time for them to have a say or even make suggestions on what the new material should include. >>> it's a change you need to know about in arlington. you will now get a ticket if you pass a stopped school bus and get caught by one of the district's safety cameras. more than 20 buses have the mounted cameras that record passing vehicles. and the fine is $250. >>> next on "news4 this week," pulling an all-nighter. why thousands chose to burn the midnight oil a national mall's most popular museums. >>> she got the wrong piece of furniture -- twice. then when she asked for a refrom your understanding the company told her she had to pay. that's when she called nbc 4 responds. all: milk! milk! milk! milk! milk! okay! fun's over. aw. aw. ♪ thirsty? my friend said i had to earn my way to the cool table. oh, sweet jamie. you got to stick up for yourself, like with the name your price tool. people tell us their budget, not the other way around. so i was at the cool table all along. ♪ ♪ my cousin's wedding is c♪ming soon. i like the bride more than the groom. ♪ turquoise dresses... so excited. did all her exes get invited? no ones got moves

. >>> right now roads around the mall including the arlington memorial bridge are closed until 11:00 tonight. there are closures along constitution and pennsylvania avenues for the national independence day parade. that parade starts in less than an hour, which means participants are lining up right now. >> so are the spectators. new 4's derrick ward is live along the parade's staging the sidewalks are already packed with people, aren't they, derrick? >> reporter: indeed they are. this is where it all comes together, the part of parades a lot of people don't see. this is where you have a convergence of events here. in the foreground you see some of the floats and the hot air balloons that will be part of this parade. now, it kicks off at 11:45 but people are always starting to gather. it's always fascinating. you see the military groups start to form as well. it's also a time for socializing for people. people can take pictures with some of their favorite doctors like scooby do and looking at the tasmanian devil behind me. a balloon is being inflated and% the local bands and some of t

everything around the mall including the arlington memorial bridge closed until about 11:00 tonight. there will also be closures along constitution and pennsylvania avenues for the parade. ♪ america, america ♪ >> that's a taste of what you'll hear at tonight's capitol fourth concert. it starts at 8:00. tom bergeron is hosting this year. if you are taking metro, you won't have to deal with track work today but there will be crowds. morning and closes at midnight. trains are running on a saturday schedule until 2:00 this afternoon. then ramp up to near rush hour service levels before and after the fireworks. now, because of the large crowds, you cannot bring bicycles and large coolers. metrobus runs on a saturday schedule. again, but expect detours around the national mall. now, if you are still making plans, we have a list of fourth of july parades and fireworks on the nbc washington app. that includes events costing $40 or less, search fourth of july and share your pictures with us. do that. just make sure to use th the #howwe4th. >>> a fairfax county man is recovering after his foot

members of the arlington arlingt branch of the naacp would likeod that term removed # they say thy theyant equal recognitionecogn for the service membersebers regardless of their color.rol the chairman of the countyf thet board says she's interested in considering another plaque.th >> tobacco is once again aacco target for lawmakers in the district.rict leaders want to stop smokeless tobacco use at sporting eventsgt and also stop the sale of tobacco top people under the uer age of 21. today council members yvetterstt alexander and mary cheh held aed press conference bfo hearing to discuss bothss both measures. they say these two measures mea are to focus on ways to keepo k kids from getting addicted to a product that causes so manycaa health problems.s. >> smokeless tobacco is strongly associated withh playing sports and specifically baseball.l. these athletes often serve asere role models to our youth. our y >> we know clearly that tobacco in another of its smoking or nonsmoking,onok smokeless tobacco forms is fms highly dangerous and highly addictive. >> similar laws to the ones being

