and if you're e planning on heading around theue district keep in mind a lot ofdf road closures and parkin restrictions already in place.p. red zone closures parking restrictions took placek pla yesterday. surecklosures kicked in as earledy i as 3 a.m. this mornin as you try to make your way around the national mall nati capitol and the white houseand you'll have to park farther out andthave have patience andk around just give yourselfyour extra time to get down there. th green zone parking restrictions begin dan that'shas the outer lying zone.e ou i've tweeted all the maps at erin fox on twitter.ter. the welcome ceremony, the road closures begin as early as 5:00 a.m. around the lincoln memorial. any questions at erin fox5tion d.c. on twitter. let's get you around this thursday morning.d.get yothur back to you.ningback to >> 4:37 is the time.is the te. coming up on fox5 news morningmg another american investmentesent bank is forced to pay millionsl because of predatory lending.n >> as we head to break here'sake a live look. lo. the time right now is 4:37,4:7, the temperature 45 degrees.re

this will have one impact -- that will have an operating impact on the expenses you parkine: we spokehe sounded optimistic. , we think our numbers show are number one in a most every country we are competing in. >> is this a fitbit problem? caroline: he was talking the big talk but you are right. this is not just a fitbit problem but a secular decline. a slowdown recently as we have seen companies from job on the, pebble, microsoft, nike startled to gain traction in the markets. fitbit is still the market leader in this industry. they are as you mentioned facing increasing competition from the end,.ost and -- they really struggle to gain traction in china. another big problem is overall wearables have not found its niche. it is become relegated to this gadget category. caroline: they have been trying to make this more omnipresent. they are going into relationships with insurers. give us your idea of where they go from here. how can they salvage this? reporter: he has said he what he can turn it into more than a hardware company. they wanted it to be a digital software health company t

a good morportion of the parkin lot is shut off. we had chopper 4 up a little earlier and crime scene investigators were combing through much of the area. what we do know is that some sort of fight broke out between at least three possibly more people. we know one of those people was shot the, another person was injured. they were both air lifted to inova hospital. chopper 4 continued as the air lift was taking the victims to the hospital where they are currentlyi inbeing treated. we caught up with a sergeant who did tell us that there were several schools in the area and advised us as to what if any connection there may be. in the wooded area. just beyond that wooded area is a few nearby schools. so we did make notifications to those facilities just to make cautionary measures. as of right now, we haven't been able to determine any connection to the school. just proximity wise. >> reporter: i want to show you this video captured a short time ago, this shows a bicycle and shoes a little closer to the scene that is cordoned off. it i

wrong and the two stu d e nts disastrously wrong and the two students involved, alex rosetta and luke parkinaffeine and then sent off to exercise to see what effect it had on their performance. but instead of the 0.3 grand dosage, they were each given 30 grams of caffeine. they were both hospitalised as a result, they had a life—threatening reaction, that's what it was described as in court. alex ended up in hospitalfor six days, luke was in hospitalfor two days, luke was in hospitalfor two days, both needed dialysis because their kidneys were affected by it and both lost a lot of weight as a result. they both have made a full physical recovery, it was said in court today, but a very alarming experience for them and a very serious error at northumbria university. what we know is that the officials from northumbria university were in court today. they admitted breaching health and safety guidelines in what happened here by just not supervising this properly and hence getting the wrong dosage. today, the university has been fined £400,000 for their error. what have they said about it? the univ

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let's speak to counsellor and parenting educator suzi hayman, as well as anousa parkin — who's a girlguidingit is quite shocking. so you were feeling pretty confident, but what about your peers? could any of them identify with that? to be honest, i don't know whether i can remember what the blood drinking when i was that young, i think that is part of the thing. —— what people were thinking when i was that young. i don't think they were thinking about it explicitly, it is subconscious, so it is hard to realise, i think. that is a really good point, how does it manifests? how can you tell girls are not as confident? it is about aspirations, how they might describe themselves, what choices they make, or what they see themselves as. you may find a girl, six or seven, would not see herself becoming a doctor — a knows maybe, but not a doctor. and it is about the descriptions they have of themselves. —— a nurse. and colours, blue for a boy, themselves. —— a nurse. and colours, blue fora boy, pink themselves. —— a nurse. and colours, blue for a boy, pink for a girl, already we are saying there is a