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and friday morning looks like warmest morning, temperatures may not get below 80 in pentagon city.be ice cream at the zip trip trying to convince the powers that be. 92 reagan national and dulles 89 and those are the highs yesterday. we were expect being warmen and had clouds that saved the day. morning as well. we had ongoing storm system moving the way through west virginia last night. you can see the last couple frames quickly fading as it heads out of the mountains here. we'll continue to watch. it early morning sprinkle for the most part dry day ahead and west wing will help kind of dry the atmosphere and help keep storms later on this afternoon. few and far between. and it should help warm us up more so than yesterday. we'll continue to go 95 for later this afternoon. look at tomorrow, warmed up by another degree. 99 near record. will be flirting with records tomorrow afternoon. friday warm-up as well to 96. look at morning low. only 80s. warm one for zip trip cooling it down a bit for the weekend. let's check the forecast. erin is back with traffic. >> 4:56 now tracking morn

pentagon city needs to show up big. waldorf came out big so come on pentagon cities. very high this year. >> yes. >> yes, they are. >> so is humidity and whew. >> i need a tank top version of our fox5 red polo. >> just cut the sleeves off. >> cut the sleeves off, i know. >> again enjoy your time out there. temperatures yesterday reagan national 97 degrees. hottest day so far this year. heat index hit 105. no records, though. 3 degrees shy there at reagan national. 3 degrees shy -- 3 degrees shy at dulles as well. tongue twister there. 94 degrees. bwi 95 degrees. normal highs this time of year again right around 90 but certainly not that warm. though we, of course, in july always do it from time to time. 79 degrees currently in d.c. as well as quantico and annapolis. 73 in manassas. 72 dulles. even those locations in the lower 70's still feeling that humidity. there is still a bit of a heat index. it feels like 83 in d.c., feels like 83 in annapolis. quantico 83 as well. once we get the sun in the sky much like yesterday these values will jump relatively quickly so do

. >> if you saw the pentagon city was hot white until you see poolsville. >> way to bring it down. >>appy tuesday. >> let's get to it tropical trapper -- tropical tracker see i'm having my own tuesday problems. tropical storm don. heading pretty much due west over the course of this week here. as we look into the extended modeling no real threat to united states. one model swings it up north. there's a lot of wind sheer out there to rip it apart. no threat here to the united states but fourth named storm of the season so far. 7 day forecast here back at home. 93 95 tomorrow. hit or miss shower or storm each day. most stay dry, though. look at end of week. 97 thursday. 98 friday and saturday as we head into the weekend. chances of thunderstorms increase quite a bit and each of those days starting tomorrow feeling like 100 plus. get ready for a hot one for the second half of the week in d.c. >> that's a check of the forecast. erin como is back with a check of roads. >> problems right now 4:56 leightonsville if you head to maryland. wood field road closed. and that's because of some down

. >> as news4 learned, that's not the case for one pentagon city neighborhood. >> you won't be takingt back? >> no, i leave it there. >> how does it get >> good question. how does it get back. neighbors say costco shoppers are helping themselves to carts and ditching them on sidewalks. look at this. even in apartment hall ways. the problem is creating an eyesore in the surrounding neighborhood. he and others urge costco to do something. >> so costco is creating an environment where individuals act irresponsibly. not excusing the individual, but costco, you have hundreds and hundreds of individuals each week who take the cart. >> they would like to see costco buy carts with an electronic wheel lock that stops the cart if pushed off the property. another option would require customers to deposit money for a cart and get it back when they return the cart. if you have been to that costco, it is always so crowded, i feel like it would cause a

