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"And sherwood drive this is because of the accident in the the long -term work zone traffic doing okay on the capital beltway both in maryland and virginia there we are seeing some wet roadways because of rain in the area so lots of roadsway adjust your speeds accordingly keep them down and be safe thanksgiving platters of ivy city charcuteries featured delish smoked fish platters smoked salmon candy salmon trout whitefish salad and sides ordered by the 19th only from ivy city smokehouse i'm ken burger wtop traffic okay ken and now to seven news first alert chief meteorologist veronica johnson rain on the way that'll be late this evening early part of the night starting at about 10 to 11 pm and over by 3 am and we're only expecting about a tenth of an inch of rain not going to be too much and you know we need the rain temperatures this evening fall through the 50s and 40s by early morning you're saturday we're going a with fire alert from your first alert weather team because of the dry conditions the leaves on the ground the dry grasses and the drought that we're in and those gusty winds temperatures will top out in the mid to upper 50s on saturday with sunshine seven news chief meteorologist ronnica johnson in the first alert weather center some of the heaviest rain in the region is in central anna rundle county tonight but parts of prince georges and southern maryland also getting some rain and then to the west uh... fauquier county most of fauquier county in virginia getting some rain as well all of these systems are pushing west to east across our area rockville at fifty seven ashburn fifty nine district heights fifty nine and dropping into the mid
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"Experience free fun events for the whole family and so much more visit ymcadc .org to learn learn more I'm Brian Albin WTOP traffic let's go to seven news first alert chief meteorologist Veronica Johnson rain has started down in our southern counties that rain will continue to overspread the area becoming moderate to heavy overnight and throughout the day tomorrow will have several hours of moderate to heavy rain and a max that could be over three inches in a few locations especially along and east of I -95 rain will ease by Sunday morning and end by Sunday midday know that we do have tropical storm warnings up for Calvert for st. Mary's County our temperatures will be in the fifties by early morning sixties for your afternoon on Saturday I'm seven news chief Johnson in the first alert weather center do have rain in all of southern Maryland including Charlotte Hall Hughesville area area Waldorf and Accokeek of course in Prince George's County and much of Prince George's County getting at least some rain we can say the same for Anna Rundle County this system continues to push to the northwest so pretty soon it will be affecting more of northern Virginia DC itself Howard County and also Montgomery County Maryland in the next couple of hours as the system pushes to the northwest tonight Chantilly 66 Penn Quarter 68 Columbia 67 degrees and we're down to the mid 50s overnight money use at 10 and 40 past the hour brought to you by PenFed great rates for everyone this is a Bloomberg Money Minute a full weekend to the strike and United Auto Workers president
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"For nacy tune up and snell's experts will tune up your heater for free visit snell heating and air dot com at snell heating and air dot com rich china w t f traffic where are the flooding rains now where are they headed tonight put that question live to howard ernstine w t o p meteorologist the good news is the flooding rains are pulling away us from we still have some the back edge is sort of on the beltway they are not far from connecticut avenue over board around a twenty nine and then it started to pick up in the atmosphere really start to pop across the areas of northern anna rundle county northern prince georges and up into baltimore and northeastern maryland that's where we're seeing the activity heaviest over toward the eastern shore as well so we're going to see the rains pull away the flash flood warning though for dc north northwest dc that is southeastern mccormry northwest prince georges that goes until 45 and then we've got that other flash flood warning for the upper half of montgomery county until 1 15 a .m. So there's any high water please be be wise and avoid it is you know it doesn't take much to push your car maybe but a foot or two to push your car off the road we'll see things settle down overnight leaving us with in the 60s and low 70s maybe some patchy fog if the winds don't pick up enough tomorrow looks pretty Decent couple of showers possible in the morning and then maybe one or two in the afternoon but much more comfortable with highs in the 80 or so then by Thursday sunny just gorgeous with 50s and 60s to start your day and the Afternoon lower humidity levels and highs we feel like fall at the mid to the upper 70s. I'm wtop meteorologist Howard Bernstein okay Howard at the wharf in DC 78 National Harbor 78 Harbor and sterling 71 we're brought to you by Dulles glass for all your glass mirror and shower door needs visit Dullesglass .com Dulles
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"Right and fifty out of the bay bridge that runs without delay bob imler wtop traffic get a precision ac tune up for only fifty nine dollars michael inside all right more strong storms blowing through the area let's get the epic now live to w two all just the prince of alley well that's what we mentioned kyla's out of prince georges county right now so it's only anna rundle county that has a severe thunderstorm warning it goes until nine thirty so another twenty one minutes or so with that parole over toward arnold savannah park anapolis really getting hammered right now with some gusty winds of sixty plus miles an hour that could down trees and power lines large hail as possible as well as needless to needless say dangerous lightning a very heavy rainfall so you're inside away from windows staying safe severe thunderstorm warning again until nine thirty for anna rundle county the good news is that overall the trend is for these storms to diminish gradually and that's what we've been seeing there are some strong storms south of says over toward dale city and then approaching uh... say the