evening. came out of the shenandoah valley across the region. a little bit of hail. actually, pulls big hail. light sprinkles this morning across the region. you see that up here. this is not much. just a few light showers here. and your temperatures are starting out upper 60s to low 70s. 74 right now in annapolis. angie goff, 5:01, over to you. >> thank you, howard. we're entering our new hour, still dealing with an old problem though. yellow light stays on. still tracking this outer loop accident. it is on that ramp to access 295 near the wilson bridge. it involves a tractor trailer. the ramp is currently closed. hopefully this is going to be opened up here shortly. we'll keep an eye on it. other parts of the region checking out ok. we'll take a closer look to 295 headed northbound, it looks like everything is nice, clean and green as we track outside using our cameras, the northbound trip making your way through dumfries and the mixing bowl and beyond. no problems along the way. still over to -- still in virginia, i should say. 66 headed eastbound. it looks like we're in the green moving at speed from 234 past centreville to inside the beltway. no problems, very nice and quiet. your travel times on the outer loop from 95 over to 270, still looking at about a 10-minute commute and southbound 95, fro problems to report. still ahead, the very latest on the beltway tie-up. andrea, mike, over to you. police have a suspect in a hit-and-run crash with killed a woman and left a man in critical condition. >> the crash was in wheaton, maryland. police found a vehicle they believe was involved not far from the scene. it was abandoned. 9news now reporter surae chinn joins us now with more on what we know about the investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to both of you. this was a tragic fatal hit and run. horrible accident that happened last night. i want to tell you that the couple was just coming home, crossing the street to go home. they had just been dropped off from a bus stop similar to this bus shed here, shelter. they were crossing the street. you see here that there is a pedestrian crossing. but the one where it happened, there was no crossing. when the couple had crossed the street here on veirs mill road. what we know is that the woman died from her injuries. the husband is fighting for his life. and the video here you're seeing is just signs of a very terrible accident. you see windshields damaged, the side -- driver side window hanging by a thread there. just damage everywhere. the husband again is fighting for his life this morning. the driver, we're told, did leave the scene. the car was found a couple of miles away. a few hours later, the driver was not inside. they found the driver later on. he was taken into custody. but released. he has not been charged as of this morning but he did leave the scene. this could be an investigation that takes weeks long. but he hasn't been charged this morning and we'll have more information as we come about throughout the morning but that's the very latest. tragic accident. a couple coming home from a day of shopping crossing the street and one woman died. husband fighting for his life. back to you. >> surae chinn reporting live from wheaton, maryland. also, while you slept, the search goes on for more survivors and victims of sunday night's massive tornado in joplin, missouri. >> we got video from one of our storm chasers. he do the to joplin less than 30 minutes after the tornado tore through there. he captured some of the heartbreaking scenes along the highway and some of the neighborhoods where everything was basically just obliterated. people looking for loved ones, others helping the injured get to the hospital. you can see the hospital was even heavily damaged there. >> first of all, we need to make sure we can cover the entire area. we want to make sure if folks are underneath the rubble and alive, we can find them. >> rescuers have pulled 17 survivors from the rubble but the current death toll is 116 and is expected to climb. searchers clear more debris from homes. a father accused of killing his daughter will stay in jail for now. a judge ordered 49-year-old rodney mcentire held without bond. d.c. police say he stabbed his daughter, ebony franklin, 15 times last november then dumped her body into a trash bin. prosecutors say cell phone records and dna evidence prove mcintyre was having a sexual relationship with his daughter. a judge has ordered a 15- year-old accused of shoot at d.c. police to be held by the department of youth services. authorities found the teen on a rooftop saturday on crittenden street and he refused to drop the gun he was holding. one officer was hit three times in the exchange of gun fire. the teen was grazed by a bullet. he's charged with armed assault with intent to kill. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address a joint meeting of congress today. he spoke to the american israel public affairs committee last night about why he believes middle east peace efforts have failed. >> this conflict has raged for nearly a century because the palestinians refuse to end it. they refuse to accept the jewish stakes. >> president obama also spoke to the aipac before leaving on his trip to uniform. the president has proposed using the 1967 borders of the formation of the palestinian state. prime minister netanyahu calls those indefensible. jessica is here with the headlines. they're not so good from yesterday. >> so far so terrible for the month of may. yes, yes, yes. pretty bad yesterday, too. we saw stocks falling yet again on concerns that the debt crisis in europe is getting worse. the major average is down about 3%. checking the numbers, dow starts at 12,331. the nasdaq was off by 44 and the s&p 500 was down by 16 points. >> chrysler's ceo says his company will save $300 million in interest per year when it repays government loans today. the company will repay roughly $7.5 billion in loans to the u.s. and canadian governments. chrysler is taking out new bank loans and selling bonds to make the payment. about $10.5 billion from the u.s. to survive bankruptcy in 2009. after today's payment, it will still owe the u.s. government about $2 billion. if you use yahoo!'s e-mail service, it is soon going to look different. the company is giving the e- mail service a face-lift to better appeal to people who are increasingly using facebook, twitter and google. changes will show up for the 277 million e-mail users in the next few weeks. the whole world is twitter. >> that's amazing. >> what do you have for us in the next half hour? >> seats in a car that could make you healthier. we'll talk about that in 30 minutes. >> wow. fair enough. >> i like that. >> some good news for nationals fans about their injured phenom pitcher coming up in sports. >> plus the flooding on the mississippi river isn't over yet. and now it has put a bridge out of commission. after five months in space, one group of astronauts is back on earth this morning. you're watching 9news now. we'll be back. >> low80s by noon. a chance for a couple of strong storms again. we'll have the forecast coming up in a few. right now, here's angie with a look at your morning commute. >> thanks, hb. the outer loop ramp to d.c. 295 to go northbound, it is still closed due to the tractor trailer accident. still ahead, a look at your maryland roads. mike, aisle a very that at 5:17. >> sounds good, angie. making news now at 5:10 this morning, more states will be cleaning up from severe storms today. in ohio, thousands of people are hoping to get their lights and air conditioning back on. crews are clearing away downed trees and power lines from the hardest-hit areas there as well. so far, no injuries reported. amtrak is having to bust some passengers on its new orleans to chicago route around the closed railroad bridge over the mississippi river. debris from the flood-swollen river has damaged the bridge structure. engineers hope to get it fixed in a few days. >> three astronauts are back on earth now. they got there monday after spending 157 days on board the international space station. three returned on board the russian so ious spacecraft. the photograph of the shuttle "endeavour" docked up with the space station should be released today or tomorrow. >> the search is on for a bold predator who attacked a woman walking with a friend on a popular local trail. in sports, an historic collapse in the nba western conference finals. word has more on our chances for severe weather this afternoon. saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. i like to make roast beef and it leaves a lot of baked on grease. when i took the finish challenge i open the dishwasher, everything was very shiny. i used to use cascade now i use finish quantum. take the finish challenge for yourself. if you don't see a difference, it's free. welcome back. lightweight, light colored clothing is going to be part of your wardrobe or should be for the next few days. >> it is really muggy out there. sticky. want to back up for a second. preliminary summaries from the weather service office. out of southwestern missouri, springfield. they cover the joplin area. last night, they said it was preliminarily, i'll double check this with an independent survey team. an ef4, winds shy of 200 miles per hour, on the ground for seven miles with a width of 3/4 to a mile wide. i put links on that on my facebook and twitter. so you could find that there as well. let's get you going though this morning with a look at our forecast. your momslikeme.com bus stop forecast on this very muggy tuesday morning. we've got temps in the 60s and 70s already. that's where we're going to start, 60s. i should have put 60s slash 70s there. there is a stri shower, brief one will be passing through here over the next little while. 9:00 a.m. temperature here in town, 74. southwest winds at 8. westerly at about 10 miles per hour. midday, 83. this afternoon, we're in the mid to upper 80s by 5:00, we'll have a couple of thunderstorms here and there and anything that develops in this sort of air mass has the potential to be strong to severe. like yesterday afternoon and evening, the storms have quickly raced well out into the atlantic. we had hail in poolesville about 6:00. this morning, you'll notice the showers that have come across the region. we're looking at this on live doppler 9000 hd. this stuff is really light now. on the northside of baltimore through howard and montgomery counties. just some light sprinkles here off -- this is 370. toward germantown. coming through fairfax as well approaching where 66 comes into the beltway. over toward tysons, out toward even barryville seeing a couple of light sprinkles into fauquier and prince william county as well. very light stuff this morning. temperatures, they're not light at all. 69 and it is a muggy 69 in washington. low 70s pax river. 