the only hope he sees for improvement is maryland governor larry hogan's plan to take control of the road from the national park service and add four toll lanes. >> that is the best thing that can happen to this road. brad: in the meantime, the statistics suggest there will be more mornings like this. >> always traffic. a lot of potholes. from what you are seeing if you look carefully you can see a couple of the potholes. the park service did repair the report. they talk about the minor modifications but nothing major. the governor's proposal to add four lanes, two lanes in each direction is years from fruition, even if it does actually happen. in laurel, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: that plan brad mentioned to overhaul the b.w. parkway is part of a $9 billion roads proposal. it would add toll lanes to the beltway, i-270 and the,w parkway. for that to happen, the lawmakers must approve the move and the federal government would have to sign over control of the parkway. jonathan: admitting they had fewer votes than they thought, the republican leaders in the senate scrapped the late

governor larry hogan wants the state attorney general to sue the federal aviat concerns of people in the flight paths. the faa implemented new path flights off of the next jen program three years ago. that was supposed to reduce noise. many neighbors say it's almost unbearable. he is considering the lawsuit. >> the us supreme court ruled the trump administration can continue to bar refer geez from entering the country. the just advertises upheld the request that would have allow up to 24 how refer gees to enter the country before the end of october. the justices are still set to hear arguments next month over the legality of a banas well as a ban on travelers from most likely six muslim countries . consumers have filed 23 class action lawsuits against equifax this comes after the massive data breach that exposed the personal information of 143 million consumers. the lawsui fax had smaller cyber breaches in the past but failed to alert the public. if you feel you may have been affected you can place a security freeze on your credit reports. you should releet any suspicious e-mails tha

maryland governor larry hogan wants the state attorney general to sue the federal aviation administration. at issue for years people in the flight paths of both reagan national airport and bwi marshal have been complaining about airliner noise instance s the faa changed routes. the faa flight paths under the next jen program three years ago. it was supposed to reduce noise for the ma are the john lion of homeowners, but it turns out the homeowners who were unluke i.e. nuf to live under the new roots say the noise is almost unbearable. it's kind of scary to hear them flying so low. >> it's got to be annoying as well, too. >> very annoying. >> do you think it will work. >> it depends on how much power he got, you know. we talking about the plain industry. a spokes woman for the attorney general says he's been very concerned for sometime about the new flight patterns and is considering the lawsuit. >> developing right now in new hampshire police arrested a person who triggered an active shooter alert at the dartmouth hitch cock medical center in lebanon. that is the state's largest hospital.

maryland governor larry hogan has a major announcement for drivers around the state. maryland bureau chief brad bell has more on the expansions coming to three of our busiest roads. brad: yeah, if this comes to pass, this is a big deal. so the governor just a press conference. this is one of the props they had here, and it explains pretty well what they have in mind. i-270, i-495 and the b.w.i. parkway all to get four additional lanes each. now, the governor says the idea is to reduce traffic on those clogged roads. the cost of this is tremendous. about $9 billion. but the governor is hoping to arrange public-private partnerships. private industry to come in and run these new lanes as toll lanes as has been done in virginia. now, he says he can move ahead with 27 0,49 . the federal government will have to approve the transfer of the b.w. parkway to the maryland transit authority. the existing lanes will be toll-free. the new lanes will be toll lanes. the governor says this is something that has to happen. governor hogan: these three will n 495, 270 and 295 be absolute

today governor larry hogan announced a new plan to ease congestion on three major state highways.isten to thrk the governors 9 billion-dollar traffic relief plan will add new lanes and the plan will also add express toll lanes. the govern o's office says this is the largest propos partnership in north america. every day nearly a quarter bill people get stuck in bumper to bumper traffic and in sometimes hours long backups along i495. by increasing capacity along this vital route we will be finally bringing the capital beltway in maryland into the 21st century. >> governor hogan will now begin seeking private developers to de sign, build, finance and maintain the new lanes. all right. so we mentioned we were going to see if there was any change in the path of hurricane irma. so far so good. it is moving -- getting closer to the turks and cake coast, but moving away from the dominican republic . puerto rico still dealing with the rain, but locally we're dealing with the warm temperatures. and what we up, jose clouds. >> i'm just keeping it tropical jose, the lurker that will not go a