uh... buellton area and south of warrington but they are non severe storms right now so again the only severe storm is in rundle anna county anapolis over towards up at the harwood area davidson ville and edge water for instance you're inside away from windows severe thunderstorm watch until eleven pm tonight so that threat is still there given warm and unstable atmosphere however later tonight all the storms are done with prior to midnight skies will be partly cloudy patchy fog overnight lows expected to be into the seventies tomorrow a repeat performance hot and muggy hence a heat advisory posted for the greater dc area sizzling into the nineties feel like a plus hundred again friend so staying cool hydrated with water checking on the pets and otherly too making sure they're all staying staying safe another round of storms tomorrow evening tomorrow night they will pack a punch yes with strong gusty winds and dangerous lightning behind that cold front better weather by sunday cooler and less humid in the eighties beautiful weather monday tuesday seventy -four in warrington following the cooling storm seventy seven in alexandria com alright thanks so much steve the forecast tonight brought to you by long fence save twenty percent on long fence decks pavers and fences go to longfence .com today and schedule your free in -home estimate monday news at ten and forty past the hour on wtop this is a bloomberg money minute a data breach may have exposed the personal data and medical records of more than six hundred thousand people on medicare the hack on was systems belonging to maximus federal services which use the file transfer software move there's it a vulnerability in move it software that's tied to a widening circle of data breaches
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"Crash we had a single right lane getting by before danger field island follow police direction mary de pumpa wtop traffic let's check in now for the latest word on our weather mark pena watching some more storms in the area yeah i think we some good news in terms of some warnings the one that was issued for the south eastern portion of the district and prince george's county has been allowed to expire but now we have one for anna rundle county this is going to be for radar indication of some winds up to 60 miles per hour and one -inch hail this is going to be until 215 pm beyond that we are still under a severe thunderstorm watch and a flood watch this means that conditions are favorable for both of those to happen so that's why we are going to make sure that we're weather staying aware through later on tonight's because even though a lot of us are still seeing sunshine sunshine only destabilizes our atmosphere and gives those storms the go -ahead to go ahead and go severe so tracking that one isolated cell at this time into Anne Arundel County again producing some pretty heavy rainfall the rest of us though looking pretty dry high and sunny so again that threat is going to be until 8 pm or the watches are until 8 pm so we'll of course keep you up to with date any latest warnings but beyond that we're looking mostly clear tonight all this activity comes to an end when the sun sets and by tomorrow pretty hot and humid day temperatures will be around seasonal averages the low 90s but by Thursday through about Saturday the that's high pressure when builds in and we're looking at upper 90s for your highs to close to 100 degrees and we'll for sure have index heat values into the triple digits so make sure that you're planning for that have ways to stay cool and hydrated of course check on your neighbors sure and make everybody has adequate cooling by the beginning parts of next week we have temperatures coming back to seasonal averages chances for showers temperatures are all over the place right now because of the rain we have 67 in buoy 78 into northwest 90 degrees out near Dulles and the forecast brought to you by Dulles glass for all your glass mirror and shower door needs visit Dullesglass .com Dulles glass to love your glass up ahead extreme heat and pollution there's just more stress put on the heart i'm neil logan stain it's 151 introducing a completely redesigned experience a reimagined sports destination with an expanded
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"23 and Anna rundle county man is protesting Maryland's new gun laws doing so by walking around with an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle. Does it each and every day in the severan area near an elementary school sometimes? The children are scared. The parents alarmed 20 year old Jaden Machado tells, he's not doing it to scare children. Guns can be safe if it's controlled by the right person. Can you understand how parents and kids might be afraid seeing this? I do understand so I talked to the kids this morning at 7 a.m.. I came out here and talked to them right at that bus stop over there with the AR-15. It is legal rather in Maryland for him to openly carry that AR-15. This despite the fact that governor just signed the new law in gun control legislation this week, a parent, Michael Haley says it might be legal, but it's not right. If people are uncomfortable with something and you keep throwing it in their face, well then, you know, you end up becoming the jerk in a situation. At least all the posts they don't believe mcadoo has plans to harm anyone. The COVID pandemic is technically over, but no one seems to have told the scammers, investigators say they are seeing fraudulent test kits showing up in Maryland. People with Medicare across Maryland are reporting receiving sometimes dozens of COVID test kits they didn't order. Since Medicare ended its COVID test coverage last week, it's likely a scam, says the Maryland department of aging lately investigators say that scammers have gotten more aggressive by calling an emailing seniors, which is something Medicare representatives don't do. The inspector general of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services posted a fraud warning on its website, alerting seniors not to give out their Medicare number, which scammers can use to build the government for tests, doctors visits, and COVID kits you didn't actually order. Medicare loses as much as $90 billion a year to fraudulent claims. Sports
