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"In Fredericksburg and 64 in Foggy Bottom money news at 10 and 40 past the hour brought to you by PenFed great rates for everyone here's Ann Cates this is a Bloomberg Money Minute 54 million Americans who carry a balance on their credit card have been in debt for at least a year bank rates Ted many Rossman cases says in households are dealing with some kind of financial emergency some sort of unexpected medical bill home repair, car repair, something like that day -to -day expenses were second but I do think there's a cumulative effect to all this high inflation, higher interest rates basically we're seeing more people carrying more debt for longer periods of time Rossman says people are using their cards credit for a variety of reasons a lot of people are using cards for rewards and convenience and buyer protections and all that good stuff the other half more or less are paying an average interest rate of about twenty percent that becomes persistent that it's easy to get in and hard to get out unfortunately Rossman says word consumers should sign up for a zero percent balance transfer credit card and then focus on paying down their debt. From the Bloomberg newsroom I'm Ann Kates on WTLP. It's 841 a person was struck by a car Saturday in Dunloring. It's a young person but we don't know the age yet. Fairfax County that shortly after noon officers responded to Idlewood Road in Greenbrier Way. found that a young cyclist had been hit by a vehicle and was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. Please tell WTLP the driver of the vehicle stayed at the scene. Some Virginia high school students are learning about the world of fashion. Soon they'll have their talents showcased on a national stage through a partnership with Miss Virginia USA. Walk into Fairfax High School and you'll find a fancy wardrobe set up in the Fashion Career Academy. I really like 1950s kind of elegance. They were based around Aphrodite and a lot of draping, a lot of elegance. You can call students Allora Schomburg and Eve Spencer local designers for Ashley Williams, Miss Virginia USA. Their vision be will part of the costume and interview competition during the national televised pageant later this month. I think it's great really and I really appreciate how much she is relying on us for this. A dream come true for them and a chance for Miss Virginia to highlight talent. local A lot of people they outsource their wardrobe for the pageant from well -known and famous designers, but I'm grateful to be wearing our high schoolers to show them that the world is their oyster. Sandra Jones, WTOP news. Coming up on WTOP, how are Americans feeling about the latest COVID booster? It's 843. You know, it's not a trick question when window nation is the answer. This This is Dave Johnson and what is more than more? How about even more? Yeah, you hear me talking about when donation always giving is giving you more, but because it's giving you more. But now, that's even more. The more Windows you buy, the more you save. Up to 50 set off plus a lot more. Pay nothing for two full years for windows that deliver more for your home, more energy savings, more value, more features, more options, more beauty. 86690 nation or window nation dot com. That's window nation dot com. Is a kale chip the way to a kid's heart? More you than might think, says Kate Garson, who leads the Inova Healthy Plate Club, a program for Title I students in our region. Inova partners with Truist to help kids learn to love veggies. In one session, the number of second graders who like kale increased from 8 % to 75%. Our recipes are very simple. So for instance, kale. You can get a bag for maybe $2 .50, $3 .00 at the store. And to make kale chips, which is actually our most popular recipe. When I run into students years later, it's the one I hear they're still making. All you need needed is some olive oil and salt, maybe some other seasonings. Truist and their support have made a huge difference friends in our program, allowing us to grow and reach more children. Everything from hiring staff, purchasing food when we go through a lot of food when we're cooking with large groups of children. Visit the Inova Healthy Plate Club on Facebook to learn more. And go to truist .com slash care to find out other ways Truist partners with the community to show what care can create. Gillette Intimate gives guys a gentle and easy shave on there, and around there, and even under there. treat Don't your groin like junk. respect it with Gillette Intimate, the best demand can do. Text and work. Text and pretend to work. Text and act surprised when someone calls you out for not working. wait, who me? Textin' whatever, just don't text and drive. Visit Brex .org. A message from NHTSA and the Ag Council.
