they're now opened their own kloming store in anacostia. >> i've been stabbed and s shot. >> this subjectis documentary film check it was brutsal d.c. street gang made of lgbt youth. >> i was all over the news back then and stealing. >> star bennett started check it years ago. >> dresses and jumpers and shorts. >> now she's helped transform it. >> we have a store and sell clothes and doing this and that's a good look for us. >> clothing store got off the ground this summer thanks to d.c. activist ron goldman. >> we're struggling but got there. >> star reached out to him after he swent to jill for assault and her sister nearly lost her legs in shooting i was 14 when i got shot and sitting on my mom's porch and i don't know where the shot came from. >> it's not what you want to do. >> check it. it's the only documented and known -- >> they rebanded check it from gang to fashion line. >> this is where we do everything we press this is pressing machine. >> they tell college in the store and on web. but it has not been a success story overnight. >> they've co and need a lot of support. even wi

there will be shuttle buses to replace the trains but commuters are urged to use either anacostia orthern avenue if they can to take the green line to wherever you need to go. this affects the naylor road station on the green line but this doesn't take effect until august 12th and this eveningth and the following weekend august 19th and 20. beware of those closures and possible delays. in the dtr northwest remains closed between g and h street. a pedestrian was struck overnight. so, until that clears out, we'll keep relaying that closure for our district commuters. friday morning commute on all of the majors, it is quiet. hopefully a nice summer friday where the roads don't get too bad. 295 so far is free and clear from route 50 to pennsylvania avenue. 5:08. that's a look at the weather and traffic. holly and maureen. >> all right, thank you caitlin. >>> coming up, a number of u.s. soldiers sue the pentagon over a disagreement about immigration and naturalization. >> and nfl football is back. even if it is just the preseason. >> as we head to break a live look across the d.c. region.

go to fiosgigabit.com jonathan: a new bridge spanning the anacostia. brianne carter has a look at the project and the timeline. brianne: along the southeast water front where construction is booming, the largest public project in d.c. history is about to get >> this is a huge milestone for the district. this bridge will be built to and replace the existing anacostia river crossing and that bridge will be torn down. the new bridge is a connection between ward six and eight will feature three large arches and the oval public spaces on either side. >> the oval on the west side of the bridge will function more like dupont circle. have passive recreation and formal park space. >> the new bridge will add capacity. this existing bridge has five lanes. the new bridge will add one more having six. the new bridge will increase space for cyclists and pedestrians like braden graham. >> i was walking my dog and had to move out of the way for bikers and runners. it will be more accessible. >> graham lives next door to the bridge and sees the traffic crossing. >> it'

you take the anacostia and southern avenue stations. use those instead.orge's county. news 4, back to you. >>> not to forgts the red line here. crews will be working to stop leaks in the tunnels. this means no trains through bethesda. the medical center and bethesda stations will be closed. buses will p go from friendship heights to grosvenor-strathmore. >>> how dangerous police work can be. a deputy is recovering after h dangerous opioid. deputy wofford was investigating a case involving these two people. here. they were found with illegal drugs inside a van at the goddard school parking lot on high point boulevard yesterday morning. the deputy handled fentanyl when he was collecting evidence inside the van and became ill. just touching the drug can result in an overdose. hospital staff in stafford gave him narcan to reverse the effects. deputy wofford is expected to be okay. >> we're learning about the outpouring of support for d.c. engine 3 after one of its firefighters was critically injured. we brought you this story as breaking news yesterday mornin

. >> reporter: they didn't steal the book, but they did rip at the fabric of this anacostia community. local businesses bringing up where others have failed. >> and it's been hard, hasn't been easy. and you know, we need the community to support us in a positive way. but when things like this happen, this is why a lot of people haven't come here. >> reporter: robert henry runs a program just up the block, bringing materials to we act to get the word out when we got the news. >> this is ground zero. this is where we have the work. it's a setback, but that is tim >> we've dealt with lots of things. this is another thing. but again, it won't so that us. >> reporter: police are asking anyone who may have seen something to contact them and we act is asking you act to get them back on the air. now, talking about the community library, it will be named after a journalist killed on her way home from work back in 2015 just up good hope road a bit. and that is how close they are to the community. they think that they will be back up especially with some support from the community. they have a g