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"Mark Lewis. And I'm Michelle bash. There's now a reward related to a mass shooting in Texas where 5 family members were killed. Authorities are hoping that an $80,000 reward will help locate a Texas man who police say shot his neighbors after they asked him to stop firing off rounds in his yard. 38 year old Francisco or a pesa is on the run after fleeing his Cleveland Texas home Friday night after allegedly shooting 5 people dead, the youngest victim was a 9 year old boy. Veronica Pineda is a neighbor. Kind of scary. I have kids. I have 5 kids. It is kind of scary. You never know where he can be, but I don't really think he'll be here anymore. The San jacinto county sheriff claims or a pesa has contacted some of his friends since the shooting. Matt piper, CBS News. Anna rundle county man has been sentenced to four months in federal prison for sending death threats to a member of Congress. Officials say 40 year old Justin kukta made those threats through a congressional district office in Texas. This happened in July of last year, an investigation revealed his identity by tracking his IP address to a high-speed network operated by the state of Maryland. Finally, initially denied the accusations he ultimately admitted that he sent the threatening message. Pope Francis says he is willing to help reunite children with their families. The children were taken from Ukraine to Russia during the war and the Pope who has already helped mediate prisoner exchanges said he would do all that is humanly possible to get the families back together. CBS has more from Rome. Pope Francis said the Vatican is prepared to mediate for the return of nearly 20,000 children taken from occupied Ukraine to Russia during the conflict. Speaking to reporters on the return flight from Hungary to Rome, Francis said the Vatican has already facilitated prisoner exchanges between Ukraine and Russia and that the return of the children was a humanitarian cause last week at the Vatican, Ukraine's prime minister asked the Pope for his help to bring the deported children back to Ukraine, animatronic, CBS News, Rome
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"Clarity WTO news. Police are asking for your help to ID the suspect who deface that memorial, we have an image at WTO P dot com. Last October, a former Montgomery county official was accused of creating a hostile workplace. However, an independent investigation says the allegations are unfounded. Former Montgomery county planning board chair Casey Anderson was first reprimanded for having a liquor cabinet in his office, and then an email accused him of inappropriate language in the workplace. Following an investigation by the Maryland national capital park and planning commission, county council president Evan glass says no evidence was found to support the allegations of a hostile toxic or misogynistic workplace at Montgomery parks. Montgomery planning are at the county planning board. Dick giuliano WTO news. A proposed ban on plastic shopping bags is getting strong backing from activists. It's happening in Anna rundle county. Environmental activists submitted a testimony at a hearing on the proposal, arguing that banning plastic bags is an important step in protecting the county's delicate waterways. The capital gazette reports that if passed, the bill would not only ban plastic bags, but also require many establishments to charge ten cents for a paper bag. An aging NASA satellite is expected to fall to earth tonight, but experts tracking the spacecraft say it's not likely to pose any danger. Most of the 660 pound satellite should burn up during reentry, but some parts are expected to survive, NASA says there's uncertainty over exactly when and where it might go down. The satellite rocketed into orbit in 2002 to study the sun and was retired in 2018
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"Guns for an area gun shop owner. In court Jenkins pleaded not guilty to the charges against him and was released one big discussion was over whether a condition which requires a sheriff to give up his guns, including a service weapon should remain, his attorneys claim he's not a risk with them and needs the weapon to protect himself since he's received death threats. The judge left the condition in place or Jenkins will have to give up his weapons, leaving the courthouse. Do you have any comments? I have no statement. The sheriff didn't say much, but what we did learn after the hearing was that he planned to take a leave of absence starting at the end of the business day on Friday, and that will last until the end of the judicial process, he says, at U.S. district court in Baltimore, Mike Morello, WTO news. There are questions this morning surrounding a D.C. program set up to help children born into low income families. It comes after that program is no longer being funded. The baby bonds program established in 2021 provides low income kids with up to a $1000 a year deposited into a trust fund when they turn 18 they can access the money to pay for college by a house or start a business, but the $54 million needed to pay for the program has apparently mistakenly been zeroed out of the mayor's budget. It's one of the most significant eras that we've seen in the budget process in years, council member Kenyan mcduffie tells 7 news the mayor should restore that money since baby bonds are crucial to decreasing the racial wealth gap in D.C.. It's still early in the budget process enough time to find that $54 million. Neil Logan stain. Two parts of our region are being recognized this morning for having the best healthcare for children in the country. Wallet hub analysis finds D.C. and Maryland rank among the best spots for those 17 and under when it comes to healthcare, D.C. ranked second overall in healthcare for kids, Maryland ranked 7th, and Virginia came in 22nd. D.C. was boosted in the rankings by having the lowest percentage of uninsured children, Maryland had the lowest percentage of overweight children. The Commonwealth does crack the top 20 in access to children's healthcare while it hub says nutrition, physical activity, oral health, and access to healthcare were among the biggest factors in its analysis. A decision for students in one part of our region, when it comes to what they can and can't wear to class. It's a story you're hearing first on WTO. Fairfax county public schools has removed a proposed change to its dress code that would have banned pajamas and other sleepwear. That's according to a school system spokeswoman. The