be more seasonable. partly cloud' and a chance for some -- cloudy and a chance for some showers. it's actually 98 degrees at reagan national. so i think we're going to get close and maybe set some records tomorrow. >> oh, goody, goody. >> summer just can't wait to get here. >> thanks a lot. >>> well, if your only reason for paying attention to the congressional open, the u.s. open was tiger woods, i guess you're not paying attention anymore. >> fewer people care about him pulling out than i imagine, because at the moment tiger woods is just an average golfer. not even in the top ten. who cares about that. he will miss the open for the first time since high school. should fans care? give a hoot? plus the stun of a current national gets drafted himself tonight. and a redskins coach takes a well deserved swipe at big al. not even th

celebrate fairfax this weekend and we may be dodging a few raindrops at times. i'll be out there saturday. angie? >> signing his autograph. >> 11 minutes away from the 5:00 hour. dealing with the yellow light right now because we have a car fire out in the laurel area. it is on westbound 198 at the ramp to go southbound on 95. please be careful if you're headed out that way. we have better news on the inner loop in maryland between 29 colesville road and new hampshire avenue. a lot of that construction has cleared out of the way before the 5:00 hour. also, we're seeing on southbound 29, between georgia and fenton street, the construction out here is also out of the roadway. some good news there. 66 driverssh nothing to worry about as you make your way out of haymarket to manassas to inside the beltway. we'll wrap it up with a look at your d.c. drive. constitution avenue near 23rd, on-going construction project impacting lanes in both directions. still ahead, we're taking a look at the car fire in laurel. we'll bring you the very latest at 4:56. mike? >> thanks,

and at $175,000, fairfax county's fire chief ronald maston. >> obama gets less than that, doesn't he?s. >> a lot lower than they should be. >> i'm an elected official. >> my reaction is they make more than school teachers and i'm like what's more important, teaching our children? >> you don't get paid a decent wage you won't get a decent person in the job. >> some officials agree with that. they criticize the high salaries but officials say it is critical to attract top people. virginia governormartin o'malley. less than one public safety official in all of the washington area. unofficial election results show leftist military man narrowly winning a presidential runoff in peru. the election snarled traffic in false church where 20,000 local peruvians jammed two schools to cast their votes. for some people the vote also cost them a hefty towing fee after tow trucks cleared dozens of cars parked behind a local mcdonald's. >> i was look forge my car and then everybody was sitting in the cars and said you better check phone number. it is posed at posted at the front. >> that towing fee a

he lives in fairfax county, virginia. streets around the pentagon were gridlocked this morning while officials searched the man's car parked nearby. he was found inside arlington national cemetery at 1:30 this morning. an official says malaku had suspicious substances in his backpack, but tests showed the materials turned out to be harmless. malaku's mental health is being assessed. he's not been charged with any crime. >>> al qaeda's hit list is causing terror concerns. it names 40 people specifically. now the fbi has informed each of those people but has not released the list to the public in an effort to try to keep the targeted people safe. the names include members of the u.s. government, military, business, and even media. the terrorist web site threatens to send package bombs to the homes of the people who were named. >>> with osama bin laden dead and buried, the u.s. government is clearing its books of charges they have against him. a federal judge approved prosecutors' requests to dismiss criminal charge against

. >>> in, fairfax, virginia, the school board is voting tonight on new proposals that would prevent that kind of lengthy discipline airy process that hayley endured. she said she lost most of her friends and her grades suffered. >> no one should have to go through that. >> reporter: something that more communities are trying to avoid by breaking the rules. >>> on wall street today, stocks bounced back from six straight trading days of losses. it was up more than 75 points. >>> when we come back, some vehicles you can really feel safe in. ♪ [ male announcer ] thanks to advanced natural gas turbine technology from ge, the power that will help make our nation more energy independent is right here in america. [ crickets chirping ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] advanced gas turbine technology from ge. ♪ i'm friend, secret-keeper and playmate. do you think i'd let osteoporosis slow me down? so i asked my doctor about reclast because i heard it's the only once-a-year iv osteoporosis treatment. he told me all about it and i said that's the one for nana. he said reclast can help restrengthen my bones

we've got celebrate fairfax this weekend. scattered storms saturday and sunday. mid to upper 80s sunday. still in the 80s monday and tuesday. it is 4:48. angie goff is in with your timesaver traffic. >> we begin with an accident alert. we're just 12 minutes away from the 5:00 hour. we're hearing from a reporter live at the scene that the situation is that they're probably going to be out there for the next couple of hours blocking this inner loop ramp to access river road. you're looking at live pictures, crews there investigating what we're told is a double fatal involving a motorcycle. so, as you can imagine, they'll be out there for quite some time. take an alternate and you do have options. wisconsin avenue, that exit is going to take you another 10 minutes if you're headed toward the washington area. at least do you have an alternative this morning. we'll keep an eye on it and bring you the latest throughout our morning show. let's take you over to the capital beltway and show you other parts of the region. everyone clear here at university. construction is

the white house let us know it took place sometime last year in fairfax, virginia where the presidentade an appearance. it's a call no mom ever expects to get from her kids. >>> this year dozens of state parks, historic sites, even beaches will start closing. i'm suzanne shaw editorial director. from the salt and sea in the south, to six redwood state parks in the north, a quarter of california's state parks could be off limits next year. what can we do? take your family, hike, camp, fish, visit them while you still can. nbc bay area urges you to tell your legislators you support two bills, sb580 to preserve state parks from sale and development and ab 42 allowing parks to be run by new private public partnersh partnerships. find out how youanp, h cel c go online to nbceditorials.com.