the beltway. 35 lanes open to the 14th street bridge, beltway at the wilson bridge no problems for you. northbound park police responding to a multi-vehicle crash north of powder mill road. back to you. police in prince georges county are searching for a suspected killer. he is supposed to be behind bars. but what is being called a clerical error allowed him to be release odd bond. surae chinn is live with more on this story. what happened this. >> reporter: i'll tell you, he was able to walk out of jail a free man, and police consider him armed and dangerous. because they say if he was capable of murder before, he is possibly capable of hurting someone again. he has been out on the streets for the last 10 days. police here in prince georges county say that he was released ten days ago. and this is a huge mistake, because of the clerical error within the court system. forced to release this mug shot for the second time this year because of that huge mistake. 24-year-old frederick scott was locked up for the last six months, accused of first degree murder for a deadly shooting outside of a nightclub in maryland. ten days ago a judge for some reason, granted him a $75,000 bond and he was released. >> we are hoping that maybe he sees these broadcasts, has a conscience to turn himself in, realize that go this was a release that was accidental. and hoping he could come back to face the charges. >> reporter: on top of this huge mistake, what is also disturb asking that he was released november 10th. it took four days for the court system to tell prince georges county police and days longer for them to tell the media. but if you have seen this man, frederick scott, you can call the local police department, any police department or crime stoppers at 866411 tips. reporting live in palmer park maryland. police in new york city are calling a suspected terrorist a lone wolf. they say he didn't have any terror contact overseas and none here in the united states. the 27-year-old was arraigned in court sunday. he is accused of plotting to make bombs and detonate them at post office and police stations around new york. he also wanted to attack american troops returning from iraq and afghanistan. new york's police commissioner says he was inspired by an war al, who was killed. >> he followed instructions from inspear magazine to first acquire the bomb making materials and then assemble them. police say he was just finishing work on his third and final bomb. faa investigators are heading to calvert county, maryland, where they are trying to find out what caused a small plane crash. single engine plane went down last night in chesapeake ranch estates. father and son made it out with minor injuries. neighbors say the two were flying back from illinois, and overshot the runway. now to a commuter alert. and we are just 24 hours away from grand opening of a new link across maryland. by this time tomorrow, the intercounty connector will open from interstate 270 to interstate 95. the ride will be free of charge the first two weeks and this morning, maryland's lieutenant governor anthony brown, will lead the dig tear ries -- dig tries -- lead the parade tomorrow. in dc, gas is $3.43 a gallon. check out gas prices for the entire region by visiting wusa.com. click on features and pump patrol. jessica doyle is here with your money report. a lot of us could be working for a long time. >> reporter: this wasn't the retirement a lot of us had in mind. a new survey finds most of us plan to stay in the workforce a long, long, long time. a quarter of middle class americans are so pessimistic about their savings, they are planning to delay retirement until they are at least 80 years old. that is two years longer than the average person is even expected to live. it is true. latest study finds respondents had median savings of only $25,000, while they had hoped to save $350,000. that is why they are delaying retirement. it looks like three states have won almost half of homeowner aid loans going out to struggling americans. one federal program in maryland is among the three. half of the homeowners held by the $1 billion loan program are in pennsylvania, connecticut and maryland. hud allowed those states along with delaware and idaho to run their own programs because they had similar ones in place. our partners at usa today report hud is closing the loans right now. if you can afford first class, especially on an international flight is pretty nice. the service gap between first class and coach has never been wider. you get private suites, three star meals, massages before take offs, bars and showers on board. >> what? >> special customs lanes and a private limousine to drive you right to your plane. the cost for tickets is ranging around $15,000. if you can afford it. have you seen how sloppy those cabins are. >> $15,000? could be you just charter's jet? >> -- charter, a jet? >> a lot of those private planes you can buy into like clubs. >> usually it is behind the closed curtain and you can't even peak around it. thanks. oh, my. the redskins have now lost six games in a row. oh. they look pretty good though. rex grossman 25 of 38. he threw a pair of touchdowns, including this beauty. 