ban on PJ's was initially being considered ahead of next school year. They would have only been allowed during spirit week or on pajama day, penguin mallard is the principal of west Potomac high school. I'm currently the president of the high school principals association. We talked about this. This is not an issue for us. The county reviews its student rights and responsibilities policy, which includes the dress code annually, a final vote on other proposed changes is scheduled for May. Scott gelman, news. Summer break is going to start sooner than expected for students in Anna rundle county public schools. That's because not one snow day was used for bad weather this winter. The last day for Anna rundle county students, students in pre kindergarten through 11th grade, has been moved up to June the 13th, the school year was originally set to end on June 16th. Coming up Virginia is getting a first in the nation LEGO manufacturing plant. It's 8 O 8. Get a precision AC tuna for only $59. Michael. Traffic
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". Everything you need every time you listen. WTO news. This is WTO news. It's 6 53. And arundel county schools have not closed once this school year because of bad weather. And the lack of snow means summer break will be starting earlier. The last day for Anna rundle county students in pre kindergarten through 11th grade has been moved up to June 13th. The school year was originally set to end June 16th. The last day of school for graduating seniors is May 25th. We're learning fairfax county public schools will allow students to wear PJs to class next year after considering a dress code change that would have banned them. It's a story you're hearing first on WTO. Fairfax county public schools has removed the proposed change to its dress code that would have banned pajamas and other sleepwear. That's according to a school system spokeswoman. The ban on PJ's was initially being considered ahead of next school year. They would have only been allowed during spirit week or on pajama day. The principal of west Potomac high school. I'm currently the president of the high school principals association. We talked about this. This is not an issue for us. The county reviews its student rights and responsibilities policy, which includes the dress code annually, a final vote on other proposed changes is scheduled for May. Scott gelman WTO news. Lawyers were scolded in court by a Delaware judge ahead of a potentially historic trial for defamation related to the 2020 election. Trial begins Monday in Wilmington, Delaware, dominion voting systems is suing Fox News for defamation and $1.6 billion, alleging Fox allowed false accusations about dominion to go on the air after the 2020 elections. Fox is denied the accusations, but suffered a loss in court, the judge sanctioned their lawyers ordered them to pay for any new depositions needed, saying they didn't hand over all the evidence they should have before trial. That is CBS correspondent Scott McFarland. Most Americans think Supreme Court Justices should be required to disclose gifts. That's the finding of a new poll after a report found justice clarence Thomas accepted luxury trips and didn't disclose them. The poll from YouGov and The Economist finds 73% of U.S. adults support the portion of the ethics and government act of 1978 that requires justices to log most gifts on annual financial disclosure reports, the poll was conducted in recent days. It surveyed 1500 U.S. adults. It has a margin of error of plus or -3.1 percentage points. Sports had 25 and 55, powered by maximus, moving people and innovation forward. All right, deep Preston, what
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"Story we're following metro trains have been under manual control for more than a decade following a deadly crash in 2009. Since then, the transit agency says it's implemented a number of safety and engineering improvements, and now it's planning to bring self piloting trains back. Later this week, the metro board will talk about testing the new and improved automatic trains on the red line. The tests, this spring may lead to installing the system by installing this system wide by the end of the year. Metro leaders say returning to automation should create smoother rides, reduce delays and reduce the chances of operator error. The 2009 crash that killed 9 passengers on the red line remains the deadliest incident in metro's history. Another Norfolk Southern train has derailed in Ohio just 1000 feet from nearby homes. It had been near Springfield on Saturday, and it comes about a month after that toxic derailment in the town of east Palestine, Ohio. 20 cars peeled off the track near Springfield, Ohio. Residents nearby were asked to briefly shelter in place, local officials say there is no public risk. According to federal data, rail remains the safest way to move hazardous materials, but after the east Palestinian disaster, Ohio senator sherrod Brown would like to see real safety standards improve. It's clear that their greed and incompetence always takes precedent over making their workers safe and making communities safe that they go through. That is CBS reporter Chanel Cole with that report, the NTSB is sending a team of investigators to the new crash site today. There's another challenge for displaced residents of the Silver Spring apartment building that caught fire. Some now say they are not being given access to their belongings unless they give up the right to sue. A fire that killed a woman two weeks ago at the arrive apartment building in Silver Spring and displaced many others has presented another challenge for residents looking to get their belongings back. MSB says some have been told they can't enter the building until they sign a waiver acknowledging the health risks and agreeing not to sue. And it's causing an under amount of added stress and panic. As be says frustrations against the property management company, Trinity property consultants are growing. I mean, the longer this draws out, it's just, it's extremely exhausting. Council member Kate Stewart has been in touch with residents. Very distressful. This is something we have to get through together. We have reached out to the management company and are awaiting their response. Melissa Howell WTO P news. How long should a school year be in Maryland students are required to attend 180 days of classes each academic