b. traffic is going to be better because all could be monitored by computers i mean obviously this is a sort of utopian idea of sort of looking at a picture and one way of course when you talk to the oil industry they'll give you a very different story that's right and i have heard canadians caskets steaming mad when they talk about anything affecting the tar sands in a bad way that that oil industry will ever get menashe callaway a lot of anger there but if this happens how will it affect canada economically it's not going to be small it seaward we're not all steaming mad that's just old bird and the rest of us are pretty happy with the stars and they go yeah. burtons for example yellow bird is going to be hit hard because first of all they won't have the billions of dollars coming in from the oil industry if this does happen and second of all they're going to have to clean the mess up that has been made by the tar sands out there. just you say no no no this is just going to grow things are going to get better what else you expect to hear from the oil industry is capable as a whole i m

b. diverting traffic off. the exit before is exit 7. just around sicklerville road. i don't suggest you get on the 42 rat all if you're headed northbound towards philadelphia right now. i'm show you why. this is why right here. seeing a complete stand still. this is 42 freeway right around the atlantic city expressway. even with that diverse, you're going to be at complete dead stop. diverted off right this. in a stand still for that entire amount of time. my alternate for you there is to take black horse pike. black horse pike northbound past the accident scene, get back on the 42 freeway. exit for the 42 from the plaqbl horse pike. now if you're coming back the other way, there's another crash. southbound side just around belmar. few lanes lost there. not a lot of traffic moving oei right now. not usually the most traveled roads. we'll end here in north philly. a crash on route 1 side. boulevard dealing with that. traffic getting by the scene really easy. i'll have details for you on that when i come back in ten minutes. for now, let's get a check on today's foreca

b. diverting traffic off. the exit before is exit 7. just around sicklerville road. i don't suggest you get on the 42 rat all if you're headed northbound towards philadelphia right now. i'm show you why. this is why right here. seeing a complete stand still. this is 42 freeway right around the atlantic city expressway. even with that diverse, you're going to be at complete dead stop. diverted off right this. in a stand still for that entire amount of time. my alternate for you there is

. >> what we see out there today is a, we have traffic going to a virtual place, obviously amazon is one of those key ak regators, but b, fiscal traffic, we're seeing more and more consumers go to the off mall type of formats like wross stores, a tj and uhl lta. >> they continue to be p t to ct treasure hunt at low prices, macy's is adding its own version of an outlet called backstage in some of its stores, but macy's hasn't yet solved one of its biggest problems. bringing in new shoppers. the department continues its down trend getting worse in tourist heavy locations. they are more insulate frd the mall woe, since only a handful of its 150 stores are actually in a mall, but it, too, are dealing with fewer people walking throg t trend remains a top priority. >> the mall based e ecosystem from the department stores number bet still down. just starting a gradual spiral is defiahead for retail, rgenco finding opportunities soon is paramount. for "nightly business report", i'm courtney reagan. >> it wasn't just macy's and kohl's. dillards ha had a disappointing quarter. and the stock got on the down escalator falling 15%.

detouring all the traffic off around college drive. exit 7-b. then what happened a tractor-trailer overturned at college drive. near the ramp. so now the ramp is partially blocked too where they're diverting the traffic off at. earlier what i was telling you to take the black horse pike as your alternate. now starting to see massive delays on black horse pike. all of this traffic has to have enter to go. funneling out and creating delays on either side there. take the black horse pike and pop back on the 42 further northbound, but a heads-up. 55 is open. get on 55 northbound. route 30 is open. that's the white hours pike. still have options there. surrounding roads still looking clear. black horse starting to see delays. the important thing right now toll completely avoid the 42 freeway. southbound side another direction out in belmar watching a crash there near 295. end here with crash in lower merion on conshohocken state road. vai and tracey, back to you. >>> hollywood hack. 6:45. big cyber hike that could mean spoilers for some of your favori

