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.>> aweso >> sid has been hanging out with us. >> yes, he has.>> >> sid the weather dog.e >> is mike the luckiest. luces >> the luckiest. >> sid is actually the luckiest because mike spoils him silly. >> yeah. >> now he's gone. gone. she had his treats. treat >> and now he's out. >> piece out guys. >> he went over there because b paul wharton is over there. >> paul is such an attraction.ct >> paul is joining us. pau joi >> paul is joining us for theort 10:00 o dc! >> what we got? >> what we got?? >> paul wharton on good day dc.d >> walking over. o you looking sharp, my man. (laughter).augh >> loving it.g . >> the best thing about doingin this? >> what. i get to see what you guys areyo wearing at home and then i check it out.it >> you're looking sharp.'rokin what's up, guys.what guy >> good day 10 alt. i'm al will he son seymour.he sy along with annie, erin and paul. maureen is off and you know thew rest of the crew is out ziput z tripping in college park.. >> having lots of fun out theree in college park you still havele timing to say hello we found f someone to try and t

erin como has got traffic on trc this #fox5 dog day. d >> sidause hevere knows it's traffic time and he wants to help. traffic building as you headas a to the spur from 270 south from father hurley to the spurts you'll hit some congestionit soo that could add about three tohre four minutes to your commute.teu north of that point in frederick by the truck scales. e we'll keep you updated.at no crashes right now just some m volume building. build let's switch it over and show ao you a look at our maps. m other than that we haver construction five northboundon f and southbound between surratts and woodyard so watch for that slowing you down slowi heading towards the beltway. bey once volume increases we'll keep you update on your traffic. orange line delays to vienna vie for unscheduled track work.sc lllly and wisdom.heho >> thanks erin. >>> coming up lawmakers in u virginia want to know why one wy particular universitypaul continues to raise tuitionui despite having an endowment ofnt more than $2 billion.2 biio >> also prince george's countypn sch

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sid.'rl everybody has their own version of sid at home they love. keep sending your pictures in.s.got a bunch of them so farm r went want to share some of them. that's dallas.that good morning, dallas las. jj thanks for stepping in theg e picture so super cute and watching the weather as well. >> angela three is the best. >> lucthree is the lucky numberr >> that could be brownie and thd crew. >> brownie is the middle dog. d >> very cool.y c >> keep them coming.eep them co. we love it. keep using the hash tag fox5 dog day. we'll share the picturesare thct throughout the morning. >>> 7:16. let's check in with, you know, k the king of the dog pound himself. >> oh yeah.>> o >> tucker barnes.ucke >> hey, tuck. hey, ck. (laughter).augh >> that's funny.>> ts fu >> very funny. very nny. >> real clever.ea i got your back on this tuck.uc >> thanks man. >> we got somebody else that hah our back the mayor of college park when you come to the townce you got to talk to the guy in gi charge, right? this is patricki the mayor of college park. par first term, right. right >> first term. >> first te

. >>> the government's safe to sleep campaign has helped reduce the you number of children lost to sids. however many parents still place their babies in dangerous sleep environments. researchers looked at video recordings from the family homes of more than being recorded most parents did not follow safe practices. many placed babies on their stomachs or sides or put them in an adult bed. >>> as many kids head back to school this week it is not too early to prepare them for a successful year. pediatricians at new york presbyterian hospital suggest parents gradually begin to get kids to bed earlier. >>> if your child has allergies, speak to the year begins and don't forget to see a doctor to update vaccines, get sports physical and his test for potential vision or hearing problems. >>> mcdonalds will stop giving out kids activities trackers in happy meals. the company had been offering one of six in its meals but potential report of skin irritation has stopped the chain from distributing the wearables. a rep for mcdonalds says the company is investigating and restaurants are offering an

has the very special guest asala well. >> there's the weather dog. d >> he's no secret.ret. >> i got my dog sid here today.>> you taught him tricks.augh >> yeah, well, he knows a fewno tricks mainly how to eat and been. been. >> mike, before you get goinge o we got some pictures to show as well. >> you're not the only one with a cute dog in the dmv.mv >> they have been coming inve be all day.all day let's say good morning.orni this is chico smiling for theli family him and his favoriteis fe toy there.to beautiful. who else? we got quincy who loves nap time.s na got to love a dog that loves l nap time.na here's another one roscoe,ne roo good morning to you roscoe.osco. we love seeing these pictures. keep sending that em n hey e n h roxy. good morning to that golden doodle. >> hello little baby.lo >> one more here, so l adorable. all right, everybody keep kee using that hashtag fox5 dog d kay. keep sending them in all dayll d long. we're going to keep showing them all day long. l i'm guess i got to do a little l weather now even though i'm having a last in here with my boy. good boy sid.go national dog day..