governor larry hogan announced a new plan to ease congestion on three major state highways.$9 billion traffic relief plan will add four new lanes to i-270, the maryland portion of the beltway and the baltimore-washington parkway. now the new lanes on 270 and the beltway would be toll lanes. governor hogan will now begin seeking private developers to design, build, finance and maintain the new lanes. >>> coming up on fox5 news morning, a warning for local pet owners. >> why you may want to leave your furry friend at home the next time you head out for dinner in the district. >> as we head to break, a live look outside across the region at 4:51, 71 is the temp. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ at ikea, we believe that your dream bedroom, from a bedframe with storage, to the softest linens, to a cozy mattress, can be yours for less. and we believe... that cozy should never be costly. and we believe... sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an aweso

well, it's a dream maryland governor larry hogan wants to turn into a reality. here's john henry. >> reporter: here's what's proposed. 270 and the entire capital beltway on the maryland side could be expanded by four lanes which would include express tolls and maryland 295 from d.c. up to baltimore could receive the same treatment, but the state needs to acquire it from the federal government first. so what's behind all this? ♪ i'm easy like sunday morning ♪ ♪ >> reporter: unlike that song, there's nothing easy about maryland's traffic. point. youen, actually governor hogan said maryland's have the second longest commute time in the entire nation. >> yeah, john, but the question on everybody's mind is how much will the plan cost? >> reporter: well, the governor said about $9 billion, but it's all part of a public/private partnership. >> that sounds like a lot of work. how long will it take to build? >> reporter: right now that kind of remains a little uncertain. the state still has to acquire 295, talk to private interests and on top of that, they have to talk t

this is the first year kids in maryland start classes after labor day following governor larry hogan's executive order pushing back the start date. >>> sad story tonight, he was a promising football player with university of maryland connections and apparently a troubled past. 25-year-old meiko locksley was killed last night in howard county. he is the son of mike locksley, a former umd coach who is now on nick saban's staff at university of alabama. delia goncalves learned how this all happened. >> reporter: i spoke to a young mother who said the shooting happened right outside her front door. she and her young daughter had just come home from a labor day barbecue. it was 10:10 sunday night. she said the neighborhood was dark. no one was around. she went in the house and then single gunshot. she peered through her window and saw the victim on the ground bleeding but no suspects anywhere to be found. >> meiko was like the average guy that used to come around. >> reporter: just 25 years old meiko locksley never survived that single gunshot. a rising football star who started out playing

today governor larry hogan announced a plan to ease congestion on three major state highways.overnor's $9 billion traffic relief plan will add four new lanes to i-270, 495 and the baltimore-washington parkway. it will also add express toll lanes. the governor's office says this is the largest proposed public-private partnership in north america. he'll seek private developers >> beginning today budweiser will provide up to $150,000 for round trips -- will provide up to 150,000 round trips in nine states including the district. the deal is good on thursday, friday and saturday nights. you have to be at least 21 years old to sign up. every thursday at 2:00 p.m. budweiser will post a code on its facebook and instagram pages for you to use when you sign up for lyft. the code is good for round trip rides worth up we should mention they are all gone now so you can look but the codes are gone. >> oh. >> they've been used. >> all right. here's a story that i think is going to have a lot of people talking. if you're a dog owner in d.c. and you plan on eating outside at a restaurant you

