from 216 to the beltway and route 4 towards wilson bridge, about 9 minutes. coming up, we are going to be checking on the george washington parkway. back to you. >> thank you. we're following breaking news at this hour, a deadly hit and run in southwest washington. police say a 60 year old man was found dead in the road early this morning. his name has not been released. investigators want to find a mercedes they think hit the man. >> as we look ahead at some of the stories happening today. first responders from september 11 in new york are facing a deadline to possibly join a legal settlement. it could pay out more than $815 million, many claim to be suffering ill health effects from their work following the attacks. >> israel limit prime minister continues his visit to the united states. he's that new orleans right now, he wants the united states to threaten military action against iran if it doesn't drop its nuclear program. >> leave collection begins today in the district, 200 city workers will be vacuuming up at the curb sides. it's the most labor intensive program of the year. also tomorrow more fall out in the case of a man beaten to death outside a night club. >> here is the latest on the dc 9 case, good morning. >> good morning. ed to was actually supposed to be the start of the pretrial hearing in this case. but now this whole area outside the u.s. attorney's office will likely be the scene of a very heated protest later this morning. it is all because of what happened here on friday and that is when u.s. attorney ronald macon dropped all charges against the nice club's co-owner and four of his employees. why did he do it? well, according to the dismissal document filed in court, it's because, quote, based upon all the evidence we have thus far gathered, there is insufficient basis to sustain the charges. the five men were initially charged of chasing down and beating to death 27 year old after he threw a brick through the night club's window. the charges were reduced becausedc's medical examiner wasn't able to determine the cause of death. here's what william's attorney had to say about this. >> neither mr. spieler men charged punched, kicked or stomped mr. mohammed. his death was tragic but it was equally tragic to falsely assign blame. >> reporter: the big question right now isn't even who killed mr. mohammed, the big question is how did he die? the dc medical examiner's office said this case is still pending. >> so that means the u.s. attorney could refile charges in the case? >> yes, the case is not closed. all this means those current charges have been dropped. but the dc -- the u.s. attorney's office here in dc, they're simply waiting for more information. right now they're waiting on the results from several forensic tests, there's waiting on final results from the medical examiner's office. this of course means that they still could file new charges if indeed they are able to get new evidence in this case. back to you. >> thank you. while you slept, the president and first lady arrived in new delhi. >> they were met around midnight our time this morning. the they were given a dignitary's welcome there. there was a long welcome line. >> today i'm pleased to welcome india's preliminary agreement to purchase ten b 17 cargo planes which will support 22,000 jobs back in the united states. >> the president and first lady also laid a wreath at the memorial for ghandi. >> also while you slept, secretary of state hillary clinton talked about a deal to form a new government in i rack. elections were 8 months ago. she is in australia right now. she would not confirm reports there is already a deal in place. she said she wants to wait until everything is formalized. leaders on both sides will meet again today. >> no updates this morning from the office of jerry conelly. he had hoped to be back at work this morning. he was hospitalized friday. his staff did not give any specifics other than to say it was a private matter and he was doing well. this is video of the congressman from election day last week. as for his reelection bid, he's where the numbers stand. according to the virginia state board of elections he has a lead of 968 votes over challenging keith. because the margin is less than 1%, simian can request a recount but that isn't allowed until the votes are certified later this month. firefighters will return out to a burned out home in falls church trying to find out how this fire started. flames broke out sunday morning at the home. the fire knocked out power and phone lines in the neighborhood and a neighboring home was also damaged slightly. >> a lady was driving down the road screaming and yelling and honking for people to get out of their houses. >> no one was hurt in this. investigators say it may take time to find out how the fire started. >> coming up on 7 after the hour, we're back with another your money report. >> she's telling