white vienna, what is appealing to easyjet about that city? —— why vienna?t on the table by the austrian government. easyj et could table by the austrian government. easyjet could have chosen several countries where it already flies but undoubtedly vienna airport will have got a very nice deal on the table. easyj et would got a very nice deal on the table. easyjet would have said, we'll bring you a lot of business, we can base ourselves here. what will you do for us? and vienna airport will have said to easyjet, we can give you a very healthy landing charges, taxes and fees on tickets which are low, enabling you to operate as a low—cost airline. the easyjet will be smiling because they've got a good dealfrom vienna be smiling because they've got a good deal from vienna which they couldn't get, they couldn't get as low a dealfrom other eu countries. what will be the impact on uk airports that host easyjet and four passengers many of whom have got used to having access for some many flights. i don't think there will be a major impact on consumers, they will be

there's activity after nutley street near the vienna metro. does not sound like they were involved in an accident. not sure if the something else was going on. two lanes getting by at the scene. also the right lane in the service roadway. authorities are assisting there. eastbound, not bad. little bit of heavy stuff towards centreville. you're looking good inner, outer loop. all moving very, very well. back to you. >>> the ayes are 49, the nays are 51. the motion is not agreed to. the amendment is not agreed to. >> while you were sleeping, senate republicans fell short in their latest effort to repeal parts of obamacare. this vote came down just before 2:00 this morning. >> three republican senators voted with democrats to deliver the latest failure in the effort to kill part of the legislation. molette green has exactly what happened and how both parties are reacting. >> it's more divided than ever. senator john mccain hailed as a hero earlier in the week stunned theol no. saying it loud enough for the chamber to hear. in all, we're talking a

arrivals of late in southern europe austria's ambassador was then someone for talks to rome slammed vienna for lack of cooperation but the austrian chancellor has since downplayed the whole dispute saying no were temporary measures will be taken. border controls and an army deployment will be necessary. unjustified and unprecedented initiative will lead to repercussions italy's in a lot of trouble over this according to the un almost eighty four thousand people arrived in that country so far this year and they're estimating that that number is going to triple by the end the twenty seventeen of course many of these refugees when they get into italy is not going to stay there lovely places it is they want to move further off into europe. this week so they are willing to help but they didn't go far enough as far as italy is concerned there now it's thirty five million euros of additional funding after talks on the crisis on sunday but then

residual delays to vienna there so watch out for that.a look at our roads earlier crash in clark burg cleared to the right shoulder. little tap of the brakes on the right-hand side of the screen. that's the southbound traffic passing that earlier crash at 121. no major delays though. that's just about minute slowdown. northbound side looking good as well. volume is very light in both directions to and from 70 and the beltway. let's switch it over and show you a look at our maps. aside from that orange line delay because of the residual delays to vienna earlier train malfunction at new carrollton the rest of your metro commute on time. this crash has moved over to the right shoulder at 95 on the outer loop. 95 northbound nice and quiet if you're headed to the delaware beaches or the jersey shore. traffic looking good there. also on 50 we're nice and quiet to the eastern shore if you want to head over to kent island maybe make your way across the bay bridge, bay bridge traffic quiet right now. inner loop looks good through oxon hill. if you

the vienna document. their declaration was zapat 2013 was going to be on the order of 20,000, 22,000 troops. now, there were several problems with this exercise. one is it looked like -- it appears the only thing they were actually announcing were the ground forces that were involved. and, in fact, there were a lot of other troops that were involves. either -- what looked like either directly or in other activities, it seemed to be closely linked. air force, logistic forces, railroad troops, interior ministry and the like. those numbers were considerable. when you add those forces to the 22,000 you get about 70,000 in total. in addition, there was a very large interior ministry exercise at the same time involving roughly 25,000 troops. if you include that, then the total comes close to 100,000. so the yb of what w-- you know,s going on, however we characterize it, however much we decide there are a lot of closely linked activities of considerable size much larger than russia officialally announced. now, a

this is on the corner of sprague avenue and vaden drive, the vienna metro station. you can see the jogger. everyonee stopping they see passing out flyers, talking to witnesses, possible witnesses. hoping to collect information. they do not have a whole lot to go on. not even a great description of the suspect. there was early reports that the man may have been wearing a hoodie. the victim did not get a good look at she is expected to make a full recovery after being stabbed in the neck, but police will be off air for several hours talking to as many people as they can, try to collect more information about this crime that occurred just about this time yesterday at 7:00 yesterday morning. larry: thanks. developing this morning, all fireball rides are shut down after that deadly crash at the ohio state fair. all rides at that fair closed. breaking morning. an 18-year-old was killed and seven injured. had just enlisted in the marines and was preparing to report for basic training. autria: 10 till 7:00. a two year debate over whether the change the name of -- the high s

here is what i was trying to say, 66 between vienna and nutly street we have a accident.ve look at 66.

