area taking part in new material night at the arlington draft house. or having me here. >> we have to start out with the fact you're a newlywed. >> i am. >> congratulations. >> yes. ba-boom. done. >> little over a month in. >> it's going to be a month and on the 27th. >> on the 27th. big one month anniversary. still -- >> yeah. >> all bliss full. >> it is. we have been together for a few years now, so it was interesting like married life is different though. there's something different about it. >> what's the number one difference? >> it's interesting. it's different how her family treats me now. and my family treats her. there's a whole, splash better or worse? >> no, in a good way. in a good way. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i think it's definitely like, you know, little things -- you know now when you have an argument you're like, i'll be back later. >> i don't have a choice. >> because i will be back. [ laughter ] >> because i signed up for that. >> right. you also signed up for the new material night at the arlington draft house. >> yes. >> and it's funny

on the blue line.. between arlington and foggy bottom. right now.. rescue teams are working around the survivors after that 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit mexico tuesday. the death toll has now climbed over 270. and this morning - a glimmer of hope, fading. for two days, all of mexico was captivated by this flattened school after officials said year old girl was trapped inside. rescue crews meticulously worked for over 36 hours trying to find her. but then - a shocking announcement -- there was no girl after all. officials confirmed all students at the school were accounted for. hurricane maria continues its destructive path through the caribbean. the storm is carrying 125-mile per hour winds as it moves north right now, towards turks and caicos. airlines plan to resume flights to puerto rico as early as today after maria left the entire island without power. fema is also sending help to puerto rico today in the form of generators, water, and portable shelters. and more help is on the way today. this morning, local red cross volunteers are deploying to

the blue line is single tracking between arlington cemetery and foggy bottom. s attempting the silver line. trains or operating between wheelie and boston. we just got word from the arlington county fire department saying that metro is addressing the issue at roslyn. they are not seeing any smoke or any fire at this time. the firefighters are standing by in case it is needed. as we get more information on this, we will be sure to update you. eun, back to you. >> thanks so much. we know you are watching metro and see how it affects the morning commute. we are now watching to see how the u.s. reacts to a brand new threat from north korea. >> the country says it could test a hydrogen bomb. edward lawrence is live on capitol hill to explain why this is so serious and w done about it. >> good morning. this is very serious. the foreign minister for north korea says they will test or it could test a hydrogen bomb over the pacific ocean. they would put it on a missile launching it over japan. a big concern to not only the united states but the rest of the world. we got

jeff: for the first responders in arlington who rushed to the pentagon on 9/11 memory of that moment -- >> crystal clear. jeff: dash has not faded with time. arlington fire chief james got on scene and began providing aid for the injured. 16 years later he is moved by the effort of the firefighters and police officers with so many others. >> it was pentagon, civilian, military, everybody coming together for a common cause to help one another. >> i remember it very, very well. >> senator tim kaine, then a candidate for the morning of 9/11. he says while intelligence officials believe a repeat of an attack on the scale of september 11 is unlikely, they remain concerned about smaller scale attacks. like those in barcelona, nice and berlin. >> we need to get better to share intelligence with the allies. the only way to stop oneoff attacks is by shared intelligence. jeff: each year the ceremony brings back the pain of that day. but for the men and the women who rushed to, it brings back a feeling of great pride. we were unified. we completed our mission. >> the extensive training that has

today, the catholic diocese of arlington held a special mass for first the line of duty. sea of blue inside the cathedral of st. thomas moore. they prayed for the safety of the men and women that protect all of us across the country and remembered those that gave their lives in service of others. >> pray for our men and women each day. i'm blessed to work and serve this department in this community and our fellow firefighters over there, they mean the world to me as well. it is really nice to have all of us come together in sanctuary today and worship god and bless us. >> the blue mass is a tradition dating back to the 1930s. this is the 14th year that the diocese of arlington celebrates the mass. >>> i'm darcy spencer in prince george's county. a six-month-old baby was killed here last year. today, family members gather to remember his young life and to pray for justice for the man accused of killing him. >> we are work more information. two people killed and a young girl in critical condition after a single car cra in greatsh been trying to prepare for this day... and i