14 seconds left in the game and sent it into overtime. five minutes in, a chance to win it, misses the 52-yard field goal attempt wide right. dallas got the wall back. -- got the ball back. that was the winning field goal redskins lose 27-24. >> i was pleased with the effort. i thought we played extremely hard, except our poise and just disappointed we didn't get the job done. >> extremely, extremely disappointed we didn't get the victory. >> some guys played better than they played all year. so there is definitely a lot to look forward to and a lot to build on. it was a good effort. next week the seahawks. they hung in there. >> it was a fun game to watch. it really was. 60:00. thanksgiving just three days away. next, coming up advice on how to keep your family safe from any food borne illness. howard has your forecast weather first when 9news now returns watch out for the fog. it is getting thick, especially north of town. but it is creeping close and closer toward dc. we will have occasional showers here, temperatures stay in the mid-50s. 7-day forecast in the next four minutes. right now here's beverly farmer. >> reporter: howard the wet and fog playing a factor. already slow on the outer loop. bethesda, crashes on the outer loop well west of this shot after connecticut avenue. around that sharp curve after rockville pike before you get to old georgetown road further tying up the drive for drivers coming south. time save traffic check at 6:18. back to you mike. chancellor of the university of california davis will meet today with school protesters. they are demanding she quit after police blasted protesters with pepper spray this weekend. it is one of the stories making news this morning at 6:12. here's the video from saturday. it shows campus police spraying a line of protiviti protesters. the two police officers involved have been since placed on administrative leave. the egyptian government says 20 people have been killed in cairo over the last 20 hours alone. they want the military generals ruling the country to hand over power. today president obama signs into law a bill helping veterans find work. it will give tax breaks to companies hiring vets and beaches up job training. the bill was approved last week by the house. it mike. one in six americans will get some kind of food borne illness this year. here with advice on how to keep your family healthy this holiday is dr. elizabeth hagan, the undersecretary for food safety at the usda. thank you very much for being here with us. you are in the same boat as the rest of us. how many people are coming over? >> we have 10 coming to my house thursday. >> you are going to follow the advice you are going to give the rest of us? >> you bet. >> the main thing is how soon do we buy the turkey. it is thursday, do i buy it now? >> it depends if you are buying fresh or frozen. frozen can be bought anytime before thursday. you want to take the proper time to that you -- to warm it up. four basic things the first one is clean. >> we remind people of the four key steps. particularly at times like this when you may be cook fog more people than usual. just remember the four steps. clean, you want to have clean utensils, clean surfaces, war your hands often while preparing food. you are worrying about the cross contamination between poultry and something else. that is part of separate. >> separate is a big one. particularly with this holiday. make sure you keep raw meat and poultry separate from vegetables, fruits, things that may not be cooked for your meal. the best way is to use separate cutting boards if you can. if you can't do that, if you only have one, make sure that you wash it down with the hottest, soapiest water you can get. you can always add bleach to a gallon of water to additionally sanitize it. >> and actually cooking the bird at what temperature is it safe to serve? one temperature to remember for thanksgiving is 165 degrees. all poultry can be cooked safely to 165 degrees as measured with a meat thermometer. you don't want to look at the juices, you really can't tell if something is done by looking at it. use a meat thermometer and stick it into the thickest part of the bird. the thigh and the breast. after we have eaten, get the leftovers cooled. >> get them within the refrigerator within two hours. nothing sitting at room temperature for more than two hours. stuffed or unstuffed? >> we recommend unstuffed. if you are going to stuff your turkey, it needs to cook to 165 degrees. also you have got to get that thermometer in there and make sure the raw ingredients can contaminate the stuffing inside. happy thanksgiving to you and your family and friends. thanks for being with us. right now we have a link to the usda's thanksgiving food safety site. learn what you should be doing today to ensure a healthy holiday and guess what? they even have an app for that. howard? >> andrea, very good information. want to tell you about the fog this morning, especially dense north of washington. quarter mile cumberland, westminister, thinking