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"Talking there's nothing like 35 percent off everything alpha to get you motivated only at the container or 728 traffic and weather on the eights and when it breaks let's get back to bob emler in the traffic center biggest deal is on the beltway of montgomery county inner loop heavy and slow from old georgetown road it is a broken down tractor trailer blocking the right lane before for the railroad bridge before georgia avenue going to take a while to clean up since it dropped a drive shaft in the roadway so uh not going to be an easy task there so very slow from old georgetown to a point before the georgia on inner loop and that is the reason for it 95 baltimore washington parkway 270 each without delay 50 out bridge of the bay is doing great and in virginia on 66 no delays to report really and 95 south tap of the race yakka at the quan and beyond that you're good to go into fredericksburg and west of warrenton the crash on 211 about a 229 at last report uh westbound traffic had to turn into at 229 with the crash bob inler wtlp traffic let's get uh right down to the uh matter here weather of the how about that it's seven news first alert chief meteorologist veronica johnson to take us through the rest of the week get ready go to from the summer fields to fall
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"Hyattsville 66 in Fredericksburg and 70 in Foggy Bottom brought to you by Long Fence save 25 % on Long Fence deck pavers and fences six months no payment no interest financing terms and conditions apply go to longfence .com money news at 10 and 40 past the hour here's Jeff clay clay ball buy versus rent is a pretty easy question to answer in the DC area right now if you're just looking at the numbers the average rent here is 50 percent less than the average mortgage payment insurance and property taxes on a median priced home and that gap might get wider it's becoming more difficult to become a homeowner in the Washington area as home prices are still rising and mortgage rates are above seven percent the good news is renting may become more affordable in some local markets here as more rental units have been coming online that's Lisa Sturtivant at listing service bright MLS the DC metro ranks sixth in the nation for new apartment construction as it has always been the case renting has its advantages renting allows for more flexibility and allows for more to be able to be a little bit more footloose to Change jobs or change cities and it also of course takes the burden off of the individual renter for any sort of improvements or maintenance one in five millennials don't think they'll ever own a home Jeff deaf label wtop news coming up on wtop the Department of Homeland Security is acting heightened threats in 2024 look at the latest with wtop national security correspondent JJ green it's 10 -12 hi is Jonathan cotton and people often ask me what is the good feet store a shoe store I respond we are an art support store most people don't realize that we we have four arches in the foot not only that but there are 26 bones 30 joints and over a hundred tendons and in each foot there is no way that a mass -produced shoe is going to meet the specific needs of your feet
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"Slowdowns on 95 Springfield Woodbridge and through the Marine Base now a very serious crash in Stafford County closing route one northbound north of well north of Fredericksburg and south of Bealton a car hit a pole brought down wires it overturned it caught on fire this will require an investigation northbound route 17 is shut down at a point near Granite Street some southbound southbound traffic is now able to get by according to VDOT in College Park the crash resulting in dozens of injuries on route 1 near University Boulevard the cleanup where the bus hit the pole and the sign continues to block the southbound lanes of route 1 but traffic does get by both ways single file sharing the northbound lanes volume delays in the beltway a crash or two on the shoulder 270 95 Baltimore standard Washington slowdowns Parkway nothing blocking Safeware offers innovative safety and protective solutions with national co -operative contract pricing for all markets discover better pricing today at Safeware Inc .com Dave Deline WTOP traffic. Over to 7 News First Alert meteorologist Steve Rudin. Our great weather continues for the remainder of the afternoon with lots of sunshine and temperatures anywhere from the lower to middle 80s
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"To walk off the job at some plants with Ford General Motors and Stellantis which owns Chrysler tonight we call on three units to stand up and go on strike at midnight if we do not reach a tentative agreement in the next two hours that is UAW president Sean Fain speaking just minutes ago now more about what would happen if and when UAW walks off we check in with WTOP car guy Mike Paris just back yesterday from the Detroit Auto Show it's looking more and more that way at the auto show yesterday at all the reveals of all these new models and redone models and most of the people are like maybe we'll see these cars who knows that won't be right away yeah so a great deal of doubt there I was bringing up the fact that it's significant historically that UAW members would walk off the job at all three major automakers at once but we want to make it clear it doesn't mean that come midnight everything shuts down everywhere talk about the staggered approach that the union is taking so what they would like to do is uh is set certain plans to strike and have other plans to keep working