let's head back now to our zip trip pentagon city -- excuse me pentagon row in arlington and tucker isand so much more. good morning. >> good morning, allison. having a great time out here. i can't say the weather is perfect because it's really warm and humid to start the day, it's going to be another hot one this afternoon. daytime highs in the mid 90s unlike the last couple of days most of the area or much of the area will see widespread thunderstorms between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m. look out for those storms could be on the strong side as cold front starts to move through the area. let's do quick look at the seven day and we got special guests we want to meet. this afternoon about 94. once the front gets south of us tonight and again the storm cos linger if you're going down to the beaches storm cos linger tonight down at the beaches through nine, ten, 11:00 o'clock tonight. we'll clear it out and get the sunshine back in the with less humidity saturday and sunday daytime highs around 90 degrees. so it should be beautiful weekend an dry weekend. all right. as promised we got special guest

and then the yellow line between pentagon city and mount vernon square residual delays as wie as thebetween navy yard and l'enfant. no and lower single tracking but things still not back to that normal pattern there. we also have heavy traffic 270 southbound coming down through gaithersburg and then we'll take a look at 66 next. manassas all jammed up. back to you. >> erin thank you. >>> 7:18. happening today in maryland a push to end the rising number of deaths linked to opioid use. last year overdose deaths in the free state reached an all time high. today maryland congressman opioid addiction workshop featuring state leaders and health addiction experts. it's open and free to the public. it begins at 6:00 tonight at winchester hall in frederick. >> we have more commuter muse to pass along especially for those of you who go back and forth from d.c. to new york on amtrak. today begins the so-called -- they call it summer of hell at penn station in new york. several weeks of extensive repairs to the tracks and signals. a lot few trains between here and new york including three round

after work on the night of june 30, he got off the metro at pentagon city. while walking on the south joint street he was shot and killed. the shooter was never found. >> still today when i walk by the spot i think about him. and the senseless nature that took future from a young man. investigating this and looking into the background we could never identify a reason why he would have been the target of the crime. >> the reward was never claimed. so now the family of paul is giving $5,000 to the arlington county crime solvers for a special fund used to pay future rewards. >> to ensure that the spirit in which the money was donated is kept and honored. >> lydia hopes for a break in the case. >> someone knows something. >> she believes this donation can give others hope as well. >> if there is a possibility that any other family could be helped by it, that's what we want to have happen. >> the arlington police currently have 25 cold case on file. detectives say an public, no matter how small could be the key to solve the case. in south arlington, jeff goldberg

. >> news4 learned that's not always the case for one pentagon city neighborhood. >> so you won't beg it back. >> no, i leave it there. >> how does it get back? >> you heard it there. neighbors say costco shoppers are helping themselves to carts and ditching them on sidewalks and even in apartment hall ways. look at that. the problem is creating an eyesore in the neighborhood, he and others urge costco to take action. >> costco is creating environment where individuals act irresponsibly. i am not excusing the individual, but costco, you've got hundreds and hundreds of individuals each week who take the carts. >> jaffe and others would like costco to buy carts with an electronic wheel lock that starts the cart if pushed off property. another option would require customers to deposit money to get a cart, get it back when they return the cart. causing comments on facebook. i posted it. what's the right solution? should costco be responsible? let us know. >>> good morning, i am landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. trump hotel confirms reports that several hotels have been hacked, including

train single tracking between pentagon city. green lines single tracking between -- three lines single tracking because of a late roadwork. real dae lice for a lot of people. the other issues on the roads. inner loop before 4. chopper 4 over the scene here. you can see on the right side of the roadway there, we have this pepsi truck burned down. around 3:30 this morning. inner loop before 4:00 this morning the backup building. this is going to be here for some time. good morning, chuck and sheena. >>> it's a beautiful start to a monday. it was a pretty weekend around here. the beginning of what's going to be an ugly week ahead. >> that's going to be the story as we go today, we're starting off comfortably through the rest of the week. heat and humidity on the rise. we could have one day. i'm sorry, chuck. >> wait until you're standing out here in that suit with a shirt underneath. going to be really hot and humid. we're seeing mostly sunny skies right now. temperaturewise, rest of the area, 64 dulles. 67 clinton. gatorsburg at 6