year. However, Anna rundle county wants to drop that mandate, and it wants the rest of the state's public schools to follow in a rondo county school superintendent is backing new legislation that would allow schools to experiment with things such as four day weeks or longer school days that would not actually mean less instruction students would still have to spend a minimum number of hours in class. The Baltimore the Baltimore banner reports all of the state's public school superintendents and local school boards have signed on to the idea of dropping the 180 day mandate, but the proposal still faces an uncertain future in the General Assembly. Changes may be coming to fairfax county public schools sex Ed curriculum as soon as next year. However, we're learning some parents and teachers are opposed to a key component. The changes include allowing boys and girls in fourth through 8th grades to be together for lessons on topics like puberty and reproductive processes. Currently, students are separated for those units, about 85% of the 2600 people who responded to a survey last fall don't support that change. That's according to a presentation shared with the committee reviewing the changes. Parents, students, and teachers all participated. Some say a push by anti family life education organizations to encourage comments may have skewed the data. The school board delayed voting on the recommendations last spring, calling for more community feedback. They're still no official date for a vote on the recommendations. Scott gelman, WTO P news. For U.S. citizens have apparently been kidnapped in northern Mexico. The four were in a vehicle when they came under fire in the city of Matamoros, according to the FBI, they driven in from Brownsville, Texas, and were in a minivan with North Carolina plates. They were taken from the scene by armed men, the FBI is offering a $50,000 reward for their return, the U.S. consulate had just issued an alert on Friday because of drug cartel violence in the area. That CBS correspondent cammie McCormick. To Ukrainian pilots are reportedly in the U.S. for an assessment of their skills and flying fighter jets. It comes as Biden administration officials say there are no plans to send F-16s to Ukraine for now. A U.S. official tells Politico military experts are watching the pilots in simulators in order to determine how the U.S. can better advise the Ukrainian air force. Other officials say the aim is to evaluate how long it'll take Ukrainian pilots to learn to fly modern fighter aircraft, including F-16s. Coming up after traffic and weather. Tips to help you spot someone pretending to be a professional tax preparer. I'm Mike Murillo. 8 36. I'm Steve Cohn, head of communications at capital carrying health. 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"Good morning, I'm John Aaron. And I'm Michelle bash. Teddy gellman is our producer. The top stories we're following for you today, some residents are still dealing with the aftermath of a deadly apartment building fire in Silver Spring. They say the property manager is holding their belongings hostage. MSB and their partner were just a few doors down from where the three alarm fire started at the arrive apartment building two weeks ago. It's incredibly draining. And it's only gotten harder. They say the property management company Trinity property consultants won't give them their belongings. You first have to sign a waiver saying that you understand the risks of going back into the unit and you're not basically aren't going to sue. I will say it's been a very frustrating process. Montgomery county council member Kate Stewart. We want to make sure that they're safe and they have a community in which they can trust their building management. We have reached out to the management company and are awaiting their response. Melissa Howell WTO P news. Maryland requires students to attend 180 days of classes each academic year. Now Anna rundle county wants to drop that mandate and it wants the rest of the state's public schools to follow. The goal is to allow schools to experiment with things like four day weeks or longer school days. But this would not actually mean less instruction as students would still have to spend a minimum number of hours in class. The Baltimore banner reports all of the state's public school superintendents and local school boards have signed on to the idea of dropping the 180 day mandate, but the proposal still faces an uncertain future in the General Assembly. We're learning more about how some parents and students feel about proposed changes to fairfax county public schools, sex Ed curriculum. If approved, the changes would likely go into effect in the next school year. Nearly 85% of people who responded to a survey last fall say they don't support boys and girls being together for family and life education lessons in fourth through 8th grades. That's according to data shared with the committee that's reviewing potential changes. Last spring, the group recommended having boys and girls together for the human growth and development unit. They are currently separated for lessons on things like puberty, reproductive processes, and sexually transmitted infections. The school board delayed a vote on the changes last year calling for more community feedback. Some committee members said a push for opponents to the changes to comment may have skewed the data, a vote on the proposed changes hasn't yet been scheduled. Scott gelman WTO P news. The U.S. Senate is expected to vote this week on a Republican resolution to prevent D.C.'s new sentencing guidelines from going into effect. Mitchell Miller has more on that from Capitol Hill. Some Democrats are upset that President Biden has said he won't veto the Republican backed Senate Bill if it passes. But House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries has sought to downplay differences between members of his party and The White House. What I do know is that delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton has said she looks forward to talking to President Biden about his position. They may agree to disagree. Jeffrey speaking on CNN State of the Union, the president says he opposes measures in the D.C. criminal code that would lighten penalties for some crimes, including carjacking. The president's critics say he should still support D.C. and home rule, but right now the Senate bill appears to be on track to get approved. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO, news. The president marked the anniversary of bloody Sunday in Selma, Alabama yesterday. It's been 58 years since the civil rights march over the Edmund pettus bridge where President Biden says it will never be forgotten. No matter how hard some people try, we can't just choose to learn what we want to know. And not what we should know. And that means everyone should know what happened in Selma. Selma is a reckoning. Marchers in 1965, calling for the right to vote were beaten by police. The event became a cornerstone of the civil rights movement. Linda kenyon, CBS News. There's been another train derailment in Ohio. It happened in western Ohio on Saturday, more than a month after the derailment in eastern Ohio, Norfolk Southern's general manager of operations Craig barner said 28 railcars derailed in all in the latest incident. There were four empty