us how we're apparently getting nickel and dimed on vacation. >> don't we hate that? we hate this practice. it's happening more and more. have you ever seen a resort fee pop up on your hotel bill? many hotel are charging up to 30 buck as night in these fees and that's not the only added fee the travel letters are getting hit with nowadays. we all know about checked luggage fees, but have you been hit by a resort fee? what does it cover? pretty much whatever the hotel wants. >> so you show up, you are spending $200 a night then they laptop on another $50 resort fee, you have to take it, right? >> cofounder of travel website oyster.com warns that many fees are added. wifi in hotel is a biggie. >> i pay 35less dollars a month at home, it cost me more than that a day at a hotel. >> then you have valet fees. >> i had an experience in california where there's this huge empty parking lot and i parked my own car in the parking lot and they charged me $15 a night to park my own car in the parking lot. >> we've almost gotten used to all the extra fees we're paying. but how about 7 to $8 to use a blanket and pillow on your next flight? which fees can you get out of? >> i try to negotiate these fees. i think the wifi is probably the easiest to negotiation. you can say hey, i think you should throw it in for free. >> local taxes can be particularly bad foreign tool cars, taxes in some localities can actually double the cost of your daily car rental. this is one situation where it actually helps to pick up the phone when you are booking something and say what other fees are out there, am i going to paying the resort fee, the wifi fee, the valet fee and what can i refuse to pay for. >> the other thing is with the economy, they're having a little bit of trouble so negotiations, they might be more open to do that. >> very possible. that's the situation with the phone. >> thanks. well if you wanted to get free tickets to this year's national christmas tree lighting, i'm sorry, it's too late. you needed to get that online lottery entry in by midnight. the winners will be notified by wednesday, the lighting is thursday, december 9, musical performance include b. b. king, maroon 5. monday morning, still ahead another rough sunday for the cowboys. this loss has the team owners talking changes. 6:36 believe it or not, paychecks are getting fatter. we'll take a look why. next the long legacy of good deeds. you are watching 9 news now. óó >> most areas in the 30s this morning with 45 by 9, going to be sunny all day, noon temperature 5 5,winds this afternoon over 25 miles an hour. your 5:00 p.m. temperature 57 degrees. >> no accidents to report for george washington parkway travelers headed southbound. in our next report coming up at 6:18 we'll have more on this accident on the south east southwest freeway really slowing things down. back to you. it is 6:12, this morning two nuclear power plants are shut down after separate issues but both plants have the same owner. that's one of the stories making news. the vermont was shut down because of a water leak. the indian point plant in new york was shut down. both of these facilities are owned by the same company. experts in indough felicia warn the volcano coulder underpayment at any time. 140 people have died since it began you are overpaymenting last week. president obama is scheduled to arrive in indough felicia tomorrow. one of the super july bowden jets made an emergency landing last week. quantus grounded all 380s as a precaution. a good man bee loved by his community died. but the people knew his good work needed to be continued. we're taken inside the father mckina center. >> people say it's a soup kitchen but it's much more. >> the same way he was to folks in this neighborhood much more than a breast. >> hor -- >> much more than a priest. >> he made it a point to know who was sick, who didn't have food. >> so when when he died in 1982, one year later the mckena center was established. while food is where it all begins, like the man said, it's not just a soup kitchen. there is help at the shelter, clothing and comfort. >> what we try to do is have an open door and tell people that are often are not told they are welcome that they are welcome here. >> first thing is you have to be honest. you can't not mean it. >> john anderson says he went to college and is a first rate cook. >> i was one of the cooks at big clinton's inauguration party. >> he claims this center lifted him up. >> it keeps me on focused on the type of person i should be. >> we don't just try to make life as a homeless person more comfortable. we also sit down with them and try to find out what's the next step they can take. >> my goal is to be a number one -- a number one person to my father in heaven which is good cause and jesus and a father i never was to my daughter and grand kids and get my own place. to help continue with good work the foundation, wusa 