he took metro back to pentagon city, stopped into the harris teeter, store cameras record him leaving. after leaving, he had with him the cigarettes and mountain dew that he just bought. he was walking along the path on pentagon row, continuing up, just a few steps from where we are. up ahead at the world that's where shots rang out. >> the bullets shattering the glass store front. paul killed. the motive, that's what's bother detectives to this day. it wasn't robbery, nothing was taken from him. >> whenever identified -- we never identified anything in his background or a target of a crime. >> even with pain, more than a decade deep. news families not giving up and finding paul's killer. >> but if it doesn't help you, and maybe it can help another family and solve something tragic that has happened to another family. >> which brings us back to that giant check, donated to articling crime sol vers. >> -- sovrers. >> and remember what happened to paul. >> if they have to keep waiting to find his killer, it doesn't mean another victim's family shouldn't find healing, in arlington. >>> t

this happened last week at a home on 22nd street in arlington just a few blocks south of pentagon city. chris gordon talked with those and unsettling, to say the least, chris. >> reporter: you will hear from one of the women who live here in just a moment. first, let me say, police tell us this would be scarey for any of us, what happened here. no one knows for sure how long a homeless man was living here after breaking in to sleep in the attic. >> of course it's creepy to hear is someone's in your house. >> reporter: that's how she describes hearing -- she doesn't want to be identified, but told us what happened. >> i heard footsteps above me and i checked in with my landlord because he uses the storage above in the past. >> reporter: the landlord called arlington county police. officers came and entered the sliding glass door in the back of the house and made their way up to the attic. there they found 60-year-old anthony jones had moved in with his belongings and bedding. officers arrested jones for unauthorized entry. >> this is definitely a story that would resinate with anybody,

he took metro back to pentagon city, stopped into harris teeter. store cameras record him leaving. >> reporter: after leaving harris teeter, her brother had cigarettes and mountain dew he just bought. he was walking along this path, along pentagon row. continuing up a few steps from where we are. up ahead at the world market, that's where shots rung out. the bullet shattering the glass storefront. paul, killed. the motive? that's what bothers detectives to this day. it wasn't robbery, nothing was taken from him. >> we never identified anything in his background that would lead him to be the victim of a crime or target of a cream. >> even a decade deep, this family not giving up finding paul's killer. >> if it doesn't help him, maybe it can help another family and solve something tragic that's happened to another family. >> which brings us back to that giant check donated to arlington county crime solvers. >> remembering what happened with paul. >> while painful, paul's family figures if they have to keep waiting to find his killer, it doesn't mean

this happened last week at a home in the 22nd street in arlington just a few blocks south of pentagon city. chris gordon is there with details on how the surprise house guest got inside, chris. >> reporter: well, he broke in through a sliding glass door that was open. just imagine how scarey this would be if it happened at your home, someone breaking camping in the attic. well, that's exactly what happened to the two women who leaves part of this house on 22nd street in arlington. -- who leased part of this house on 22nd street in arlington. i spoke to one of the woman just an hour ago. the tenant who lives here was surprised hearing noises right above her head in the over night darkness friday morning. she doesn't want to be identified but told us what happened. >> i heard footsteps above me and i checked in with my landlord because sometimes people -- he's used the storage above in the past. >> the tenant called her landlord, who alerted arlington county police. they searched the attic and located a homeless man, 60-year-old anthony jones. he's being charged with unlawful entry. >> repor

it's been more than ten years since a soldier was murdered at pentagon city mall, his family is hoping for justice. still ahead, what they're saying about this cold case and the search for his killer. >> storm team 4 by 4 out on the road as rain continues to fall. amelia is in the storm center with more on what you can expect where you live. >> social media editor brittany johnson. us, hit that follow button today. our tech house is taking over our feed to shop the latest xytz exhibit. it's super cool if you haven't already seen it on instagram. nearly 7,000 people have already visited since the june 1st opening. it lasts all summer long until september 3rd. for more details all you have to i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile. i need one number... not two. i'm always moving forward... because i can't afford to get stuck in the past. comcast business. built for business. . >>> boy, oh boy look behind us, nothing