72 winchester. 70 in hagerstown and cumberland at this hour. that tells you what sort of an air mass we're in. south winds at 5. dew point is in the 60s. giving us that relative humidity of 93%. if you want to take a run, there will be a morning, you'll get a good sweat from this. showers and storms firing at this hour across the central part of the country. some in kansas and nebraska. more strong storms in arkansas moving toward tennessee. it is back in oklahoma and kansas today, north texas, right here, they've got a high risk for severe storms. likely going to see tornadoes there as well. another day for the storm chasers to be out there. people will be anxiously watching the skies. for us, a few storms across parts of west virginia. we'll see how much of this can hold together as it moves off toward the east as we go through the next few hours. we may see a passing sprinkle or two over the next few hours through the mid to late morning. this afternoon, we'll see if anything will develop by us. right now, anyway, computers are keeping it away until tonight when they bring out some showers and storms especially to the southern suburbs toward tomorrow morning and tomorrow, well, another day of some warmth and a chance for an afternoon thunderstorm. kind of a pattern we settled into. 88 this afternoon, a couple of storms are possible. tomorrow, 86. a couple of storms. a hot thursday. you got an outdoor week or outdoor plans this week. be prepared. plenty of cold water with you. by friday, 87. still afternoon storms and through the weekend, not much change. by monday, i'm hopeful we'll be drier and cooler with 84 for your holiday. angie? >> you and me both, howard. thank you. right now, the yellow light stays on. still following that one tie- up. keeping our eye on it folks. this is the outer loop near the 295 exit ramp. what we have on the ramp is a tractor trailer accident that continues to block it. they were hoping to have it cleared by now. it looks like they're still in the process. please use caution. you won't be able to access the ramp to 295 to head northbound. moving on out, other places checking out ok. the outer loop north of the district not looking so bad. we're live from university, a great example of drivers that are moving at speed from 95 all the way over to 270 crossing into virginia. back over to the maps, we'll keep it inside maryland. show you 270 making the southbound trip. want to let you know drivers are building a little bit of volume past this point at 109. still doing a-ok approaching that lane divide. and we just saw a small glimpse. we'll give it to you now. 395 through the toll road via the inner loop looking at about 13.minutes. toll road not bad approaching the capital beltway. still ahead, andrea and mike at 5:24, the very latest o than beltway accident. over to you. owe we have good news for nationals fans about recovering pitcher steven strasburg. >> they could use a little home cooking after last night's opponents played long ball. highlights coming up in sports. >> it is time to look at the question of the morning. >> what do you think 24% of women say they could change if they could about their man? would it be his friends or his hairstyle or changing his wardrobe? >> here is a look at a response you left on our facebook fan page. angelique wrote his friends. they play a big part in influencing him. post your guess on our facebook page. we'll have the answer to the survey in about 30 minutes. very muggy start out there. hope your air conditioning is working or your fan or able to sleep in this. i know i needed the ac last night. we have a few light sprinkles. midmorning, we could see some showers coming out of west virginia. temperatures though will be in the mid-70s. we get toward the lunch hour. low 80s, maybe even mid-80s in a few spots. we'll see if we bubble up strong to severe storms. highs in the mid to the upper 80s. back to you. in sports, one more win and the dallas mavericks are headed to the nba finals. >> the thunder appear to have game four posting a 15-point lead with five minutes left to play but the mavs closed the game with a 17-2 run for the tie. everybody said it was dirk nowitzki, right? jason kidd's key three-pointer lifted dallas to a 112-105 win and a three games to one series lead. here's brett haber with the rest of your morning sports. good morning, everybody. 