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"They have on defense. So I'm excited about this opportunity. Yeah, he is. And he pretty much told everybody he was excited. He can't wait to get to work. He said, Ron Rivera led the process he met Jason Wright Martin mayhew. Marty herne as well. He was asked if the snyders were involved to they did not mention that and they were not in the press conference as well, which maybe probably didn't expect them to be. But Ron Rivera said he has talked to Dan Snyder throughout this process and take your time, get the right man and Ron Rivera was ready for Eric the enemy to be the man. He waited for him to win the Super Bowl, and then they got the deal done. Next up, he's going to get to finish assembling his offensive staff. All right. So you should be excited about this. I am. Okay. Sounds good. I want you to be excited. What did he say about the offensive line? That's going to be up top. And that's a need. They need to address that. And he knows that. He just got here. I'm just checking. The other good news of the day, Alex Ovechkin will play tonight against Anaheim says his head coach, George Wallace. All right, George, thank you. One 47, signing bonuses are not just for athletes, some local police departments are using them as a way to bulk up their ranks Kate Ryan has details about one of them. Prospective police recruits looking to join the Montgomery county police force could see a signing bonus of $20,000, part of a plan to make the county more competitive when trying to fill vacancies. Other counties offer $10,000, but Montgomery county executive Mark L rich said, Montgomery needed to match Anna rundle county's offer. $20,000 is pretty compelling. There's no point in putting out a bonus that people would say that's nice, but I can get more and interrupt county. D.C. also offers a $20,000 signing bonus. Now recruits would not get the money in a lump sum, members of the new recruit class starting in June would be eligible. The deal still requires approval by the county council. Kate Ryan, WTO
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"The federal courthouse. News, everything you need every time you listen. Going to rich hunter in the WTO traffic center. All right, good news on the beltway and prince George's county Dmitry adelup as you head north at the saint Barnabas road toward branch avenue the crash now completely over to the right shoulder all lanes have been reopened and delays are quickly easing now that traffic is moving once against a good news for folks on that stretch of the beltway. Now over in Anna rundle county and Glenn Bernie, 97 Nord found before the exit for quarter field road ex the 13 for the moment all lanes are blocked by the crash with response on scene, it does appear that some traffic is squeezing by on the right shoulder, but again use caution headed that way. Again, north down I 97 before a quarter field road, again, all lanes are blocked due to a crash. Now over on the bay bridge, no works and I put they do have wind warnings in effect, but no vehicle restrictions at this time, three lanes westbound, two lanes eastbound, moving each way without delay. Now in Virginia, southbound 95 south route 6 ten, the work zone blocks the right lane of three, and further south as you head south to sponsor mania toward thornburg before you get to exit one 18 near mom marker one 23, single file left past the bridge deck where it is very slow there as a result. For solutions to all your plumbing problems call the 5 star plumbing experts at crop Metcalfe, one 800 go crop or visit crop Metcalf dot com, rich hunter WTO traffic. Partly to most of the cloudy skies across the region, I will stay breezy going to be very mild night too. It could be some light rain by sunrise, our lowest mid 40s to lower 50s. Scatter showers on Thursday, it will not
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"A terrible moment Last weekend when a crash sent a two year old girl flying from a vehicle and into the water below the route 90 Bridge in Ocean City. A good Samaritan jumped in and saved her life and we're learning more about that person. Now The hero who had first asked not to be identified is Jonathon Bower. He describes the moments after he left off the bridge left around the water. And looked at her mom's open. Her eyes were semi open, and then I put against my shoulder very high and aggressively passed her on the back. Within seconds. She spit up a bunch of water, a lot of water, and then I started coughing and then took a deep breath, Bauer's wife, Wendy, says. I can't say how proud I am of him. The little girl will fully recover. Kyle Cooper w T O P News as Maryland and Virginia continued to relax coronavirus restrictions, D C is getting pressure to do the same. D C council members are now urging Mayor Marion 1000 to loosen the district's health restrictions. In a letter council members broke. Pinto and Kanye McDuffie call for common sense measures for reopening the city. The to save vaccination rates go up in infection rates go down the time to loosen restrictions is now. They also mentioned that with Maryland and Virginia, lifting their restrictions, many have chosen to move their businesses out of D. C. And they tell 1000 that lifting restrictions will provide assurance and confidence for businesses in the district. The mayor has not yet responded to the request. Casey James to BU T o P news number of county leaders across Maryland sent a letter to Governor Larry Hogan asking