word that there's problems on the orange line, there's single tracking underway between west falls viennaecting commuters in northern virginia, if you know anyone coming home, expect it to be a long commute. a tree fell during the storm. cameras moving around a little bit but the sky is out there with the rain, the storms knocked down a tree in that area, we'll keep you updated throughout the course of the next 90 minutes or so, stay tuned, back after this. 7 >>> a person of interest was taken into custody in the investigation into the gruesome murders of four men >> the unidentified person was detained in philadelphia. it comes on the heels of cosmo dinardo admitting to killing those four men and the location of the bodies. >> reporter: the man jailed in the case of four missing pennsylvania men, tells authorities he's involved in their deaths. >> i'm sorry. cosmo dinao, the admission takes death penalty off the table >> he admitted to being part of or committing murder. >> all four >> yes. >> the 20-year-old has a history of mental health issues. he was already in custody before the con

we've got activity out near nutley in the vienna metro.thing occurred with a couple tractor-trailers. not sure if there was debris struck but there's a lot of equipment on scene. at this point, two left lanes are getting by. abrupt slowdown leaving 495. connectivity in service roadway. that's got one right lane getting by. things are better in springfield. 95 northbound. up in the express lanes. fairfax county fairway. it's been contained not shoulder. volume is still pretty light. the delays have nicely eased. >>> which one is yours? are you okay? where is the other person? >>> this morning, we're getting a look at new police body cam video. it shows police responding to the fatal accident involving tennis star venus williams back in june. >> williams drove into an intersection where the two cars collided. she's been cleared of any criminal charges. the family of a 78-year-old man who later died from the injuries has filed a williams. she's worth an estimated $75 million. only spoken once about the accident. her family says it's not enoug

there has been summonsed over the fact that vienna has said it could deploy up to seven hundred fifty troops to the border with italy they're ready to be deployed at any point and it has already deployed a number of armed personnel carrier to the border to the brain a pass which is a mountainous pass between italy and austria and that's because austria is concerned about the growing influx of migrants to which may then cross its border into austria so basically what they're trying to do they're trying to say that they will shore up their own borders if there is a continued influx of people moving northwards from italy now that's because in the last few years hoffer million migrants have landed on a tally and shores many of them not wanting to stay in italy and if you look at the figures this year alone the un migration agency says around one hundred thousand migrants have landed on european soil from the mediterranean sea since january of this year and the majority of those more than eighty four thousand have landed in italy alone now i was in the italian island of sicily over the las

the move to establish a new headquarters in vienna was welcomed by austria's chancellor. loses by match dot this is a strong sign that austria as a business location is successful. will back the boom continues big international companies like easyjet do believe in austria well. the pan european aviation group with three airlines based in switzerland the uk and now possibly austria. will remain at the control of easy jet plc listed on the london stock exchange. returning now to china where the country's foreign minister is speaking out against economic protectionism in the european union. on wednesday germany approve new regulations to limit investment in strategic industries by non eu companies. that move is seen as targeting china in an attempt to protect the german high tech industries and intellectual property rights. china says that economic and trade cooperation between itself and e. u. countries is mutually beneficial and that other countries should avoid. similar measures let's take a listen. they don't get alternate to national situation china is willing to work w

he met with khrushchev in vienna. this picture was taken prior to the summit, i think the evening before. it also shows how jackie, the great asset to jfk, was truly an ambassador to the world. early in 1961 when president kennedy gave his speech that we are going to have to beat the russians. the first man on the moon. this is a photograph of jfk touring and being educated about the different types of missiles that would carry a man into space. by 1963 jfk had to start to prepare for reelection campaign in 1964. and the south in texas was becoming an area, even though lyndon johnson was his vice president, that people felt he had to renew his support. a trip was planned to fort worth and dallas. this picture of jackie arriving in dallas on november 22 shows the warm reception. as they entered into an area three shots rang out. before we knew it the president had slumped forward and the secret service had ordered the car to be rushed to the hospital. this picture taken by an unknown photographer, translated by the ass