but with that being said who knows if some of those plans that are working might affect the ones that aren't working or vice versa so it's definitely going to a be very interesting development to see how this goes and how many people strike because uh there's a lot of people under the UAW banner right there so uh if those people are striking that's money a lot of that's uh that's being lost and it's the UAW having to try to to pick up five hundred dollars a week for each member let's uh let's focus on the workers a bit uh some of them are saying look we're making twenty dollars an hour here that is what you would maybe pay a babysitter here in the Washington area at times talk about the argument the workers are making that they want the companies to share the wealth yeah they right now is a tiered system so it takes about six to seven years for you to come in at entry level to making the the top dollar hourly wage so they would like to see that go away after 90 days they were like the the full the full enchilada all the money being made uh per by hour by someone and not having to wait six years to do that that in this also some retiree issues too that are going on here that are kinda sticking points right now they're also talking about a four day work week although the CEOs seem a bit unhappy or a lot unhappy with that let's take the other side too for fairness the car companies say we've got a big job to do here turning all of our facilities into ev factories so what what is the corporate point that you know they need money to do that yeah they need money to do that in uh and they say that if they have to bump up everyone's hourly rate wage and all the other items that want they that the unions are asking for that the GM would be bankrupt in a couple years I heard that today from the number two at GM Mr. Roos was saying that it's just unsustainable from what they're for what they're asking for WTOP car guy Mike Paris getting us ready for the ability although it's not official yet that there will be an auto workers strike now we're just hearing from the union minutes to go that the UAW plan strikes at factories in Wentzville Missouri Toledo Ohio and Wayne Michigan if no deal is reached in the next couple of hours it's a midnight or 1159 p .m. deadline we'll keep you updated on WTOP let's go to Bob Imler in the WTOP traffic center we'll start in Virginia westbound 66 at the Fairfax County Parkway the crash is mostly out of the roadway down but then you do have the work zone and the work zone has you down to a single left lane getting by headed past the Fairfax County Parkway now they set up eastbound eastbound 66 after 123 single right lane is getting by that work zone so a very slow in fact getting past that particular work zone 395 95 north down to a single lane to the right after Washington Boulevard with roadwork well 95 is actually doing okay all the way down to Fredericksburg nothing in your way out of Loop Beltway you do have roadwork in the local gate lanes again tonight Telegraph at Road getting by single file to the left tonight looks like they have set up now on the Interloop Beltway after exit 9 at Andrews past Branch Avenue and getting by single file to the right on the in Interloop Montgomery County Interloop from University to New Hampshire only a brief slowdown now getting past that work work zone with two lanes getting by to the left and 270 north single left lane gets by the work zone after Montrose and southbound after 85 McKesson delivers medical supplies to government agencies through federal supply schedules visit mms .mckesson .com slash government for details that's mms mckesson Bob .gov Inler WTOP traffic Veronica Johnson 7 News First Alert chief meteorologist a perfect evening after a perfect afternoon wow comfortable low humidity
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"Remaining in the left lane, then near the Beltway, the crash over on the left shoulder, the tow truck is on the scene. 395 Northbound delays from Edsel Road all the way past Glebe Road. The right lane is blocked with multiple crashes in the right lane, then the delay getting onto the inbound street bridge. We have the crash in Fredericksburg northbound 17 at 95 with the right lane getting you by. We also have the wreck along Route 9 near Creamer Lane under police direction. Why this is such an issue is because long of that -term work zone on 340 with the closure between West Washington Street and Harpers Ferry Road. Route 9 is the workaround. That crash is in the delay for the workaround so that's just going to give you some problems there. Give yourself extra extra time to get through that workaround. Johns Hopkins Cancer Care in the greater Washington area with renowned cancer experts in our community including at Sibley and suburban hospitals. Find out more at cancerdc .org. I'm Rita Kessler WTOP traffic. And here's 7 News First Alert meteorologist Brian Van de Graaf. We are keeping an eye out for some pockets of fog early otherwise good sunshine once again much like yesterday temperatures in the 80s a good 10 degrees