intercounty connector in maryland is expected to be renamed to honor former governor bob governor larry hogan will make the renaming official later today in rockville. >>> it's 4:35. if you haven't jumped on the mystics bandwagon yet, now is the time to get on board for the first time since 2002. the mystics are advancing in the post-season. >> gray heaves it up. and that will do it. the washington mystics hold off the young dallas wings. >> the mystics beating dallas 86-76 last night. but that win did not go without heated moments. at one point ruffin pratt and powers had a little fight after fighting for a rebound there. powers was eventually ejected. the mystics will face the new york liberty at madison square garden at sunday. my daughter went last friday. they had a blast. >> little heated on the court. it happens. >> it's competitio >>> it's 4:37. we want another check of the weather and traffic. >> a look at the commute with jack taylor in a minute. first, we'll check in with the weather center. >> a lot going on. we're talking about irma and fog this morning. >> we are dealing with vi

we have seen examples in the past where senators follow the lead of their governors, governor larry hogan of maryland he did not sign that billion but -- excuse me, sign that letter, but he did come out today saying that this is not a solution that he believes will work for maryland and he cited the cost that he is expecting to the state of maryland if if this billion were to become law. now, virginia here you know we're at this debate for the gubinatorial raisin an interesting point that came out of a poll today is that he when virginia voters were asked about issues that mattered to them, the second issue that they listed to the economy, the second issue was healthcare. and really the common theme when we spoke to people here today about the issues that mattered to them, whether it's healthcare or something else, a the lot of people can agree that there are problems. it's coming up with a solution, though, can agree on. republicans feel the pressure to pass this by the 30th. they would basically be able to accomplish this without a filibuster from the democrats but right now it's certai

maryland governr larry hogan offering 500 million avenue oaf the next four years if d.c. and federal government commit to same thing. governor hogan sent to mayors of virginia and d.c. proposed funding increase to save met wrote. no word if other agencies will go along with the plan. >> the justice department disgraced arizona sheriff. >> and local university ranged among the best in country. >> we're going to break now with a live look across the dmv 4:50. >> have to wait. 64 degrees. back in a moment. at ikea, we believe that your dream bedroom, from a bedframe with storage, to the softest linens, to a cozy mattress, can be yours for less. and we believe... that cozy should never be costly. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. new tide pods child guard pack. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. align, press and unzip. i will never never wash my hair again now, i fuel it pantene is the first shampoo and conditioner system with active fuel 100% stronger hair. because strong is beautiful. at ikea, we believe that your dream be

. >> maryland governor larry hogan is set to propose nearly $68 million in cuts to maryland's budget.cal governments and colleges. the reductions will be considered next wednesday during a board of public works meeting. >>> we say good morning to you and thank you so much for joining us. it's friday, september 1st, can't believe it's labor day weekend already. >> yeah, time flying by. in fact, it is 4:45 and we're now a little bit more than an hour away from the start of our zip trip finale at the national harbor. everything gets started at 6:00 this morning. the entire crew is going to be down there. >> it's going to be a good one. >> we'll join them later. >> mike thomas is joining us now to talk weather. >> zip trip weather is going to be pretty good. cloudy not a whole lot of sun. yesterday temperatures in the middle 80's, today most of us lower 70's to some even staying in the 60's. again, all ahead of kind of we're starting to filter some clouds in. 10:00 a.m. futurecast showing the cloud cover in placement peeks of sun from time to time. there we are at 4 o'clock maybe a little

maryland like the growth in craft beers and local wines that you can sample plenty of as governor larry hoganaturday. >> there's a big agricultural component to the fair. these are two growing industr s industries. >> what would a fair be without lots of food. he is serving up his family's roast beef sandwiches at the great frederick fair for the past 32 years. >> this is an inexpensive fair. you can get a whole meal here for $11 and a nice big sandwich for 6:50. >> the great frederick fair runs through next saturday. go to the app and search frederick fair and we'll tell you how you can save some money. mark seagraves news 4. >> of course they have a lot of pretty cow contest. >> they bring their cows and they strut their stuff. it's best in show. >> one of the roast beef sandwiches. new video from another fair showing a man falling from a ferris wheel. now we're learning why he was up there in the first place and how he is doing this morning. >> it's going to b e i'll have the langoustine lfor you, sir?i. the original call was for langoustine ravioli. a langoustine is a tiny kind of lobster