9 and usa today are rewarding the father mckena center a grant of $5,000. >> to learn more about this go to our website and click on our hero central link. >> a lot of other good groups at that link, too. howard is here, you had a good weekend with the heart walk and a good start to the morning? >> yes, we had a great saturday morning. thanks for coming down to that. it was also the autism walk, i want to salute everybody who is going out and helping raise funds to hup these causes here which we don't have positive answers for yet. definite answer for your bus stop forecast this morning. we've got clear skies out there, it is chilly. it is breezy. temperatures anywhere from 26 in the coldest location to 39, couple of spots will be in the low 40s, generally in the 30s this morning. look at this sun rise, 6:43, sun set 5:00 p.m. on the nose. 46 or so by 9:00. north westerly winds at 11. 55 at noon. still with those northwest winds and at times they will gust 20, 25 maybe even 30, and at 5:00 p.m., 57 degrees still sunny, and a brisk northwest winds. we'll get near 60 in areas this afternoon. satellite and radar this morning, we have clear skies here. you get to new york and north and east of there, there is rain and a cold rainfalling. we've got 28 in manassas, 32 fredericksburg, we've got 38 at pax river. we're had 3, we're the warm spot in town. luray, you're at 29. mostly clear, a few clouds, 43 with a west northwest wind at 10. so the wind chill this morning feeling like 37 but we know we've got some wind chill in the 20s. you can see the cold, one batch of it coming down the appalachian. but in the middle of the country see 50s there, if we could only tap into that want we'd be doing nicely. the problem for us though is this big storm up across new england. this thing is throwing rain and even snow back in some of the higher elevations out here this morning, they're going to get 2, 3, 4 inches of snow by 5:00 we're still dealing with this low. this thing not going to move much. in fact, tonight and tomorrow, there's that storm off to our east. so that north westerly wind, until that storm goes that's going to keep our temperatures from warming too quickly. we'll make it by the end of the week to the mid 60s. 62 tomorrow, kind of breezy today and tomorrow. as we get toward the middle of the week, veterans day sunny and 63. look at friday, saturday and sunday, sunny, milder, highs in the mid to possibly upper 60s. >> take us there. take us there. thank you. hello, everybody, hope you are off to a great monday so far. the situation on the south east southwest freeway, blocking two left lanes, this accident has drivers slow from 395 past maine avenue. it looks like you are putting on the brakes around 110. we're going to take you out live to 95 headed northbound where we have more problems to report. this is in the quantico area, crash activity there and you are losing a left lane there. moving to our maps, no other major incidents to report at this time. we want to focus in on the prince george's county area, route 4, route 5 and crane highway, watching the typical volume starting to build. taking a quick look at your travel time, 66 headed east bound to the beltway, we are in the clean, and green commute, 15 minutes and growing. virginia checking out okay and dc 295 toward 11th street bridge, only about 8 minutes right now. in your next report at 6:24 we'll take a live conditions in maryland. back to you. thank you. our time right now 6:19. still ahead why the cost of flying out of town for the holidays is going to get even more expensive. >> great. and next is capital goalie came up big. 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two touchdown passes. >> the capitals are 10-4 this morning, they haven't lost a game yet this season including against the flyers. >> score! >> mike green 29 seconds into the extra period, washington tops philadelphia 3-2, the caps visit the rangers tomorrow. here's a check on the new bcs standing, oregon, auburn and tcu all pretty close, lsu moves to number 5. >> tough game over the weekend. it is 6:24. ahead here from the rescued miner who ran in this weekend's marathon in new york. >> and watching your morning commute at 6:25, what are you seeing? >> i'm not seeing anything real good here on the beltway. check it out. on the outer loop, past new hampshire avenue, accident blocked the left lane, we have jammed back to 95. we're going to have more on this alert at 6:30 including other accidents to avoid in the area. stay with us. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] bursting with mouth-watering real fruit and refreshingly blended with creamy, low-fat yogurt. mcdonald's new strawberry banana and 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i'll have big weather coming up for you about 6:43. right now is traffic. >> thank you. we do have this beltway alert to tell you about. look, it's come to a stand still, folks, this is in maryland, the outer loop, they are temporarily blocking all lanes to try to clean up this accident. as a result, we are watching the stack up start around 95, it stretches over to university, and as you can expect the longer they keep all these lanes closed, only the bigger this is going to grow. moving it over to another big tie up on the south east southwest freeway, past maine avenue, drivers losing a couple left lanes, slow up towards the scene. and on 395 it looks like you are relatively slow up towards the freeway. 95 heading northbound we move it outside in quarterback at this co, more crash activity, slow go stretch to route 1 and we're also below speed between newington making their way up towards that mixing bowl. on the inner loop, 395 to the toll road, about 14 minutes and growing. 674 towards the beltway on the toll road not doing too bad. still ahead at 6:45 we're going to have a check on the beltway accident. >> thank you. it is 6:31, at the top of the hour, president obama is scheduled to address india's, just before midnight the obamas met with the president. hours later this meet with the prime minister. the obamas will leave for indonesia after that. the president sat down for an interview with 60 minutes. the president said he wished his health care reform push went better. he said it cost him and democrats more politically than he thought it would. >> i couldn't get the kind of cooperation from republicans that i had hoped for. we thought that if we shaped a bill that wasn't that different from bills that had previously been introduced by republicans, including a republican governor in massachusetts who is now running for president, that we would be able to find some common ground there, and we just couldn't. >> might not get any easier. eric cantor says voters reacted to that last tuesday. >> they're looking at him to try and come to the middle and set aside this extreme agenda he's been about that his killed jobs and created uncertainty. >> cantor is expected to become the house majority leader. that post is currently held by maryland democrat steny hoyer. >> we're expecting sharp reaction today to a decision, where the charges were dropped. >> that's right. good morning. later this morning, family and friends of mohammad are expected to prosecutors test because those charges were indeed dropped last friday. that's what these protests are all about. now, according to a statement released by the u.s. attorney, ronald maco n, he says he dropped the charges because, quote, based upon all the evidence, we have thus far gathered, there is insufficient basis to sustain the charges. now, the five men were initially charged of beating to death 27-year-old ala mohammad after he threw a brick through the window. those charges were reduced because the medical examiner wasn't able to determine the cause of death. and that's where this case stands today. the medical examiner says the case is still pending, while the u.s. attorney's office says that they're waiting on that final ruling from the medical examiner. just because these initial charges have been dropped, new charges could still be filed at a later date. now, family and friends of mohammad say they are going to be out here protesting because they are saddened by this dismissal and these dropped charges. they say that will only delay justice for ali mohammad. they also say they deserve to know the truth about how he died. so that's where they're coming from but the u.s. attorney's office says this case is by no means closed. they are going to continue to investigate. they are simply waiting for more information in this case. specifically waiting on the cause of death which should be coming from the dc medical examiner's office. back to you. >> thanks. right now dc police are looking for a driver involved in a fatal hit and run. they think the car involved is a mercedes with some sort of front end damage. police believe this car hit a 60-year-old man this morning along south capitol street. that man ended up dying from the collision. his name is not being released at this point. a system wide inspection of metro's escalators is underway. 