the crash occurred after the memorial to bridge to head westbound on arlington boulevard. ed into rosalyn. chopper 4 has our crash after route 32. everything was pushed over to the shoulder. major delays back toward route 100. 29 and the bw parkway not doing well. the accident still blocks a single right lane. delays back in springfield. back to you. >>> all right. thank you, jack. sun is up on a beautiful monday morning here in the nation's capitol. we'll get to keep the sunshine for most of the day. here's a look at future weather. starting out with a relatively clear sky. however, clouds begin to increase during the course of the afternoon. no rain chances for today. really, rain chances don't come until much later in the day tomorrow. through the overnight hours, clouds thicken a bit. notice rain chances don't start to ramp up until after lunchme that's the leading edge of the steadier rains. it will be here wednesday, thursday and friday. shower chance late tomorrow, but most of us don't need to worry about heavier or steadier rain until wednesday. a good looking monda

the pentagon -- >> similar to today. beautiful day. ["taps"] jeff: arlington county honors those who died along with the first responders who worked tirelessly to save others. >> crystal clear. to arrive on the scene and seeing the black smoke smelling the jet fuel. jeff: police lieutenant arrived on scene two minutes after american airlines flight 77 struck the pentagon. he believes the ceremonies like this help preserve the spirit and the commitment shown in response to the tragedy. >> we were unified. that was the key. everybody worked together. we knew our mission and we completed the mission. jeff: intelligence officials say it's unlikely an attack on the scale of 9/11 will be repeated, there continues to be great concern about smaller scale incidents. >> we are in a new phase where we have to think about the challenges in a different way. jeff: virginia senator tim kaine say authorities are constantly working to prevent attacks like those in barcelona, nice and berlin. >> the local law enforcement agencies are the front lines of that but the intelligence

. >> yesterday the catholic diocese of arlington held the special mass for first responders killed in line of duty. a sea of blue inside the cathedral people prayed for the safety of the men and women that protect all of us across the country and remember those that gave their lives in service of othe others. >> i'm blessed to work and serve this department and community. our fellow firefighters mean the world to me as well: and were thip god, yeah. >> it's a tradition in a date backs to 1934. this is the of arlington celebrate that. >> this foggy sunday, we are going to check back in -- storm team 4. >> you asked for it. i'm here to help you out. >> all right. we'll take it. lauren is going to deliver our forecast. >> an emmy preview. your favorite shows could win big toght. this inis >> another overnight deadly crash. a motorcyclist is dead following a collision with a car driven by a teen girl. the crash happened after 9:00 last night on norbeck road in rockville. the car was being driven by a 17-year-old girl with a 14-year-old boy passenger. those teens were not hurt. police are

speaker, the pentagon is right next to arlington cementary. -- cement tarry. the too many of the unknown, i call it the tomb of the unknown soldier. it's guarded 24 hours a day, seven days a week, all the time by the united states army, third infantry division. the oldest infantry division in the united states. has the honor, duty, and privilege to guard the tomb of america's unknown. who died for us. so what happened on september 11? when the two planes crashed into the world trade center and the other plane is headed toward the pentagon? yes, the soldiers are on guard. and did they leave their post? absolutely not. in fact, not only they did not leave their post, mr. speaker, they called for re-enforcements. they had 30 other soldiers, create a perimeter around the tomb to guard it from whatever may occur. from the terror that hit in the skies, they were there on duty. i assume and i don't know this, but i assume they knew those guards that day about the first two planes at the world trade center. and sergeant major on duty did not want those soldiers to leav

he was commuting from the home in woodbridge to work in arlington. at 6:20 this morning, north on i-95 springfield he noticed a green mustang changed across early lanes for what looked like an exit to get to the effort near fort bellvere. he saw a green mustang strike a ddot service patroler setting up cones in the process and this is what he witnessed. >> i heard a thump and i look and all i seen was legs flying. thought he hit somebody. but he didn't pull over. hell, no. i took my car and followed him. i got his license plate number and i called 911. jeff: a few hours after that, state police contacted mr. taylor and told him that because of his efforts, they were able to locate that green mustang. last we heard from police they were questioning the driver but no charges. the worker was transported to the hospital with serious injuries and still being treated. we'll have more at 5:00. until then, live in silver spring. nancy: good to see the man step up. thank you, jeff. all lanes are ba a tractor trailer caught on fire this morning. this happened b