the sign to get to governor larry hogan to get him to stop it.y're also considering legal action, because they say they are federal laws barring irreparable harm to the trail. the purple line, if it ever gets built could be running by 2022, but if this trail is shut down, that could happen for the next five years. in bethesda, derrick ward, news4. >>> a man is in custody accused in a brutal and bizarre killing of a temple university student. josh hubiters allege lid killed gen ever, and then move a lyft is to move her bod the body was found on his grandmother's property. she for that -- police are still trying to figure out how they met and a motive. >>> you've seen this video. this morning she appeared on the "today" show to find on what happen. she was trying to stop an officer from this should they say she was obstructing their investigation, she says she was just doing her job and hopes sharing the video will prevent similar events. >> i feel a sense of urgency for this conversation. we need to make this better. this never should have happene

governor larry hogan announced a new plan to ease up congestion, nine bill with a b, traffic relief plan will enter two lanes of the baltimore-washington parkway and also add express toll lanes, the largest proposal private partnership in north america. every day nearly a quarter bill people get stuck in bumper to bumper traffic and in sometimes hours long backups along i495. by increasing capacity along this vital route we will be finally bringing the capital beltway in maryland into the 21st century. governor hogan and the state will now begin seeking private developers to de sign, finance and maintain the new lanes. it's going to take a while. anything to make that commute a little bit faster. >> up next at ten:30 tonight fighting back against the opioid epidemic. there's a new limit by cvs. we'll break that down for you. >> are you sad into sn tonight is the last night of summer. fall officials begins tomorrow afternoon at 46789. zero two. summer lovers don't be too sad because we're going to keep the summer feel hanging around. it's not ready to leave just yet . we'll have another w

. >> larry hogan supports baltimore. >>> if you got an e-mail from amazon that looked like this, it is not a scam. it's a glitch. they told customers they had a gift on the way from the baby registry. >> a lot of people balance sheeting a sigh of relief. >> can you talk about stopping your heart? i would have lost it if that had been in my e-mail. some people thought it was an e-mail scam. amazon took responsibility and said it was a technical glitch. >> okay. that would have been a surprise. >>> is joust a scam, they're looking at more so-called speed traps. the top earner is camera on k street running under washington circle. in 2016 it generated more than $11 million in speeding tickets. that's one camera one year. council member mary chay is asking ddot to look at signs and speed limits to make sure it is fair. >>> the lincoln memorial is vandalized again. >> a the student could stay 20 years in prison. he tried to avoid our cameras. park police say they caught the student scratching letters into the pillar with a pe

. >> governor larry hogan is asking the state's attorney general to sue the faa> he wants them to abandon new flight routes that have caused a significant increase in noise pollution. the faa implemented new flight pepsin 2014. a spokesman -- new flight paths in 2014. this book since as the faa -- says he has been considering a lawsuit for a long time. >> we go live to southwest where there are concerns about how you can get to the wharf. >> if you know this area, you knmow main avenue can get very congested. we are standing at the neuvirth development, just up the way from the mall. -- at the new wharf development, just up the way from the mall. along the southwest waterfront, the countdown is one with 30 days until the wharf is open to the public. >> everybody is rowing in the same direction. drive. it is a herculean task. activity yet to be completed before the condos, andotels, entertainment venues open october 12. >> it makes the whole area look different. >> if you have been here, you know about the congestion in and around maine avenue. no direct walking or biking path between the