about flight delays. quantico down to one quarter mile visibility. at the bus stop this morning, there have been some showers. really drizzle and fog are the bigger concerns with temperatures in the 50s and sun up. the day planner occasional showers today. not going to rain all day. noon time temperatures 56. temperatures steady falling into the low to mid-50s. we is he it at about 54. rain overnight. that has since moved away from us. sort of a lull at the moment. as you look west more areas of rain in kentucky and ohio. i think that we are going to have the occasional showers. college park a mile and a quarter visibility. cloudy 59. right now anyway, three miles visibility. lots of cold air in the northern part of the country. the warmth down south in between all these showers are firing with rain also. another system here in the california coast. but the stuff from texas by the way and oklahoma, this is going to take a few days to clear us. so today, tonight, tomorrow, wednesday, all unsettled and that could really slow down some of the traveling. tonight we are in the 40s with showers. tomorrow 55 with rain and showers. wednesday maybe a thunderstorm before we finally clear out for thanksgiving. friday and saturday really nice in the 60s before the chance of a shower on sunday. good morning beverly farmer. happy monday. i wish we were happier on the roadways, howard. folks be not guilty too much of a hurry uu a crash -- being in too much of a hurry. a crash on the sharp curve. everybody is now pulled off on the shoulder. however connecting with the delays that comes out of college park here. southbound 95 the back-up near 212, reporting an accident on the left side of the roadway. police were checking for the report of a crash. let's check the virginia drive. east on 66 you have volume getting into centerville. more volume 66 getting through fair oaks. more volume coming in past 123. northbound 95 delays for the prince william question. heavier volume toward the beltway in springfield on the left side of your screen. metro rail, mark rail all report normal service this morning. our next check of timesaver traffic is 6:25. andrea, back to you. it is 61:00. next in sports a thrilling finish to the nascar season and see which college team cracks the top five in the bc s standings. time for another check of the question of the morning. what is the single most annoying thing women say their spouse can ask them right at the beginning of a phone call? is it where are you? hey, what's for dinner? or what are you doing? >> our facebook friends always have something interesting to say. liz thinks it is where are you? i know my ex hated it. but that is probably because he was usually up to no good. >> keep the guesses coming, we'll reveal the answer at 6:53. we'll be right back. welcome back. howard is here with your weather first. we have some fog, some of it is rather dense on the north side of the metro. here's a look at the day planner. we have had some showers overnight, we'll have occasional showers today with drizzle and fog this morning as temperatures fairly steady or dropping into the low to mid-50s later this afternoon. so not the sunniest of days. might not see sun until late wednesday or thanksgiving. mike? nascar got what it wanted. went down to the final race and that would decide this year's winner of the spring cup. >> in the end the winner was the guy who looks like an average dad taking his kids to school. the nascar finale was the ford 400, tony stewart took the checkered flag to end the race. the chase ended with stewart and carl edwards tied on points but because stewart won five races this year and edwards only won one, tony stewart is your sprint cup winner. the ml s title game was last night. los angeles versus houston. landon donovan scores the only goal of the game. the l.a. galaxy tops houston. it is the first cup win to david beckham and the third overall for almost a. only dc united has won more titles. quite a weekend at college football. a bunch of undefeated teams losing, which is good news for hokie fans. virginia tech's fifth in the standings. on top of the rankings lsu, still at the top of the heap on bc s, followed by alabama and arkansas. arkansas and lsu play friday. terrapins basketball coach mark turning inwas with the team despite battling kidney stones. terrapins fall 8-63. in charlottesville sunday they hosted the lady vols. uva tops number three, tennessee 69-64. they are now 4-0. it is 6:25. in ten minutes we are helping you get hired. learn how to turn that part- time holiday seasonal job into a full-time gig. up next, deal or no deal. the deficit super committee. learn why the automatic cuts might not be so automatic after all. >> reporter: good morning. the good news is outer loop west of 355 rockville pike crash cleared out of the way. the back-up is to college park. good morning you are watching 9news now. we'll be right back. welcome back. 6:30, outside without the umbrellas, the showers have left. we have patchy, dense fog north of town. we start with the day planner this monday morning. stems slowly dropping off. we have