6 people were hurt october 30 when the escalators failed. those escalators had just gone through a maintenance inspection two months ago. right now they're out of service, faulty brake problems were discovered at gallery place china town station. it's expected to take a week for all to be inspected so be prepared. the national park service is asking for your input. they're trying to improve the visitor screening facility at the base of the washington monument so a public meeting is scheduled 5:30 to 7:30 tonight at the headquarters which is ohio drive southwest. officials want to replace the temporary screening facility and improve the over all security at the monument. however, they want to preserve the landscaping and visitor experience as well. it is 6:36. jessica doyle is watching your money, she says we're getting more money in our paychecks. >> time to put it away for the holiday. we are starting to see a little more money coming in every month. the latest job numbers show the average weekly wage improved by the biggest percentage in october than any time since the start of the great recession. paychecks were up 3 and a half% compared to a year ago, the reason why, we're working longer hours. everyone hours were up. now, this is good news, commissions say a good sign for the future since employers are more likely to ramp up the hours of part-time workers before they start hiring new employees. many flyers will pay more, sometimes half as much more for airline tickets, on zoom routes fairs are up 50% for travel before thanksgiving. up to 40% higher before christmas. our partners at usa today report on the reason why consumers who stopped flying are taking to the air again and airlines have reduced the number of seats available in order to cut costs. american families are planning to scale back thanksgiving celebrations because of the economy. according to a new survey, 40% of families will change their plans for economic reasons. the biggest change will be in the number of people coming to dinner, 20% say they will opt for a family affair only. i'm getting lots of invitations this year, so. >> maybe we're bucking the trend. >> you are a very nice guest to have. >> thank you guys. want to come over? >> sure. >> msnbc keith oberman will be back on the air tomorrow. he donated money to four candidates. the network president has to give the okay for donations, he did not tell his bosses until after the donations were made public. it is light out again at this hour now. >> really amazing, up next our weather. and a look at a pretty nice night. >> here's what you will see 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[ female announcer ] join the dreamworks experience for the ultimate vacation, only on royal caribbean. welcome back. 6:42. howard is here, he needs a tissue. >> i'm a lot better, it's only been two weeks of dealing with this cold. >> that's nothing. >> now i have to get my flu shot. i couldn't do it. if you're not healthy you can't get it. so will you on this monday morning, got a good forecast for you today, in fact this week looks fairly nice. going to warm up a little bit. here we go with your bus stop forecast. not warm at all. we've got temperatures in the 20s and 30s, probably should expand the range into the low 40s as well. generally clear and cold, clear and chilly. sun coming up right now, 6:43, it will set at 5:00 p.m. eastern standard time. what are we looking at today? sunshine 46 degrees here at 9:00, north westerly winds. you'll be in that 10 to 20 range all day. 55 at noon with gusts at times, 25, maybe even 30, off to the east. 13 on the sustained winds here at 5:00 with sunshine and 57 degrees. we've got 30s from annapolis at 38. it was 40 in cross junk but 35 in win chester. a cold 29 in culpepper. here in washington this it morning, we've got 43. by the way, gaithersburg, 38. this feels like 37, we have changed over to the sun symbol out there as we have passed the sun rise. the air is dry. dewpoint 24. so got the humid iffier going in my hours. look at this thing, just cranking out here, just near caped to this morning we've got a storm system bringing rain and some snow to some of the mountains in very month and new hampshire. it's going to drive these north westerly winds today, tonight, we will see improving conditions by the latter part of the week. 9:00 clear northwest, we'll go through the day with sunny skies, new york, boston showers cold today. that storm not really moving much through tuesday, either so we will see slow changes in our weather. things are kind of backed up in the atmosphere. today looking at 59, 60 in a few spots. wednesday, still mostly sunny and 62. check of the extended forecast, veterans day, 63, looking good there. then friday, saturday and sunday, sunny, temperatures in the mid- to upper 60s. it is now 6:45. here's your traffic. >> thank you. we were doing so well, the kick off the morning now we're taking a live look at another try up to tell you about. u is the 29 now this is just beforebriggs cheney road. starting a real stack up here as drivers approach. moving it over to the outer loop i finally have some better news out this way. approaching new hampshire avenue, that crash activity has cleared out of the way. but as you can expect the delays have not. we are jammed back watching the tail lights stack up starting around the 95 exit. in the district here is the update on a couple accidents. 