for pandemic relief in the form of a temporary moratorium on evictions. Maryland matters, reports that Hogan's current executive order provides tenants the defense in certain eviction cases. But the county leaders argued that it won't be enough to protect tenants. His courts work through a backlog of eviction cases. The letter was signed by the county executives of Montgomery, Prince Georges and Anna Rundle counties, among others. He testified for the defense and the Derrick Show Vin trial and now Maryland's former chief medical examiner, David Fowler, is being scrutinized. And Maryland's attorney general says his former cases will be audited under the magnifying glass cases overseen by former Maryland chief medical examiner Dr David Fowler. Fowler was Emmy for 17 years before retiring in 2019. The audit comes after Fowler testified in defense of Derrick Show, Vince saying the former Minneapolis police officer convicted in the death of George Floyd didn't kill Florida. Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh his office says it's working with the governor's office to look at the case is saying it will be a professional and independent audit. Fowler told WT O p last month that he stands by the work done under his leadership. Mike Murillo. W T O P NEWS Virginia Republicans.
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"Barbara Bridge, President Joe Biden said to set an egg Zain an executive order today for the government to blot to buy more goods made here in the United States. The executive order of the president is expected to sign is aimed at boosting government purchases from U. S manufacturers. It would modify the rules for the buy American program, making it harder for contractors to qualify for a waiver and sell foreign made goods to federal agencies. It would also mean more of a manufactured goods components must originate from US factories. The order also calls for a job to be established under the White House Office of Management and Budget to focus on making sure the government buys more goods made in the USA. Can you do it Powers? Fox News, a Maryland delegate who is eager to get schools reopen for in person Learning, wants to keep student members on local school boards from casting a vote. The boards of education and Howard and Anna Rundle counties are among the ones across the state with seven members plus one student member, and that's stopping things from getting done according to delegate reading about me. We all know that four plus four Equals gridlock. And I'm just looking to change that through this bill. I'm not allowing the student member to vote if it would cause a tie and a rental county board of bad student member drinks, Smith says. You really need this stupid boys. It's critical because sometimes board members forget why they're on there to serve the students. Heather Curtis Sandoval, you Emma Allen. W M a l dot com It is Restaurant Week in DC Finally, now that indoor dining returns to the nation's capital, a 25% capacity Kathy Hollinger with the restaurant Association of Interpol. And.
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"50, A W T o P. Contract. Negotiations between the state of Maryland and its largest Union of state employees have turned nasty and now the two sides and missed the target date for a new deal. The union representing 30,000 State employees say the 1% pay raise Maryland is offering them is not enough. Leaders with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees are blasting Maryland for agreeing to much bigger raises with other unions and say the state's discriminating against workers who are already generally among the lower paid in the state. But state negotiators blame the union's leadership and say those deals were reached months ago, and even then, the pandemic almost forced the state to forego those raises and concession those unions agreed to make until it was clear Maryland could honor the new agreements. On dome and W. T o P news If you're a Fed expected boost in your next paycheck just before the new year, President Donald Trump signed an executive order implementing a federal pay raise for civilian employees and military members and 2021. Federal news Network says civilian employees will receive a 1% across the board federal pay raise, and this year that'll happen this year, and military members will receive a 3% pay raise. Took effect yesterday. Now locality paper, civilian workers will remain frozen a 2020 levels. Now that Anna Rundle counties allowing limited indoor dining, there are hopes that could open the door to expand its service. James King runs the Titan restaurant group in Anna Randall County. It was his group that sued to allow restaurants to get back to providing indoor dining now limited to 25% capacity. What King would really like to see is the capacity put at 50%. I don't think any restaurant owner Has dreams, revisions of being profitable this year anytime soon. I think what we're really fighting for is our employees in to be able to just hang on so that we have a business to come back to when we do come out of this For now, he says. It's great to know that people can come back inside to dine again. The vast majority of the diners are really tipping our employees well, and they're giving them really positive words of encouragement on have been extremely supportive of our businesses, so it's been great to see Kate Ryan w T o P News. After restaurants win in court, a group of fitness and sports center's owners in the county or asking a judge to stop account executive order that would cause the centers to cancel sports and sports practices. The plaintiffs argue the sports centers based Is 90% based 90% or more of their income on youth and adult sports practices. The capital was that reports County executive Stuart Pittman's December order does allow fitness centers to remain open to provide classes or group fitness activities at 25% capacity. If those taking part where masks Since March, Metro bus riders have been boarding in the rear of the bus away from the driver and fair boxes not used as a precaution against Cove in 19, But starting Sunday front door boarding and fair collection is going to happen again. Metro says It will be safe to board the front of the bus with the operators seated behind a plastic shield, everyone wearing masks and enhanced daily cleanings. Why would you open the doors? At this point, the bus operators union 80 you local 6 89.