the rain symbols all day but it will be occasional light showers. it is not going to be raining all day with midday temperatures. rain overnight, that pushed through. you could see kind of in- between the stuff to the east. showers in ohio and kentucky will likely arrive later today. visibility down to a quarter mile at quantico, three quarters of a mile in can indianapolis. -- in kannapolis. use low beams and temperatures this morning, they are running mostly in the low to mid-50s. beverly farmer, we have fog and wet streets in town this morning? >> reporter: absolutely. slowing you down 66 east. we have seen delays through the centerville interchanges. more volume here toward 123. all lanes reported on the trip into falls church. northbound interstate 95. again just to head up to the beltway exits and into springfield on 395 more volume through landmark and approaching the maryland street bridge. through silver spring and bethesda, crash on the outer loop of the beltway. west of 355 has been moved onto the shoulder. northbound bw parkway they are cleaning up a crash there. your next check of timesaver traffic 6:45. mike back to you. thanks beverly. coming up on 6:32 now. the debt super committee has until wednesday to come up with a deal to cut the deficit. we have been told automatic cuts will take place, but now we are learning congress could try to block those automatic cuts. the special committee needs to find more than a trillionian dollars in cuts. today they could announce they have failed to reach a compromise. >> the wealthiest of americans, those who earn over a million dollars every have to share too. and the line in the sand we haven't seen republicans willing to cross yet. >> there was an unwillingness to cut any kind of spending at all unless there was a huge tax increase. a failure to make a deal could also put long-term unemployment benefits at risk. prince georges county police are asking for your help to fix their mistake. they allowed a murder suspect out of jail on bond. he should have stayed behind bars no matter what. surae chinn is live with reaction. good morning surae. >> reporter: good morning to you, andrea. we don't know exactly what this clerical error was within the court system but we do know this man was able to walk out of jail a free man and now there is a frantic search nationwide. >> we'll have the capacity to take another life earlier this year. i would consider him armed and dangerous. >> reporter: frederick scott is from maryland, he was charged with first degree murder become in march for a deadly the shooting outside of a nightclub. called the surf club. in most cases, most suspected criminals are charged with first degree murder. don't get out of jail until trial and are held without bond. but in this case just six months after his capture a judge, for some reason, granted him a $75,000 bond, which scott posted. >> right now we are actively searching if a suspect in a homicide back in march of this year. he was apprehended in may in las vegas. it appears on november 109th the court system may have had a clerical error, and had given this suspect a bond, which he posted that same day, and was able to release himself from jail. >> the state's attorney's office says they are aware of the case and are working with prince georges county police. police consider this man armed and dangerous. if you at home have seen him or know his whereabouts, call police. surae chinn, a live reporting from prince georges county this morning. police in college park say one of two men wand in a robbery on campus is already behind bars. 21-year-old isaiah graham was arrested by george washington university police on an unrelated charge. police say graham and an accomplice put a knife to a student's throat outside of the cecil hall dorm last night. the victim's credit cards were used at a nearby cvs. police are still looking for the second man. optimistic redskins fans are pointing out the team looked good despite losing yesterday. >> the pessimist will say yeah, so what? they still lost. >> they were able to take the cowboys to overtime yesterday. five minutes in, the 52-yard field goal attempt was missed. dallas got the ball back and the cowboys marched downfield. set up this 3-yard game winning field goal. redskins will play next sunday in seattle. i'm helping you get hired. a lot of people will pick up a part time job over the holidays a store. how do you turn that into a full-time opportunity? you can do it. joining us with advice is josh howard with staffing from robert half international. how do you do it? go from a par time job into a permanent position? >> we find most companies do not want to let good people go. the best way to get your foot in the door is by doing part-time or seasonal or temporary work but treat it like a full-time job. make sure the resume looks great. make sure you are very polished going into interviews. treat it like a full-time job. be on time, work very hard and always put your best foot forward. >> when you think about part-time jobs over the holidays, you tend to think about jobs at the malls, at stores, at