here, most of the day it has just been two lanes, eas and west bound on the north sid of the road. first energy tells people here that they could hav for some people, where it goes from the pole to the house they take longer so power may not be restored until tomorrow. cleanup underway in cleveland heightsts which was hit hard by last night storm.i >> trees blocking roads and damaging houses and cars as tha right has a look at the aftermath. damages pretty much everywhereh, at lutheran east high school winds toppled to massive trees. the storm came through around 10:00 p.m. yesterday with strong winds and pounding rain, with winds gusting up to 80 mph in cleveland heights part of a microburst downing power lines and cutting power to about the wind knocked down branches and toppled trees some damagin homes. very startling it felt like the house was lifted upup like they lifted the roof. at the school not damaged by the large all entries, fire chief reminds everyone to bebe very careful and keep your distance from down pwe and i can charge the surroundin ground, and first energy said

sid that there is a disconnect. advocates say there is a ton of research out there proving that marijuana has substantial medical benefits. at the dea does not see it that way. this also means that there is sufficient research that marijuana has no accepted medical use according to the dea. they say they will now support expanding the number of growers beyond the research being done at the university of mississippi. advocates say this is a way to stall the process. there is a ton of research on the medical benefits of marijuana.>> this is a mind- boggling decision by a federal government to continue denying the fact that marijuana has medical benefits. and more than two thirds of americans recognize them. >> reporter: decision to deny or not tonight is up to them but up to the dea who much prove and show that marijuana has medical benefits. >>> the hard-boiled egg should have been the first find something was amiss. colorado springs officers pulled over a woman because she did not have her headlights on. when they came to the window police say they found cocaine and heroin and methamphetamine inside her car. and then, it

sids deaths have dropped. >>> this could keep you awake at night. >> hotels are tactic -- are targeted by hackers. a popular hotel in san francisco hasen targeted.>>> it was the love meridian san francisco -- le meridian san francisco and other hotels that operate under the hyatt, sheridan and marriott names. the hotel operator says that malware was located back in june in the payment system for its restaurants, tells and other facilities. the security consultant says that cyber hackers have targeted hotels. >> we know that hotel security historically has not been great. >> and there is so much credit card information in their system.>> might -- up at my credit card here when i stay in the room. >> reporter: how do they gain access? it could be as simple as an employee opening-night attachment on an email. >> all they have to do is click on something. >> reporter: i have to imagine that a large company would go out of their way to not have these kinds of things happen.>> the incident has been contain an incident -- individuals can use payment cars at all properties. neil farrell says it is not good enough. >> it is the responsibility

10 minutes.about 10 that's a check of the weather.ct erin como has traffic on this ti national dog day. d >> i have a dream of puttingof i sidanchor desk in then t chair and just taking ajust tg a picture. >> i think we can fulfill that treatment. >> maybe we can borrow somebody's glasses to make him'g look like he's really lik thinking. right now we're taking a look at your me orning commute in cou fairfax. inner loop from 267 to the the legion bridge on if i'm.onf i' gw parkway from the beltway to the 14th street bridge looking really nice. n bw parkway northbound cruising r towards the beltway as welle bet problem free on your y secondaries. river road cabin john andad cabh clara barton.ar let's hop on the roads for ap oa live look.oo 66 starting to see volume picke up also a you get intoo a u getn centreville.revi you can see speeds if 234 to to centreville down to 10 miles per hour. h you're parked at certain cerin points. it's just stop-and-go traffic.oa no crashes to report right now and once you pass centrevilleev you open up a bit in westt falls church.hu let's take a bit back at o at or maps right now.ps if you wan

that she lied to chris wallace, and it's clear she has been lying to the public about whether or not she received, opened, read, sent on, sent on to sid bloomen thaul, her colleague and friend that works for the clinton foundation, who had no security clearance, material that was secret or top-secret. some of the materials so secret the fbi agents investigating this did not have the security clearance to read it themselves. >> and now the claim that, i relied on my advisers. >> that is damnable, and i'll tell you why. her inner circle of seven closest advisers were just interrogated in a civil freedom of information act lawsuit under oath. i read the transcripts of all of their testimony. guess at whom each of them points as the originator, the pro-jen tore, and the creator of this scheme? mrs. clinton herself. she didn't rely on them. they relied on her, and now she wants to throw them under the bus. >> it's fascinating. quick question for you, though. given all the misstatements she's made about her e-mails on camera many times, what should she have said? if you were advising her, i mean what would be a way that she could explain al