traditionally held at the white house and then the president went on to mark the observance at the pentagon memorial in arlingtonvirginia today. the president did not make very long remarks but he did make very poignant remarks about how the united states is on this global war on terror right now and in the president's words speaking today at the pentagon with nation's military and the families of the victims assembled the president made it very clear in his words the united states will not be intimidated. >> the horror and anguish of that dark day were seerd into our national memory forever. living, breathing soul of america wept with grief for every life taken on that day. and we shed our tears in their memory, pledge our devotion in their honor and turned our sorrow into unstoppable resolve to achieve justice in their name. >> that's the president speaking at the pents gone today. while the president was in arlington vice-president mike pence traveled to shanksville pennsylvania that is of course where flight 93 was brought down by a group of very brave passengers who realized what was going on on 9/11 and de

across the river in arlington, bars and restaurants can get a permit to allow dogs. they host regular happy hours here. in montgomery county, restaurants can get a permit to allow four-legged companions on the patio. >> it's great to be able to have exemptions for specific restaurants that want to have animals. >> reporter: so back here in arlington there are nine businesses and restaurants and coffee shops that have the exemption. in arlington, there are 14 restaurants and montgomery county. go to our nbc washington app and search dogs and we'll give you a complete list. also in d.c., a councilwoman will introduce emergency legislation that will help restaurants to be able to allow dogs. that's the latest. mark segraves, news4. >> mark, what is the health issue? i mean, the dog isn't standing on a table and eating out of your plate. what's the big deal of having a dog at someone's feet or just standing there? >> reporter: you know, it is just not specific to dogs, wendy. it's all animals prohibited from being in any establishment that prepares and serves food. there

the area with the best commute in the commonwealth were arlington, fairfax county and alexandria. the worst is stafford county. of course, this all depends where you're working, where you're coming from. what tiechlt day you leave. all the commute times in virginia were worse than the state average. no surprise there either. a lot of people coming into the city. the traffic on 395, 66 is banana town. it's crazy. >> carpooling and mass transit. it doesn't seem to matter. >> downtown washington. >> the congestion, the people who can't drive, come on now, be honest. >> all the traffic circles. got to make a left turn from the right lane. >> don't get me started on the lights. >> laying out the traffic patterns around here. it's spokes and circles on a grid. that means everything is -- >> besides that, it's beautiful. >> besides fighting the british -- >> traffic world, pick us up on the way. >> pull the presidential treatment and take the helicopter to work. >>> a little fog outside. northern maryland across parts of central virginia, manassas to warrenton, be on the lookout for that.

for years neighbors have essentially seen more abandoned cost costco carts carts on the city of arlington than in the costco mart. carts of pcarl last week. online publication arlington first reported about wall ses account. we thought i was funny just on a half hour walk there were probably like 15 carts every where we turned. there's this master piece well captured on september 206789 cas could he carts in their natural happen tat at epic smoke house happy hour or this one, a loan cart going rogue and trying a pizza brand other than kirkland where ts at the problem, wall hopes someone will take the issue a bit more seriously. whether customers have the courtesy to return the carts they take off the property. wall say it's about being a better neighbor. there are steps that could be taken either, you know locks on the carts or something costco could do to help be a good neighbor and be a good part of the media. we reached out to costco's media relations department. they chose not to comment on this issue. in pentagon city, evan lambert, fox5 local news. >> uber is rolling out some new ch

