17 Burst results for "Bill Rowan"
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"Spaces will really help to make sure that we get the actual things we need in our community. It's modeled after pass legislation that helped get rid of some of the county strip clubs years ago. John Doe and WTO news. Virginia lawmakers have shelved a pair of bills that would have given people filing for unemployment, half as much time to file an appeal if their initial claim was denied a Senate panel voted unanimously against the measures which were pitched as a way to speed things up at the Virginia employment commission. The agency struggled to keep up with legitimate claims at the start of the pandemic and was swamped eventually with fraudulent ones. Opponents of the bill say they would have been unfair to people filing claims. Coming up a push to get more federal workers back into the office. It's 7 O 7. Today's innovation in government report highlights the government's IT modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says agencies can no longer rely on the old ways of understanding the health and security of their networks. Today, because of that transformation, we now have to gather even more data and the time to analyze that data has gotten even more compressed. We need close to real time. The other part of it is, as innovation continues, how do we take in that new innovation? How do we take in that data and now start to compare and contrast it to the rest of the environment? Those type of activities is what's leading us to have a much better perspective on where the threat actors are, or for that matter, where we are just making mistakes in the way we operationalize these environments. And their reseller partners help you imagine what your agencies capable of. Learn more at Keras off dot com slash innovation. 7 O 8. Michael and sons heating tune up for only $69. Traffic and weather on the 8s back to Jack Taylor and our traffic center. All right, if you're riding in Virginia, there's some trouble as you come out of the Springfield interchange, riding on the inner loop of the beltway as you leave the Robinson terminal, headed up toward the basically Braddock road. You're going to find your express lanes blocked. You'll find a lane or two maybe to the right getting by a couple three vehicles were involved. One of them, sideways in the roadway. So stay to the right to get by on the inner loop of the beltway as you leave Springfield headed toward Braddock road. 95 headed in the northbound direction. We had a little bit of unusual delay now I'm thinking and newington. There had been reports of a crash up near 6 44, unclear if anything was found, but it just does seem to be just normal delays now, 95 north as you leave falmouth, headed into a choir, then some slowing into dumfries then again, brief delays in woodbridge, 66, got some slowing now eastbound in manassas, then again, heavy, 50 out toward one 23. There was a wreck on the fairfax county Parkway north bend up near Burke Lake road. All right, watch out as you ride in Maryland on the beltway topside outer loop. There's activity. You'll have the slowing, New Hampshire to George, but then busier, as you approach the ramp to go north on two 70, that's where we'd had one off the roadway left side involved in the crash. Pretty major slowdown, 95 going south. It should make the trip beyond route 32. You are on the brakes. The good news is the activity down at one 98 has been moved over to the right shoulder. It was a broken down truck, and it had been blocking two right lanes. Branch avenue north, near birch hill road nerd Shaw drive, that's a reported crash. The issue on the stretch of Watkins mill wrote is eastbound out near two 70 staying right to get by that crash. Two 70 itself, slowed near the monocacy into urbana, then again, at one O 9, just heavy in Germantown toward Montgomery village avenue. South of town, the inner loop delay now, saint Barnabas wrote down toward the Wilson bridge, expect slowing on 50, headed west right around two O two, riding into the district. You'll slow New York avenue inbound, riding northeastern and northwest, normal volume though, no worries yet on D.C. two 95 just slow from after eastern avenue to east capital street. Travis brought to you by navy federal credit union, proud to serve members of the armed forces, DoD, veterans and their families, are members are the mission. Learn more at navy federal dot org. Jack Taylor TOP traffic. And that a storm team fours Chad Merrill. It will be a wet go of things later this morning through the afternoon as a cold front slowly oozes through our temperatures actually dropping into the upper 30s. Do look for a light rain snow mix tonight any accumulation south of Washington less than an inch of snow and only on the grassy areas temperatures dropping to near 30°, increasing amounts of sunshine on Wednesday with a high near 40, a few flurries, low 40s on Thursday, blustery on Friday, same on Saturday with lows in the 20s, highs in the 30s aim storm team fours, Chad Merrill. Temperatures now 44 in Rockville 43 in Ashburn and 45 in district heights. The weather is brought to you by long fence, save 20% on long fence Dex papers and fences go to long fence dot com today and schedule your free in home estimates. 7 11 summer is
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"Jason fraley W two B news. Now to the top stories we're working on for you on double D TOP in the breaking news 5 former Memphis police officers have been charged with murder in the death of Tyree Nichols. The DA there says they all play different roles in his death, but they're all responsible. A judge will not throw out charges against former loudoun county public school superintendent Scott ziegler. And a truck sized asteroid is barreling its way toward earth, it's making one of the closest approaches on record, but not expected to make impact. Keep it here on WTO for full details in the minutes ahead. Three 48. Traffic and weather on the 8th, Dave dill dine in the WTO traffic setting. In Virginia, interstate three 95 between Springfield and Washington, northbound traffic brought to a stop at a few places, most northbound on ramps blocked for the passage of this motorcade, northbound traffic will be dragged the on Springfield edsel road toward the Alexandria exits behind the motorcade, northbound express lanes near the Potomac river. And some of the ramps at the 14th street bridge will be blocked for the next ten or 20 minutes. This happens in Virginia a couple of times every year and happens just about every week or so in D.C.. Southbound three 95 is unaffected, but volume delays will be a factor out of Arlington county. George Washington Parkway, northbound still slowly on one 23, might be clearing the war zone to turkey run. 95 northbound near Dale City exit one 56, closer to the rest area. They were working along the left side, but packing up and moving on, southbound volume delays, but nothing unexpected. In Maryland, Chevy Chase, Connecticut avenue jammed northbound. It is an emergency work zone to Jones bridge road. You were squeezing by to the right at last report heading for the beltway on Connecticut avenue. There's going to be some work around on Wisconsin avenue, but that's an option through Bethesda, Jones bridge wrote also be very slow east of Walter Reed to get past those workers at Connecticut avenue. Typical volume delays on two 70, 95. And the Baltimore Washington Parkway at around the beltway in Maryland and Virginia, no signs of trouble. Bruce Rama, two events, one fun night starring Bruce Campbell from the evil dead series on April 13th, 7 30 p.m. at Montgomery college, Rockville campus, Montgomery college dot EDU slash PAC. For more information, Dave dildy and WTO traffic. To the forecast and Amelia Draper. We'll have temperatures in the 40s as we look to the end of our Thursday with overnight lows in the upper 20s to mid 30s. So my slated sprinkles out there right now, but as we head into the overnight hours, skies become partly cloudy. For tomorrow mostly sunny a big breezy, not a bad late January day for Friday, highs in the mid to upper 40s. A nice day on Saturday with mostly sunny skies and highs in the low to mid 50s. There's the chance for some late day, rain on Sunday. I'm team four meteorologist stimuli at Draper. We're looking at 49 in buoy, 46 in Leesburg, we've got 49 in Georgetown, brought to you by dulles glass for all your glass mirror and shower door needs of Isabella's glass dot com, Dallas glass, love your glass. Murder charges are filed against 5 former Memphis police officers. We've got a CBS special report next. Three 51 here on WTO. Today's innovation in government report highlights the government's IT modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says agencies can no longer rely on the old ways of understanding the health and security of their networks. Today, because of that transformation, we now have to gather even more data and the time to analyze that data has gotten even more compressed. We need close to real time. The other part of it is, as innovation continues, how do we take in that new innovation? How do we take in that data and now start to compare and contrast it to the rest of the environment? Those type of activities is what's leading us to have a much better perspective on where the threat actors are, or for that matter, where we are just making mistakes in the way we operationalize these environments. And their reseller partners help you imagine what your agency is capable of. Learn more at Keras off dot com slash innovation. You don't know when or where breaking news is going to happen. Or where you'll be when it does. We're talking to people who live here in Frederick. You do know WTO will be there with reporters live on the scene. Reporting live from Chevy Chase on your radio and on all your devices with