>> we're in pentagon city and chinatown and we'll be opening up a few more restaurants in the regionn the next 12 months. >> we love you, justin, but i'm sorry, we love the food part of you, which is the chef. chef, tell us a little bit about what -- some of the concepts here, what kind of food we're going to eat today, but also what we can find on your menu. >> okay. well, what we're going to do today is our walnut street noodle salad. it is whole wheat noodles, this is organic arugula. cauliflower, some mushroom, lemon walnut vinaigrette and parmesan crisps. >> i can go on a kiosk and pick and choose what i want to eat. >> this is one o our suggested salads. we havee you can totally customize whatever you want and just kind of have it your way. >> let's make it. >> for sure. so, this is what we're going to do here. we have these cold noodles here that we've cooked and just kind of shocked. we're going to make a big salad here. we have a nice large bowl. >> we like big salads around here. >> yep. so, the cold noodles are great in a salad. it's a cool way to experience our noodles bu

much more in our zip trip from pentagon city.t's why pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness so all they feel is love pampers swaddlers >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> braking right now at 7 o'clock a house and a police cruiser go up in flames in we're live on the scene in damascus. >> plus new details overnight out of rural pennsylvania involving those four missing men. first we learned of a confession. now word of a new arrest in the case. >> also ahead brides in a bind. a well known wedding begin to designer shuts down stores all across the country including some in our area leaving many here wondering what to do. >> first though a live look outside. it is friday, july 14th. this is pentagon row in arlington virginia. tucker holly and wisdom all there. they're getting ready for today's zip trip party. little puppy is there, too. it starts right at this hour. we'll join them and check in a little later. >> more people down there to have a good time to celebrate a friday m

pentagon. >>> the city attorney is looking to shut down 15 rent controlled apartments. the city said many of the units are not up to code. the tenets and their advocates worry about we this will go if they are evicted from the unit. >> i do not know where i can go. i do not know what to do and where to go. it's a stretch. >> where is the city going to find 15 comparable units, these people have done nothing wrong and they do not deserve to be displaced. >> the commission will continue the issue until october to give the city time to find the people proper housing. >> schools in california are looking to fill as many teacher vacancy as they can before the school year starts. only 16,000 of 24,000 jobs have been filled. many districts will start the we are with a 20% substitute faculty. we know that some districts are getting creative with the way that they are felling vacancies. the sacramento district recruited teachers from the philippines. >>> the morning commute is starting earlier and earlier. new numbers from the transportation commission is showing that traffic is

you know you got the mall right here, the fashion center pentagon city. >> yes. >> and the neighborhoodyoung families. you know, it's very vibrant. >> yes. >> so when you're out and about, you're surrounded by other folks that are out and about. it's friendly, it's open. >> yes. >> and also, you're about ten minutes from downtown d.c. so you can enjoy the smith smithsonian. you can get downtown. >> and all that dc has to offer. >> all that dc has to offer. and if you have a commute to work every day, it's not that bad. >> yeah. there you go. >> there you go. thank you sir. >> all right. we appreciate it. >> thank you wis dollar. >> good to see. >> i appreciate being here. let's back on inn sigh. we got a lot mr. to talk about throughout the morning here on this zip trip. >> i know. >> don't worry, wisdom, we're coming back to you for sure. but we have a bit of news we have to talk about as well. 9:20 now. deadly attack in tourist killed taking part in a popular social media stunt in saint martin and taking a neighborhood feud to new heights literally. we've got a check enwalls is make h