there is a master has been summoned to vienna reported plans to deploy troops at the borders between the two countries italian interior minister has strongly criticized this decision. it's an unjustified and unprecedented initiative that is not immediately changed. you have repercussions for security cooperation between two countries and it's all happening in chris influx of migrants into italy or at least shallow dubinsky has more. there has been summonsed over the fact that vienna has said it could deploy up to seven hundred fifty troops to the border with italy they're ready to be deployed at any point and it has already deployed a number of armed personnel carrier to the border to the brain a pass which is a mountainous pass between italy and austria and that's because austria is concerned about the growing influx of migrants to which may then cross its border into austria so basically what they're trying to do they're trying to say that they will shore up their own borders if there is a continued influx of people moving northwards from italy now that's because in the last few ye

italy someone's austria's ambassador over vienna's plans to set up border controls between the two countries. and the german interior minister says berlin is braced for a russian of meddling in september's general election however the country's intelligence service says there's no sign moscow's trying to favor any particular conduct at. seven o'clock am in moscow watching all t. international live from all studio here with me now welcome to the program. the chinese leader has wrapped up his two day trip to the russian capital as well as signing some twelve billion dollars worth of deals the two countries call for the escalation on the korean peninsula. has been following the talks. one of the most telling things that they had to say was that day and this was said by both sides the lesions now between russia and china. that may have ever be in the history and that is something that time and time again during the various appearances by the two leaders and obviously they talked about many things they agree don't go up very shouldn't agriculture in space and business in the media almost every sp

italy summons austria's ambassador vienna has plans to set up border controls between the two countries. hello and thank you for joining us you're watching r.t. international broadcasting live from moscow. our top story this hour the chinese leader has wrapped up his two day trip to the russian capital as well as signing some twelve billion dollars worth of deals that the two countries called for deescalation on the korean peninsula auntie's lord has been following the talks. one of the most telling things that they had to say was that day and this was said by both sides that lation is now between russia and china a bet that may have ever been in the history and that is something that time and time again during the various appearances by the two leaders obviously they talked about many things they agree don't cooperate shouldn't agriculture in space and business in the media almost every sphere you can talk about they side deals with twelve billion dollars and they were all smiles about it. it. is just good chinese businessman who told me that ice cream is very much enjoyed here as i pr

a second characteristic has to do with its size, and 2013 russia was still following the vienna document conventions of reporting upcoming exercises and they're not doing that anymore, and their declaration was that zapod 2013 was going to be on the order of 20, 22,000 troops. now there were several problems with this exercise and one is that it appears that the only thing they were actually announcing were the ground forces that were involved and, in fact, there were a lot of other troops that were involved either with what looked like either directly or another activity that seemed to be closely linked. naval and air forces and logistics forces and railroad troops and interior ministry and the like. those numbers were considerable. when you add those forces to the 22,000, you'll get about 70,000 in total. in addition, there was a very large interior ministry exercise at the same time involving 25,000 troops. if you include that then the total comes through to 100,000. so whatever was going on, whatever, you know, whatever -- how are you we characterize it and however much we design was

the woman was walking across the path at the vienna fairfax station. a man comes up from behind, stabs her and runs away. the victim was able to flag by a passerby who was able to track down a police officer who just so happened to be on the patrol in area. a large portion roped off for hours with crime scene tape. three dozen evidence markers covered the ground. the suspect is still on the loose. you can imagine, news spread quickly leaving many people in this community on edge. >> it's crazy that it happens to just a random person walking. >> i want to have somebody with me. or have a weapon on me for protection. >> the victims in her 20's was taken to the hospital and she is expected to be okay but the police don't have a good description of the suspect. they are canvassing the neighborhood, talking to witnesses trying to get more information. live this afternoon in fairfax, ryan hughes, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you very much. violence on another trail. yesterday a dog trainer shot and killed along the anacostia river trail. the gunman riding away

in vienna. chopper 4 -- north of the dulles toll road. a tree down. they knocked it out of the park. travelers once again open. marylanders, nb in the baltimore washington parkway. the vehicle fire afterwards. lanes open but very heavy and slow. aaron, eun, back to you. >> jack, thank you. >>> angelina jolie is opening up about her diagnosis of bells palsy. in an interview with vanity fair, jolie has been diagnosed with hypertension which is linked to bells palsy. it can cause one side of the face to be temporarily paralyzed. ak punkter helps the condition. >>> new this morning, could a rocker be on his way to kid rock is exploring a run for the michigan seat. he hasn't made up his mind yet. he's going to stay in the mix until he makes the decision. he'll schedule a news conference in the next six weeks or so to address the issue. >> interesting. another role reversal from the white house to the stage. why sean spicer could have him seeing stars. stock up while you can. a change >>> right now on "news4 today," a fatal fall from a ride. >> the best thi