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"State's board of public works in the first item he took up was a request from prince George's county executive Angela also Brooks to start issuing $400 million in bonds that will fund construction of a series of projects, including a makeover of the land here at FedEx field. We want to provide greater access to amenities that prince Georgians have awaited for decades. Also, Brooks didn't have to speak long in the work will begin with or without a football team playing in the stadium here, the governor calling it a great win for our state and bar regions. At FedEx field, John dome in WTO, he news. Still ahead here on WTO. The backstory of one of the weirdest thefts ever. It's a life sized gorilla. I'm Nick Allen Ellie. 7 O 7. Today's innovation in government report highlights the government's IT modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says even with all the progress over the last few years, agencies have a unique opportunity to change their approaches to security and services even more. As we start to see modern applications now come up online, where we can start to put some of these security parameters in the applications as microservices as they're built. How does that redefine the way we actually manage some of these environments? Can we build some of the automation, some of the observability of what's going on in the environment? Can we actually build those into services that are part of modern applications? That has the ability to help redefine the way we actually operationalize security across the board. Let's Splunk Kara soft and their reseller partners help you imagine what your agency is capable of. Listen to the full program at federal news network dot com, keyword, innovation in government. It's 7 O 8. Michael and sons heeding tune up for only $69. Traffic
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"In teen overdoses. And in part of our area, police are issuing warnings about the spike in overdoses with most of them coming from fentanyl. Nor can has been used 11 times in Montgomery county schools since the school year began nearly three times more than what was reported 6 weeks ago. The startling statistic came just after the school system reported, and overdosed at John F. Kennedy high school in Silver Spring, this past Tuesday. Montgomery county police say there were 48 youth overdoses in 2022, up about 75% from 2021. Telemundo 44 spoke with a student who said drug use is common in school. You will see that every everyday basically in every bathroom. Stetson Miller, WTO P news. A dangerous stretch of road in fairfax county will get some safety changes and it comes as more details emerge about a deadly car crash earlier this month that killed two teen girls and left a third in the hospital. The single car crash was here on Lee chapel road. Fairfax county police detectives analyzed the airbag control system from the Lexus, the girls were driving and riding in. Police say the car was going more than a hundred miles an hour and was airborne for 130 feet before it crashed off this winding two lane road. Now the fairfax county board of supervisors is working up a cost estimate to widen to four lanes as one mile stretch of Lee chapel between ox road and fairfax county Parkway, the project would also flatten the hills that make it difficult for drivers to see what's around the bend. In fairfax station, Neil all can stay in WTF. There's a school schedule change to tell you about, culpeper county public schools are opening two hours late today, though essential personnel are being told to report on time. Again, there is a two hour delay for students in culpeper county this morning. There are more developments in Newport News, Virginia, where a 6 year old boy shot and wounded his first grade teacher according to police. The superintendent of that school district where it happened will leave his role after reaching an agreement with the school board to leave his job. George Parker the third has faced sharp criticism since the shooting. The teacher who was shot Abigail's Werner is now suing her lawyer says school administrators were warned three times that the boy had a gun on him at the school and was threatening people. Russia has launched a new wave of missile and self exploding drone attacks on Ukraine. Air raid sirens wailed their nationwide this morning and at least 15 Russian cruise missiles were shot down. In Kyiv one person was killed and two other people were injured, the attacks are coming after Germany and the U.S. announced that they will send advanced battle tanks to Ukraine, offering what one expert called an armored punching force to help Ukraine break combat stalemates as the Russian invasion enters its 12th month. Ever had interest in a court case but didn't want to take the day off of work to go and watch whether your old landlord is facing a lawsuit or a distant relative is in trouble. Some Maryland lawmakers think it is your constitutional right to see justice play out online. Lawmakers in both Maryland's House and Senate want to see that practice of online court circuit hearings continue, introducing bills that are both in committee. As far to get from, I lived district heights to get from this to upper Marlboro. Testifying in support of the Senate bill, Bianca mills spoke to the equity that online access provides. It affects predominantly the black and brown folks who are unable to leave work who don't have babysitters. Court watcher odes Wilson, who keeps an eye on bail and bonds hearings, believes online access increases accountability. As it would allow impartiality and trans person with them to court system. Meghan cloher, WTO news. It's game over for two Maryland man accused of stealing a gaming machine from a fairfax county convenience store and making off with the cash inside. 35 year old Terrell hardy and 59 year old Leonard Jones were arrested Tuesday night, county police say the two took the machine from a 7 11 in the Mount Vernon area, investigators say the men were arrested after being found in a truck that had gaming machine parts in plain view in the truck bed. There have been 6 similar thefts in the county since late last month and police say more charges are possible. Coming up on WTO after traffic and weather, startled neighbors hearing gunfire. There were 16 gunshots. An old town Alexandria on particularly on them. It's 6 37. Today's innovation in government report highlights the government's IT, modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says agencies can no longer rely on the old ways of understanding the health and security of their networks. Today, because of that transformation, we now have to gather even more data and the time to analyze that data has gotten even more compressed. We need close to real time. The other part of it is, as innovation continues, how do we take in that new innovation? How do we take in that data and now start to compare and contrast it to the rest of the environment? Those type of activities is what's leading us to have a much better perspective on where the threat actors are, or for that matter, where we are just making mistakes in the way we operationalize these environments. And their reseller partners help you imagine what your agency is capable of. Learn more at Keras off dot com slash innovation. At lend the plumber, we know plumbing issues can be stressful. No one understands this more than our plumbers. Nobody's excited to call a plumber. My approach is