protecting monuments and transportation and they also want to protect places like the navy yard on the anacostia. a spokesperson with the u.s. army corps of engineers told me today the big study that is being done of the area is likely to take two or three years to finish. reporting live at the tidal basin, tom roussey, abc 7 news. nancy: on alexandria are expected to become a thing of past. the city redeveloping its waterfront, raising the feet.ine by up to four that is expected to largely eliminate flooding like this. about the weather and the remnants of tropical depression harvey, working our way, we are not looking at anything severe this weekend. nightome rain over friday through saturday, off on on -- off and on showers, but nothing severe. tonight, 71 degrees, a light wind. a very comfortable evening. slipping back into the 60's, refreshing tonight when you head out of the morning. a light jacket early on. highe anticipated tomorrow, a few degrees shy of where we should be. friday and saturday, we get the influx of east, northeast wind, holding the temperature back. friday, we will be da

you can use anacostia or southern to get around that.rancis scott key bridge or just the key bridge sidewalk closures begin tomorrow. alternating between the north and south side during the overnight hours. that's a look at traffic. steve and allison. >> caitlin thanks. >>> jumbo jackpot both the powerball and the mega millions worth more than a half million dollars this weekend. if you combine them that is. tomorrow's powerball sitting at $286 million. choose whichever or both and good >> all righty. >>> a northern have a is a woman making history in the u.s. military. cadet simone askew of fairfax is the first african-american woman to be selected as first captain of the core of cadets at west point. that is the highest position in the cadet chain of command. askew will oversee performance of 4400 cadets. >> good news for her. >> dunkin donuts may be dumping the name. as long as the doughnuts stay. >> coffee is pretty good too. maybe that's what they're capitalizing on. >> oh but the doughnuts. >> maybe they're still sell them. shippin

at s street in anacostia if you're familiar with the area. we're still working to get more information about those involved in this and how it happened in the first polilace. >>> it's 4:29. we're keeping an eye on breaking news there north korea. kim jong un reviewed plans to launch missiles into the waters near guam. he will watch the quote foolish and stupid conduct of the yankees before deciding to order the missile launch. that comes as presi t spoke with the prime minister overnight. both agreed on the importance of preventing north korea from launching missiles towards guam. >>> the violence in charlottesville, maryland -- kevin plank announced he's leaving the president's american manufacturing council. >> his company will focus on unity, diversity and inclusion through sports. he joins kenneth frazier, the ceo of merck pharmaceutical and brian -- the ceo of intel who backed out yesterday. the president criticized frazier sharply at his departure on twitter. the ceos were upset that president trump did not explicitly condemn white nati

your alternate stations will be anacostia and southern avenue so use one of those.o weekends beginning next weekend naylor road will be closed. we'll be talking about this all morning. traffic. wisdom and maureen. >> this morning at 4:47 we are following the reports that special counsel robert mueller has impaneled a grand jury here in d.c. to investigate the russian interference in the 2016 elections. >> they're investigating whether president trump's campaign colluded with russia. strong words from president trump. melanie alnwick live at the white house with the story. mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys, the fbi certainly does appear to be ratcheting up its investigation as to whether russia helped put president trump in the white house. meanwhile, the president headed west to a somewhat friendlier audience. in west virginia yesterday president trump stood next to a new ally, governor jim jennings who just flipped parties from democrat to republican. they cheered good economic news for the regi region but the shadow of the russia investigation is always ne

umc is current hospital on east side of the anacostia river and really this ward cannot afford to lose services and praised hospital. take a listen. >>> the world. i lover her. >> i'm a ward 8 member resident and advocate forward 8. i would not want to see anything closed down in that neighborhood. we need everything we can possibly have in ward 8. >>> now the department of health tells us that it will work with united medical center to get this you know past the suspension to make it improve the conditions here over the next 90 days. we also reached out to united medical cents erin they have not gotten back to us regarding more information or a comment. that's the latest from southeast d.c., annie yu, "fox5 local news". >> annie, thank you. coming up. testimony underway in the taylor swift groping trial you. >> know the complicated password your job said you needed to be safe turns out that may not be entirely true. >> live look across the region. culpeper county is first day of school for you. we want to see your back to school picks. make sure you use the we'll add them throughout t