leonard schultz taught at james madison elementary school in vienna. schultz was killed as he tried to secure a boat to the back of a pickup truck on the side of the road last saturday. his nephew was critically hurt. beginning at 10:00 a.m. at vienna presbyterian church. >>> this morning there's a new virginia law in effect to protect your kids. this was sparked by an investigation by news 4 iteam, their way of working for you. the law requires all school districts in the commonwealth to immediately and thoroughly investigate any teacher suspected of engaging in misconduct with children. and it requires a prompt formal hearing for those teachers. last winter the iteam found fairfax county waited years before ensuring some teaching licenses revoked from educator wh one of those teachers later found another job out of state and assaulted another student. there's a fascinating back story to all of this. can you find all of the iteam's previous reports on this case by opening up nbc washington app. >>> a family thought they would spend the summer celebrat

not far from the vienna fairfax metro station. ryan hughes is there tonight. the police launched an intensive manhunt there. >> they have been searching on the air and the ground. the officers are patrolling on bikes. the woman walking across the path heading to work but the police don't know a motive behind the attack. >> evidence markers cover the ground. tonight there is an all-out search for a man who stabbed a woman walking to work in what appeared to be an unprovoked attack. >> i walk that path every day. >> the woman in her 20's walking toward the vienna fairfax metro station when a man came up behind her, stabbed her in the neck and ran away. >> she flagged down a citizen. an officer was driving >> i hope it never happens to me. >> fear and panic are spreading through the community. the path butts up to the neighborhood and she doesn't plan to walk it alone now. >> i definitely want to have somebody with me or some weapon on me for protection. >> it's crazy that everything that happens to some random person walking. >> the detectives say they still don

this happened south of the vienna fairfax metro station.homari this is not the first attack on a we're seeing at least three attacks in the dc area over the last few days. i will tell you that i am standing in the area where this woman was attacked this morning as a point of reference. if photographer pulls out, there's a trail of blood here. we're not taking tight shots of it, but we're showing you an example of the terror that this woman experienced right now fairfax county police was attacked out here. they tell me they're concerned. as you stated, people are asking, where did this happen? well, we are near the intersection near the vienna fairfax metro station. hundreds of people use it every day. i talked to a woman moments ago, you know, what's really scarey is that police are saying that this was random, unprovoked that the woman did not know her attacker. the woman told fairfax county police that the woman -- excuse me, the man walked up behind her d then ran away. we're now hear from a man who uses this popular trail. >> usually qu

the motorway towards the capital, vienna, was closed during the busy morning rush hour, and long trafficdirection as drivers slowed down to take a look. time for a look at the weather now with nick miller. many of us seeing a fine evening but after a wet day in northern ireland the rain is gradually using this evening and overnight but will continue for parts of southern scotla nd continue for parts of southern scotland and northern england. some hill fog around as well. clearer skies in the north of scotland and quite chilly by the end of the night. further south it is quite a warm night to come with the card and clear spells, perhaps isolated shower around. one of two showers in the north of england, north midlands tomorrow. and parts of south—east scotla nd tomorrow. and parts of south—east scotland even into the afternoon. elsewhere some sunshine coming through but quite a range of temperatures. just 15 in newcastle but close to 30 degrees in parts of southern england. those contracts continue during the week, but more of us will be warmer on thursday but we could have some thunderst

be aware of ramp closures for both exits off of the beltway. , it will a bit slow in toward vienna. >> you are watching abc news at on your side. >> a high-speed police chase ending with a car crashing with a parked suv. take a look at this. down, landing on top of it. the entire incident started over inspired tag. an update on the daily police involved shooting in minnesota. after helian woman call 91 said he was stunned when a collie called inside the squad car. hundreds gathered on the beach in memory. an officer says he was begin to her when his partner, mohammed, opened fire through the patrol car of the fire -- driver-side door. just rain prime minister stepped in demanding answers on behalf of the family. >> how can a woman out in the street in her pajamas seeking assistance from the police be shot like that? and we shocking killing are demanding answers on behalf of of her family. >> overnight, police released the audio, one of whom said there was a female screaming behind the building. we are learning more. we know he spent two years on the force and had three complaints agai