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"Mass shooting this time in Northern California. It's a tragedy that we hear about far too often, but today is hit home here in sandwich hill county. Sheriff Christina corpus says 7 people were shot to death at farms in half moon bay, CBS's max Darrow, on the suspect. 67 year old Chun Li zhao was seen being taken away in handcuffs Monday afternoon shortly after authorities say he shot and killed more than half a dozen people in two different locations. Officials say the suspect was located in the parking lot of a San Mateo county sheriff's substation. It comes just days after 11 people died in a mass shooting at a dance club in southern Monterey Park, investigations are underway into motives in both incidents. Democratic state assemblyman, Evan low. California, we pride ourselves on the most strict gun laws in the nation. And yet this can still happen within our borders. CBS News special report, I'm Deborah Rodriguez. Meantime, some members of the Asian American community here are struggling with the mass shooting that happened during the lunar new year celebration in California, and there are ways to offer your support. Any mass shooting is difficult to process, but John C Yang with Asian Americans advancing justice says on a holiday is especially hard. There's a time for our family to gather to express hope for our loved ones, good fortunes for the year to come. And really to celebrate and to have that taken away because of this tragedy, it is something that is really quite dramatic. And I think people should acknowledge and help their friends and family to deal with. He suggests offering words of support by simply saying happy new year to those who celebrate and acknowledging what happened. Because it will be on the minds of our Asian American community and let them guide you as to where they want to take that conversation. Megan clarity, WTO P news. Gun bills that are meant to address recent campus shootings at the University of Virginia and a Newport News elementary school are moving forward in Virginia's state House, a democratic panel is advancing a range of gun control bills. They signed off on measures yesterday that would tighten Virginia's gun storage regulations and ban most guns from college campuses. The bills face uncertain prospects in the GOP controlled House, Republicans say they plan to address mass shootings and gun violence this year by improving the mental healthcare system boosting funding for law enforcement and holding criminals accountable. Still a hit here after traffic and weather have you taken a look at gas prices lately? 6 36. Today's innovation and government report highlights the government's IT modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says even with all the progress over the last few years, agencies have a unique opportunity to change their approaches to security and services even more. As we start to see modern applications now come up online, where we can start to put some of these security parameters in the applications as microservices as they're built. How does that redefine the way we actually manage some of these environments? Can we build some of the automation? Some of the observability of what's going on in the environment, can we actually build those into services that are part of modern applications? That has the ability to help redefine the way we actually operationalize security across the board. And their reseller partners help you imagine what your agency is capable of. Listen to the full program at federal news network dot com, keyword, innovation in government. Life doesn't stop when the economy is uncertain. The market might not care you have a wedding to plan. Or a kid to put through school. An inflation doesn't
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"Of his wife. Hannah Walsh went missing early on the morning of New Year's Day as she was traveling from Boston to D.C., her body has not been found. There's no evidence of her ever getting on the plane. Brian Walsh was already in police custody and charged with lying to investigators about his whereabouts in the days after Anna's disappearance. He is due in court at some point this week. Also new today, D.C.'s past its first updated criminal code and more than a hundred years. It was done through a council override of the mayor's veto. The new code lessons penalties for violent crimes, including carjackings. Ahead of the 12 to one vote council member Kenyan mcduffie and his colleagues acknowledged its challenging to move forward on a bill to keep punishments proportionate to the crime when so many children are being affected by gun violence. And so the question that everybody is asking right now is will this law make our city less safe? And I say, no, emphatically it will not make our city less safe. New chair of the public safety committee Brooke Pinto says the public and criminal justice stakeholders will continue to have a voice. The new law will not go into effect for another three years during which time I intend to fully explore whether additional amendments to the criminal code makes sense. Megan cloher, a WTO news. In a statement following the vote, mayor muriel Bowser says that the updated criminal code, quote, unfortunately falls short on meeting the moment we are in right now. We've got an update to the story of the university of Alabama basketball player from our area charged with capital murder court documents show 21 year old Darius miles of D.C. is accused of providing the gun used in the shooting, however, another man fired the weapon. Investigators say miles admits to providing the gun immediately before the shooting, another man is accused of shooting and killing a young woman near campus. He is 20 year old Michael Davis of Charles county. Now, Davis along with miles are both charged with capital murders we mentioned in the death of 23 year old Jamaica Harris, not shooting happened early Sunday along a row of bars and restaurants near the Tuscaloosa campus. Harris was sitting in the passenger seat of a car when she was hit. Now, follow up to that fiery standoff in southeast D.C. that we first told you about last evening, an armed murder suspect is in custody after keeping police at bay in a burning apartment 45 year old Sherman Holly was taken into custody. It's happened on 37th place as the fire spread to a couple floors of the apartment complex he was in. He's wanted in the killing of 53 year old James Brooks, who was found with stab wounds in another part of southeast the night before. Brooks died at the scene. Developments was a big issue in last year's prince George's county council elections. The new council is moving quickly as it voted today to overturn several zoning bills. That has ticked off some developers who had hoped to start building this year. One of those awning bells aims to overturn an effort that would have allowed for hundreds of town homes to be built on the side of the freeway airport in buoy. Andrew route is with St. John's properties. It's a really chilling message you're sending out there. You go through, you do everything that's required. Four years later, we go back in a Doctor Who time machine and undo it. These developers gain so much from this county without feeling the negative impacts inflicted upon the residents. That's Patrice Murray of buoy. Now the new council majority argues that in many cases the bills they're rescinding were written for specific and sometimes legally dubious and unpopular projects. John dome in WTO P news. Okay, coming up, we'll have your traffic and whether and then we'll have what's new in that investigation into those classified documents and President Biden. We'll hear that from Catherine heritage of CBS News. In just moments, it's 6 or 7. Today's innovation and government report highlights the government's IT modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says agencies can no longer rely on the old ways of understanding the health and security of their networks Today, because of that transformation, we now have to gather even more data and the time to analyze that data has gotten even more compressed. We need close to real time. The other part of it is, as innovation continues, how do we take in that new innovation? How do we take in that data and now start to compare and contrast it to the rest of the environment? Those type of activities is what's leading us to have a much better perspective on where the threat actors are, or for that matter, where we are just making mistakes in the way we operationalize these environments. And their reseller partners help you imagine what your agencies capable of. Learn more at Keras off dot com slash innovation. It's 6 O 8. Michael and sons peting tune up for only $69. Traffic and weather on the 8s and when it breaks, Dave dill dine in the