15 days from now, it will be june 8th which is the date one year ago that stephen strasburg struck out 14 pirates and sent washington in a conniption. that glory would be short-lived for the fireballing right- hander. yesterday, stephen reached an equally important milestone. for the first time hins his tommy john surgery, he threw off a pitcher's pound. he reported no pain. if his rehab conditions on schedule like this, he could be back in the majors by this september but we pray the nats will resist the urge and let him heal more. >> tom garz lani among baseball's leaders. gorzelanny, home runs allowed. hart jacking one in the first. that's cory hart jacking one in the fifth. he didn't have any home runs coming into the game. now he's got two. there he is in the eighth. now, he's got three. that's a hat trick for cory hart. come see the nats. they'll end their slump. 11-3. finally, why is this woman bobbing in the icy pond of water? it is the end of ski season up in maine. they take their snowboards and go surfing and sometimes that happens. i'm sure she thought she was going to glide over the entire pond and come out the other side but i believe we -- i believe we knew better. ouch. that's what happens when you try to surf with a snowboard. i'm brett haber. have a great tuesday. that iceland volcano is at it again. we'll tell where you flights are being affected coming up next in your money segment. >> plus this morning, one woman is dead and police are trying to save a man injured in a hit- and-run crash. >> 5:25. >> here's angie. >> on the outer loop, that ramp to d.c. 295 northbound, still shut down due to the tractor trailer accident. when we come back, more traffic including a look at your district drive. we'll have that at 5:29. stay with 9news now. good morning and welcome back to 9news now. i'm andrea roane. >> we're approaching 5:30. angie will have traffic in just a moment. howard bernstein, how are you my friend? >> doing well this tuesday morning. we have a coastal flood advisory for high tides. >> we have that going for us. >> we have that going a lot lately. time for high tide, one, maybe two feet above normal there. a muggy start to this tuesday. it feels more like a july morning out there than a may morning. humidity is up. temperatures are up. we even have a few showers and a thunderstorm to get through this morning before we're all done. 69 right now. mostly cloudy at 9:00. 73. there could be a passing shower or storm between 9:00 and noon. this afternoon, 84 at 5:00 with potential thunderstorm. highs today mid to the upper 80s. temperatures right now almost 70 in town. 74 on the bay. 70 in the shenandoah valley. and culpepper, 72 in fredericksburg. the humidity is high. these are the storms from last night, dropped some hail. inch in diameter. they're gone. few light sprinkles this morning. new showers and storms north of charleston this morning are tracking off toward the east. we'll have to watch that for the middle of the morning. right now on live doppler 9000 hd, some very light sprinkles scattered about southeastern montgomery in through fairfax down through manassas, even west of frederick, a couple of very light sprinkles out there. it is 5:29, angie goff? >> we're urging drivers to use caution which is why we're keeping on the yellow light. right now, we're still keeping a close eye on the outer loop trying to access d.c. 295 it go northbound. you can't because we have the tractor trailer still in the roadway out here. officials still not able to get it off the ramp. let's move it over to other parts of the region. everyone else is checking out ok. if you take a closer look as promised at your district drive in northeast d.c., rhode island at south dakota, a very smooth ride. over in northwest, no complaints either at constitution where it meets 20 the street. just a little bit of construction to contend with. that's an on-going project. a check on your trains reveals everyone, metro, vre, marc are running on time. can't complain about that. still ahead, the latest on the outer loop accident near d.c. 295. i'll have that at 5:39. over to you. rescuers are looking for more survivors this morning in joplin, missouri. >> searchers found ten people alive in the rubble late last night. despite that success, authorities expect the death toll to climb past the current number of 116 lives lost in sunday night's tornado. entire neighborhoods are flattened and many who lived through it are still shaken. ran to the bathroom. i got the kids in. swooped everything off the bed and put a mattress over us and held it down really tight. >> staffers at st. johns hospital are being credited with saving some 180 patients there even though they had, at most, 20 minutes warning to move all of them. unfortunately, this part of missouri is expected to get more severe weather today. this morning, montgomery county police have questioned a driver after a deadly hit-and- run crash last night in wheaton. a woman and a man had just gotten off a bus near the intersection of veirs mill road and center hill street when they were hit by the vehicle. the woman has died. the man has life-threatening injuries and is in the hospital. surae chinn is live at police -- surae chinn is in wheaton with more on the investigation. surae? >> reporter: that's right, mike. we're actually here at the scene where it happened. and the couple was just on their way home. they were crossing the street. they got dropped off here at a bus shed similar to this one