in the vienna document, for example, to make sure that the exercises are and stay russiansnt so that the and other interested parties can get the sense of what's happening there. i stop with that. >> sure. i think that transparency issue on the military side is basically one thing. that's not to create misunderstanding. misunderstanding is a prerequisite for increased tension, and increased tension, you'll create episodes and you'll get incidents and things like that. so that's why this transparency thing is so important. you can talk to that on a tactical side as well as on the strategic side. >> what do we think the -- what do we think of the deliberate information and the deliberate obfuscation? what is the intent behind the lack of transparency? >> from a political perspective, first of all, obviously there is a military exercise, but there is a political component of this. first of all, obviously directed towards nato, a message towards nato. we're ready, you know, don't try anything, a very strong message. the results of a message to the russian to mystic population -- the russ

survey whether iran is come, complying with the -- the obama administration signed the agreement in vienna, immigration officials tell fox news the president is reviewing the entire policy towards iran. while he's doing so, the administration will continue to adhere to the iran nuclear agreement. >> the review on the iran policy is still going. i know people have a lot of interest in this. we have said, and the administration has said, at least until that review has been completed we would adhere to the jcpoa. that has not changed. we will ensure that iran is held responsible to its requirements. >> senators marco rubio, tom cotton, to be produced, and ted cruz have written a letter to the secretary of state that suggested he declare iran as failing to comply with the agreement's term for they write, "i " -- gain advantages beyond the agreements existing loopholes as it progresses to a nuclear weapon capacity." obama officials contend the deal is working. during the campaign, president trump called it "the worst deal ever call ." the administration would seep in utah for a follow on deal w

on january 18, 1919, the greatest peace conference since the congress of vienna 100 years before wasned and address by president wilson. 16 new nations had established their independent fixed in the blood of many of their delegates of the peace table were 1,000 years of distrust, hate born of persecution and the representatives of all the european nations could not survive at home if they brought back nothing more than a political treaty. all their peoples were demanding nothing less than reparations, spoils, punishment for the enemy. even though they had agreed to mr. wilson's 14 points, these delegates were determined not to let idealism stand in their way, not when it conflicted with their own purposes and desires. such for the destructive forces that sat at the peace table at versailles and their power was greater than woodrow wilson knew. but the president was confronted with many problems besides making the peace. the surrender of the enemy raised the curtain on a raging famine among hundreds of millions of people. there was more than famine to contend with. epidemic was raging

not far from the vienna fairfax metro station. police - out with the disturbing details that this woman was just walking to work - and it looks like the attack was unprovoked. the woman is going to be okay. (live pic)) a live look at that trail right now. you can expect to see those patrols stgarting at seven this morning. police are still searching for the gunman responsible for a deadly attack on another trail.. the anacostia trail in northeast d.c. police say wednesday morning, a man on a bicycle shot and killed 37-year-old victor williams and his puppy. williams had been walking with two of his dogs. he was a professional dog trainer. a vigil for him was held last night. police don't know police don't know whether this was a random crime.. or whether williams was targeted. they're still searching for a motive. they have only a vague description of the suspect. an update this morning. a terminally ill maryland woman is back home in beltsville, thanks to the help of strangers. "nancy greathouse" had been on a cruise in alaska, w

in the area, but falls church picking up more than seven inches of rain, more than five inches in viennathe national arboretum, almost five inches of rain. some of this is from thursday, but predominantly later friday into saturday morning. that is when we got the really big numbers. was over a somewhat extended time, but that is a lot of rain. 72 at reagan national, the in the cooler and drier air, filtering down from pittsburgh. but a lot of 72, us are moving into the low 60's. the rain ultimately moves over the ocean, and for us we are really shaping up for a very nice sunday. a great day for the doubleheader with the nationals, a great day to do anything outside. 63 tomorrow morning and d.c., a bit warmer towards the bay. the bay temperatures are in the 80's, so it is hard to cool down too much. the shenandoah valley is already in the mid-50's. getting out there for a nice bike ride tomorrow morning, a long walk with the dog, a nice run if you're trading for the marathon coming up, a perfect morning. even 11:00 a.m. still just 73 degrees. please take advantage of it. the daytime high

more than five inches of rain in vienna, silver spring more than five inches. i picked the biggest totals, but many places between four and six inches of rain thursday, friday, and today. really some big totals causing a mess in some areas. we have is the system is finally wrapping that low will push to the north east, taking the rain and cloud cover with it in a hurry, just hanging onto light showers at this point. close to home, the rain off to the east of d.c., but fast-forward, about 10 p.m. this evening, things are really drying out. we have a beautiful sunday in store. just about done with the flood warnings. we will talk more about that and the heat that is moving back in, feeling more like summer. kimberly: looking forward to that. tight on space, making a plea for donations for man's best friends. last night, heavy rain led to flooding at the humane rescue alliance adoption center in northeast. kevin lewis is live in northeast with more on what has become such a big mess and how you can help. kevin? the staff here really earn their keep yesterday. raw