WTO traffic set. In Maryland on the beltway, still slow going, eastbound on the inner loop through Silver Spring, the crashed vehicles consolidated between New Hampshire avenue and 95, but the right lanes are still blocked on the inner loop traffic is now getting by to the center and the left, heading for college park. Northbound on two 70 off the spur, a little better toward mantras road, one incident cleared, still a slow roll through gay, burg, and distraction or two on the shoulder near a north of shady grove road. In fairfax county, Virginia, on the outer loop slow going from Tyson's into merrifield and annandale, but the crash at Arlington boulevard is now on the right shoulder, ramp traffic, main lanes traffic, all lanes are open on the outer loop. 66 westbound settling down, still slow near not least street, but no recent mishaps. Three 95 and 95 southbound still heavy in fits and spurts through Arlington and into woodbridge. In Reston, glade drive between hunter's Woods and show stone drive near millennium lane, a crash reported on glade, in the district, eastbound of the southeast Southwest freeway, slow toward the Capitol Hill and navy art exits, but a little better than last hour with the crash on the 11th street bridge cleared. D.C. two 95 southbound near Burroughs avenue, slow traffic, the likelihood of Elaine blocks, southbound, on two 95, and in northeast, a crash in Brentwood, on 9th street, northeast, at V street, just north of the rail yard. You're still following police direction there. Looking for a new car, the weight is over Fitzgerald auto mall has hundreds of new and used cars choose from. Visit Fitz mall dot com transparency, you can trust. Dave delvine WTO traffic. Thank you, Dave. Let's
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"Moore takes the oath of office as Maryland's first black governor in Annapolis tomorrow. Beforehand, he'll spend some quiet time a short distance from the state House at city dock. It's recognized as one of the places where enslaved Africans began arriving on the shores of what would become America. Moore will gather there with other black leaders to reflect on the past more tells the Baltimore sun. He considers city DACA sacred place and meeting there will be a way to acknowledge the journey that led him to become only the third elected black governor in U.S. history. Still a head after traffic and weather, what to do with your retirement money amid fears of a looming recession. 7 O 7. Today's innovation and government report highlights the government's IT modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says even with all the progress over the last few years, agencies have a unique opportunity to change their approaches to security and services even more. As we start to see modern applications now come up online, where we can start to put some of these security parameters in the applications as microservices as they're built. How does that redefine the way we actually manage some of these environments? Can we build some of the automation? Some of the observability of what's going on in the environment, can we actually build those into services that are part of modern applications? That has the ability to help redefine the way we actually operationalize security across the board. Let's Splunk Kara soft and their reseller partners help you imagine what your agency is capable of. Listen to the full program at federal news network dot com, keyword, innovation in government. 7 O 8. Michael and sons heeding tune up for only $69. Traffic and weather on the 8s and when it breaks to the traffic center and Rita Kessler. Thanks, Michelle. If you're on the beltway it is the outer loop of the beltway delays coming off of southbound 95 in Maryland making your way around a past 29 coalsville road. This was the earlier wreck on the right shoulder, but it looks like everything is gone, but wow, it backed up 29 as well. Southbound slows out a white oak near New Hampshire avenue. Headed toward university boulevard and the beltway. Two 70 sound found, volume passing 85 than before 80 in urbana off and on past one O 9, starting to see more volume headed through Germantown and Gaithersburg but nothing major and then good to the lane divide. It is the Baltimore Washington Parkway northbound the delay out of green belt toward NASA Goddard and before powder mill road. That's a report of a wreck, southbound slows from 100 to one 75, and again, as you're passing one 97. Now, inside the beltway, it is tough getting into the district. Inbound 50 slows from four ten southbound Baltimore Washington Parkway from two O two, headed on to both New York avenue with the delay to the anacostia and then again before South Dakota avenue to delight at bladensburg road, or on to D.C. two 95, which is solid all the way toward Pennsylvania avenue. Inbound suitland Parkway slows before branch avenue to delight at Stanton road, off and on from there to the light at first Sterling, northbound I two 95 slows from the beltway headed past laboratory road and the inner loop headed to the Wilson bridge that delay from saint Barnabas road to the bridge. In Virginia, northbound 95, your delays in Stafford towards 6 ten from Dale City into woodbridge and from lorton into newington then in Springfield on to three 95 to edsel and from duke street headed toward king street, also slow from The Pentagon headed across the 14th street bridge and the case bridge headed on to the freeway, eastbound 66 starting to slow in manassas and the northbound George Washington Parkway in your gravelly point park. That's
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"Identity right now. Several questioning why the man who pulled the trigger was not already behind bars. There's no excuse for that man to have gotten his gun. There is no justification. No need to investigate any further. D.C. police have emphasized that they will gather more evidence before releasing information and ask for public speculation about the case to stop. Meanwhile, members of the community and family later came here to Quincy street to hold a memorial, just steps from where Quran was shot. And the Brooklyn neighborhood Luke Luger WTO news. I'm Mike Morello. Deaf that I ever been through looking at some cars. That's a cause, bow. You get shot. Sean long saying his grandson's death is the second shooting death in the family. His son and the boy's father was also killed in a shooting. Long says when it comes to the person who's shot and killed his grandson. I don't understand why y'all let that man still feel free. He calls on the man to be arrested now, he says even after a delay if it happens now. Is terrible how everything went, pass started, but least y'all hold them. At a community meeting on the shooting long tried to calm the crowd, but he's worried. It won't be at war. In northeast, Mike Morello, WTO news. It's 7 O 6, the Virginia legislative session starts today in Richmond, but there might be a good amount of gridlock in the General Assembly with Republicans controlling the house and Democrats controlling the Senate. I think you're going to see a lot of these symbolic conflicts. Alex keena is a political science professor at Virginia Commonwealth university. There's going to be some stalemate on issues. Issues like abortion with Republican leaders calling for a ban on most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, also gun control. Democrats will highlight in action on gun control measures, particularly since we've had a lot of high profile firearms deaths in the past couple of months. But the two sides do agree on some issues, including mental health reform, both parties say they want to invest in crisis teams and school based mental health programs. Nick eying LAW TLP news. Meanwhile, marijuana abortion rights and guns are all on the aggressive agenda of the Maryland General Assembly, it goes back into session today in Annapolis, the start of a 90 day session. Lawmakers are looking at legislation regulating the licensing and taxing of recreational marijuana before it becomes legal July 1st. Bill is also expected that it would let voters decide if the right to an abortion should be permanent in the state's constitution. And on the heels of those two big issues, lawmakers are also expected to consider adjusting Maryland's policy on concealed carry gun permits in light of a recent Supreme Court decision. Coming up after traffic and weather we continue to follow the breaking news of the morning, flights being delayed across the country, including in our region after a computer outage at the FAA at 7 O 7. Today's innovation and government report highlights the government's IT modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says agencies can no longer rely on the old ways of understanding the health and security of their networks. Today, because of that transformation, we now have to gather even more data and the time to analyze that data has gotten even more compressed. We need close to real time. The other part of it is, as innovation continues, how do we take in that new innovation, how do we take in that data and now start to compare and contrast it to the rest of the environment? Those type of activities is what's leading us to have a much better perspective on where the threat actors are, or for that matter, where we are just making mistakes in the way we operationalize these environments. And their reseller partners help you imagine what your agencies capable of. Learn more at Keras off dot com slash innovation. 