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"Hey, this is Steven Furtick. I'm the pastor of Elevation Church, and this is our podcast. I wanted to thank you for joining us today. Hope this inspires you. Hope it builds your faith. Hope it gives you perspective to see God is moving in your life. Enjoy the message. So good to be in church today. My wife is with me, two of the four are with me. We have four kids, 16, 14, six and four. And yeah, same wife. Some people think it's two, no, same. And we just took a break and took a long break in between there. And the two little ones, they don't sit still long enough to get traveling rights. So they're at home, but we're just honored to be here. If you're ever in the Fredericksburg, Richmond area of Virginia, come say hello to us sometime. We would love to host you and love to have you visit. Sometime, honored to be here. I would be remiss if I didn't say at the onset that this house and the leaders of this house have made such a difference in our lives as I think all of us could testify to. Moments, sitting over there, hearing a message called Take Your Seat at the Gate that marked me at an inside elevation, a moment before service, praying together at Providence High School. Some of y 'all remember Providence. That marked me just moments throughout where something Pastor Steven said in a phone call, something in a message. I think we'd all have the testimony, some lyric that carried us through a moment of a song. And I just wanna say how much we love your pastors, Pastor Steven, Pastor Holly. What a gift they are to you, but what a gift they are to the body of Christ. Come on, can we put our hands together and thank God for our leaders today? What an incredible gift. Well, are you ready for the word today? Come on, I know this is a house that loves the word of God. And so if you have a Bible with you, Judges chapter six, we're gonna get to it and get to work and believing that God wants to say something to you today. Judges chapter six, start in verse one, read to about verse six. It says, again, the Israelites did evil in the eyes of the Lord. It's a great verse to start with, right? Hey, welcome to Elevation. Israel did evil. Not smart guest speaker guy. Says that for seven years, he gave them into the hands of the Midianites. Everybody shout Midianites. Midianites. And because the power of Midian was so oppressive, the Israelites prepared shelters for themselves in mountain clefts, caves, and strongholds. And whenever the Israelites planted their crops, the Midianites, Amalekites, and other Eastern peoples invaded the country. And they camped on the land and they ruined the crops all the way to Gaza. They did not spare a living thing for Israel, neither sheep nor cattle nor donkeys. And they came up with their livestock and their tents like swarm of locusts. It was impossible to count the men and their camels. They invaded the land and they ravaged it. Midians so impoverished the Israelites. One translation says they reduced them to starvation, that they cried out to the Lord for help. I want to bring a message today. If you're note -taking type, write this down. If you're not, go ahead and write it down called come out of the cave. Come out of the cave. Let's pray together. Father, our hearts and minds are open. We've come to hear from heaven today. We haven't come to do some religious ritual, but we believe the word of God is powerful and alive and can change our lives today. So do that. Do what only you can do in our hearts and our minds. We pray this in Jesus' name. Everybody said a big amen, amen. So not too long ago, my oldest, Owen, who's with us, he's 16, starts driving next month. Everybody paid for my insurance bill. Please say a prayer, add that to your prayer list. He comes up to me out of the blue and he says, Hey dad, did you ever pull an all -nighter? And I was like, yeah, there were several times in college that I pulled all -nighters. Anybody else in the house? Come on, every campus, you pulled an all -nighter? Okay, I don't know if it's justification for my procrastination, but I just kinda like to say that I enjoyed all -nighters. I had all -nighters back in the day where you went to the computer lab. Come on, somebody. You didn't have no laptop in your room. What you talking about, spoiled? Went to a computer lab with my disk. Can I get an amen in the house of God today? My disk, put that in the slot, had to wait for a spot for all the other procrastinators that were in the computer lab. And then I'd work on that thing until about seven in the morning, run and get some breakfast, head to class, acting like I had that thing done for two weeks.
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"Fredericksburg and 77 in foggy bottom this is WTOP news everything you need every time you listen the WTOP producers desk is wired by IBEW local 26 where electrical contractors come to grow good morning I'm Michelle bass and I'm John Aaron Teddy Gelman is our producer the top story we're following for you this hour should DC be allowed to govern itself some House Republicans say no and they're proposing legislation to take over the district government WTOP Mitchell Miller has details today on the hill DC Mayor Muriel Bowser has spoken to lawmakers about the importance of home rule which fifty years ago established the DC government as operates it today we have a mayor an elected mayor 13 member counsel and Attorney General but we still lack any voting representation in Congress Tennessee Republican Andy Ogles has proposed a bill to end home rule and effectively put Congress in charge of managing DC he cited problems with crime drugs and rioting in recent years it remains unclear how new oversight would work and it's unlikely the legislation will move forward given that Democrats control the Senate on Capitol Hill Miller WTOB news Howard University is addressing security issues after another attack on past campus weekend this videos posted on social media show a large brawl outside a residence hall witnesses say several students were injured and one was stabbed NBC 4 spoke with one student who managed to escape a bunch of DC locals came up to us it was like maybe five ten twenty and one lunches at me so I square they