orange line still dealing with residual delays to vienna. we had an earlier train malfunction at new carrollton. aside from that gw parkway and northbound crash after the memorial bridge. minor delays there. fourteenth street bridge still very quiet. 395 not dealing with any delays. look at the freeway. very rare we get to tell you that it's very green by the third street tunnel. really light volume into the district this morning. outer loop still at speed 270 still at speed. baltimore-washington parkway looking good no issues there. if you have an early morning flight to catch you're kate on the way to reagan national dulles bwi. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. definitely feeling more like a weekend commute than it does a monday morning. back to you. >> ♪ >> we've got some breaking news from overseas. 18 people unaccounted for and feared dead after a bus caught fire truck in southern germany. 30 people have been hurt. the bus was completely burned out. officials say it crashed into the truck as the truck was stopped at the end o

no doubt about it right there by the vienna metro station. br breaking news from spain. 54 people injured in a commuter train crash in barcelona. it slammed into the buffers at the end of the station. 51 people taken to the hospital. one person in serious condition. no word on what caused that crash. ♪ >>> 8:03. developmenting overnight in northern virginia the search for whoever in fredericksburg. fredericksbu. shots fired 300 block of tyler street around 8:50 last night to the young woman was found shot in the head. she was taken to the hospital in critical condition. >>> all right. also overnight in anne arundel county fire at a popular restaurant crews call to the scene atco company nut charlie three this this morning a partial collapse of the roof. you can see the flames how strong they were overnight. one firefighter was injured possibly after falling from a ladder. no word on what spark those flames. >>> fairfax county school board voted now to change the name of jeb stewart high school name after couldn't federal general. the name doe

there has been summonsed over the fact that vienna has said it could deploy up to seven hundred fifty troops to the border with italy there ready to be deployed at any point and it has already deployed a number of armed personnel carrier to the border to the brain a pass which is a mountainous pass between italy and austria and that's because austria is concerned about the growing influx of migrants to which may then cross its border into austria so basically what they're trying to do they're trying to say that they will shore up their own borders if there is a continued influx of people moving northwards from italy now that's because in the last few years harf a million migrants of landed on a tally and shores many of them not wanting to stay in italy and if we look at the figures this year alone the un migration agency says around one hundred thousand migrants have landed on european soil from the mediterranean sea since january of this year and the majority of those more than eighty four thousand have landed in italy alone now i was in the italian island of sicily over the last few

not too far from the vienna metro south. just south of 66 in the area of the vienna metro station.ts right now that it was a woman who was stabbed possibly in the neck. that's the early information we're getting trying to confirm that. bob barnard will be in just a minute and we'll check with him on good day. there you can see where the trail is rig row not far from the vienna metro station. we'll get details on that coming right off the top on good day. >> let's get a last look of our weather and traffic with our dynamic duo. >> tart with you. >> you're sweet. >> thank you. >> ladies first. >> sorry. >> you did say ladies first tucker. >> cloudy and sticky on thursday rain moves in from the weekend. >> employees activity somewhere in d.c. >> university boulevard silver spring and amhurst avenue. >> now he's just mocking you now. >> i know. >> erin has got it all covered. >> we'll let you do your areas of expertise next on good day. >> look out for activities. >> you got my back though. good job. he's asleep. finally. those powerful lungs have fallen silent. you lay there, with jus

the kaiser is trying to back his buddy in vienna. he's gone. the french were back in the russians. the society never recovered in britain is turned into a debtor so if you had given these people a chance for a do over, not a single one would've made the choices he did. i think a situation where nobody wants war in which everybody knows war would be nuts doesn't mean that war can't happen. >> your analogy here would be the rivalry between germany which many historians have seen essential to the outbreak of that war in this case, britain, in 1914 was the incumbent power as the united states today, they were both heavily independent economically and nevertheless that came with consequences. >> because of this rivalry, and my reading of it and i think it's consistent with your own history of it, they had each become entangled with other parties about who they would otherwise not have been entangled with. he would've understood exactly how weak the hungarians were and not about to let them drag him into something. he would've never left the alliance with russia lapse, but you got a kais