what we see out there in the market place today is, "a," we have traffic going to a virtual place, amazon is one of those key aggregators. "b," from a physical traffic perspective, more and more consumers are going to the off-mall type of formats like where you would find ross stores, tjx. >> tj maxx, marshals and outlets are popular places for consumers. macies is adding its own version of an outlet called back stage in some stores macy's has not solved one of its biggest problems, bringing in new shoppers the foot traffic continues its down trend getting worse in tourist heavy locations. kohl's is more insulated from the mall woes since only a handful of stores are actually in a mall. but it is dealing with fewer people walking through doors and reversing that trend remains a top priority >> the mall-based ecosystem as you see today from the department stores, numbers better than expected, but still down, it's starting a gradual spiral i think the urgency to address whatever opportunities that are left is growing. >> with the mostimportant time of year still ahead for retail finding opportunities soon is paramount. courtn

take a look at it hour by hour when i come back, but first, skbres ka b jessica boyington has your trafficclosed and one lane open. there is some debris in the road following an accident scene. everything is on the shoulder but residual remains are still here. there is a crash on upper marion at henderson road around schumaker road. dealing with an auto accident that's blocking the rails. the service is detouring on 49th street. tracy, back to you. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of paris. new in the last 10 minutes, french officials are now opening a terrorism investigation into a hit and run that injured six soldiers. two of the victims are in the hospital. here's what happened. witnesses say a man in a dark bmw waited for the soldiers to leave their barracks and then ran them down before speeding off. the hunt is on for the car and that driver. the soldiers were part of a patrol put in place after the attack in 2015. 12 people died in that attack at the satirical magazine. >>> now to the standoff with north korea. the country is fighting back after that stern warning by pres

b-que. taking a look at our maps now. we have slow traffic coming out of tracy. that's pretty typical for this time of morning, the early commuters getting off and running. here's the car-b-que. on the off ramp northbound 101, you cannot get off at willow road. you want to take university to get around that. they have a tow truck coming, but right now, 101 looks good. you just can't exit at willow road. take a look at some of your drive times if you're heading out this early wednesday morning. i think that's where we are, right? wednesday. tracy to dublin, 32 minutes. antioch to concord, westbound 4:00ing good, and san rafael into san francisco, you're fog free and under 20 minutes. guys. >> thanks so much, sue. >> pressure mounting on state lawmakers to lower california's voting age from the current 18 to 17. >> in the united states, voting is saprivilege and a responsibility. we trust 16 and 17-year-olds to drive cars. we should trust them to vote as well. >> supporters rallied at the state capitol yesterday. they want the legislature to approve a measure amendi

traffic. dave will have the latest on the issue on 95 in virginia. >> aaron, b northbound. tracking the commute between stafford and the beltway and northbound, big long traffic jam remains, but delays from two truck crashes are being consolidated, cleared to the shoulders. right now, one left lane between miles 148 and 150. after exit 150 and getting past the crash, there's a work zone on the right shoulder. hopefully delays are easing. look at the storm team 4 forecast with meteorologist chuck bell. good morning. >> good morning, dave. new information on tracking hurricane harvey, downgraded to a tropical storm. it is now officially back on land. there's the positioning of it right there, just coming on shore near cameron, louisiana. there it is right there. moving into parts of east texas. heavy rain is pulling out of houston area. if traveling today, trying to get to new orleans or jackson, mississippi, there will be heavy rain and flight delays down there. five day forecast is minutes away. >> thank you, chuck. >>> incredible rescues in texas. the coast guard has been a

having traffic diverted off on the exits beforehand. about exhibit 7 brybody off. around college drive. instead of being stuck in that general area, take the black horse pike up. get on the 42 freeway further north around exit 10 or so. that's my alternate. not a lot of traffic in the area. shouldn't take much out of your commute. 168 is your alternate for black horse pike. also watching the vine street expressway. right up ahead see the flashing lights. closed this morning westbound and eastbound for another hour. closed from the broad street to schuylkill. schuylkill also dealing with construction this morning too. eastbound and westbound between city line avenue up towards the blue route area. we're seeing lanes lost there. ongoing construction project we'll see happening until about 5:00 this morning. drive times okay in both directions. 14 minutes eastbound from blue route to vine. >>> now to continuing coverage of the murder on the main line. investigators release new pitchers. the quiet neighborhood