. >> there is a new plan from maryland governor, larry hogan, that would mean new toll lanes. what this would mean for your drive. >> megan, hey, guys, how much is it worth to you to stay out of traffic? would you be willing to pay for toll lanes. the governor of maryland hopes so. he is suggesting a number of changes on three major highways adding these toll lanes. we are cruising along on the beltway on the outer loop in largo. still, pretty early. the volume is good. all of that is going to change. the gridlock just around the corner here this morning as it is every morning and now this plan calls for four new lanes, two in each direction, along three major highways. we are talking the maryland from the beltway to i 70 in frederick. the third highway or parkway would be the bw parkway from d.c. all the way to baltimore city. now, you would have to pay to use these lanes. existing lanes, though, they would be free. there are critics out there who say, really, we should not be investing in additional lanes. we should be concentrating our efforts on getting people off the road

governor larry hogan, republican, has done well in a dem extraic state.he democrats are not taking this lying down this primary will be intense one. there are already seven declared candidates and there could be more before it's decided. and the gubernatorial election live in gaithersburg, tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". >> nice and sunny as we roll into new season of fall. >> this is 'rl a. >> we have a couple weeks. i'm curious as we go towards the white house is the whole white after labor day a thing or is that done with. >> we never followed that. >> it's a big question and touch question. >> stuff i need to know. >> we should put an investigative journalist on it. >> we'll have fits on it. >> you can do whatever you sglant i'll see you in a white suit tomorrow jim. >> good, bright, beautiful d day. what a labor day it's been. weather improved dramatically yesterday for the rain soaked saturday and today, you cannot ask for a better last day of summer officially. 82 in washington now. and 8 actuales and 82 mannasas and 83 fredericksburg with sunsh

larry hogan supports baltimore for the new home. he would stand by any area in maryland. be a huge gift. >> wherever it was. >> yeah, huge. the lincoln memorial vandalized against due to visiting the u.s. he can face 20 years in prison. park police say they caught him scratching letters into one of the pillars with a penny. at one point he told police he didn't know he was allowed to that. >> the scary point is they're going to have to start cordoning off areas. >> that's the greatest fear. >> nobody wants to do that. >>> still ahead this morning, a new warning for parents of football players that a few seasons of fun can mean big behavior changes. we'll fill you in on a new story ahead ♪ i don't want to grow up ♪ i'm a toys"r"us kid >>> what's ne. hoxtw mark herring: my mom to provide for our family. at one point, she got fired for of all things -- getting married. that was a lifelong lesson for me: when people are hurt, you need to stand up and do something. and i've never forgotten that as your attorney general. whether it's protecting veterans and seniors from shady d

. >> today maryland governor larry hogan said irma is a good reminder for people in our region to be prepared for natural disaster, he said even though irma is not in irma's direct path. families should be ready with a three day supply of food and gallon of water per person per day for any future storms. there have been a steady people and many of them are lining up here after they're either evacuating their homes or cutting their visits short down there. news 4 megan fitzgerald talked to some of them today at reagan national airport. >> the concern for florida continues to get stronger. >> we live there for about 18 months and made some really good frnd ones or connection to the state that's bracing for the possibility of catastrophic damage for hurricane irma, which is why so many people are worried about the potential for catastrophic damage for hurricane irma. >> it looks pretty bad for miami. >> the storm devastating parts of the caribbean, destroying homes, leaving thousands homeless and killing at least nine people. >> they're evacuating to jacksonville. >> so evacuations from

. >> maryland governor larry hogan and transportation secretary signed a bill.housands of job connected with prince george's county and amtrak. labor day does not just mark the end of political season and this off election year many state and local offices are up for grabs in maryland. some of those candidates -- today in gaithersburg at the labor day parade they got the chance to meet voters face-to-face. >> there is absolutely nothing better than face-to-face physical contact. you get to sense what a person is like. it's a chance to get the people meet them one-on-one. look them in the eye, shake hands. >> trying to connect with voters is harder these days despite the reach of social media, candidates say it cannot replace meeting people face-to-face and hearing their concerns. >>> still ahead, strong response in the wake of north korea's hydrogen bomb test. officials say a massive military response could be in store. >> a show of force from north korea not holding back. the response from the white house coming up. >>> taken out of the hospital in handcuffs fo