7 O 8. Michael and sons peting tune up for only $69. Traffic and weather on the 8s to Jack Taylor in the traffic center. Okay, things got very busy on the beltway in Maryland will start on the inner loop of the beltway top side near Connecticut avenue sounded like we'd had a vehicle spun out facing the wrong direction, hoping that's on his shoulder. It is not causing much of a delay for now. You'll find the inner loop of the beltway as you roll south of town, you're good as you move through college park, watch near Pennsylvania avenue, we had reports of a crash. I think it was on the outer loop, but the inner loop has been heavy and slow in the area approaching Pennsylvania avenue because of the long-standing issue on the interloop near branch avenue. That's clean up from an overnight dump truck tractor trailer fire and the debris remains along the right side. You can still exit at branch avenue X at 7, but that's where the right side of the roadway is tied up. Watch for all the activity get past it and then shoot over into the ramp lane. Now watch topside outer loop, you're gonna slow from 95 headed over toward Georgia avenue. Just beyond exit 31 for Maryland 97, that's word of a new crash. Branch avenue, northbound just before the beltway. That's a wreck in the right lane. 100 in Elk ridge headed west. After route one toward I 95, crash along the left side of the roadway. In Virginia, expect some slow traffic on 66 east briefly in manassas, 95 northbound slowed in woodbridge, then again in lorton, 95 north near Dale City. That sort of a new crash along the right side. There had been a long-standing issue we had had a wreck on Dale boulevard. It was put it out near mini ville road. You may still find authorities on scene, watch if there's any kind of direction. Three 95 looks good right now coming out of Springfield. Little crowded as you move through landmark, then again, to cross the inbound 14th street bridge. Jiffy lube service centers keep you moving. From oil changes and tire rotations to filters and wipers to a full range of services. There's a jiffy lube D.C. dot com for a location near you. Jack taped their WTO
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"Shooting that happened along a busy Georgia avenue when an infinity SUV pulls up in at least two shooters get out and start firing in the panicky saw mom trying to pull her son to safety. And he got shot as well. D.C. police chief Robert Conti says the child and three men were shot. Right now it appears that the child was not the intended target, but probably the victim of a near round. The shooting happening just steps away from the fourth district police station in Conti says with that. I think it speaks to the brazenness of these individuals and why they need to be apprehended in D.C.'s brightwood neighborhood at northwest. Mike Morello WTO news. As you heard from CBS News at the top of the hour today, House Republicans will open the second day of the new Congress, much like the first with leader Kevin McCarthy trying to become House speaker. It was the first time in 100 years yesterday that a nominee for House speaker could not take the gavel on the first vote. It went three rounds before the House adjourned for the day WTO's Mitchell Miller will have live reports from Capitol Hill throughout the day. Stay here with WTO and WTO dot com for updates. Coming up did your favorite area restaurant, make it into the new year because many did not. It's 7 O 7. Today's innovation in government report highlights the government's IT modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says agencies can no longer rely on the old ways of understanding the health and security of their networks. Today, because of that transformation, we now have to gather even more data and the time to analyze that data has gotten even more compressed. We need close to real time. The other part of it is, as innovation continues, how do we take in that new innovation? How do we take in that data and now start to compare and contrast it to the rest of the environment? Those type of activities is what's leading us to have a much better perspective on where the threat actors are or for that matter, where we are just making mistakes in the way we operationalize these environments. And their reseller partners help you imagine what your agencies capable of. Learn more at Keras off dot com slash innovation. It's 7 O 8. Michael and sons heeding tune up for only $69. Traffic
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"The video in a WTO dot com. Kyle Cooper, WTO news. Criticism this morning from some who live in Bethesda and in Rockville after bike lanes were put in along old Georgetown road. In a nearly two mile stretch of Maryland one 87 in North Bethesda, one travel lane in each direction has been converted to bicycle lanes with flex poles lining the route. There were three lanes going in each direction on old Georgetown. Now there are two Allen Ginsberg of Rockville says his drive has become aggravating with the trip two to three times longer. Whoever planned this, didn't even take the time to come out and look at it and if they had, they wouldn't have done it. The state highway administration says the bike lanes follow the deaths of two teenage bicyclists in separate crashes over the past three years and the lanes are intended to improve safety for bicyclists and drivers. Our local county looking at adding more police and a new police station, here's WTO peace's Kate Ryan. Currently, Montgomery county has 6 police districts, asked about recent murders in Silver Spring, including one in a downtown parking garage, county executive Mark L rich said he's looking at adding a 7th district. Which would I think help us spread the load better and make sure resources deployed more evenly. County officials said a proposal for a new district would focus on downtown Silver Spring and that a workload analysis is underway. Now if funding allows a proposal could be phased in for the next fiscal year, elrich said there are still efforts to recruit more police officers, something the county has been working on after seeing recruit classes shrink in recent years. Kate Ryan, WTO P news. After traffic and weather looking ahead to what we may be paying at the pump in the new year, 7 O 7. Today's innovation and government report highlights the government's IT modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says even with all the progress over the last few years, agencies have a unique opportunity to change their approaches to security and services even more. As we start to see modern applications now come up online, where we can start to put some of these security parameters in the applications as microservices as they're built. How does that redefine the way we actually manage some of these environments? Can we build some of the automation? Some of the observability of what's going on in the environment, can we actually build those into services that are part of modern applications? That has the ability to help redefine the way we actually operationalize security across the board. And their reseller partners help you imagine what your agency is capable of. Listen to the full program at federal news network dot com keyword innovation in government. It's 7 O 8. Michael and sons peting tune up for only $69. Traffic and weather on the 8s over to rob stallworth he's in the WTO P traffic center. Thanks and tops out of the beltway on the out of the brief delays leaving Cole's world road head around to and pass Georgia avenue where to travel in to open there. No problems on I 95. We did have a problem on the southbound side of the Baltimore Washington Parkway south of powder mill road. That's where we have the report of a crash. We believe it's clear to the shoulder with all your traveling to open there. No problems won't route 50 between the capital, beltway and the eastern shore. You guys remain in good shape. If you're traveling in Virginia, the