now i'll tell you southbound into the district traffic is flowing right now b well as prince george's county fire department the person on that motorcycle, a police officer, we understand at this point to be a police official was transported as a priority one category a. that is critical condition. we've not heard word as to an updated condition, but that is the last information that we received into the news room as fares a the condition of the officer. what led up to the crash is still in question. of course being investigated. we are in an area that is not -- doesn't have a lot of foot traffic here, but there is a heavy flow of car traffic and you can see traffic here again flowing back in the direction of the district. there's a mcdonald's across the way. we're trying to get a better sense of how this all pan ned place. we are confirming a police official involved in this rec. unclear at this point what the latest condition is, but we understand that person was transported in critical condition to an area hospital. we don't know who the lead jurisdictions that are present on the s

we'l see valley i think they will wait until b. 85 degrees in new jersey, 84 in i'll show you how quickly t dowr first jessica boyington has your first traffic. >> we're in spring garden street by mlk right here this is the flippe over. they h it up on its feet again. you see that police activity up here. you can get by the scene there. but we can get it at this is generally where the area is here. if you want to go in or out take kelly drive. schuylkill express is open get by. schuyl is skill an option. egg harbor township watch for garden state parkway. and ara

traffic stop. what he told his victim in court today. niesd daan, night, andit w ge b tonight with president trump in the lobby of trump tower, spending 15 minutes late today defending his response to charlottesville. the president facing outrage after taking 48 hours to condemn racism and to call out groups by name. much of that from leaders of his own party. tonight president trump said he needed all of the facts before delivering his response, and he went on to say there was blame on both sides, that there were fine people on both sides in his words, adding the initial protesters did have a permit. abc's mary bruce was there for it all. she leads us off tonight. >> reporter: president trump today defiant and doubling down. defending his decision to wait 48 hours after the hate-fueled violence in charlottesville, to call out the white supremacists by name. >> why did you wait so long? >> i didn't wait long. i didn't wait long. i didn't wait long. i wanted to make sure unlike most politicians, that what i said was correct. not make a quick statement. the statement i m

minor injuries reported but it's causing more' an issue asimov traffic heads over there and in fact we have your rankings a, bfor your speeds but actually it's b and then "a" street that are faster to get there than the katz castro valley. those are your travel times on the side. you can compare these routes right now, compare your choices as well on your waze system when you get on to your phone. join nbc nbc bay area wazers. here's how you collect the team. go to profile and click on teams and specifically select the one with our logo. back to you. >>> 5:51 rient now. coming up more than just protecting and serving the way california deputies are helping one family find a home. >>> but first happening now a huge garbage patch discovered in the south pacific. scientists say could be bigger than the state of texas at 1 million square kilometers. virntalists say the plastics hard to clean up bauds of the size. >>> apple investing in the u.s. it owns $52 billion worth of u.s. treasury that ranks among the top 25 holders of u.s. treasurers. we're back in two minutes with more news. taking a live look outside fro

. >> stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minutes tomorrow morning at 4:25 on "good morning washington." the official blison: watch this video right there. you can see real time i guess. a massive sinkhole opens up. >> watch this here. he was on the smartphone instead of paying attention where he was going. that's something you see in a movie. he fell six feet in the hole will be okay. >> maybe he learned a less >> hopefully we will all learn a lesson. you never know. >> one more time. >> good. there you go. >> an iconic sound one more time. i can't get enough. >> it's okay. it does make you chuckle. >> makes you laugh. >> an iconic sound around britain, silent today. >> the clock rang for the last time before undergoing lengthy conservation work. the architect says the kind of work building really needs hasn't been done since the 1980's. >> this one since it's a high tower. but it coincides with the need to main tin the clock at the same time. this will be silent for four years. it's strange for the people there. except for the special occasions like the new year's eve and remembrance sunday. >> yes!