in a story only on news 4, some broke into radio offices in anacostia. they took equipment, hard drives and cameras that the station uses to get out its message. the setback keeps them from helping their neighborhood. they're asking for the community's help to get back on the air. >>> good morning to you. i'm erika gonzalez at the live desk with breaking news that's going to sound all too familiar. a car drove into a group of protesters. this is new video from right after that incident in st. louis hours ago. the people there were remembering a transgender woman killed by police. officers say three protesters were hurt in the crash shall not seriously. the driver was arrested and charged with a felony. back over to you guys. >>> erika, thank you. it's 4:50 now. if you want to do something special, you can g strong sense of rotting meat if that floats your boat. this is at the u.s. botanic garden in the next few days sgiefrjts the third corpse flower could bloom today. that plapt is famous because of its smell. an awful smell. our barbara harrison went ou

located in the navy yard along anacostia river tasting bar and restaurant will be open daily.can book the three story winery for weddings and other event adds well and winery will offer tours on the weekend starting september 9. >> speaking of tours days away from the zip trip finale this friday, september 1. fox a5 news morning team is live at the national harbor. tucker barnes starts us off at 6 and rest of team will join throughout the morning at the national hasher until 11:00 in the morning come by and celebrate for this zip trip finale this year. >> summer tour it has been. >> right. >> and for the most part gary we had great weather on our fridays. >> yeah. you've dodge aid couple but et cetera out there too. >> couple had a little rain. >> hopefully -- i'm looking at forecast for friday it's looking okay. but there's a little caveat there. a few question marks towards end of week because what will happen to all this harvey moisture. right now looks like some of it may get caught up in the flow and move in our direction for holiday weekend. again stay tuned for that. bi

and the anacostia. that was really important to get that therapeutic view as they called it so the landscape itself was part of the therapy. and you can see as we come in here, one of the things i wanted to look at was how the kirkbride plan happened all over the country. so it's a story that's not just here in washington, d.c. at the federal hospital but also at the state level, all these different hospitals. here's a map where you can see, about 80 of them, i think 78 that we've identified all over the country. obviously, more towards the east coast, and then some on the west coast, as well. this is the one from my home town, mendota state in madison, wisconsin. you can see behind me there's one from utah, you can see the mountains there. and all over the country. one interesting thing that you'll start to recognize the shape of the building, of course, they all look different, they all had different architects. architectssome arcti that worked on more than they one. had different architecture and the

design that will replace the 68-year-old bridge that's there now not far from nats park crossing the anacostia. planners expect they'll have this new bridge in place by 2021. >>> now to the latest on the growing north korean threat, president donald trump spoke with reporters today doubling down on his initial tough talk about the rogue nation and its threat to fire missiles at guam, a u.s. territory. >> let's see what he does with guam. if he does something in guam, it will be an event the likes of which nobody has seen before, what will happen in north korea. >> reporter: when you say that, what do yo >> congress has heard enough of the tough talk. "president trump needs to tone down the rhetoric and recognize that words have consequences." in a statement, "he is responsible for preventing any acts of aggression toward our community." >>> the president addressed the opioid crisis. it's a national emergency. families from west hollywood to west virginia know it and president trump finally said it. >> and i'm saying officially right now it is an emergency. it's a national emergency. we're goin

you can stick with anacostia or southern stations as workarounds.k in the next 10 minutes, we will keep a close eye on your commute. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. adrianna: a man under arrest this morning accused of plotting to blow up a bank. we have the details today in the first look on gma. >> jerry barn owl is behind bars for plotting to blow up a bank ling in downtown oklahoma city. >> he had assembled the components to make a large vehicle borne ied. >> he attentive to detonate what he thought was a 1000 pound bomb . a plot similar to timothy mcveigh's oklahoma city bombing, which killed 168 people area it was all a sting set up by the fbi. he drove the van to bancfirst downtown, parking it in this alleyway before being arrested. the fbi said that over eight months he told one of the informants that he admired mcveigh and was aspiring farm the federal reserve building and washington, d.c. with your first look, i'm p or thomas. -- pierre thomas. >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. larry: charlottesvi

more than 100 >> back locally and in the district the person suspected of killing a man along the anacostia river trail rather is behind cars. nondell roy of northeast is charmed of death of victor williams fairfax county police want to you a good look at the sketch. this is the man wanted for abducting and trying to sexually assault and woman in reston. he was wearing a washington nationals hat. >> and murky water in montgomery country. started last week and spread to prince george county. officials say the problem lies in the potomac river because of all the recent rain things like river glasses and twigs and leaves get in and don't mix well with chlorine. this is usually by >> we're using less chlorine but the you stillty company said it's 100% safe. your water is safe to consume. i stake my representation on it. >> even if the water is safe to drink brown or yellow they say you can also issue a claim or rebate on water bill. it's not guaranteed but not rule out. steve. >> 6:3 quick check on sports in morning line. if you were up late last night you got to see a nats win. late night matc