beltway remains clear between Alexandria and McLean, north down on the George Washington Parkway after one 23, headed toward turkey run, may have a work zone set up and only a single lane getting by there. If you're on 66, you're still in good shape as you make your way out of Gainesville headed toward Rosalind and vice versa. I 95 northbound brief delays past the Prince William Parkway headed toward one 23, but that's it. As you continue toward the Springfield interchange and on I three 95, which you're traveling to over there, north and I three 95 going up to and across the 14th street bridge. There is some brief volume delays but nothing really to write home about there after traveling otherwise. In the district, Macarthur boulevard near Q street we had the report of some black ice in that location, so please use caution traveling there, saint Ben D.C. two 95, on the brakes as your past betting road headed toward east capital street, but to travel lanes are reported to be open and available with no other issues there. Get your home ready and celebrate the new year at Ashley's new year's sales event, save 25% off all Ashley living rooms dining rooms and bedrooms, visit home stores dot online for the Ashley store nearest year. Rob stallworth, WTO traffic. Now here's storm team four's Mike stenner. Ties on Wednesday we're about 5° above average. It looks like our mild weather pattern will continue for the next several days. For today, product cloudy sky is a bit warmer
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"Just don't know, but what you do know is that the roads are very slippery from The Rain right now, and you're just looking at that temperature. It's been amazing. 32° stuck there all morning long so far. All right, is everybody using a little caution driving neck or are they still tailgating you? Well, you know what? If you're on the highway, the odds are you're going to get those tailgaters. And there was a moment earlier when the sun was not out yet, someone was right behind me flashing their brights. I'm going it's 32°. I'm trying to avoid the ice. Come on. So you do get that all the time for sure, but you know, there are signs, electronic signs overhead that tell you to slow down due to possible ice. It is good to keep that caution in mind this morning because of the temperature because of all that rain on the roadway. And because of those crazy drivers Nick, thank you so much. Coming up here on WTO. Do you remember the January debacle on I 95? We will talk with one U.S. senator who was stuck at it. It's 8 O 7. Today's innovation and government report highlights the government's IT modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says agencies can no longer rely on the old ways of understanding the health and security of their networks. Today, because of that transformation, we now have to gather even more data and the time to analyze that data has gotten even more compressed. We need close to real time. The other part of it is, as innovation continues, how do we take in that new innovation? How do we take in that data and now start to compare and contrast it to the rest of the environment? Those type of activities is what's leading us to have a much better perspective on where the threat actors are or for that matter, where we are just making mistakes in the way we operationalize these environments. And their reseller partners help you imagine what your agencies capable of. Learn more at karosa dot com slash innovation. It's 8 O 8. Michael and sons peting tune up for only $69. Traffic and weather on the 8s, back to Jack now in the traffic center. With the yuck and the mass and the wet just take it easy if you have to be out there two 70s looking good at a Frederick so far,
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"Sometimes pretty hard. Sometimes it's pouring actually. All right, so Nick, how much actual traffic is there on the roads? Is there a lot? Well, heading north, you get, it's not really the usual rush now or over here heading north because that's the opposite direction. But I would say that personally, I was a little uncomfortable at times, especially on I two 70 because of what I was talking about. I was keeping an eye on that temperature the entire time. 32° looking around its raining, looking ahead, the pavement is wet, and then cars pass you and you get the splash on your car all of a sudden, the windshield wipers can't quite keep up. So there's a visibility issue. There's the temperature issue, looking around, it's a little uncomfortable at times because you do have those tailgaters and you do have the possibility for ice. So not traffic volume, but you might be a little uneasy at times when you're looking at that temperature. All right, WTO's Nick I and Ellie, joining us live from just off I 70, near Hagerstown, joining us on Skype. Still come jury deliberations in a criminal case against two D.C. police officers, 7 O 7. Today's innovation and government report highlights the government's IT modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says even with all the progress over the last few years, agencies have a unique opportunity to change their approaches to security and services even more. As we start to see modern applications now come up online, where we can start to put some of these security parameters in the applications as microservices as they're built. How does that redefine the way we actually manage some of these environments? Can we build some of the automation? Some of the observability of what's going on in the environment, can we actually build those into services that are part of modern applications? That has the ability to help redefine the way we actually operationalize security across the board. And their reseller partners help you imagine what your agency is capable of. Listen to the full program at federal news network dot com keyword innovation in government. Michael and sons peting tune up for only $69. Traffic and weather on the 8s, back to Jack Taylor now in the traffic center. Hopefully with a lot of caution, if you have to be on the roadways early this morning, take it easy if you've ever said out loud to anybody, you know, I don't drive well in certain conditions. This could be one of those mornings that you could and should stay in. In Virginia, 66 at a Gainesville east so far good toward Rosalind, a lot less volume, but take it easy. 95 northbound. We're good at Fredericksburg now through woodbridge. There had been activity down near Dale City. That was over on the right shoulder, all that activity now gone. Three 95 you're looking good early, leaving Springfield up to the 14th with caution on the beltway in Maryland. The slick spots on the outer loop as you make the trip basically from Georgia toward Connecticut, and then after all Georgetown road toward river road through the big curve, just go easy, outer loop near route one in college park. That wreck was put over onto the right shoulder, little busier on two 70. As you leave Frederick coming south, you may find it crowded in Gaithersburg, riding south toward Rockville. Also, the delays eased in the district. We had had an earlier crash south on D.C. two 95 before Pennsylvania avenue that had been along the right side. That all cleared out, as did the delays, still looking good on New York avenue, freeway, third street tunnel. I two 95 you're off to a good start. Trouble out in Maryland at a lot on
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"Ponding and falling trees. In Northern Virginia Neil I can stain double the TLP news. The house has taken a key step toward avoiding a government shutdown ahead of tomorrow's deadline by approving a continuing resolution that extends short term spending until December 23rd that measure was opposed by Republicans who want to extend the spending bill into January. That's when the GOP will retake power in the house. The bill still needs to be approved by the Senate. Now supporters are hoping it will give lawmakers enough time to agree to a $1.7 trillion omnibus bill for the entire fiscal year before they take the break for the holidays. We continue to track the potentially nasty weather coming into our area. We'll have an update straight ahead at 6 36. Today's innovation and government report highlights the government's IT modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says agencies can no longer rely on the old ways of understanding the health and security of their networks. Today, because of that transformation, we now have to gather even more data and the time to analyze that data has gotten even more compressed. We need close to real time. The other part of it is, as innovation continues, how do we take in that new innovation? How do we take in that data and now start to compare and contrast it to the rest of the environment? Those type of activities is what's leading us to have a much better perspective on where the threat actors are or for that matter, where we are just making mistakes in the way we operationalize these environments. And their reseller partners help you imagine what your agency is capable of. Learn more at kerosene dot com slash innovation Washington is making it more expensive for American businesses of all sizes to invest in research and development, left unchanged. It will be more difficult for America to compete with China, create good
