intersection last night. they've not released her identity but say she was hit at little river turnpike and braddock road. police are questioning the driver of that truck. some of the biggest names in business get their first chance to speak to trth today. leaders from testa, pepsi and walmart will take part in his first economic advisory group meeting. uber's ceo quit the group yesterday after facing criticism from customers and employees. taking a much tougher stance with both israel and iran. the white house is warning israel that new settlement construction may not help efforts to achieve peace with palestine. israel is planning to build 3,000 new homes in disputed territory of west bank. many international organizations including the united nations and the european union view those settlements as illegal and beyond israel's borders. president trump could also unveil new economic sanctions against iran as erl

considered several options. the white house put iran on notice this week in response to a ballistic missile test. iran responded warning the u.s. not to make empty threats. another check on weather and traffic. >> chuck and chsheena standing with more on our forecast. >> a beautiful start to the day. >> nothing to worry about today. a little chilly but it is february, after all. let us not forget that and this winter with hardly any in the way of cold days. 11 days this whole winter that i would consider seriously cold and only 11 days this winter fall into that category. that is not too many at all. 11 last january alone. so outside for today, four things you need to know. the cold is back. it isn't going to be here long but it is back for today and tomorrow. plenty of sunshine tomorrow. that's super bowl sunday, that little rain/ow

keeping track of, now gone. nothing to worry about. big chance for some rain coming up next week. that whole ten-day forecast coming up at 4:51. >> and we'd like to see a dry super bowl forecast. really we like to see a dry weekend forecast and that's what's so good about the next ten days because then we start to see some changes next week. it's 35 degrees. feels more like 30 with that light wind out there, but we are nice and dry, so a nice start to your day. here's your planner for today. 7:00 a.m., cold start. by noon, 41. so a chilly day. 43 is where we'll top out this afternoon staying dry and then if you're headed out this evening, 8:00 p.m. already in the 30s so make sure you have the warm jacket with you. let's check the roadways this morning. >> so just an update on that situation in lanham where that body was found. just north of mlk jr. highway, that is now all open so no worries there as far as any closures go. prince george's county overall looking good. as far as any

roadways now, taking a look at 277 down to the spur going a little faster than you should at 69 miles per hour. right now in fairfax county, this building is burning. take a look. erika is at the live desk with what's happening at this hour. >> right now we've got an update for you to that breaking news. look at this fire. we first brought this to you at 11:00 last night. this is a trash and recycling center consumed by flames. that still has crews busy this morning. these are aerial shots coming to you from chopper 4 that was over the scene last night. crews say they are working on some smoldering piles right now, but that those efforts could go on for another few hours. the cause of that fire we simply do not know. last night the response was so great because of that area they had about 60 firefighters there. as soon as we get more

it to you from the live desk. happening today and the trial date could be set for the man accused in the brutal family murder that rocked the district. he's charged with killing the family and their housekeeper back in 2015. prosecutors say he held the family hostage before setting the mansion on fire. a pizza crust left behind led the police to him. the government also says they have other items that connect him but they're not dna related. the defense says they need more time to test those items before a trial date can be set. he has pleaded not guilty to 20 felony charges. nearly a year and still no clues in a murder mystery but now fairfax police are looking for help. they're looking for a black pickup truck. it was seen around the time the 83-year-old was shot and killed last march at his home. if you know anything, give police a call. right now the green belt police department needs your

man, willie hill. take a look at his picture here. they say he left his home yesterday around 9:00 to take a morning walk, but never returned. he was wearing the same black and white plaid flannel shirt that you see in this picture along with blue jeans. the reward is increasing for information about a bethesda man who has been missing since december. that is the last time john patrick donohoe's family saw or heard from him. now they're offering a reward to anyone that can help find him. a woman was caught on surveillance video using his credit card on december 22nd. police have not said whether she is linked to his disappearance. a cyber attack targeted surveillance cameras right here in the district and this morning two people are in custody connected to this case. according to the washington post those people were arrested in london. one is a british man, the other is a swedish