city, neighbors f neighbors say they've essentially seen more abandoned costco carts on the streets of arlington than the costco lot. on a woman started documenting where she saw the carts on twitter showing them near different restaurants and stores >> we thought it was funny how many carts we kept passing on a half-hour walk, probably like 15 carts everywhere we turned. >> the idea started to poke fun at the problem but hope someone will take the issue a bit more ly hoping customers will return them or cost co will do more >>> lawmakers in montgomery county helding a hearing to raise the county's minimize wage to $15 an hour by the near 2020. the current is 11.50 an hour. a lot of small business owners object to the increase, they say it will hurt the businesses. council passed a $15 minimum wage b executive vetoed it that new proposal would phase in the $15 rate more slowly. many business owners are still against that idea. >>> coming up, a massive crack-down in corruption leads to multiple arrests >>> lawmakers in nevada nicknaming the oj simpson law >> we're going to break at 4:51. 73 is th

stops include the arlington national cemetery, and korean war memorial.talked to a 91-year-old retired marine who served in world war ii, korea and vietnam. he told us what today will be like for him. >> it is going to be a hard thing. know a lot of guys. matter of fact, two of them i enlisted in the marine corps. their names are on the wall. >> organizers say it is important to let these veterans know they're not forgotten and that their sacrifices have not been forgotten either. >>> today, people in philadelphia and across the nation are observing constitution day. nbc 10 was at the national constitution center on independence mall this morning. admission, free, today. the center is hosting special programs, including a naturalization ceremony and a birthday party for the constitution. this year marks the 230th anniversary of the signing of the document. >>> in philadelphia, crowds will come together for peace this week. peace day philly happens thursday. but there are events already happening. these are pictures from last year's events. the united nati

the courts in arlington and baltimore handle all of the cases for d.c., maryland and virginia.ore than 58,000 of them. the news 4 i-team found a new immigrant walking in the door today in arlington could have to wait until december of 2021 for a hearing. the second longest delay in the nation. >> it's a disaster. i think it's moving toward implosion. >> reporter: judge paul schmidt retired from arlington's immigration court after 13 years on the bench. >> we probably had nine to 10,000 each on our dockets. i think sometimes we minimize the difficulty of >> reporter: he says the system is painfully slow for several reasons. and the first is really basic. the entire system is on paper. >> they don't let you see the inside of an immigration court. if they did, they'd clean it up. but there are files piled all over. they're in the corridors. they're all over the desks. they're under desks. >> reporter: judges have to be in their office to review files which is especially difficult with a new administration policy that reassigned some judges to hear cases at the border. that leaves

the right side. roadways. arlington, washington and the boulevard, accident activity causing a slowdown arriving into arlington. back to you. >>> 6:22 now. scare in the air. a chopper targeted. danger for the crew that patrols our skies and the simple tool that turned into a weapon. ♪ ♪ >>> and if you missed out on the new season of "the voice," we are getting you all caught up. the local star that is already stepping into the spotlight. do your holiday shopping on thisus.ason introducing the monumental gift shop at mgm national harbor. just use your m life rewards card when you play now through november 7. the more you play, the more gift bucks you'll earn to redeem for monumental gifts like jewelry and electronics. come in today and play to earn your private shopping event for the holidays. the monumental gift shop at mgm national harbor. now through november 7. this is monumental. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> "the voice" is back in action and the second night of blind auditions did not disappoint. a allot

the national mall. reporting live in arlington, sam sweeney. adrianna: thank you for the update. decision follows the by the charlottesville city council to remove a statue of confederate general stonewall jackson from justice park. that will remain there while a lawsuit over that statute and a plays of robert e, lee out, they are covered with a black tarp after the death of a protester during the city's august 12 ranked. -- riot. the tarps have been removed. the last batch of maryland students return to the classroom today and john gonzalez is a prince george's county with all of the excitement. >> we worked very hard to train our teachers and worked very hard to make sure people who do not work for us -- >> we rode on back to school for 132,000 students in 209 in prince george's county. the second largest gold district in the entire state of maryland. it is also back to school for 9000 teachers and faculty. a new school year brings a new school altogether. the brand-new fairmont heights high school miles from the old, opening up to 700 students. >> and academy that is thriving,