just down the street here when the woman and the man were hit. the woman succumbed from her injuries. she died. the man fighting for his life. on top of that, the driver left the scene. we have captain paul starks with montgomery county police department to tell us what happened and where does the investigation stand now? >> well, right after the collision, within an hour, circulating officers found the vehicle and soon after, found the driver and the passenger in two separate locations nearby. the driver did offer a sample of breath for alcohol. those results will be released later at the conclusion of the investigation. i believe we're looking at some of the video, signs of a terrible, terrible accident. windshield damage, the side mirror as well. but you guys also released the name of the driver, pierre michelle, 29 years old from silver spring. no charges at this point. >> no, it is our protocol to complete the investigation, present the results to the state's attorneys office and then members of the state's attorneys office decide what charges, if any, are appropriate in cases like these. >> we understand as well, the pedestrians were crossing the street not at a crosswalk. >> no, the bus shelter at veirs mill road and centerhill street does not have a crosswalk. >> ok. thank you, captain. paul starks with montgomery county police. this is a very busy intersection. people are getting picked up, dropped off here at veirs mill road at this bus stop. so, a very busy intersection at 9:40 at night. also busy but a lot darker as well. the investigation continues. we'll have much more as the morning and the day progresses but right now, no charges filed. but one person has died. the husband still fighting for his life. back to you. >> thank you, surae live in wheatton this morning. >> we should learn today what caused a plane crash that killed ted stevens and four others. the national transportation safety board is going to issue its report on the crash later today. the small plane was taking the men on a fishing trip in a remote part of alaska when it went down. the victims included lobbyist bill phillips of germantown, maryland. his son was one of four survivors all from the d.c. area. others are jim moorehard of alexandria and sean o'keefe and his son who live in loudoun county, virginia. sheriff's deputies are investigating an attack along a popular jogging trail in loudoun county, virginia. around 1:00 sunday afternoon, two women bicyclists stopped to take a breather at mile marker 22 along the w and the od trail in sterling. that's when a man snuck behind them and groped one of the woman. both chased the suspect into a nearby community where he escaped. people we spoke with were surprised it happened, especially during the middle of the day. >> i'm kind of shocked. i believe this is a pretty safe area. every you go, there are people on bicycle and walking and jogging. >> officials say the suspect is a hispanic man in his 20s or 30s. he was wearing a brown shirt and black pants with white strips down the sides. if you live or work near arlington national cemetery, don't be surprised if you hear pretty big booms this morning. a military spokesperson says troops at the cemetery will be firing off ceremonial cannons at 7:00 and at 8:00 to give you a heads up. 7:00 and 8:00. ceremonial cannon fire this morning. >> time for another your money report. >> jess is back with a consumer warning now. >> you hear these ads all the time for companies that are promising to make all of your i.r.s. nightmares go away. be skeptical! our partners at "usa today" are reporting a number of lawsuits around the country targeting tax resolution companies. there are many that are legitimate and they can lower your tax bill or renegotiate your back taxes but for the less legitimate businesses, here's some red flags to look for. big up-front fees. high pressure sales tactics, no face-to-face consultations and guaranteed ruts. if you're headed to europe soon, you could have some flight 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[ laughs ] [ all ] what's in your wallet? weather first time now coming up on 5:45. mr. howard bernstein is here and we're concerned about flooding today. >> little coastal flooding once again. we have a lot of these advisories and flood warnings over the last few weeks. some of the predictions about global climate change are correct over the next few decades, there will be a lot more of this and a lot of seawalls going up. let's get you going with a look at the coastal flood advisory until tomorrow morning. we're concerned with times of high tide. all of the areas on the chesapeake and the tidal potomac, tides running one to two feet above normal. alexandria, next high tide at 2:46. colton's point about 9:10. over to annapolis this morning. chesapeake beach about 9:00. keep that in mind. your momslikeme.com bus stop forecast, you know when you send the kids out this morning, consider it a july morning. shorts, short sleeves, mostly cloudy, stray shower. 5:49 on the sunrise. just a few minutes from now. we do have the mostly cloudy skies. at times, a little bit of sunshine. 9:00, 74. we could see a passing shower in spots this morning. maybe a rumble of thunder. 