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Unrest erupts all over US, including Washington DC, following the death of George Floyd
"Has spread across America riots and protests breaking out in at least twenty major cities sparked by the death of George Floyd in police custody in Minneapolis things were tense here in DC even close to the White House White House went into lockdown mode things evolved very quickly we were actually at our life position outside when we started hearing chanting and yelling we heard people saying things like George Floyd's name I can't breathe I even some anti trump slogans like Hey Hey ho ho Donald Trump has got to go those were the types of things that we were hearing that CVS is Nicole Killian in Maryland leaders and Anna Rundle county are denouncing the actions of the Minneapolis police officers who were involved in George Floyd's arrest the people all over this community who have just reached the point of being fed up Carl Snowden with the caucus of African American leaders joined Anna Rundle county executive Stuart pigment and civic activist in denouncing the death of George Floyd a black man who died after a Minneapolis police officer knelt on Floyd's neck for nearly nine minutes Snowden urged the county executive to keep money in the county budget for police body cameras with body cameras have proven to be is that I'm blanking out there will tell a story that is not based on people's perspective of what happened Kate Ryan WTOP
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Latest coronavirus test results in DC, Maryland and Virginia
"Now rundown of the latest developments in the corona virus outbreak there are now nearly seventeen hundred cases of coronavirus in Maryland Virginia and DC Maryland and now has more than seven hundred seventy cases that's an increase of more than four hundred cases over the past three days Virginia has more than six hundred cases and there are nearly three hundred cases in the district a fourth person has died of the virus in DC that person was a worker in the district's office of legal counsel and in Maryland the fifth person has died of the virus a man from Anna Rundle county in his eighties prince William county is also reporting its first death due to covert nineteen this makes for a total of twenty four deaths in DC Maryland and
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Nanny Charged With Child Abuse After Allegedly Drugging Two-Year-Old In Severn
"And then the N. Anna Rundle county facing charges of drugging a toddler it appeared that it was some sort of Benadryl and histamine type of drug that was administered the mom watching the home video noticing the nanny giving her two year old pills that her two year old sleeping for hours Markle Manske within around a police says Shannon Emery is now facing reckless endangerment and child abuse charges and warm so you know certainly careful reading of of the people that you hire to be within your home you know but you know you you take all the steps and you still could have somebody who has ill intent the Manske says the two year old is okay and under a
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Washington, D.C.: Nanny Drugged Toddler To Force Nap Time
"On anti at Anna Rundle county facing charges of drugging a toddler in her care it appeared that it was some sort of Benadryl and histamine type of drug that was administered the mom watching the home video noticing the nanny giving her two year old pills and her two year old sleeping for hours Markle Manske with Enron to please those Shannon Emery is now facing reckless endangerment and child abuse charges and warrants for you know certainly careful reading of of the people that you hire to be within your home you know but you know you you take all the steps in the store could have somebody who has ill intent Manske says the two year old is okay and under a doctor's care
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Washington DC: Man who reportedly stabbed woman with syringe in Maryland grocery store arrested, police say
"There's been an arrest and assault possibly with a syringe and charged in Maryland Amanda Rundle county a week ago a tip leading to the arrest in this case of Thomas Stillman of church didn't he has been charged with first and second degree assault and reckless endangerment Lisa this morning they were told that a woman was assaulted February eighteenth at the entrance of Christopher's fine foods off shady side road it's not known what was in that syringe Stillman could need severe medical intervention and until we know what exactly happened here she can't be treated the way she needs to be treated and we're kind of on a time crunch with that sergeant Jacqueline Davis with Anna Rundle county police the woman has to get a year and a half of testing to determine if she's infected with anything at all