>> we just opened at ballpark swear location and then at the end of the month we're opening at pentagon cityly. >> okay great. also, at home when i make salads how do you measure out the protein? how do you know what the right amount of chicken to add or beef? >> i think it's based off of your diet. whatever you're feeling comfortable consuming. but definitely balance of vegetables. always do way more vegetables than do you protein. make sure -- >> stay with greens. >> absolutely. what do we have over here. >> pita bread and chips. >> i will s delicious with hummus. >> with again dressing. the green shu good. >> really spicy. >> the pita chips add a nice crunch to your salad if you want to add those. >> this is my favorite to take pita chips and dip it in. >> dip it in the dressing. >> we have a -- >> you shall take it from co cooking to comb mow to eating with comb mow. >> it's a little bit of both. i didn't think you're a good cook if you don't try what you cook. >> right, vanessa. >> absolutely. >> you can come eat with us. >> what kind of protein would you like to start out. >> i would l

rebels started an operation to retake the area back in november and last month of the old city and now the pentagon says its military advisors are also operating inside the city to support local militants however washington hasn't revealed the number of u.s. troops there but a coalition spokesman has previously said there are not hundreds. ryan dillon also said forces in iraq are a more exposed to enemy contact than those during the battle for mosul in iraq according to him the troops are in syria and assisting and accompanying mission and elaborated on the meaning of this by saying american troops call in air strikes. takes a close look at the history of train and assist operations by its this train those are all the tags you always get when the pentagon tries to explain what american soldiers are doing in iraq in fear for use in assist in training aspect advise and assist in training mission. training equipping. and assist train equip and assist in the company and our partners on the ground so let's break down those terms that often fall like a bunch of cliches actually mean very specific things

pentagon in the iraqi city of mosul despite the fact the city was declared freer.

city. pentagon officials tell us that the major advance in the weeks will battle to drive isis militants fromheir self-declared capital. i in iraq, that countries forces with u.s. backing are continuing their steady advance against the last isis stronghold in mosul. the prime minister says the civilians have rejected terrorists. the remaining militants trapped in the old city are now in a fight to the death.. in caracas, venezuela, the supreme court has taken anotheri step in undermining the country's chief prosecutor. the panel has named a prosecutor one sanctioned by the u.s. to be the nation's number two law enforcement official. venezuelan president nicolas maduro's government has stripped congress of its powers. massive demonstrations againstde the government continue. a lot to cover across the world let's talk about the president's foreign policy challenges, the most pressing oi course north korea. elliott engrams is senior fellow for middle eastern studies at the council on foreign relations. michael hanlon at the brookings institution. gentlemen, standby. we received a statement from

city. pentagon officials tell us that the major advance in the weeks will battle to drive isis militants from their self-declared capital. in iraq, that countries forces with u.s. backing are continuing their steady advance against the last isis stronghold in mosul. the prime minister says the civilians have rejected terrorists. the remaining militants trapped in the old city are now in a fight to the death. in caracas, venezuela, the supreme court has taken another step in undermining the country's chief prosecutor. the panel has named a prosecutor one sanctioned by the u.s. to be the nation's number two law enforcement official. venezuelan president nicolas maduro's government has stripped congress of its powers. massive demonstrations against the government continue. a lot to cover across the world by let's talk about the president's foreign policy challenges, the most pressing of course north korea. elliott and grams his senior fellow for middle eastern studies at the council on foreign relations. michael hanlon at the brookings institution. gentlemen, standby. william received a statemen

pushed the terror group out of most of the area, they are in the final stages, the pentagon says iraq's second-largest city away from liberation. benjamin hall is following the story live from london. >> hi, molly. great progress made in the battle for mosul itself, but there is a sense with the suicide attempts, as they lose more territory, that is exactly the way they are going to go. amid all this brutal fighting, the real sign of their desperation is now that they are using many more women to blow themselves up. on monday morning in mosul's old city, two female bombers hid among a group of civilians before targeting iraqi troops. the terror group has even been targeting displaced families on a scale unlike before. on sunday evening, a suicide bomber dressed in women's ropes killed 14 refugees. the death toll would've been a lot higher had an iraqi colonel not been suspicious, dying himself with saving many others. after days of intense fighting, the militant held territory of mosul is not drinking rapidly. there are estimated to be only a few hundred isis fighters left but tens of thousands civilians s