sids throughout infancy. researchers shining more light people who want to quit smoking. turns out -- walking distance from smoking products has a big impact on your chance oq data on more than twenty thousand current and former smokers.. they looked at how changes in walking distance from home to the nearest tobacco shop affected smoking behavior. the results were surprising. for every one-third of a mile a smoker had to walk. there was a twenty-to- sixty percent increase in their odds of quitting. more research will be needed to see if the same result happens when driving. obesity is more common among general population. researchers say the problem is particularly high among survivors of colorectal and breast cancer. data was gathered from more than a half million adults between 19-97 and 2014. for those with no history of cancer --twenty-one percent were considered obese in 19-97 and twenty-nine percent in 2014... for cancer survivors, the obesity rate jumped ten percent in that same time. study authors hope the findings healthier. guys -- back to you good news if you love the n-f-l and have a twitter account! the social me

has the story. >> reporter: david was in town for a wedding it was his first trip new orleans by his sid estey rugerog he's had since last year. he's a marine veteran he spent four years in the corp. and left the service in 2009 after he suffered a traumatic main injury in training. an injury let's head to ptsd and convulsive psalming syndrome which can cause internal bleeding. but since his dog showed showed up his life as changed. >> instead of me starting to convulses and starting to have post trauma their could cause me more trouble he'll tell me if my blood sugar is low. dad you need to eat f i'm did he hydrated dude, you need to drink water. >> lifesaver and he doesn't go anywhere without him. it's why he was strapped to his side when he entered magazine antique mall friday afternoon. >> gentleman had noticed my service animal and asked me for his paper work. his picture license. which is not something that exists. >> he gave the manager information on the americans with dissables act. continued into the store. >> i said this is not the dog's license. i'm asking to you leave the store. i said,

has active cleaning enzymes. its unique powerball takes on anything. choose finish. > 3500 times a year. a parent puts an infant to sleep and the child never wakes up. most often the cause is sids, sudden infant death syndrome. a new study out today find that many parents are not doing all they can to reduce the risk. here is dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: like so many new parents, janelle hanley focused on the best, safest way to get sleep. >> no loose blankets, toys, loose fabric in her crib whatsoever. >> reporter: she puts her to sleep on her back which is also the current recommendation by pediatricians. according to today's study in "pediatrics" hanley is among the few doing it right. researchers videotaped, 160 babies sleeping at 1, 3, 6 months. at 1 month. 91% slept with items, bedding, bumper pads. pillows, stuffed animals. by m over 90%. at 1 month. 14% were not placed to sleep on their back. by 6 months it more than doubled to 33%. >> don't worry about the babies when collick is part of the picture. >> this doctor is a pediatrician. >> babies should have their own sleeping environment. babies should also not have any stuffed animals in their sleeping environment. and t

has been looking into this new study for us and joins us now. q- what did researchers find? babies aged 1,3 >> they placed cameras and he had were could increase their risk of sids. and more than 90% of the crib had blankets or bumpers, toys and a few had pets in the bed. depending on the age 15 to 30% were not placed on their backs to sleep as recommended a fifth were not in one of those recommended beds like a crib, cradle or play pen. and over the course of the night moves to less safe environments like bed sharing. the parents were educated they need to study this further and in other populations. they are trying to keep them comfortable. >> they were good. >>> in other news a study by the heart association is providing answers to why some people are at a higher risk of developing those with healthy food stores in a mile show the rate of heart disease. they performed better on a calcium artery score. when they looked at social support, access to walking. it did not have an effect. they believe that the diet the higher in fruits and vegetables and grains reduced that progression of heart disease symptoms of chest pain or something of that nature. what can be

has developed this idea again recently in a pamphlet called "the institute of economic affairs in london," where he suggests this could be done by an act of parliament and the u.k. aidliament, they have sid that anybody who have met these criteria would be eligible for completely free trade with the united kingdom. that would be a good way of kickstarting the idea of a global free trade association. so, i think there are many ways this can go. but as i say, i think nontariff barriers has to be the thing we look at the most. >> well, i agree with that. and i would also like to build on that. because there was one other model which was posited by the professor minford a few years ago. that was a universal free trade. the idea is that indeed, apparently, there is an idea of economics, called the importance of being unimportant. you don't have preferential free-trade deals in effect. you have universal free trade. so, it takes it out of the hands of government, in putting particular favorable statuses on watchmaking, or financial services, or what ever. it actually allows the market to drive competition in the market to drive demand. here of ans a sense alternative vision of political realit