traffic. >> 4:56. a fatal hit-and-run crash investigation that had all lanes blocked at dumfries road 95 northbound cleared over to the shoulder. we'll start to see that b to it route one. as we take a look in beltsville this morning northbound maryland 201 closed because of a crash as well between cherrywood lane and that's sunny side avenue. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. back to you guys. >> thanks erin. appreciate it. >>> coming up on fox5 news morning the pope speaks out against the religious persecution under way in the asian country of myanmar. >> a 112-mile protest march begins today in charlottesville. >> let's go to break with another live look across the d.c. area on a monday morning. coming up on 5 o'clock we're at 4:57, 76 degrees. back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ z2fwdz z16fz y2fwdy y16fy >> this is fox5 news morning. >> today on fox5 news morning, surviving harvey. thousands are forced to evacuate as rains from the powerful storm lead to severe flooding across the houston region. >> outrage and frustration. a town hall in charlottesville leads to a call for changes in leadership. >> looking live outside we're in for a mild day, te

traffic, all the lanes of the highway as they gather evidence. this was northbound 880 in hayward, south of highway 92. niis was around 10:00 last got a call that someone was bassenger was hit with glass. we asked if this shooting could possibly be related to the one that happenedn880 in san leandro. >> too early in the investigation to make any assumption that these shootings are connected in any way, shape, or form. at this point, we're turning it over to our investigative services unit, the shooting team, and they'll take the lead on the investigation. >> there were two people in the car that was being shot at. two young teenagers. they're okay. no serious injuries there. no arrests have been made, and the chpasn't said what the possible motive could have been in the shooting. all lanes of the freeway have been reopened. the morning commute should be fine. reporting live in hayward, amy hollyfield. >> thank you. >>> police are searching for a gunman in alameda after a person was shot around 8:30 last night. the shooting victim was found inside an apartment. no word on arrests. >> uc berkeley police are investigating after a man attacked a woman, hitting h

b now with abc news coverage of the great american eclipse. this is time lapse from madras oregon. you can see how quickly day turned to night and then back. we saw moments ago that massive trafficam people trying to get out but they were smiling. our correspondent there matt gutman asking the families some who have traveled 14 hours to get there was it worth it and they were unanimous from inside the car. they saw a sight to behold as so many have across the country. i want to get back to ginger zee in nashville. we're facing a similar -- actually we're seeing the sun. we're seeing the sun. so i'm going to look at the sun and toss it to you. >> reporter: i'm still hearing people say it was amazing and it was a once in a lifetime event that happened for so many people. i have to tell you our sponsor mitsubishi is taking full advantage. they took their brand new 2018 mitsubishi eclipse cross and put it in the path of totality just outside salem, oregon. they have taken cameras and put angles on this car with the eclipse in the background from all different angles. abc is getting this exclusive look before during and after the eclipse. these images are something that will come tog

traffic control on the folks who are trying to get through security at this point. trying to euro what caused this security investigation that again close check points a and b for about one hour this morning. reporting live, john gonzalez. if anyone is trying to take off this morning, it's clear skies, i mean? -- eileen? eileen: guys, it's going to be a hot day. the hottest of the week. but we do have a refreshing change coming. getting out the door this morning we are already in the mid 70's. we have got a nice is out of the south west that is going to continue to the day, very humid. walking you through the day hour-by-hour, we are aea to 81. lots of sunshine today, don't leave home without the 93,lasses, we peek at coming back into the upper 80's by 7:00. with such high humidity it to be one of those days where the heat index values will he can the triple digits, feeling like 101 in the middle of the day. tracking a cold front to the west we will track up for you coming up in just a little bit. smooth morning drive, right, angela? angela: we are pretty pleased southbounde see on interstate 70. calverton from laurel if you are traveling on interstate 95, maryland,