after a woman was stabbed in the neck by a complete stranger at 7:30 this morning not far from the vienna fairfax metro station. the police have the disturbing details. the woman was walking to work and looks like the attack was completely unprovoked. the woman will recover. see extra patrols, starting at 7 a.m., happening as early as tomorrow. alison: breaking news, just minutes ago the fairfax county school board voted to change the tuart highe.b. s school in falls church. named after a confederate general, the subject of debate. melissa dipane has been at the meeting for. tell us about it. melissa: the school board voted to change the name of j.e.b. stu art high school and the process will begin this fall. it has been a very heated debate. many say that the name is southern heritage, others say it is demeaning and offensive. have a listen. >> i talked to another of my students , they worked hard, they deserved it, but it's sad. to embraces up to us the change and work on getting a new name for our school. live, theack community will be involved in the final decision of the name change.

here is the traffic. , a heavy rideoon in a few spots, not bad 66 near vienna, a pretty good ride. looking good off the beltway. 270 southbound with a bit of trouble pass route 109 down route 80, delays as a pick up the work zone. the right lane, picking up cones right now past the scene. they are not quite ready with the work zone just starting to be picked up. pass clarksburg, things open for both directions with no incidents. capital beltway, temple hills road, the overpass for branch avenue, a crash on the outer loop, two right lanes blocked, a lot of volume towards the screen but that will be a short stretch of delays considering the length of the beltway. 301, traffic alternating over the bridge for the mids -- midday work zone and we will be back. >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side of. answers: a search for in the case of australian woman shot dead by police she called for help. more reaction from her family and an update on this investigation. >> should -- he was supposed to marry his fiancÉe next month. >> difficult to fathom how to go forward without her

hour, the attacker, the man who stabbed a woman here in fairfax along vaden drive not far from the viennaob barnard, fox5 local news. >> now, police are altering the attacker's description just a bit. now saying he was apparently wearing a white t-shirt not a black hoodie when he stabbe morning. >>> we have another incident on a popular trail to tell you about, this time in prince george's county. police say they found a body along a trail around 8:30 this morning. this was near adelphi manor park. investigators have not released any more informaion about the victim. this comes just 24 hours after police found man's body along the anacostia river trail in northeast d.c. >> ♪ >> let's talk politics right now. less than a week after being appointed as the new white house communications director anthony scaramucci is at the center of an apparent battle of reince preibus over alleged leaks. fox5 political reporter ronica cleary live at the white house with more on this brewing battle. hey, ronica. >> reporter: hey, jim. well, doesn't it always seem to start with a tweet? i want to take you to

around 7:30 this morning on a path near the intersection of baden drive and saitsbury drive near the vienna detro station. witnesses. many people who ride metro say this is pretty scary. >> it's hard to know those are the times we live in. it's becoming more and more of a reality, but i definitely hope she's able to recover. >> thankfully that victim will be okay. bruce? >>> let's go to peggy fox who is standing by in northern virginia. peggy? >> reporter: we are getting ready for this vote. the school board will be meeting right in that room. it starts at 7:00. we've got people arriving, wearing t-shirts, others are wearing t-shirts saying to change the name or to keep the name. we're told to expect fireworks tonight because now we have two proposals from board members. one to change the name from sandy evans, the former board chair, and one to keep the name. that's coming members. that's where robert e. lee high school is and people in that community, they do not want to go through. many people do not want to go through this situation that has been going on for two years. now sandy evans

>> metro now, we're told is single tracking on the orange line between the west falls church and vienna stations, a train outside the dun lorring station and a tree made contact with each other. it is a busy weather night across the region. >>> let's get to gwen who is tracking all the storms, gwen are these things rolling out of here right now, they're moving fairly quickly but we still have a lot to deal with with these storms. intense and as gary mcgrady showed you last hour, those storms have a lot of lightening with them as well as a lot of heavy rainfall, let's get to it and show you radar and you can see over the bay, well to the east, we still have a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of eastern maryland, elsewhere the warnings ended, however, we're still under a severe thunderstorm watch for great area, mainly from areas to our east, the western portion now de through until 9:00 tonight and not without reason. you can see just how strong these storms are and look at the lightening that's imbedded in these storms. pretty good indication of just the potential for severe weathe

this is from the zoo in vienna. >> what is that? >> i think that's a crab. >> but it can't be a normal regular crab. >> this is a sea spider. >> see it's a sea spider. >> you think why are we looking at this one. this is the first one they were able to breed in captivity. sea spiders not easy to breed. they go through four moltings before they start feeding. and it is little. i mean tiny, tiny. it's about 0.2 of an inch right there. >> wow. that's a high maintenance animal to look after. >>> a son cares for his mother dressed as a woman. >> and it's the story behind it that is really sweet. >> how his style is winning over the internet and mom. >> wow. >>> and bringing the snow board to the sand. >> i can't believe this works as well as it does. >> see the smooth adventure next. listerine® total care strengthens teeth, after brushing, helps prevent cavities and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. listerine® total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth™. and they hap