the district's cameras days before the inauguration. security officials said there was never a threat to the public. if you can avoid taking metro this weekend, do it. metro is closing these six stations tomorrow and sunday to do work in the tunnels. buses will replace orange, blue and silver line service in downtown washington. the lower level platforms at metro center will also be closed. you have to go to virginia, take the yellow line and then transfer at gallery place for red line service. give yourself 45 minutes of extra time at least if you do take metro this weekend. ollie the bob cat had a full physical exam yesterday. the zoo says she got some booster shots and had one of her paws stitched up. she escaped her enclosure on monday, you might remember. she was found on wednesday on the zoo

no worse for the wear. just stretch a little bit. >> although i think if she knew she had to go through all that checkup she might not have gone through the trouble. let's give you a live look outside this morning where most people are waking up to temperatures in the 30s. chuck is back with a look at how to dress the kids for the bus stop today. >> and a proposal to fine drivers who get caught speeding $1,000 but chances are the fine would still hurt your wallet. the new number being floated around.

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more breaking news coming into to life desk. >> something's going on in paris right now. >> at the central landmark there, we're talking about the luv museum which is the largest museum. we are learning there is a serious security incident taking place there. that's what's being described to us by officials. we are noticing there are some details surfacing on social media. we don't have anything confirmed yet as to what exactly is going on there. these i understand are some live images just coming in to our news room of what seems to be some people there outside the museum that seem to be walking pretty casually. these may be reporters on the scene but we understand this is a serious security incident. again, this is at the o,

lourve in paris, france. when we get nor we'll bring it to you. let's get a look at our what to wear forecast. >> good morning, everybody. friday finally here. made it through another week indeed. a little cheer from eun this morning. we do have a mostly cloudy sky in place but the nearest rain drops to us are down across the virginia/north carolina border area and they're going out to sea. so more cloudiness today the farther south you live or travel but we don't need to worry about umbrellas here. so there is some good news in the forecast for sure. it will be a chilly friday but also a very dry friday. here's radar locally. nothing on the sweep here this morning. wakeup temperatures in the low to mid-30s now so grab that winter coat. we'll stay to around 40 for afternoon highs today. winter coats, hats and scarves are back in fashion. it's a winter day, but it's not raining. we'll take that.

sheena's got that ten-day forecast coming up. melissa, it's all green on the beltway. >> i wish it would stay this way all day and i know you do too. this is that one that's been hanging around, that work zone blocking the right lane here. 66 at 123 eastbound, westbound you can see that's looking pretty good. 95, quantico to the beltway, no big issues northbound. southbound is also looking quite good. sounds like we have a new problem on 395. we'll talk about that in just a couple minutes. looks like leaders in the district are scaling back on a proposal to fine speeders as much as $1,000. >> violators would have faced that fine for driving more than 25 miles an hour over the speed limit and the fine would be $400 for highway violations and $500 for violations on city streets and most of those tickets would come from speed cameras. it is a move to advance

education secretary and it's happening in less than two hours. why lawmakers would be at the capitol by 6:30 this morning. the saga surrounding a mobile home park continues. why some of the neighbors say they should be able to stay in their home until the summer. and move over magic 8 ball. the twitter handle predicting bi news months begfo

your time is 4:45. it is the only thing you'll be able to think about the next time you do laundry. the detergent pods now being blamed for causing vision loss in children. take a look at temperatures this morning. a lot of places a little cooler compared to the rest of this week. sheena will let us know what we can expect for the weekend and the next ten days when we check in with her in the next few minutes. the first 100 d