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"Is the third player in National Hockey League history to score 8 hundred golds. He does it here in Chicago, Illinois. Caps played by play announcer John Walden sounds excited. In fact, he did it last night as he completed his 29th career hat trick. Alex Ovechkin is truly a generational player and I hope we appreciate it enough. Think about it. Gordie Howe, mister hockey. 801 goals. He skated from 1946 to 1980. They gave wade Gretzky on the ice of 1979 to 1999, 894 goals, and we dubbed him the great one. And now Alex Ovechkin determined to break Gretzky's record. Yes, what I believe more determined to win another Stanley Cup. Dave Johnson, W TLB news. And of course, Dave will have more on ovi's amazing night coming up in sports. Coming up here right after traffic and weather. Binary a couple is calling a bill signing by President Biden a pinch me, I'm dreaming. Sort of moment I'm Mike Morello. 7 O 7. Today's innovation in government report highlights the government's IT modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says even with all the progress over the last few years, agencies have a unique opportunity to change their approaches to security and services even more. As we start to see modern applications now come up online, where we can start to put some of these security parameters in the applications as microservices as they're built. How does that redefine the way we actually manage some of these environments? Can we build some of the automation? Some of the observability of what's going on in the environment, can we actually build those into services that are part of modern applications? That has the ability to help redefine the way we actually operationalize security across the board. Let's plunk Kara soft and their reseller partners help you imagine what your agency is capable of. Listen to the full program at federal news network dot com, keyword, innovation in government. It's 7 O 8. Michael and sons peting tune up for only $69. Traffic and weather on the 8s, Jack Taylor and the traffic center. All right, well, we heard in Montgomery county from collars on the beltway outer loop as you head down toward river road right there at the exit ramp for extra to 39. There's a crash, but it's in the gore area between the main lanes and the ramp. So no lanes are closed, just a little bit to look at. So there's your delay coming off the southbound spur and on the beltway outer loop after old Georgetown road riding down toward river road. Behind you, you're slowing topside out of loop from 95 to Georgia avenue, but getting a little slower now on the inner loop of the beltway coming up the hill from Connecticut avenue toward Georgia avenue. So far, nothing reported. South of town, the lineup on the end of the saint Barnabas road, headed down toward the Wilson bridge. There was a wreck and elegant city on 100 westbound after exit two from Maryland one O 8 had been reported along the right side of the roadway. You're going to find a delay on the Baltimore Washington Parkway, south at one 75. Again, at one 97, then through the beltway interchange, northbound had been a little bit delayed as you wrote up from NASA Goddard back toward powder mill, riding in the district. We're looking to get on the freeway, some slowing north on I two 95 ox in cove, up toward laboratory road, also slow D.C. two 95 from eastern avenue toward east capital street, troubled in northwest had been Rhode Island avenue, the requisite New Jersey avenue. Still slow in Virginia on the beltway inner loop. We're heavy, Braddock wrote up toward two 36, but a lot of brake lights at 66, you'll ease of the toll road. There was a wreck up near Georgetown pike long since cleared at this point so the delays are beginning to ease back. Also a little better on 95 going northbound, Dale City into and through lorton. We're looking better at the ramp to take you on to route one that oversized vehicle after 95 toward the railroad bridge. That is cleared so the delays are easing back. We'd had big delays in manassas 28 north near brown's laying the broken down vehicle in the left lane, and there was a crash on 7 going eastbound after Berlin turnpike that had blocked the left side of the roadway. Jack Taylor, WTO
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"Shot and killed by an off duty FBI agent last night at the metro center metro rail station. He's 28 year old Troy Bullock of southeast D.C., D.C. police say Bullock in the agent were involved in a fight inside the station both Bullock and the agent went over a railing on the platform. They landed about 8 feet below the train platform. After the fall, the FBI agent fired in hit Bullock, Bullock died at the scene. The FBI agent was treated for serious, but non life threatening injuries. Police say they found a handgun, they believe bullick was carrying. Nobody in the TV news business here in Washington can tell a story like pat Collins. He's a beloved reporter from NBC four and he's retiring after a long career covering stories that really run the gamut of life. For almost 50 years, NBC four's pat Collins has been a street reporter. When you're out there, I mean, you can smell the tear gas in the air. There were fun features like the time he dressed as a bunch of grapes while interviewing a high school student who'd been suspended for wearing a banana costume. So we had a great talk into a banana. It was surreal. He knows it'll be strange to not go to work when he hears sirens. You're gonna have a greater issue to get up, go out there during run to the scene. I probably will have that urge from time to time, but I'll manage to control. Be a logged and stained. The release of Brittany griner from a Russian prison we will talk to our national security correspondent JJ green about that coming up. Three 36. Today's innovation and government report highlights the government's IT modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says agencies can no longer rely on the old ways of understanding the health and security of their networks. Today, because of that transformation, we now have to gather even more data and the time to analyze that data has gotten even more compressed. We need close to real time. The other part of it is, as innovation continues, how do we take in that new innovation, how do we take in that data and now start to compare and contrast it to the rest of the environment? Those type of activities is what's leading us to have a much better perspective on where the threat actors are, or for that matter, where we are just making mistakes in the way we operationalize
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"The other and then they both go over a sidewall together. This wall is away from the train tracks and at the end of the platform. There's about an 8 foot drop. Benedict says the tussle continued after the fall, where shots were fired and the man killed. The agent received minor injuries. There's no indication the man was armed, police say it appears just one gun was involved in downtown D.C. dick lyanno WTO P news. Now metro's GM Randy Clark tweeted his gratitude to the operator of a red line train that was pulling into the station at the time of that shooting. The operator made a quick decision to not stop keeping his passengers safe. It's still not clear why a University of Virginia student allegedly opened fire on a bus that had just returned from a field trip last month, three UVA football players were killed and two other people were injured. The man prosecutors say pulled the trigger is due in court this morning. Christopher Darnell Jones is charged with three counts of second degree murder. Albemarle county prosecutors have said that Jones targeted Labelle Davis, deshaun Perry and Devin Chandler after the students had returned from a field trip to D.C., prosecutors have not yet suggested any possible motives, Virginia state police have said a search warrant for Jones on campus dorm room turned up a rifle in handgun. He's been held without bond since he was arrested on November 14th after a 12 hour manhunt. Neil lord can stay in