and now open their own clothing store in anacostia.i've been stabbed ten times and shot. >> the subject of this documentary film check it, was a brutal d.c. street gang made up of lgbt youth. >> all ove for robbing and fire. >> star bennett started check it years ago. >> dresses and jumpers and shorts. >> now she's helped transform it. >> we selling clothes and doing this that's a good look for us. >> clothing star got off the ground this summer thanks to lon time d.c. activist ron moton. >> we're struggling but getting there. >> star reached out to him after she went to jail for assault and her sister nearly lost her legs in a shooting. >> i was 14 when i got shot. i was sitting on my mom's porch. i don't know where the shot. >> it's not what you want to do. >> check it is the only documented and gay gang in america. >> they rebranded check it from gang to fashion line. >> bam. >> die mopdz is girls best friend. >> we do everything back here, press, this is our pressing machine. >> they sell clothing in the store and web. but it has n

winery will open its massive enclosed space >> the winery is located in the navy yard along the anacostiatasting bar and restaurant will be open daily. people can book the three-story winery and other events. we talked to the co founder about how the wine making process work >> they vote to bring wonderful different farms and regions throughout the united states. make all the wine here literally from the first step of the wine making process to infer mentation, aging, bottling everything done on site and adding a beautiful hospitality facility >> the winery will offer tours on weekends. starting september 9th. we'll leave our glasses empty until we get that accomplished;? it looks beautiful. >>> coming up next, it's of my fox 5 news at 10:30. >> the problem is, that bottle of wine doesn't last long in this building. that's the point. can't find anything. >> the boxes last forever. >> all right, jim. >>> after plane of shake-ups at the white house. tonight we'll take a closer look >>> if you're worried about having a bad reaction to vaccine, there's new research, we'll break that down for

this afternoon his family will host a memorial event at the anacostia library and dedicate a bike paintedn white and placed at the crash scene and asking to try to track the driver. >>> this man, claudio vargas la zoe runs an in-home daycare and now charged with sexual battery. an 11-year-old girl says she was inappropriately touched. they also say another child was also victimized. police want to hear from anyone worried laz zoe had inappropriate contact with their child. >> a teacher will spend in prison for child abuse. vigna was convicted of touching children inappropriately. he taught at cloverly for decades and preyed upon several young girls during a period of 15 years. despite the charges, dozens of people showed up in court and spoke in his defense. >> the circuit judge that presided over this case thought the jury got it right and so do we. >> we will continue to fight until he is vindicated and justice is served. >> the victims' family says he caused them so much suffering some contemplated suicide. >>> looking for a guy accused of taking up-skirt pictures in the metro station

our one area of red. 13 miles per hour southbound on the anacostia freeway, dc 295 approaching benefiting road, plenty of brake lights to the southwest-southeast freeway. now back to you. >> no one is waking up $758 million richer. larry: it hurts but there was one winner in massachusetts and it's not all bad news. sam sweeney is staying positive. what's the good news? sam: a lot of winners here as well. let's look at the video. you see where the ticket was sold at the handy variety store in watertown, massachusetts. the person that bought it beat the odds of 1-92 million just outside of boston. no one won the jackpot here but that doesn't mean you didn't win anything. don't throw out your tickets. in d.c., maryland, virginia, there were 467,000 people who won something. some in our area won a few dollars and two people won $1 million. one in virginia and one in mirled. 247,000 people won something, 6-7-16-23-26. owerball is 4. autria: a million buck is nothing to sneeze at. some lucky students are heading back to school. larry: john gonzalez is live in ashburn at a brand-new school. john

bridge is expected to be >> new at 5:00, a group of volunteers helping to restore the wetlands in the anacostia river in northeast. they partnered for the clean-up. project focuses on creating a healthy habitat for plants and the animals! the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says last year's weather was more extreme or record- breaking than anything close to normal. the agency's annual state of the climate report finding 2016 was the hottest year with the highest see level -- sea level on record and recorded the lowest sea ice in antarctica and the arctic. the news comes as two sets of explorers set off from alaska in hopes to reach north pole by sailboat. they want to highlight how bad the impacts of climb change are in the arctic. larry: check out the picture from the white marlin ocean in ocean city. look at this. caught yesterday. he weighed 86 pounds. as the marlin is the and could be worth $2.6 million. >> of course, we have the emergency service personnel behind us preparing for the worst and expecting and hoping for the best. >> coming up at 5:00, bracing for the worst. t