decades of foreign policy. new sanctions could be announced against iran and relations are being tested with israel. >> we're live on capitol hill this morning. let's start with iran and those new sanctions. >> reporter: those sanctions could come as early as today. republicans and democrats approved those sanctions. however, some democrats criticized donald trump said that he may be acting too fast and not getting a consensus from the rest of our allies but these would go into place because iran launched a ballistic missile which they say they will continue to test the missile program. iran is now actually saying they're going to ban u.s. wrestlers from an international wrestling competition that's going on there so this seems to be escalating and we'll keep an eye on it. >> i want to talk about israel too. president trump is taking a much tougher stance on a u.s. ally here. >> reporter: exactly. originally trump sort of gave a support to israel. now the trump administration has issued a statement asking israel to b

going in there and at least until february 15th. that's when benjamin comes here. lawyers, translators and caseworkers met with families in arlington at a forum last night to clear up some of the uncertainties under president trump's executive order on immigration. >> it's caused difficulty. am i safe to go visit my family and come back? >> the ethiopian community plans to hold similar events. virginia is one of several states challenging the president's immigration order. senate republicans are using a rare move to advance the devos's nomination for education secreta

vote will stop an attempt from democrats to delay her nomination with a filibuster. with today's vote republicans have a chance to confirm devos by early next week. the head of homeland security and governmental affairs is calling for a federal review of trump international hotel. he's asking the general services administration to look into with the lease on the former post office building has been violated. the paperwork states no elected government official can share or benefit from the lease. as president, he argues trump is effectively his own landlord and tenant. a taller, stronger fence around the white house is one step closer to being built. take a look at the images here. it means that agency can now start looking for a contractor. our i-team has details the secret services struggled to find the best way to protect the

breaches during the obama years. the new fence will be 11'7" tall and will have antti climb and intrusion technology. to prince george's county where a teenager has been arrested for allegedly killing a man at a gas station in district heights. police say robinson walked into the gas station on walters lane and fired one shot, killing kerrington day jr. investigators say they had an ongoing dispute. police are working to nab the man they say robbed one bank and then tried to rob another. both of the incidents happened yesterday at td bank. the banks are located on rhode island avenue northeast and 7th street in chinatown. he escaped with an undisclosed amount of cash at one of the banks. no one was hurt. a plea now for city official to the owner of a mobile home park slated to be closed. they're trying to get them to allow families with children to stay until the end of the school year. in

end mobile home park were told to be out by the end of the month because of failing sewer systems that the owners could not afford to fix. but a nonprofit is trying to raise enough money to fix the sewer and allow residents to stay. millions are suffering from substance disorders related to prescription opioid pills. hundreds of thousands are hooked on heroin and now there's worry that first responders don't have access to the life saving drug used to treat heroin overdoses. the cost is skyrocketing. so is the cost for dextrose for diabetics and epinephrine. they're either hard to come by or hard to afford and that has first responders concerned. >> there are medications within our national interest to have available. i don't think we would accept as a society that we could not resuscitate a cardiac arrest victim because the local ambulance sece

epinephrine or something like that. >> now, news 4 reached out to the pharmaceutical industry representatives for comment but we have yet to hear back. changes could be on the way to help better protect people walking or biking in virginia. according to our news parters at wtop a new bill would block drivers from using a bike lane to go around the car that stopped. it would also penalize distracted drivers who hit pedestrians, but some feel the new rules could confuse drivers. there are already a number of other states with similar laws in place. just a month after reston town center started their 24/7 paid parking a group of retailers are considering a lawsuit. stores say their sales are down anywhere from 10 to 50% compared to last year. the group is meeting on monday to discuss options. there are reports this morning of a twitter account that predicts the future. >> beyonce fans 666 is the twitter hand

account. it predicted the vote of the brexit vote, donald trump's election victory and beyonce's pregnancy. they believe the twitter user posted the future tweets months ago and kept the account private. when the election results and announcements and other things were made the account user simply deleted the wrong predictions and made the accurate tweets public. >> see? doing a little investigating and you realize, there's no way to be able to predict everything. we'd all be out of jobs. remember ms. cleo down in miami? she wasn't real. >> they rarely are. >> looking in that ball. we're all wearing red. usually it's been coincidence. this time it was planned to raise women's heart health awareness. >> it's my favorite color. >> and it's aaron's favorite too. >> no it's not. >> today is