this is a look from the camera up the road in arlington, walk lee high s looking off to the east/southeast. dark clouds. walk over to the dap lar radar and -- doppler radar you will see why. there are showers that move across the city. more headed for annapolis. farther downstream to the south and the west front royal and woodstock more showers. maybe isolated rumble of thunder. at most scattered showers through the everything. that is that. we will see showers end and fog. tomorrow sunny, warm and humid. the shower chance every now and then. jonathan: now to a developing story. a security guard shot a man after the two got in a fight outside gum springs community center but it started with a man over the man unleashed dogs. he had pit bulls walking running they are trying to sort out what happened. michelle: police charged 14-year-old boy for murder of construction worker. fuentes shot and killed working in the house at the 1100 block near gallaudet university on august 23. >> frederick man's work to be a doctor left him in the heart of a powerful storms in history. look at that. the harr

and maryland commuters 13 minutes each ay the areas with the best commute in the commonwealth were arlington, fairfax county and alexandria. they are the closest to d.c. no shock. the worst is stafford county. but all the commute times were worse than the state average. try to pick your jaw up off the floor. i know this is a complete shocker to you. >> what, there's traffic in washington? it's unbelievable. i would have never guessed. my commute, courtesy of some crazy hours, my commute takes less than ten minutes. >> there you go. >> it helps when it's 2:30 a.m. when you pull out of the garage. we're going to have a nice and sunny day. our stretch of incredibly warm weather is set to continue. we'll be every bit as warm today. manassas towards warrenton, not much of an issue. a complete check of the forecast and a look on through the coming up. >>> cue up the r.e.m. as in the '90s band. what some say will happen this weekend that will mark the end of the world as we know it. >>> the escape from jail only to sneak back in a few hours later. why officials ink ath sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. th

the headquarters. so is nearly every major city in north america including d.c. and arlington. w headquarters is so intriguing because amazon is going to invest $5 billion in whatever city we pick. everyone is like i got to get in on that. the second campus will be as big as the original one in seattle. and it would bring up to 50,000 new jobs with an average salary of more than $100,000 a year. >>> if you love ikea furniture but the directions are too much. i can't put all this together. don't worry, you don't have to any more. the swedish furniture giant bought up a start-up called task rabbit. they find and higher someone to do household tasks for you. and now they're putting in special section on the website for' key in a furniture -- ikea furniture. >> and it's a great way to meet new people. just hope they are legit. >>> a little history of our flag that might surprise you amidst the controversy over the nfl football and the national anthem. the way we saluted the flag 75 years ago would shock most of us. >> much of what we thought we knew about the stars and stripes is wr

we take a look at the top of the studio in arlington. the cloud cover still holding on strong for us. what that means is the temperatures fall slowly. you can see jose churning in the ocean. i want to point out the reason it looks like it is disappearing this is a vizm satellite picture. as the sun starts to set we can't see the clouds in the shot. zooming around here the temperatures are working itself way in the low 80's for a lot of us. feels like 82 in warrenton. it feels like 84 in d.c. as long as the clouds stick around the temperatures are pretty slow to fall. so for most of friday night we are heading in the mid-70's. comfortable. you are going out to dinner or something like that try to grab a table outside. it will feel nice. you know a few more weeks where we will have the temperatures. we are warming up heading to saturday, sunday and monday. still 89 degrees. we start to come down for the middle of next week. even more so by next weekend. we will see the fall temperatures move in. the next chance of rain, too. big dry period.

carr> the a's in arlington facing the rangers in the last series of the season catcher, brucel took a knee during the national anthem and rangers fans booed him at globe life park. as for the game -- shin soo choo hits a 2-run homer off raul alcantara... oakland allowed 3 runs in the fifth inning rangers win 5-3 class move by major league baseball... they are renaming the world series m-v-p to the willie mays world series most valuable player" award we take you down memory lane... the great willie sitting down with kron 4 news. the league started handing out the award in 1955, a year after may's iconic running catch in game one against the indians. the hall of famer played in the world series four times. the other two giants to win this award as well... were pablo sandoval in 2012... and madison bumgarner in 2014 when will the national anthem protests end? oh yeah, quit making colin kaepernick out to be a hero. colin kaepernick is responsible for creating social awareness in the n-f-l. he will be remember in history for trying to spark change using his platform. kaepernick is