is running into fierce competition because maryland governor larry hogan announced he's meeting with. >> this could be transformative not just for baltimore city but for the whole state of maryland. expect to get their money back. they don't need a big return because they really want to help cities like baltimore create more jobs. >> leaders in prince george's county in montgomery county are also looking into submitting a proposal to amazon. you also have virginia governor terry mcauliffe he's planning to throw virginia's name out there, too, so everybody fighting to get the headquarters here along the east coast. >>> time now 7:51. a dream come true for the virginia boy who wrote president trump saying it white house lawn. yesterday this is 11-year-old frank. not only did he get to cut the grass and he did a great job he also met the president as you just saw. after mowing the entire rose garden fx and his father got the vip treatment. they visited the oval office, the press briefing room you saw him there at the podium and they got to tour even more. fx said he never realized his o

governor larry hogan wrote a letter to his attorney general today requesting the lawsuit. force the faa to stop new flight paths into ragan national and bwi marshall airports. the faa changed the routes in 2014 to maximize safety and fuel efficiency, but people who live under the new routes say the noise has increased dramatically. i can only imagine how that sound is, quite jarring. >>> 5:48. the republican push to cut your taxes heats up today. >> house speaker paul ryan and ted cruz will make the case for the cut inar this after president trump met with a group of bipartisan lawmakers at the white house. news 4's tracie potts is live on capitol hill. where do things stand on coming up with a bill for the tax cut? >> reporter: well, they're talking but they're talking about different things right now. democrats want be to focus on health care. the president wants to focus on taxes. today he's bringing in another bipartisan group, democrats and republicans. actually, more democrats in this one. this group calls themselves the problem solvers. they're trying to figure out

as you know, larry hogan said his state will offer the additional $500 million over four years to fundetro virginia and easy do the same -- and d.c. do the same. you agree to the $500 million as well? about 300,000 virginians ride metro a day. i am a mature writer. mr. gillespie: metro is important to this region. we need for it to be safe, efficient, affordable, and reliable. , have met with the leadership especially, barbara comstock. we need to save metro. we cannot throw good money after bad. virginia has a proportional and terms of funding. itscommission is completing work. it will come forward with the recommendations. we need to see what they come forward with. we need to have control of labor costs. we need control of the governing structure. we cannot throw good money after bad. we need to get solutions. . mr. todd: dr. norton. dr. northam: metro is important to virginia in the economy. i have met with users and i am following it closely. said, therepponent are challenges with metro right now. there are safety issues. we will not spend one penny of taxpayers' money unless thes

governor larry hogan announced that he was meeting with amazon in pro poation the port washington. this could be for the whole state of maryland. they don't need a big return because they really want to help cities like baltimore create more jobs. >> that has the office of prince george's county executive raised tonight sharn baker reeling. they say that they're just not sure what to make of hogan's comments because they had submit ted several sites to be reviewed and will now likely submit directly to amazon. baker blans to himself. meantime community say s don't forget about us. i spoke with county executive mike leg it over the phone tonight. >> i believe we have some very competitive sites in the montgomery county area. he thinks they need a shot in the arm. last time i checked i was the executive county of montgomery county. >> surprise virginia has a keen interest in the a.m. done hq2 opportunity. that is a quote from the virginia economic development partnership which go es onto say it's committed to closely working with governor mcauliffe and commerce trade secretary hey mo

candidate joined the crowded field of the maryland democrats seeking to challenge republican governor larry hogan next year. kevin comenets entered the rate today. seven democrats seeking the party nomination including rushern baker of prince george's county. two new polls now show a tight race for virginia governor. a new washington survey gives democratic lieutenant governor ralph northam of four-point lead over ed gillespie. a suffolk university poll has the candidates tied. each point have more than 10% of voters are undecided. larry: we update plans to rename jeb stewart high school. the top three names ash ra rose john. supreme court justice thurgood marshall. and stewart raiders. it's up to the superintendent to make a recommendation to the fairfax county school board. it's named for a general fed rate general right -- for a confederate general right now. still ahead the redskins leaving a statement in the last hour. we have details coming up in sports. q: have you seen this man? he is an accused burglar at a alison: ahead at 6:00, an unforgettable image. a fair ride coming apart. killing