traffic impact this morning. a hot spot in san jose nb 101 at story, an accident blocking the three left lanes are b, slow from hellyerake nb 85 to nb 87 (james) it's another cool start to the day with early morning temperatures in the 50s and low 60s, once again. as for the afternoon, expect mostly sunny skies with inland highs warming up to the upper 80s. temps by the bay will warm to the mid 70s, while at the coast you can expect ( mark ) breaking overnight... police investigating a homicide in the south bay.( darya ) it happened in a strip mall parking lot. kron 4's will tran is in san jose with the details. will. ( will ) police are investigating a homicide in san jose. it happened near the intersection of white road and quimby road. i am working to gather more details. i will bring them to you through out the morning. ( mark ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) also breaking overnight... firefighters containing a fire at a two story house on 57th avenue. firefighters tweeting out this picture of the fire when they arrived. it appears the house was under construction... yo

b if the point is in the their. >> if you look in the urban areas and the high-traffic areas you'll have several hundred miles i don't know exactly what it would be either. clearly there is a road for fencing which has worked particularly well on the southern border. >> absolutely, sir. that's, as well as, some areas of control area that is in between. >> ) crack. thank you manager. >> gentleman yields back thinking that. >> thank you. i represents the port of los angeles and drones are becoming more prevalent in personal and business use. they sometimes come into the land and air entry points. how do we deal with the security issues that these drones present at ports and is cdp working with the tsa and local law enforcement to address this problem? >> cdp is working with the faa on drones and those small drones are still mostly a faa concern. those aircraft are supposed to fly above 500 feet so they can sort themselves out from unmanned aircraft. specifically around ports of entry i'm not up to speed on any kind of cdp actions in that regard. >> does anyone else from the panel want to add or address if there's any j

traffic. >> this is it that this is last month of summer not ovlly but we head back to school. yaikz. >> and look at this bree removal process ongoing and large tree in between mark road and bladeen avenue and doing a great job here owe trying to remove debris. we'll let you know when that reonens quick check of maps and that reopens now. 66 eastbound crashed moved to shoulder route 29. heavy delays take you all the way back to 2 34. that's a look at traffic. "fox5" coming right up. pro tip: giant has great prices on produce. raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... what's a jicama? thanks! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. this is the moment. the moment you could put yourself in the driver's seat of a new mercedes-benz. come to mgm national harbor and enter the choose your ride giveaway. the more you play, the more chances you earn to win your share of $350,000 in prizes including a new mercedes-benz convertible, sedan or suv. so get a move on. join m life rewards and enter the choose your ride giveaway for a chance at your share of $350,000 in prizes and freeplay®. this

b rio to people in their eating breakfast with your dog is probably okay. so how do we navigate that environment and the regulatory fashion? another thing in a city like akron where traffic congestion is nonexistent, certainly by d.c. or any other standards our mayor has been really progressive with the idea of what we call road diet, so taking streets and roads that were built and the great thing another luxury we have is we just need to take paint and we can take that four-lane road into three lane road with bike lanes. we will sometimes get pushback on people same were taken away the lanes and then there gonna make up a number of how much longer they think it's going to take to get somewhere. but when we did that project we shrunk the five lane street to tulane, we measured it all weekend the change in average speed of the traffic and, didn't happen, it took maybe 12 seconds longer for people to get through there. that's another thing in the profession which is changing, it's going back to the scientific method, we have an industry of consultants and people to do traffic studies with these computer models, that's i started my career. people don't stop to think why don

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traffic is also really heavy as you make your way out on the b this this is the inner loop from the springfieldowards the legion bridge. slow roll there. 270 southbound also parking lot. lighter rain here coming down from montgomery county toward the top side of the beltway. basically from urbana down to the spur you're in for a 35 minute slowdown. local lanes, main lanes, it's just a heavy volume look there. more traffic in few. just some nasty jam cams for you. back to you guys. >> erin thanks. >>> safety measures that police officers are now having to take at certain overdose scenes. next we'll talk to two members of a special group taking action down at stafford county. >> plus the president back on twitter within the last hour blasting the new york times. we'll have more on that next. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ♪ it is it is going to be a rainy monday just brace yourself for the rain out there. tucker says up to an inch and half or so but the ground is already wet. all the green on the radar means we're in for a soggy day today. it's 7:30. let's take a look at top stories d.c. police searching for three p