city. at the pentagon, jennifer griffin, fox news. >> that does it for us here on "the four on 2". >> more coverage of that fire in san jose. we're learning the san jose county fire department is sending its task force. >>> breaking news out of the south bay. a wildfire is continuing to burn in the hills east of san jose. over the last hour we have watched this large plume of smoke while planes and helicopters have been making air drops. >> that vegetation fire is burning southeast of the downtown area. you are looking at live pictures from skyfox live over the scene. we have been watching as that plume of smoke is billowing into the air. you can see the burned out area there. we are working to get confirmation on exactly how much acreage has burned but this fire started late this afternoon around 4:00 today. multiagencies are responding. cal fire got on this right away attacking it from the air and ground. >> the fire is burning near metcalfe and san felipe roads. that's a little bit south of mount hamilton. the area appears to be dry vegetation a, brush, grass, and some trees in the area

city. as for the saturday morning the pentagon is increasing the level of secrecy around its nuclear weapons inspections according to a report out from the associated press news agency safety and security reports had previously been made available to the public but the u.s. joint chiefs of staff now say a new layer of secrecy is necessary. we are comfortable with the secrecy for as long as nuclear weapons exist the u.s. will maintain a safe secure and effective nuclear stockpile but transparency compay to say the move goes beyond u.s. national security concerns and they fear it's about covering up incompetence that have been a few lapses in the past is a reminder. every single day for. the most part when. it's not likely. the internal and external reviews are ordered to show that are consistent lack of investment and support for nuclear forces or far too many years has left us with too little margin to cope with mounting stresses. the reviews found evidence of systematic problems that if not addressed could undermine the safety security and effectiveness of the elements of the force in the f

controversial by some americans we decided to ask people here in new york city what they thought was a good way for the pentagon to save money and for comparison we have a few examples of how the pentagon spends its cash the military spends roughly forty one point six million dollars each year on vi agrah number two million dollars on strip clubs casinos by personnel misusing their government credit cards and number three in uniform in afghanistan that does not match the landscape of the country and the last one hundred eighty three thousand five hundred dollars spent by the defense department on birdwatching which one do you think is true the strip clubs yeah where going to go with the bird watching. for and so let me guess they're all true and all of them are true. really. shocking that's why was when you said true it was like they all sound true to me yeah that's ridiculous by aggro they come by the fire one scary doesn't surprise a bit of the scary any one point six whole jesus sounds pretty wasteful i'm sure they could use that money a little bit better towards other things like fighting wars make use of t

. >> according to pentagon sources v they've penetrated 25 miles east of the city of ban ma t unks itght well but by 1975 it became more and more clear that the north vietnamese were building up a for midble system that pour tended real danger for the south vietnamese. >> the communists began the first major attack of their offensive. saigon's troops made a vital stand. the high lands might be lost and south vietnam could be cut in two. >> the plan that the north vietnamese conceived would be a two-year plan. what happened was that when attacking the central highlands town, the government lost its composure. >> government troops were ordered-to-pull out of the central highland provinces. >> the withdrawal became a route. civilians and soldiers leaving in panic, leaving behind huge supplies of american-made war materials. >> the north vietnamese never thought it would result in this decision to abandon the highlands. they reconvened their central military committee and determined that the iron is hot and this is the time to strike. >> president tiu said the people are leaving, anyway.

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city. north korea has conducted another missile test that's london this. the pentagon say said register at the launch believes the missile to be able to stay wherever there have been no details on the range of the weapon which tokyo flew for forty minutes the latest missile test is the fourteen young young has carried out this year in violation of a un. korea has called for an emergency national security meeting. military psychologist regarded as the architects of the cia's enhanced interrogation program will discover on friday whether they have to stand trial over their so-called participation in acts of torture bruce jessen and james mitchell have created on personally tested harsh torture methods forming a company that profited from the program their techniques were used on suspected terrorists held at secret cia prisons when the country launched its war on terror following the nine eleven attacks but the twenty fourteen torture reports released by a senate select committee find that some of those who were subjected to the brutal interrogations had not even been inv