because it's friday because it's going to be nice and dry today. so if you're doing anything today, especially outside, it's going to be a little bit chilly but at least for your plans heading out later it's going to be dry. this morning we're in the mid-30s. dulles is 31 degrees. 28 in gaithersburg. that's one of the coldest spots. here's what it's going to look like through the afternoon. if you're out and about for your friday, lunch outside it's going to be chilly, maybe not so much, around 41 degrees. happy hour dry, 43 and by dinner time we should already be in the upper 30s so tonight it's going to get colder. a cold start to your saturday morning too. we'll keep these clouds around for most of the day again. so another day where we have mostly cloudy skies. we go through the day today, we're going to be dry and colder as we go into your saturday, but dry. then we go into sunday. and take a look at this wind direction setting up for us. that's going to keep us looking

super bowl plans looking good and staying dry. here is a look at the super bowl forecast locally obviously if you have plan to watch the game, 50 degrees by kickoff. and by 10:30 p.m., mid-40s. mostly cloudy today, late day clearing will lead us to a sunny saturday, but a cold saturday. 39 degrees. that's about 6 degrees below normal for this time of year but we'd make up for it on sunday. a new crash out there this morning. let's get the details. >> brand new problem here. this is 395 inbound. we were talking about this a couple of minutes ago. you can see on the right side of the roadway right now, so that is the only thing really impacted overall doesn't seem to be hurting things too much as far as slowdowns. southbound lee highway, left lane is getting by the work zone there. whitfield chapel road north of mlk jr. highway, this is where police found that body in lanham. the lanes

this morning. 95 down to the beltway, you're on time. >> all right. a new warning when it comes to those laundry pods a lot of people use. why some say they're causing vision loss in kids. nordstrom drops first daughter ivanka trump from its stores but it might not be for reasons you're thinking. why the company decided to part ways. and a strong reminder that heart disease does not discriminate. ask the maryland woman who went to cardiac arrest at 2in3.

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nordstrom is cutting ties with ivanka trump. the company says declining sales are behind its decision to stop selling her brand which includes women's clothing, shoes and handbags. nordstrom and other retailers have also been dealing with boycott threats against companies who carry trump products. there is a warning about those liquid laundry packets. if they're popped and get into your eyes that could lead to vision loss. i still use the liquid. if you're picking out what to wear today, consider something red. today is wear red day. it's part of a kickoff

women's heart health month. >> the american heart association says heart disease and stroke cause one in three deaths among women each year. that's more than all cancers combined. and as kristen wright explains heart health impacts women of all ages. >> the american heart association says 1 in 3 women will die from heart disease. when you think about heart disease you probably think of someone older, but you shouldn't. >> we got the chance to spend some time with star mizra. she went into cardiac arrest when she was 23. she was diagnosed with long qt syndrome. a heart rhythm condition. she's also in heart failure. now she's 37 and living with an implanted device to keep her heart in check. her message is powerful. >> star wants her story to help other women. she's one of the faces of a new campaign to knock out heart disease. women heart, the national coalition for women

disease started the campaign. >> get screened. know your body. know who you are, you know, and trust yourself. trust yourself and trust your heart. >> reporter: star is a woman heart champion with the campaign. >> you can check out your own heart health tonight for free. women heart's night out to knock out heart disease will offer screenings for blood pressure, bmi and cholesterol levels. they're happening at burlington stores tonight from 5:00 till 8:00 and a lot of it is knowing your health, knowing your numbers. it's not necessarily something that's going to be obvious for you. >> news 4 tonights now at 5:00 a.m. good morning, everybody i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. it's the day a lot of us look forward to all week. we are talking about friday. >> here to get your day started