b if you need isn't that there. >> understand. if you look at the urban areas and if you look at the high-traffic areas you when to come up with several hundred miles. i do know exactly what it would be either but clearly there is a role for the fencing, sometimes a double fence in which his work particularly well on the southern border. >> absolutely. that as well as in some areas of patrol area that's in between. >> correct. thanthank you, mr. luck. thank you, madam chair. >> the chair recognizes ms. berrigan. >> thank you. mr. michelini, i represent the port of los angeles and jones of becoming more prevalent in commercial and personal use. sometimes come into the land at airspace of ports and other security sensitive entry points. how is cbp dealing with circuit issues these drones present at port and is cbp working with the tsa and other law enforcement to address this problem? >> cbp is working with the faa on drones those small drones are still mostly an faa concern. those aircraft are not supposed to fly, i mean, about 500 feet so they can sort themselves out from a manned aircraft. specifically around ports of entry, i'm not

traffic enforcement. the governor says he has not seen the advisory and his office did not return messages seeking b commentall street journal" reports on the seizure for 7 million lethal doses. 7 million lethal doses. authorities say a man they arrested last year had 40 pounds of the painkiller. it is 50 times more powerful than heroin. last year they reported more than 1,300 deadly drug overdoses. >>> "the miami herald" reports on florida's first sexually transmitted zika virus case. florida has 90-travel related case this is year. the nation's first locally transmitted case of 2017 was reported last week in texas. >>> and "the seattle times" says amazon will be hiring today. a dozen or of its warehouses across the country. nearly 40,000 of the 50,000 packing, sorting, and shipping jobs will be full time. amazon had previously announced a goal of adding 100,000 full-time workers by the middle of next year. >>> a mother of four living in ohio was deported to mexico after a traffic stop revealed she had been in the country illegally for 17 years. she was arrested for driving without a license on july 23rd.

no major hot spots.heavy traffic on wb 92 drive time 28 min from 880 to 101. ( mark ) high doses of vitamin bto lung cancer in men. that's according to a study by the american society of clinical oncology. thirty to forty percent of men who took vitamin b6 and b12 supplements had an increased risk of lung cancer. none of the vitamin b came from multivitamins or their diets. researchers found men who were already smoking seemed to be taking more vitamin b than they needed to. ( darya ) doctors are providing safety tips this morning to parents about keeping potential dangerous medicines away from children. they say it is best to keep over-the-counter medications, prescriptions and herbal medicine away from children. they also advise parents to not use a pill-planner. they suggest keeping medication in it's original packaging. doctors recommend setting alarms on your phone as a reminder of when to bring out medicine so you don't miss a scheduled dose. (james) tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the door right after the break. ( tiffany ) still ahead on the kron 4 morni

b gate bridge. starting this weekend, parking will be prohinted in the lots at both end of the bridge. the restrictions will be in effect from 11:00 a.m. p.m. they're intend ed to improve trafficr space to be open. also, today, soccer fans can enjoy ice cream and root beer before the game against columbus crew u soccer club. they're hosting their annual root beer float night. if you go, you might get a scoop from matt, he's volunteering at the fund-raiser today. donations benefit the positive coaching alliance. a group that mentors young athletes. the quakes will bring out the ice cream at 5:30 tonight. the game begins at 7:30. how will the weather be? >> gorgeous. clear and warm afternoon and evening in the south bay. here's a live shot of sfo, partial clearing, no major flight te lays, but i'll let you know b about the drier conditions and less muggy conditions on its way. >> looking forward to that. thank you. also ahead, steph curry is out if you like cinnamon toast crunch then you'll love strawberry... french toast... and new apple cinnamon toast crunch. from our crazy delicious family to yours. crave those crazy squares ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, everyone. here's a live l