restaurants. you say there are a lot of opportunities out there this time. if you are not just in retail. what is out there? >> absolutely. the end of the year, the end of the fourth quarter is the busiest time of the year for most company. it is a time of the year where a lot of full-time employees want to take time off. that creates a tough situation for companies who need to get work done and creates a lot of opportunities for temporary positions in administrative roles, account and go finance a lot of companies prepping for tax season coming up in the first quarter, so they get people hired in the fourth quarter to help with that. there is just a tremendous amount of opportunities in most companies at this time of year. now this time of year, if you are looking for part-time opportunities, obviously you can target the seasonal stuff. is it more difficult as we head into the holidays to find a permanent opportunity? does that sort of ramp down as we head into christmas and the major holidays at the end of the year? >> not really. you would think it might. but what a lot of companies try to do is get all their open positions filled wfaa the new year so they are starting the new year with all their seats filled. some companies may ramp down because budgets are tighter. >> josh, this is great advice. we are going to make sure we get our resumes ready, send them be out and be ready for those jobs. thank you. the time right now is 6:38. in nine minutes we are going into the kitchen for a nontraditional thanksgiving. instead of turkey, we are thinking pork loin. howard says grab the umbrella, rainy weather with highs in the mid-50s today. next a look ahead to the thanksgiving forecast. keep it right here with 9 news now. good morning and welcome back to 9news now. if you are heading outside you are going to find fog is one of the biggest problems and high beams do not help you see any better. no those little water droplets really scatter back in your face. so yes, low beams. that is why people have fog lights really low. slow it down, especially up north. we star with the visibility andrea. that is the biggest weather issue in the morning. visibility down to near zero in spots. like frederick and leesburg, a quarter milech three quarters also at quantico. the rivers and annapolis visibility at one quarter mile. that is the thing we really have got to worry about. with the cloud cover down and low sun angle, the fog will take some time to burn off. temperatures in the 50s this morning. the sunrise at 6:57. our day planner occasional showers today. temperatures fairly steady or slowly dropping off by this evening into the low 50s with a northeast wind. in about that 5, 8, 10 miles per hour range. with the cloud cover around, lack of sun this time of year done give us much hope to burn off the clouds and the fog. we see one area of rain passing east of us although in ohio and kentucky now we have more rain. that will likely be here later today. 54 in washington. 52 cumberland. locally though, generally almost everybody is around that 53, 54, 55 range with calm winds. high humidity at 100% and low clouds or fog. nationally we have systems that continue to come at us from the southwest. one storm coming in from the california coast. that is going to throw some energy east. you notice coming out of dallas and little rock showers and storms moving east on i-40 toward nashville and all of this will make a run toward the east coast over the next few days. not just today,ton, tomorrow wednesday all look unsettled. 6:00 notice more of a light rain showing up. that will be with us for parts of the overnight, into tomorrow morning. tomorrow we are north in the 40s and only get into the mid-50s tomorrow but later in the day more rain arrives. then this system comes out, the cold front later on wednesday with a threat of showers maybe even a few thunderstorms as we warm into the 60s. mid to upper 50s today, 50s tonight, again more showers, tomorrow showers and rain at time 55. wednesday showers a thunderstorm 64. as we head toward thanksgiving though, finally looks better so i'm hoping the rain doesn't impact travel plans. keep that in mind. nice weather friday and saturday. what about travel plans right now? >> reporter: a big travel week is underway. but we have just got to get to work. northbound 95, you have a crash at 610. two lanes are blocked. here in springfield, a volume northbound 95 to springfield up to landmark on 395 toward king street. next set of slowdowns approaching the 14th street bridge although with all lanes open, outer lap at the beltway the crash west of 355. beginning in college park, 95 southbound it is a slow go. better pace here at connecticut. mike, back to you. >> reporter: thank you beverly. we are in the kitchen and thanksgiving is this thursday. are you ready? for most people it equates to turkey. our next guest says you know what? dump the turkey. we have pork loin to talk about. ed whit is here. tell me about it. >> we are using the flavors of the fall in it, we have fresh peanuts we are treating like a bean. they are in the bean family we slowly braised them