WTO. The loudon county school board is meeting tonight to consider naming Daniel Smith, the temporary head of the school system, Smith has been that system's chief of staff since April. The board fired superintendent Scott ziegler, Tuesday night, a day after a special grand jury report was released. That report harshly criticized the school system's response to two in school sexual assaults by the same student in 2021. It said the school system failed at every juncture and said administrators missed multiple chances to prevent a second assault from happening. Health experts are calling attention to what's called a triple demic COVID flu and RSV infections and hospitals in Montgomery county are reporting an increase in patients. Between its Silver Spring and Germantown hospitals, holy cross acute care for Maryland, was seeing as many as 500 visits a month for respiratory tract infections. And doctor Lewis Damiano with holy cross explains, those were COVID related. That has changed. So now about 50% of the visits that we see in both Silver Spring and Germantown for upper respiratory tract infections are either RSV or their flu. While that's causing some stress on hospital capacity, Damiano said they are not at the point where hospitals would have to go into surge mode like they did during the height of the pandemic. Kate Ryan, WTO P news. And RFK stadium today, D.C. mayor muriel Bowser is marking the ceremonial remover of removal make that of the last orange wooden seats of that facility's lower bowl fans have been able to buy one of those orange wooden or plastic seats and metal turnstiles since last month. The seats aren't cheap. They're about three 99 plus 6% D.C., sales tax, and the 3% processing fee, all the seats come with a certificate of authenticity and are sold as is. Now, if you do buy one, you have to pick it up in person between the 16th and 18th of this month at the stadium, the seats from the upper bowl of the stadium will be sold beginning early next year. But nothing says I love you like a lower bowl seat for Christmas, right? Seriously. It's 7 O 7 just a head. We'll get that foggy forecast. Today's innovation and government report highlights the government's IT modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says even with all the progress over the last few years, agencies have a unique opportunity to change their approaches to security and services even more. As we start to see modern applications now come up online, where we can start to put some of these security parameters in the applications as microservices as they're built. How does that redefine the way we actually manage some of these environments? Can we build some of the automation? Some of the observability of what's going on in the environment, can we actually build those into services that are part of modern applications? That has the ability to help redefine the way we actually operationalize security across the board. Let's Splunk. And their reseller partners help you imagine what your agency is capable of. Listen to the full program at federal news network dot com keyword innovation in government. WTO P at 7 O 8. Michael and sons peting tune up for only $69. Traffic and weather on the 8s, Jack that fog's little stubborn this morning. It certainly
WTOP
"bill rowan" Discussed on WTOP
"New. The protesters called out save Moses cemetery, a reference to the dispute of an historic black burial ground along river road by members of the Bethesda African cemetery coalition, the group has sued to halt the sale of the property, while the county's housing opportunities commission which owns the site appealed the case, both sides are currently waiting for a ruling from the court of special appeals. Kate Ryan, WTO P news. From the Kennedy Center to the national cathedral. Seems a certain well-known rockstar as learning his way around the nation's capital. Is it getting better? After being recognized at the Kennedy Center Honors with his band Sunday Night, U2 frontman Bono switched up venues sitting down at the cathedral last night to talk about his new memoir with historian and author John meacham. You're an amazing Pulitzer Prize. Genius historian, what the hell are you doing here with me? Well, music, faith, and politics were among the topics discussed, along with world affairs. Let me just say hallelujah and amen to zelensky and the Ukrainian people. Hallelujah. Hey man. And we're not the same. Brennan Hazleton, WTO news. Up ahead here right after traffic and weather. It's all over for mayor Bowser's nominee to run the city's 9-1-1 center. This is Kyle Cooper. 7 O 7 today's innovation and government report highlights the government's IT modernization opportunities. Bill Rowan, the vice president of public sector at Splunk, says even with all the progress over the last few years, agencies have a unique opportunity to change their approaches to security and services even more. As we start to see modern applications now come up online, where we can start to put some of these security parameters in the applications as microservices as they're built. How does that redefine the way we actually manage some of these environments? Can we build some of the automation? Some of the observability of what's going on in the environment, can we actually build those into services that are part of modern applications? That has the ability to help redefine the way we actually operationalize security across the board. And their reseller partners help you imagine what your agency is capable of. Listen to the full program at federal news network dot com keyword innovation in government. It's 7 O 8. Michael and sons heating tune up for only $69. Traffic and weather on the 8s, Jack Taylor, what's happening in the traffic center? Our delays, build at this point, we'll start in the district off I two 95 going northbound slowing around oxen cove to laboratory road than the delayed suitland Parkway exiting in across the 11th street bridge pretty much slow its length as you head toward the crash out in your main avenue near 7th street. You've got the left lane getting by, the scene of the crash. It's also caused a delay leaving the third street tunnel coming southbound onto the outbound freeway. D.C. two 95 south slowed eastern avenue toward east capitol street and were slower still, Maryland into the district by way of inbound suitland Parkway, riding up towards Stanton in first Sterling. 16th treated Alaska avenue up in northwest, crash under police direction. Larger delay in Virginia now building on the interleukin tysons as you ride up toward the legion bridge of the exit for the George Washington Parkway toward the bridge. You've got a crash with activity on the right shoulder, but also blocking that far left lane. You'll also find we're a bit heavy on the inner loop Braddock road toward two 36, 66 also a bit busier now monasses Easton towards centerville, 95 we've had our delay in Fredericksburg. It's the new traffic pattern as you ride north of route three, headed toward 17, the lanes are dividing onto the new bridge, if you will, two to the left with through lanes, but if you're exiting at 17, stay in that far right only lane. Delays again Dale City going into woodbridge, then just heavy into newington. Same on three 95 with volume riding north, headed toward king street, slower traffic to cross the 14th as well. In Maryland, you're going to find in 32 south down near Maryland 99 and reported crash, 75 in Monrovia, south of Baldwin road, and they have a broken down vehicle unclear face maybe just too big to go underneath the railroad crossing. Liberty wrote a binocular boulevard. You may be under police direction around that crash. For over 35 years in the DMV, Greenberg and betterment has helped tens of thousands of clients who have been hurting auto accidents where victims of medical malpractice visit GB lawyers dot com and feel better. Jack Taylor WTO P traffic. My extend for it has the forecast for us. A very gloomy weather pattern for the next several days off and on showers today, most of mine will be on the light side. Our highs earlier for 40 to lower 50s, more light showers, and that is a warm front comes our way and those will be the mid two upper 40s, some light showers on Wednesday, many before noon, it will be a warmer day. We'll get out to a high end low 60s. Cloud cover and mild on Thursday slight chance for shower, most of the day will be dry, highs mid upper 50s, rain likely on Friday with a high near 50. I'm storm team four meteorologist by Steiner Ferdinand 42 in college park now, and fairfax is at 41. We're sitting at 43 with lots of clouds here outside our studios in friendship heights, is brought to you by long fence, say 15% on long fence, Dex pavers and fences go to long