11:00, 80. by 1:00, we're in the middle 80s. we'll watch and see if we can bubble up any thunderstorms. the models are a little touch and go on whether or not we'll see anything this afternoon versus tonight. i think there is a better chance. mid-80s for 3:00 and also for 5:00 p.m. winds out of the west at about 10 to 15 miles per hour. look at this on our doppler radar regional ones composite here. light showers moving toward us falling apart. new thunderstorms here, not far, north and east of charleston, west virginia. pulling eastward. they would be tracking toward d.c. if they hold together over the mountains in the next few hours. right now, tracking toward us, some very light sprinkles. pushing through chantilly and dulles and reston and herndon moving east right now. the stuff is really light here even around frederick, you may have one or two on your windshield. 69 this morning. the whole area up through new york, down to norfolk, upper 60s and low 70s. locally, we've got 66 in haymarket. that's one of the cooler spots. in washington, reagan national, 69 degrees with mostly cloudy skies. dew points 67. that's why it feels so muggy out there with that relative humidity at 93%. what we're going to watch, potentially, more storms coming at us, not just this afternoon but for the next couple of days. this pattern is not going to change much. above average temperatures with the threat for some strong storms. 88 today. 86 tomorrow. thursday, the hottest day around 90 as we head toward friday, saturday and sunday. scattered to mainly afternoon storms and warm, well up in the 80s. >> yellow light stays on. we have a couple of things we're keeping an eye out on. you'll want to use caution. the outer loop ramp to d.c. 295 impassable to go northbound on d.c. 295. we're hearing from officials they hope to have this cleared up and opened back up within the next 15 minutes, we'll let you know if that happens. taking you over to howard county, 70 at meritsville road going in both directions, drivers thought way, you'll lose a left lane. that's due to the crash activity. we're already hearing eastbound travelers, you're experiencing delays to stack up beginning around route 40. over to 66 we go, hey virginia, 224 to 28, we're below speed. approaching 123, 395 drivers, we're watching the volume build past duke street. no significant delays. we're also tracking your travel times in maryland. let's begin with the outer loop. from 95 to 270, only about 10 minutes. 95, no complaints headed southbound and the sip moving to crossing that wilson bridge. still ahead, an update on our accidents in the region and your maryland roads at 6:00. andrea? >> thank you, angie. making news now at 5:49, a chicago man who pleaded guilty to scouting targets with the 2008 mumbai attacks which killed 160 people including six americans claims the pakistani spy agency helped plan the attack. david headley testified in chicago the terror group that carried out the attacks had support from the pakistani intelligence services. headley, again, is testifying against another defendant accused in the attack. today in orlando, florida, opening statements are expected in the murder trial of casey anthony. anthony is accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter, caylee, back in 2008. if convicted, she could get the death penalty. today, the national weather service will be checking to see whether it was a tornado that caused damage in parts of western pennsylvania. a number of buildings are in need of repairs after severe storms rolled through last night. there are no reports of any serious injuries. the department of u.s. agriculture is testing possible solutions for getting rid of stinkbugs. they're doing it on maryland farms. robert black co-owns an orchard. researchers have been combing his property in search of spots where they believe stinkbugs hibernate. they've been dissecting stinkbugs every week and noticing the loss of fatty tissue built up for hibernation. the methods to kill them in the fields hasn't worked. black has this advice for people who find them. >> please don't let them out of your house. kill them because they're going to go to one of our farms. >> last year, stinkbugs destroyed 37 million dollars worth of crops in just four mid- atlantic states including maryland and virginia. the usda is trying to figure out why they are attracted to some fruits and not to others. today, some redskins are meeting for a players only practice and they should have more to go on this since a few of them got play books during the one day last month when the nfl lockout was saved by a judge. with the practice facilities closed to them and no coaches available, dave owens found six players who turned to a unique way to get their butts in gear. >> it is the only time you'll see the teammates relaxing because for the next hour -- it is about to be a grind. >> reporter: this saiddy mason's kitchen. today, non-traditional work is on the menu. once he starts barking -- >> don't let that thing break you! >> you're on his time. >> fireman's carry, pull-ups, pushing, pulling, nfl athlete? >> eddie is crazy. he think he pulls stuff out