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we will have the winning numbers on abc7 news at 11:00. good luck. arlingtonounty has been recognized as one of the best communities in the country for walking. two walking published a book called america's walking renaissance and says arlington is a model for the rest of the country. "prevention" magazine named arlington one of the 25 best cities for walking. doug: a lot of hills to walk up, too. maureen: there are. doug: that is part of it. maureen: a lot of nice hot and humid weather to make you perspire more. doug: heat and humidity for 24 more hours and then drier weather in here. get started. for the fourth consecutive day we topped 90-degree mark. 91 this afternoon at reagan national. then they got a brief cooling off with a heavy shower. dropped to 80 degrees. the morning low was 87. we are 791 -- 91 in fredericksburg. 84 in the capital. but with the lower temperatures the humidity levels are so high with the recent rain it still feels like it is 93 in washington. feels like 101 in fredericksburg. check the rest of the numbers. a steamy night here. pla

what i would say there is that plaintiffs -- the evidence proved theplaintiffs arlington heights factors. it's said in a brief. we proved all the changes made decision didlby favor african americans. proved that virtually all of the reasons the legislator stated at the time, in the legislative simply not true. we proved pretext. and the legislators in the face assertedecord legislative privilege and never came forward and put their behind oath behind any other reason that they might what they did that they did in this bill. thatfore we believe there's only one conclusion that can be made on this record in intent. racial and that is that all of the evidence supports and requires a finding that this law was enacted for racial intent. doesn't the true, burden shift to the defendants in this case? >> yes. be able to try to prove that they would have same thing without the racial intent. but they never made any effort that, and they specifically said that the amendment to the photo i.d. law, that thatnot claiming cured any racial intent that existed in the original. >> where do they say that?

so everything around the mall, including the arlington memorial bridge will be closed from 6:00 this morning until around 10:00 tonight. there will be closures along constitution and pennsylvania avenues for the parade. >>> if you are taking metro, you won't have to deal with track word today. there will be crowds. the rail opens at 7:00 this morning and closes at midnight. trains are running on a saturday schedule until about 2:00 this afternoon and then they will ramp up to near rush hour service levels before and after the fireworks. because of the large crowds, you cannot bring bicycles or large coolers. metrobus runs on a saturday schedule as well, but expect detours around the national mall. >>> if you plan on ton. sober ride is offering free cab trips from 10:00 tonight until 4:00 in the morning. call 1-800-200-taxi for a way home. more than 230 people took advantage of that service last year. >> i think we might be okay as far as the weather goes this morning. >> fingers crossed for the fireworks tonight. chuck has 4 things to know for us. >> fingers are crossed. that may be t

while some of the groundskeepers at the arlington national cemetery walked off the job. alison: later -- michelle: a bride turns to "7 on your side" cake left a bad taste in her mouth. alison: but first going back to the beginning. while the fifth stage of safetrack may sound familiar. jonathan: covering metro and plans now for the transit it starts tomorrow where it began. that means the trains will be single tracking between the east falls church and ballston stations at all times. single tracking, those stations. the surge is set to last until july 31. alison: safetrack has been a boon for virginia railway express. summer is usually a slow time for trains going through northern virginia. of course vacations and flexible schedules are happening then. last tuesday v.r.e. set a record for the most individual trips in a day. that was just more than 23,000. and the weekly ridership topped 100,000 trips last week. the first time v.r.e. has ever hit that number. v.r.e. is crediting metro safetrack surge that closed the blue and yellow lines for the spike in its service. if y

alexandria comes in third on the niche.com's list. arlington, number two. best place in the country for millennials, cambridge, massachusetts, outside of have been sucked in the world of pokÉmon go. we talked about this for two days now. the app launched a week ago. it has exploded in popularity. michelle: this is a big deal. as mike carter-conneen reports some worry that players are wandering around disrespecting memorials at the national mall and that is where mike joins us. mike: the national park service is trying to tap in the popularity of this game. even encouraging players to come down to the mall. the facebook page saying that the rangers will be available to help them. but the rangers are also reminding visitors to be respectful. especially around sites like the interior chamber of the lincoln or the jefferson memorials where the rangers say pokÉmon go should not go. using the wildly popular augmented reality app pokÉmon go, players are flocking to the national mall. >> whoever played the game or watch the show wants to catch a pokÉmo >> there is