it happened on the cross county trail off of -- in front of the parking garage or the vienna metro station. morning, a 7:30 this woman in her 20's is walking up this quiet trail when a man runs up behind her and stabs her in the back of the neck. he takes off, not a robbery. it is just a random crime at this hour. i doesn't investigators are on scene. the man took off and the woman walks up to the street and notifies another person who is walking by that she has just been stabbed and a turnaround and sees a police officer from fairfax county driving by and flag him down when the investigation then begins and it air unitsake long for and k-9 units but they came up short. the description was either hispanic or bl hoodie, 5'4" inches but then they changed it to a man wearing a white t-shirt. not clear what the motive was. or a better description of the suspect but a frightening crime in broad daylight. once we get new information, we will pass it along. in fairfax county, sam sweeney. adrianna: thank you for the update. police are trying to figure out how a manager of a cvs died. 64-year-old

it would be called easyjet europe and be based in vienna.eleased today suggest that european car sales are slowing. inustrywide registrations june increased 2.1% from 2016, making it the strongest june since 2007. the growth still lags behind the and there are, concerns it could be hitting a plateau. clashes broke out between police and former employers of a former pepsico plant in our -- in argentina on sunday. the laid off workers had been occupying the plant since it was closed on june 20. more than 500 people lost their jobs. logisticscided that were shutting down the plant. finally, a 15 euros british boy has charmed the internet after taking over a twitter account this week. his name is eddie. he may be the best thing to have happened to the pr of the company in a while. he tweeted that he was manning southern rails twitter account while on work experience at the company. he was ready to answer questions. twitter users took the bait. they asked him abstract questions like whether he would be eating for dinner. it is quite a change from

indiana, crash to the left -- in vienna, crest to the left with the left lane blocked on top of it, thats the main source of concern for the eastbound ride. more volume eastbound into the beltway, a work zone on the ramp to the outer loop on the right side. 66 eastbound is struggling. westbound lanes doing just fine. capital beltway, georgetown pike in good shape in both directions. havertys furniture helps your heven when life isn't. thanks to janice here, our lovely home is now a smart home. what does janice do? she's connected to all the lights and appliances. and, can even read my texts. reading text: when is your mother leaving? i can't take it another day. response: i know. pour me a big glass of chardonnay asap. really? analysis: we are out of chardonnay. shall i order more? yes. find savings in every room at havertys. life looks good. >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. adrianna: must-see video out of florida that has fishermen and other people outraged. watch as they cook shark this dragged --ed sharp shark dragged. wildlife officials are

laura: italy has summoned the austrian ambassador over vienna's plans to station troops at the bordero stop migrants from crossing over. italy is struggling to cope with the number of migrants and refugees crossing the mediterranean sea from libya. 100,000 people arrived during the first half of this year. the u.n. says that is an increase of 20% compared with the same period last year. the austrian defense minister says troops could go to the past to prevent people crossing into austrian territory -- go to the pass to prevent people crossing into austrian territory. >> the defense minister has been at pains to underscore that they are not talking about sending tank columns to the border. we are talking about armored personnel carriers. at the height of the refugee crisis, when tens of thousands of refugees were moving northward across the balkan roots of austria, those same armored personnel carriers have been used at a different border crossing. this is not an aggressive posture by austria's military. at the same time, he is also at pains to underscore that this does involve the mil

the new airline, easyjet europe, will be based in vienna.een eu states after brexit, regardless of the outcome of negotiations. the latest figures from the national tourism agency visitbritain shows tourists are flooding into the uk in record numbers, drawn in by the weak pound. in the first quarter alone, there were 8.3 million visits, up 10%, and spending up by 16% to £41! million compared to january to march last year. many are coming from china, australia, france and the us. and it's showing through in some company results — burberry shares are up 2.5% today after it said sales rose twice as fast as anyone expected in the same period, boosted by sales to chinese tourists. patricia yates is the director of visitbritain. it is because of the cheap pound? the pound makes it very good value at the moment but it was also because people actually want to come to britain. we have got great experiences here, great service and we are offering a warm welcome all across the world. you don't build a tourism industry on a weak pound. you have actually