of the hat. >> they think it is easy in the beginning. >> because they're used to traditional weight training. trust me, this ain't that! >> i give them a little bit of everything. this is why i work on balance, power, strength. closest thing i can get to emulating football in the two minute drill. >> there is another component going on here though. all of this equipment helps the body and you can see that with your own two eyes but what about the mind? mason says that's more important than anything and that's what he is teaching the world-class athletes. >> i try to push them to their maximum level of effort. so, that they literally have to dig deeper inside themselves. >> one of the things is being here with the teammates and somebody that's going to push. >> that's what mma is all about. fourth and one and you're that guy that can step up to the challenge. >> working out at redskins park, sure, that would be optimal. in this lockout world, these six 'skins are staying in shape by any means necessary. >> you got a chance. >> dave owens, 9 sports now. all right. time to answer our question of the morning. >> it was what do 24% of women say they wish she could change about their man? was it a, his friends? b, his hairstyle or c, his wardrobe? >> here is a look at one of the responses you left on our facebook page. terry wrote definitely b, change his hairstyle. who am i to argue with her? final answer is b. >> gina wrote i would say c, wardrobe because a lot of women say their men just don't know how to dress. but the answer is b, change his hairstyle. we thought it might be friends. i'm lucky. my husband has nice friends. i didn't have a problem with that. >> the home of a legendary actress is up for sale. >> lady gaga proves her popularity by slowing down the internet. you bet. with some help from her fans though. >> jess, over to you. you spend tons of time on facebook, on twitter, shopping for deals on groupon. how about taking that interest in social media to a whole new level? at 6:07, we're going to tell you how to get a job in this booming business. you're watching 9 thus now. i finally found a body wash that moisturizes and softens my dry skin. [ female announcer ] new gold bond deep moisture, with 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins. the body wash that moisturizes like a lotion. 5:56. a few very light sprinkles now. we're watching storms in west virginia with the potential to be pushing across the shenandoah valley by 9:00. as they weaken, as they approach us and they might make montgomery county during the morning hours. by noon, we're fairly quiet. low to mid-80s even. this afternoon, mid to upper 80s for highs. while it is looking quiet on the future cast, we could still bubble up a couple of severe thunderstorms. we'll be watching that carefully. angie, over to you. thank you, hb. oh my goff, one of lady gaga's hits becomes a reality for her fans. like the song telephone, many of gaga's little monsters received a busy sig that will when they tried to download the digital version of born this way from amazon. this is video in her appearance last night on david letterman. the online retailer was selling gaga's latest album for just 99 cents. what is going on here? when it was released yesterday. amazon spokeswoman says customers who ordered an mp3 version yesterday will still get it at the promotional price. always loving her outfit. an actor known for playing a dad on the small screen is one in real life. and a big screen cartoon movie could be a good way to introduce your kids to the world of shakespeare. sandra hughes has more. >> david schwimmer's character ross was the first on friends to have a child. now, the actor is a real dad. he and wife zoe buckman have a little girl. >> i'm going to get what i want. >> after years of playing half of the legendary couple luke and laura, jeanie francis left general hospital. you can see francis playing a new role beginning this friday on cbs's "the young & the restless." if you're in the market for a pricy home, elizabeth taylor's mansion just behind these gates is on the market. the 7,000 square foot home in bel-air has five bedrooms and is listed at $8.6 million. if you just want a smaller piece of taylor history, christie's is auctioning off her famous jewelry collection valued at $150 million. the 70th annual peabody awards brought out the best in journalism to be honored. the cast of cbs's the good wife was one of 38 winners. larry king hosted. the second part of oprah's star-studded good-bye event airs today. more from tom hanks, tom cruise and this installment has will smith, too. after 25 years, the oprah winfrey show ends tomorrow. >> gnomeo. >> juliet. >> music by elton john, the animated dvd gnomeo and juliette goes on sale today. i'm sandra hughes, cbs news, hollywood. >> for local buzz, check out our blog, oh my goff. you can check out a link to that on wusa9.com. we're taking your story ideas and pictures on facebook as well. log on to facebook.com/tvangie. >> thank you for watching 9news now at 6:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >> we're glad you're here. i'm mike hydeck. angie will have traffic. mr. howard bernstein has your