. >>> as you know, everything around the national mall and the arlington memorial bridge will be closed from 6:00 to 11:00 on the fourth.ç the fireworks show is scheduled for 11:00. there will be a parade that kicks off just before noon. >>> tom, district leaders want to make sure that the holiday is as safe as possible for you and your family. they updated the public to let them know what they are doing to keep you secure. we break it down and derrick ward is working the story right now and is live with us in about ten minutes. >>> news4 is helping you get ready for the holiday. >> we're going to show you how to enjoy the festivities on a budget and how c museum for free. >> and facebook and twitter will go with the #howwe4th. we'll be showing them on air and online all weekend long. >>> staying on top of breaking news right now at the live desk. as many as 40 hostages taken at the capital of bangladesh. we're told as many as nine gunmen stormed a restaurant, a place where many foreigners would be. security forces quickly engaged the gunmen and so far four police officers have been ki

his wife credits an amazing response by the arlington ems for getting to joe quickly and rushing him off to george washington university hospital where two doctors removed a blockage from his neck and brain. now he tells me this was the third time in his life he's come close to death. a few years ago, he survived cancer then back in 1967, during the vietnam war, he was aboard the uss forestall part of the crew that put out a huge five that killed 143 his doctors at georgia washington university hospital say it's an honor to have helped him spend another july 4th with his family. >> it's incredibly is symbolic on this day, the day we're recognizing our vets and we're recognizing this country's independence to be able to have a great outcome for someone who's done so much for this country and his children, who have been involved in the armed forces to actually do something for them in are you sure is incredibly meaningful. >> i'm a lucky guy. >> reporter: he also wants to thank act complete stranger who he says jumped into the middle of a crowded intersection to block traffic so joe's a

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inconvenience for us, but we'rer better off if we can detect things prior to them happening.p the arlington regularly scheduledcd meeting. this is the 10-page agenda that was posted online. we did notice that the dod proposal was not on the list, but it will likely be addeddd later this week ahead of saturday's meeting. teisha lewis, fox5 local newses. > a very emotional gathering in l dallas, texas today. president obama, vice president biden and former president george w bush attended an inter faith memorial service to honorh the five police officers killed last week. they all spoke and delivered a similar message, americans must bridge their differences and they must support police. we have lost so much.h. we are grief stricken, heartbroken and forever greatful. every officer has accepted a calling that sets them apart. most of us imagine if the momene called for that we would risk our lives to protect a spouse or a child. those wearing the uniform assume that risk for the safety of strangers. and when anyone, no matter howa good their intentions may be paints all police as biased or big

there's the warning for arlington and the district and prince george's until midnight, and another one 11:30 for ann arundel county east there. upper marlboro and clinton getting hammered here. a fair amount of lightning, especially going east to queen ann out to route 50 for bowie. here was hail. not too long ago in the area that measured 2.7 on the doppler, and so, serious storm, and that's one of the criteria for a warning. inch-sized hail or quarter- sized hail. this whole storm is headed south and east, and clinton, on your doorstep right now. waldorf at 11:45, and huntingtown at 11:40 and prince frederick, and they have been extended in terms of warnings. almost hot on thursday, and not bad, considering what is coming our way. dangerous heat friday through monday. highs around 100, records are possible. heat indentions in the order of 110 to 111 degrees. 70s to start. 83 by 1:00, and the sunshine, and the next 3 days, we are okay on thuray make hay, and then boom, 97. afternoon storms. yellow weather alert. sunday 99, and easy to remember, 100 on monday, and some release, althoug

. >> and we begin tonight with a confrontation in the courthouse metro station in arlington a woman west after the man she claims housed his phone to record video up her skirt. take a look the woman won tronted the man 3 p.m. as soon as he got off the escalator and you can see him there talking to the woman and then trying to throw thinks phone on the ground to break. it and other riders saw what was happening and also stopped the man from leaving the station. arlington county and metr transit police arrested the man he's charged with unlawful filming. >>> a baby that went missing from virginia has been found safe and sound in maryland. this after an amber alert was issued earlier today. and "fox5" lauren demarco joins us liver from hyattsville with the details, lauren. well, tony whether you were near a tv, radio, sdriving down the highway and saw one of the signs or got the alert on your smart phone there's a good change the you heard about this amber alert today and a search for missing 6 week old baby police believe the little girls with with her mother a virginia woman and they were