this morning, his family will host a memorial event at the anacostia library. they will dedicate a bicycle painted in white to be placed near the crash scene and ask for help to find this driver. >>> you're supposed to trust the person who takes care of your kids. one fairfax man is accused of breaking that trust. this man runs an in-home daycare is charged with sexual battery. an 11-year-old girl says she was inappropriately touched and another child victimized. police want to hear from any who thinks lazo had inappropriate contact with their child. >>> a former teacher will spend decades in prison for child abuse. he was sentenced to 48 years in prison, convicted in june of touching children inappropriately. vigna taught at cloverly elementary and preyed on children for 15 years. despite the charges, dozens of people showed up at court yesterday and spoke in his defense. >> the circuit court judge who presided over this case, he thought the jury got it right and so do we. >> we will continue to fight until he is vindicated and justice is >> the victims' famil

tonight, the person suspected of killing a man along the anacostia river trail in d.c. is behind bars. williams body was found in the trail in the early morning hours of all 26. police say he he had been shot several times. there is no word yet on a motive. a rm toker marine is accused of raping his girlfriend and stab bing her russell jr. is facing rape and animal cruelty charges. he raped and physically abused his girlfriend over a span of two months. the alleged abuse happened here at their condo in he kes incorporation ton, maryland. russell tonight is in jail held without bond. >> this man is wanted for sexually assaulting a woman in reston. the man ambushed her in a wooded neighbor monday. the woman screamed, she was able to get away. the man is described as being in his late 20s to early 30s with brown hair and a full beard. if you recognize him, call police. >> fox5 has told you about the brown murky water flowing from some aprils in montgomery county . it started last week and tonight we have new information. the water problems are now spreading to prince georg

. >> what a perfect day it was for anacostia community day.nt was held at old market square house park. there was plenty to do including free food and life entertainment. there was also free school supplies, haircuts and health screenings for kids heading back to school. the first day of school for dc public school is this monday. >> say it isn't so. >> i was chatting with some dc kids the other day and i asked them if they were excited and all three of them say yeah, they were happy to go back. >> i was always excited to go back to school. >> until day one. >> wait, summer is over. >> my kids are in maryland so they've probably got another 16 weeks off or something like that. they've got to wait until after thanksgiving to go back to school. >> something tells me you want them back in school. >> yesterday. they've been great. here's what's going on. a little hazy out there. we've got a lot of sunshine out there, blue skies. not quite as humid where we were yesterday. still warm though. that will be the trend for the next several days. this ev

first and foremost this is only hospital available on the east sie of the anacostia river. big impact to those who live here and what this means is, with the labor unit being closed for the next 90 days for now it means if you are pregnant you'll have to make other arrangements to receive the care you need prenatal care you need as well as giving birth over the next 90 days. department of health ordered umc to stop delivering babies and offering prenate ail care and not commenting on specific reason for the suspension. a d.c. government source tells by department of health to improve patient care in the obstetric unit and when conditions did not improve clearly the department took action on the hospital. a employee says they believe suspension was resulting in overall poorer care given here and there were two specific incidents aents did not eye rab late. department of health did not elaborate on those details. i want to send you a statement from vincent gray chairman of committee in helm expressing concerns saying i cannot comment to the situation that led to suspension of

this happened in the 19th and s streets area of anacostia. started as a traffic stop park police say. justin finch on the ground where it -- we'll share the latest developments in the 6:00 hour ahead. >> angie, thank you. it's 5:45. for the inauguration, president trump is waking up at trump tower. >> this comes one day after delivering a message that many wanted sooner. he explicitly condemned white nationalists for the violence in charlottesville. >> racism is evil and those who cause violence are criminals and thugs, including the kkk and, neo-nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. >> the president later tweeted about his remarks saying he realized that the fake news media will never be satisfied. >>> news 4's edward lawrence is live on capitol hill. how are the new remarks being received. >> it depends who you ask. critics are pointing to the latest tweets against the media saying they're never satisfied as the reason. the president responded within hours, minutes after