traffic. >> hot, sued, heat index near 100. tooler air on the way. details and lot of warm to talk b earn erin. >> unfortunately huge problems 395. a crash investigation closing washington boulevard. and look at main lane. hour dray to get from beltway to 14 street bridge. 395 northbound delay spills over as you look at maps on to 95 half our delay from dale city to beltway. and we you have covered. we'll try to bring you better information with your next look at traffic. back to you. >>> let's get to top stories a minute past the hour. breaking news overnight dozens were hurt that happened outside philadelphia. after midnight 12:15 inbound train norristown high speed hit unoccupied train. impact injured 42 people including train conductor who went to hospital and was since released. several passenger he's serious injuries and none of the injuries considered life-threatening. >> put a big hole in the wall and i went straight down and blacked out. it was loud it hurt. but i cannot really tell you more than that. >> the cause of crash is still under investigation. >> breaking over nigh

b-i is now looing for. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. let's get a check of weather and traffic this morning. (james)it's another cool start to the day with early morning temperatures in the 50s and low 60s, once again. as for the afternoon, expect mostly sunny skies with inland highs warming up to the upper 80s. temps by the bay will warm to the mid 70s, while at the coast you can expect mid 60s. going forward, high pressure will warm the inland valleys to the low 90s for the rest of the week. not much change is expected from day to day as temps hold steady through the no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) breaking overnight... a man is shot and killed in an attempted robbery in the south bay. ( darya ) kron 4's will tran is in san jose with the new details. will. ( will ) police are investigating a homicide in san jose. it happened at a shoping center near the intersection of white road and quimby road. we know a store owner was shot and killed. this happened late last night police were on sc

traffic. >> good morning to you both. friday morning commute not so bad. love fridays for so many reasons but also you're drive not s big accidents or delays that will slow you down. let's start off here top side o the beltway normal delays 95 to georgia avenue. i'm just saying out of the ordinary we don't really have anything bad. we're still slow on the beltway in spots. inner loop delays from 95 down to 295. northbound 95 in northern virginia pretty slow through woodbridge hitting the brakes and jammed for little bit he break free of that dale city to the beltway. 295 very heavy route 50 to pennsylvania avenue. otherwise, no reported delays on metro. we'll have update on metro track work for the weekend still ahead. fox5 will be right back. ♪ ♪♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >>> good morning. i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. thanks so much for joining us this morning. >>> 8am on this august 4th. here's what's on the fox5 news morning menu. >> widespread destruction left behind as the storms rolled through last night. in maryland, unfortunately, that destruction turned deadly. >>> political panic in the w

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traffic as usual there as well. on your way down to pennsylvania avenue. as we take look at 66 eastbound earlier disable bus cleared to the shoulder b lingering from 28 to 50n chantilly looks nice. give yourself a few minutes to get out to the dulles airport things looking pretty good on the way to reagan national. 395 problem free. inbound suitland crash at stanton road that moved over to the shoulder. still some heavy traffic back to branch avenue. green line delays on-going track work. i'll get changed into my red polo shirt and join the crew down in gaithersburg. i'll toss it back to you. >> uniform awaits. >> safe travels. >> thanks lot erin. 8:30, tme for zip trip trivia in gaithersburg. putting local leaders to the test. >> we're learn about the area, too. later good day has your fix this morning as in the local band going to join us live in the loft with a special performance. they're already here getting ready to go. it's only 8:27. ♪ back now 8:30 with top stories and we're getting word of br breaking news prince george's county. death investigation underway at a home on brook jane drive in clinton, maryland. prince george's county police are hea

grand jury, about ten clogged traffic miles from d.c., they're going to be working with a federal grand jury closer to his office in d.c. which is much more convenient but, b, if you were were only looking at manafort, you'd be reinventing the wheel. this shows the investigation has broadened. >> to be clear for people listening, the significance broadly of having a grand jury, my wla might it be doing right now and what can it do eventually? >> it's a powerful fool for prosecutors. a, he'll ask a federal judge to start a grand jury or one has been started and robert mueller will go to the grand jury and say, hey, i'm investigating this, this, and this, i need your authority to permit me to issue subpoenas, gather information, bring some witnesses to you, compel testimony. by issuing those subpoenas, people have to comply or get hauled before a court. and it locks people into their testimony. if it's near his offices, it's muchies easier to work with a witness in a secure facility and then you hustle them over before the grand jury and lock in their testimony. >> you look at the last grand jury empanelled for a president and you look at bill clinton. and t