in ham stock. we have a sweet potato puree, because you can't have enough pork and fat. greens and local, natural pork loin. >> smells amaze viewing we are going to plate this with the sweet potato. we just take a little bit of this and we drop it right in here. you can always serve this family style if you want to and not fuss over putting all the little garnishs on it. >> you were telling me 701 restaurant has a long standing tradition when it comes to serving on thanksgiving day? >> yeah we have been open 21 years and have been doing it basically almost from the beginning. we put a little sweet potato down, do a little bit of the peanuts. >> boiled or sauted? we put a little bit of this guy. they are simmered. it really smells amazing. >> i never would have thought of pork loin and peanuts. >> you have a southern influence with the greens and the peanuts and everything. we put the greens down. we are going to hit that with a bit of pork sauce we make. we slice the pork and put it right under there. >> how many people does the restaurant seat? are you full already this year? >> we are almost full. we do probably 700 covers for thanksgiving. >> 700? one of your busiest days of the year i guess? >> correct. we put this down on top of a sage marshmallow. >> you got your sweet potato and marshmallow. we finish it with chili powder. thank you so much. try pork loin for your thanksgiving dinner. not a bad idea, right? brenda will have the recipe on 9news.com. we are headed to break, we'll see you in about two minutes. welcome back, drizzle, fog north. some of the drizzle and fog is going to take awhile to burn off and temperatures fairly steady in the mid, maybe a couple of spots upper 50s. andrea? >> thank you, howard. today is monday, november 21st. here's a check on the news before you go. our bruce johnson confirms a shakeup in mayor vinson gray's organization. more than two dozen people are out of their homes in sterling, virginia this morning. fire store through an apartment building. two people were taken to the hospital. they are expected to be okay. taylor swift is the big winner at this year's american music awards. she won three trophies, including artist of the year. time now to answer the question of the morning this morning. the single most annoying thing, what do you think it is, a spouse can say to them at the beginning of a phone call? women think this is one of the most annoying questions you get where are you? what's for dinner? or what are you doing? >> the answer is where are you? >> does that mean a lack of trust in the relationship? >> what do you think? and maybe. from one of our viewers. he was up to know good, remember, she said that. we'll have one more check on traffic and weather when 9news now returns. stay with us. rfk stadium celebrating 5 years. people are talking about what teleremember. the campaign is called i remember. some of the best athletes or musical acts or whatever that you have seen at rfk stadium. i remember we had helicopters flying overhead, special banners, it was the victory tour with michael jackson and his brothers getting back together. it was an amazing event and it took place at rfk stadium. >> so many other big names of bands and athletes have been there and performed there. rock concerts, they started listing athletes, ted williams was one of the first managers of the senators, back then. so it is just another way to celebrate. and the hope is always still alive the redskins will come back to the dc area. if you would like to share what you remember from rfk, there is a website to do that. rfk stadium 50 and also at facebook.com/rfk stadium. share your best memories over the last 50 years and let us know as well. we have fog around especially north of town this morning. watch out for that. no fog advisories but some visibility issues toward frederick. today occasional showers and drizzle, 57. tonight and tomorrow into wednesday -o and off showers. by wednesday in the 60s, might even get a rumble of thunder. we will clare out in time for thanksgiving and friday and saturday are looking very, very nice. beverly farmer, over to you. >> right now looking at the wet pavement and fog slowing everybody down. you can plan on that on a monday. southbound lanes no current accidents. look at the visibility, pace isn't so bad but it will slow heading toward montgomery village avenue. let's check the ride for folks on 66. we have a new problem in 66 east business 234 one broken down on the roadway. if you are traveling on northbound 95 out of stafford county, crash at 610 tying up two lanes. that is a look the ayour drive. jessica, back to you. thank you beverly. as for wall street, we are looking a little lower this morning. it is a holiday shortened week. on "the early show," tony stewart, hugh grant. the debt super committee. all on their run down. i'm going to be back at 7:25 with beverly for the latest on traffic and weather. follow us wherever you go. we have news and weather apps for iphone and android, have a great day, everybody. .. an american citizen described as anal qaeda sympathizer is behind bars. his targets p