members of the arlington church young republicans and arlington republican party watched together. from both groups say participate this fall. >> this is not a normal election and not a normal candidate running for office. we as republicans have a responsibility to say this is not acceptable, this is not our party. >> if you don't vote, you can't complain. >> they feel turn-out will be high in november because of the unpredictable nature of this election so far. >>> with the rnc over, the focus now is on hillary clinton and the democrats. virginia senator tim kaine is said to be on her short lift list. questions kept circling back to his possible spot on the democratic ticket. >> it's kind of surreal. i'm glad i sort of went through it eight years ago because i understand the rhythm of the thing. but being mentioned has no connection with, you know, anything. >> we've learned that senator kaine will join terry m

so everything around the mall, including the arlington memorial bridge will be closed from 6:00 this ures along constitution and pennsylvania avenues for the parade. >>> if you are taking metro, you won't have to deal with track word today. there will be crowds. the rail opens at 7:00 this morning and closes at midnight. trains are running on a saturday schedule until about 2:00 this afternoon and then they will ramp up to near rush hour service levels before and after the fireworks. because of the large crowds, you cannot bring bicycles or large coolers. metrobus runs on a saturday schedule as well, but expect detours around the national mall. >>> if you plan on

>> she confronted the individual, an argument ensued. >> reporter: arlington police and metro transit police converge on the scene and make the arrest. charge charged this 34-year-old man. they say he is from the district. >> we're going to continue to investigate this individual's actions. we believe there may be additional victims. if you believe you may be the victim call the police department so we can investigate. >> reporter: so when he threw that phone to the ground, did he destroy the pictures? did he destroy the evidence? no, say police. they say if they can find the phone, they can find pictures. jim, back to you. >> pat collins, thanks, pat. >>> metro is investigating yet another possible red signal violation. this one happened just before 9:00 this morning at national airport station. metro says yellow line train was pulling into the station quite slowly. when controllers were alerted that the train went past a red signal. the operator of that train was taken out of service, pending an investigation. nobody injured. there was no damage. >> an emotional day in dallas as thr

. >> reporter: across the potomac river in arlington, members of the arlington falls church young republicans and arlington republican party gathered to speech. in the d.c. area, presidential elections are both politics and business. >> if more people were as involved as we are in this room, i think you would have higher voter turnout and more of a representative style government as opposed to what a lot of people claim and don't vote and then you end up in a situation that if you don't vote, you can't complain. >> we're very much in the business of politics. a lot of us are. so, yeah, it is very personal, very interesting thing, so when you get to this happening, you get a lot of people showing up. >> reporter: and obviously a late night for all those who attended the beach party. >> jackie, thank you. >>> now that the rnc is over, all eyes are on hillary clinton and the democrats. tonight, speculation is growing that clinton could make virginia senator tim kaine her pick for vice president. we caught up with the senator at a couple of events in northern virginia today. kaine talked about im

his wife credits an amazing response by the arlington ems for getting to joe quickly and rushing him off to george washington university hospital. but that was also a stranger that joe's wife maureen said appeared at just the right time to help. >> we were in a congested area with track. and this just makes me have goose bumps. a gentleman stepped off the curb to get in the middle of the intersection to stop the traffic from this way so the ambulance could get through this way. it was amazing. >> reporter: thanks to that mysterious man, joe was able to make it to the hospital in time where two doctors removed a blockage from his neck and brain. now he tells me this was the third time in his life he's come close to death. a few years ago, he survived cancer. back in annie 67, during the vietnam war, he was aaboard the u.s.s forestall. he put out a huge fire that killed 143 men. his doctors say it's an honor to have helped him spend another july 4th with his family. >> it's incredibly symbolic on this day, the day that we are recognizing our vets and we're recognizing this country's ind