obstetrics and flu born nursery services at a local hospit 's only hospital on the east side of the anacostia't be able to offer obstetrical care, but the question is why. matt ackland is live with more on this story. >>reporter: the health department won't tell us why he they put the suspension into place much. in fact, we tried to get an interview with the health accident director, but that interview request was turned down. we found out about this through one of our fox5 viewers who works at the hospital and then also today we talked to another employee who told us there were several meetings inside to brief employees, but the employees were never told why this is taking place. fox5 has learned ambulance traffic last been diverted away from you united medical center if the patient is in need of object tettic care. all other mentioner are being accepted. umc employees were briefed on the 9046 day suspension today, but the cause not revealed. they gathered every department -- every department gathered with their own departments and had a meeting about it and it was a big one in the auditoriu

it's set to hope tomorrow and it's right on the anacostia river. the tasting bar and restaurant will be open daily and they'll do tours on the weekends and they'll start on september 9. it can be booked for weddings and other eventsment the great part about ies and now we have a wine ries, this is industry for t d.c. this is where you you have manufacturing happen, you're in the going to see big factories move in, but distilleries and brie are yous. our photographer said you you you would not believe this area, have you you been down there? we need to all get down there and see wait look s like. joel ol steen defenseses himself against critics who say he closed the doors to his church leaving residents out in the cold. we thought it was over. here's a local dentist asking them to bring his eclipse glasses. we'll tell you you you why after this. >> here's a look at what is trending, joel ol steen has n church in whose to be after taking some serious heat for not turning the church for a shelter for harvey victims. he and his wife were praying for ev

hospital east of the anacostia forced to close the obstetrics ward. a former employee tells abc7 move. stephen tschida is live outside the hospital the southeast to explain why. stephen? stephen: well, larry, united medical gave technical and vague reasons for the forced closure. but we spoke to a woman who says she worked on the maternity ward and she gave specific examples of problems she saw. several problems so severe the d.c. health department ordered the united medical center to close the maternity ward. the long troubled public hospital has 90 days to clean up the act. >> holes in the floor, leaky ceiling, mold on some of the tiles. it wasn't up to code. stephen: this woman who says she works in obstetrics believe the health department did the right thing. >> the maternity ward needed to be closed down and renovated. >> the united medical center issued a state acknowledging problems that it maintains led the ordered closure. they include de screening. clinical assessment and the delivery protocols. >> babies in the nursery at the united medical

you're being told to take the anacostia or southern avenue stations. this is all part of metro's ongoing safety enhancement program as well as some preventative a little bit of pain for now. we're live at branch avenue. derrick ward, back to you. >>> also this weekend, crews will be working to stop leaks on the tunnels on the red line. the medical center and bethesda center will be closed. buses run frp friendship heights to grosvenor strat moore. >>> more than a dozen lawsuits tied to the incident have been dismissed. you might remember when this happened in 2015. a train stopped and smoke filled the tunnel near the plaza station. a woman from alexandria died. wtop reports dozens of other lawsuits are still out there and have been consolidated into one master lawsuit. >>> montgomery county public schools are taking action when it comes to drug overdoses. for the first time starting this school ye county public school, including elementary schools, will be stocked with naloxone, it's a life-saving treatment to reverse overdoses. they spent the summer t

alternates include southern avenue and anacostia. that's our traffic watch. back in 10 minutes to update the ride along 270. z2fxnz zi0z >> you're watching "good morning washington" on your side. autria: 6:15, and right now, storm watch 7 tracking a round of heavy rain. larry: give it a few hours, and things are about to pick up. john gonzalez in mobile track right now. how's the drive looking where you are? john: well, we are in woodbridge, virginia, now, heading north on 95. traffic pretty heavy already at this hour, but not a whole lot of rain. we actually turned off the windshield wipers. we've had them off 20 minutes or so. take a look at what we're seeing. this is our dash cam inside mobile track 7 as we drive around, check out the conditions for you folks before you leave the house. it is a messy, wet monday morning, and it's happening in spurts, which is exactly what's happening now. we have no rain right now, but then we will get heavy downpours, and that's what we've been running into all morning long, as you leave the house this morning, you defini

stick with anacostia or southern as the work-around. the green light the stations will be shut down for tire and are in the works now. on the redline we continue to fix the leaks the medical center and bethesda center is closed. now through well, end of next week. we'll have the construction outside on the 11th street bridge. that is going to be from 9:00 to 3:00. that's the traffic watch. back to you. jonathan: coming up next, we have a "7 on your side" consumer alert coming up. the three tricks that some seller use to turn a better profit that could cost you fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been