20th street and massachusetts avenue, northwest, going to want to watch for police crews out this way. also we still have that wreck on the south east southwest freeway headed eastbound, slowing things down on 395 from the pentagon all the way towards the freeway. taking a quick look at your travel times, outer loop, a 20 minute commute is taking 10 extra. coming up at 6:59 your top traffic stories,. the number one movie of the weekend. >> boo. >> yes, i can play along, too. >> that's will ferrell as mega mind. robert downy junior's comedy opened at number two. >> if you have ever seen it on tv the marathon makes head lines just about every year. it draws a huge field. >> sunday the focus was on one runner, a rescued miner from chile. >> reporter: for penya the journey to it the finish line of the new york city marathon began long before race day. three months ago in chile, he found himself trapped after a mine collapsed a half mile below the earth's surface. underground in 86-degree heat, he began running 6, 7 miles somedays, to live. >> i was running to show that i wasn't just waiting around. i was running to be active participant in may own salvation. >> salvation came 69 days after the accident. and with it, international fame for the 33 miracle miners. penya emerged in good health, his life forever changed. with his new found fame came an invitation to watch the new york city marathon, but he didn't want to stand on the side lines, instead wanted to join the 43,000 other runners here at the starting line. >> i was very eager to take on this huge challenge of the new york marathon. i wanted to show the world that i could run it. >> yet penya remains humble about his ordeal. >> people say that we're heroes, but i don't think we are. just what destiny had in store for us. >> reporter: destiny is presenting new opportunities. penya appeared on the late show. >> ♪ >> reporter: and showed off his love of elvis, the music he listened to in the mine. his trip to new york included a visit to the empire state building to take in the view of thousand feet up. yet it's the running penya hopes people remember. >> i want to motivate people and i want to convince them that they can do what they can set out to do in life. >> reporter: a man once trapped, now triumphant again. >> great story. i can't get over the elvis thing. >> i see dancing with the stars in his future. great story. >> 43 degrees here in northwest washington. >> next we'll get you ready to head to work or school with the news before you go. >> this is west lake taking on lackey high school and check out west lake edwards. he makes the ip, but look closely, who needs one when you have two? stabbing it out of the area, west lake wins it 23-14. don't for get to vote in our poll for the game of the week. have a great monday, everybody. çó 6:53. it is cold outside. little breezy. 43. most areas in the low to mid 30s right now with the wind blowing, wind chill in the 20s. noon time temperature, looking for a high around 60. >> thank you. it's 6:53. a protest is expected today outside the u.s. attorney's office in northwest. in reaction to charges being dropped in the death of a man. >> police in dc are looking for a hit and run driver. that person hit and killed a 60-year-old man on south capitol street this morning then took off. >> and investigators will be back on the scene of a falls church virginia house fire. flames destroyed the home sunday morning, no one was hurt. some neighbors aren't upset, calling the building an eye sore. early show starts in just about five minutes. and at the top of the hour. >> good morning, coming up on the early show, president obama in india this morning, addressing the nation's parliament. we'll bring you a report from new delhi with the latest. also convicted killer amanda xnox is back in court to face slander charges. we'll be talking with per parents l.es. of course you all know our carey smith, this man you will meet is a different harry smith. we're launching a fun new series called name sake. it looks like it will be a lot of fun. we hope you will stay tuned here. thank you. our time right now is 6:55. >> one more check of weather and traffic when 9 news returns. keep it here. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. 6:58 on this monday morning. sunshine, hey, the sun came up 15 minutes ago. windy, upper 50s to near 60. look at the nice warming trends we have, sunny and dry this week. we get to the mid- to upper 60s this weekend. >> all right, couple of traffic tie ups, 29 takes away a left lane. two dc accidents to tell you about, first one in northwest, massachusetts avenue, look for police out there, south east southwest freeway headed eastbound at maine avenue, you are losing a left lane there. 95 heading northbound the accident is at joplin road. we're slow to lorton. coming up at 7:25 we'll have the latest tie ups to avoid. now, over to mike. >> quick check of wall street. >> make investors taking some profits from last week's big run up in choice. >> the early show will have more on the president's visit to india. >> until noon, get your