i see unity today when the arlington police and the texas dps officers step up to relieve our exhaustedoir behind me symbolizes that unity, coming from six churches across our city. these three religious leaders, imam omar suliman, rabbi mark paley and dr. sharon paterson will pray in a few minutes in a show of unity. i believe you'll hear words of unity from other speakers. the senior senator from texas, john cornyn, president bush, police chief david brown, and president obama. the past few days have been some of the darkest in our city's histories. there's no question about that. as we bury these men in the coming days, it will not get easier, i know. but there is nothing like a crisis that forces one to take pause of your life and your city's life. and if you're from out of town, i hope you'll forgive me for a moment. i want to speak to my fellow dallasites. i've searched hard in my soul of late to discover what mistakes we have made. i've asked, why us? and in my moments of self-doubt i discovered the truth. that we did nothing wrong. in fact, dallas is very, very good. our police

i see unity today with the arlington police and the texas dps officers step up to relieve our exhaustedoir behind me come from six churches across our city. these three religious leaders will pray in a few minutes in a show of unity. i believe you will hear words of unity from other speakers, the senior senator from texas, john cornyn, president bush, police chief david brown and president obama. the past few days have been some of the darkest in our city's histories, there's no question about that. as we bury these men in the coming days, it will not get easier, i know. but there's nothing like a crisis that forces one to take pause of your life and your city's life. and if you are from out of town, i hope you will forgive me for a moment, i want to speak to my fellow dallas people. i have searched hard in my soul of late to discover what mistakes we have made. i have asked, why us? and in my moments of self-doubt, i discovered the truth. that we did nothing wrong. in fact, dallas is very, very good. our police are among the best in the country. i am in awe of our dallas police officer

the standard he applied. mr. farr: he followed arlington heights. wynn: what is that standard? mr. farr: that they followed all procedures and handled this bill a similar way to other bills. they adopted amendments that soft and the alleged -- adopted a significant amendment when proposed by democratic senator, senator stein where he, the original bill got the number of days from 17 to 10. drop from 17 to 10 because, as judge schroeder found, under the prior law, there have been gamesmanship about the early voting sites. the replaced in areas that favored democratic voters and joe schroeder made a finding on that. the reason why the legislature cut the days, one of the reasons, they wanted to have equal treatment for early voting senate -- centrist. -- centrist. >-- centers. >> engage in actual motives? , with due respect, the rational basis issue is a completely different question. >> i need to articulate on that. i'm not try to make the case one way or another. that i think is critical. critical determination, what did the judge do in applying the law? the notebook. if he did not

the county says only one device will be placed in arlington if approved. the department of defense has requested the public not know the type of equipment or where it's located. the dod wants an exemption to limit who knows where it's located. >> many cases. the county is scheduled to vote on the proposal next tuesday. cheryl conner, abc 7 news. kimberly: a billboard in frederick has come down. parents complained about the message that addiction is preventable, parenting is prevention. parent started a petition sing the billboard did not recognize addiction as a disease. it county health department apologized and remove the billboard. this little dog is a survivor, but it is his voice that's getting the attention. [howling] pup singing his way into everyone's hearts. and the weather forecast. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis... vaccine he had received. until 20 there were... no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can... lead to dea

the democratic side. jeff goldberg is standing by in arlington with a look at what senator kaine is saying about the attention. what are you seeing and jeff: well, leon, today tim kaine was business as usual holding prescheduled events in arlington and sterling across the river in virginia. the big question now is will he soon be the man hoping to occupy the vice president's home in northwest washington? if you are looking to spoke the v.p. buzz for tim kaine he is not the guy. >> don't believe all the hype. jeff: following closed door round table discussion on immigration in arlington, kaine met with a crush of local and network tv cameras and reporters asking if he expects to be or wants to be hillary clinton's v.p. pick. >> i'm a happy senator. i'm not looking for another job. jeff: countless media reports have kaine on top of hillary clinton's list with agriculture secretary tom vilsack. runningmate for senator obama says it is still surreal the second time around. >> is it strange? >> it is. it is. you know we are excited about philly. i'm looking forward to being there. i will be working to help hillary

congressional delegation announced a $90 million fast lane granted to help with the repairs to the arlington memorial bridge. that will help planning so the construction can begin next year. they are still looking for another $250 million federal government. leon: a woman stabbed several times and left to die in her own front yard. they believe they found the man they believe who did it and then stole the woman's car from windsor road in lexington park. maryland bureau chief brad bell picks up the story from there. betty brisco clutches a picture of her husband. three hours after her cousin cecilia stubbs was murdered in front of her own lexington park home. the pain is fresh. >> i mean, she was a sweet person. she wouldn't hurt nobody. she would do what she can for anyone. a sweet; loving person. >> someone brings card and balloons for the grieving family to ease the sudden unexpected heartache of a violent death. >> why would someone do something this bad to someone so loveable. >> she had come out of her car to go to work as a care-giver when she was attacked. the man pulled her from the

it happened at the arlington county courthouse metro station. police tell the story this way. a woman gets off the metro.ridi. she gets the sense that something isn't right. she looks behind her and sees a man who has a cell phone up her dress and is taking pictures. she confronts him and then up here on the platform, they say that man takes his cell phone and smashes it on the ground. that draws the attention of a couple passing by, and they come >> they surrounded the suspect. they made sure the suspect was unable to leave the scene. police arrived within minutes and we were able to take him into custody. >> reporter: arlington police, metro transit police, they converged on the scene. they had this man in custody in no time. we just obtained surveillance video of the whole incident. it's something to see. i'll have that for you coming up at 6:00. wendy, back to you. >> pat collins, thank you, pat. >>> let's head up to chopper 4 and look at a fire at a nursing home near the grovener metro station. the flames started in the attic, firefighters say. staff evacuated the buildin

jamie says the only limits you have are the ones you put on yourself. in arlingtonrone, wusa 9. >> jamie says he has no plans on stopping. and next, she wants to run a race overseas. >>> right now, at 6:00, house republicans grill the fbi director, about why he didn't recommend charges against hillary clinton for using a private e-mail server, while she was secretary of state. >>> the justice department investigates the second deadliest shooting on camera in as many days. >>> and a d.c. woman is charmed with luring young boys to her home and having sex with them. good evening. glad you're here with us tonight. i'm adam longo. >> and i'm jan jeffcoat. james comey was on capitol hill today, to answer questions about the hillary clinton e- mail investigation. on tuesday, comey recommended charges not to be filed against the presumptive democratic nominee. and now, house republicans want to know why. >> fbi director james comey is his decision not to prosecute hillary clinton. >> what does it take for someone to misuse classified information and get in trouble for it? >

severe thunderstorm warning iset that yellow box for the district. arlingtond prince george's county. that is until 11:15:00 p.m. 11: so the strongest of the storm has moved through montgomery county. it has moved into prince george's county and the heaviest rain and if there is some hail which we can confirm att northwest d.c. it would be between bethesda and downtown washington. you guys are getting in the on worst of the storm, too. silver springs probably saw the heavy rain and the lightning. if you're still up you're certainly noticing it.. this severe thunderstorm warninh is going to last for probably the 3045 minutes and it will extend into prince george's county, places like buy i starting to seat heavy rain and it looks like it is even continuing over into anne arrundel county. somety heavy rain analyte thingp through germantown, gaithersburg. that will follow the path of the other severe thunderstorm that's moving through the districtthro right now. heads up to reaching you if it hasn't already. then by right before 11:00 p.m., clinton, pin del follo

the undercover officers involved. a lot of details on this case. you can search our app for arlingtonrug bust. >>> today, we expect to learn new information in the shooting death of a prince george's county police officer. police and prosecutors will talk about the officer morning. they say the man's brothers recorded the shootings on cell phones. he was killed when a fellow officer mistook him for a suspect during a shoot-out. >>> the former campaign driver for former mayor d.c. gray. he drove him. he's accused of illegally picking up cash in his car. long pled guilty as part of a plea deal. mayor gray has not been charged with any crimes associated with his campaign. >>> new details, federal inspectors say they have discovered more than 100 defects in metro safe track work zones. they have worked to fix 88 of those issues so are fa. the federal transit administration has not specified what is cause the problems, but they say the issues are related to the first and second surges of metro's safe >>> you will soon know if what you are eating has been genetically modified. a bill is hea