up just started kicking us, you know, punching us and we were getting jumped I hope they start putting security in front of our dorm buildings I mean there was no security before in front of our dorm but if they need to amp that security ASAP during a town hall Howard's police campus chief said events for move -in week are being moved indoors student ID checks will be used more on campus and more than a thousand security cameras will be installed last month a construction worker was shot and killed on the campus attempted during an robbery now to the wildfire destruction in Hawaii we are learning this morning President Biden and the Lady First will travel to Maui next Monday it comes as cadaver dogs continue to scour hard hit so Lahaina far they have searched about a third of the area of that town the death toll has risen to 106 and a new estimate says the Lahaina fire caused about 3 .2 billion dollars in insured property losses CBS Evening News anchor Nora O 'Donnell is on Maui with more Ali Maddox runs Lahaina grill and co -owns Hotel Lahaina both burned to the ground nearly 50 of her 75 employees lost everything well there's no way they can structure move back is there standing even if because the it's in rubble what's your biggest worry when it comes to all the people you work with I actually know that they're gonna be okay because the people that work with us are strong and they love each other and everyone is helping each other I'm so worried about all the people that we don't know about yet the fire destroyed nearly nearly every building in the town of Lahaina that fire is now 85 % contained no official cause has been given but an electric utility is facing criticism for not shutting off the power amid high wind warnings and as dozens of polls began to topple Russian and Ukrainian forces have traded missile strikes today with Ukraine claiming it's captured a key village in the southern part of the country Ukrainian forces have recaptured a village on the front lines with Russia called Urozhine and this seems to suggest that they may be picking up steam in their fight to push Russia out of Ukraine this comes a day after a top NATO staffer suggested Ukraine give up territory to Russia to become member a of NATO and perhaps to end the war Ukraine's top presidential advisor Mikhailo said that was ridiculous that's WTOP national security correspondent JJ Green former President Trump and 18 allies are now charged in Georgia with election meddling former chief of staff Mark meadows is among those named in that sprawling indictment and meadows lawyers are now firing back Saying intend they to file a motion to have the charges against him dismissed what they said was that the acts attributed to him in the indictment weren't indicative of crimes but were just him doing his job as White House chief of staff they said he was arranging oval office meetings contacting state officials on the president's behalf and just setting up a phone call if they describe these as things one would expect a chief of staff to the president of the United States to do that is CBS News investigative Porter Graham kates coming up after traffic and weather a first for broadcast and cable TV I'm Jeff label also a court rules at DC violated the First Amendment of people protesting abortion I'm Luke Luger 936 hi Patrick Fingal's here with new look home design the other day I got to thinking wouldn't it be great if 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"In Fredericksburg. Everything you every need time you listen. WTOP News 515. I'm John Aaron and I'm Michelle Bash. Nearly a year ago, WTOP's Neil Augenstein was diagnosed and began treatment for stage four cancer lung and this week he's sharing how he's benefiting from cutting -edge treatments. When we first met you we had this pattern of tumors that were in multiple spots. Days after my diagnosis I first met Michael Lyon, director of thoracic surgery at Inova Health System and the reason that surgery was not a viable option the day that you walked in the door. There was no way your body would survive the surgery that would be necessary to extract all the tumor cells from you. Surgery on both lungs in multiple tubes of your lungs you would almost envision a lung transplant needing to be required to remove all the tumors which really is not feasible but that changed after four months of one pill a day targeted therapy. The bug that you got remarkably reduced the overall number of tumor sites in your body and it narrowed down it to one single area today robotic surgeries through four tiny incisions very different from decades it's passed the only option of entry into the chest was to make a very large incision it's the larger incisions and the spreading of the ribs that induces a fair amount of pain for patients after surgery he and the robot removed the upper lobe of my left lung I went home the next morning for the majority of our patients things turn out to be better than they anticipated Neil logan stain the whole thing is just incredible a new achievement by one of the greatest of all time basketball basketball legend Michael Jordan's now the first athlete to land on Forbes list of hundred Americans wealthiest the six -time NBA champ and Hall of Famers now worth more than three billion dollars thanks to his huge licensing deal with Nike and sale of his stake in the Charlotte Hornets Elon Musk took the top spot this year with a net worth of 251 billion dollars Jeff Bezos was second and Donald Trump have a tremendous income he's still a billionaire but Forbes says he's no longer rich enough for its list the former president was about 300 million dollars short Monica Ricks CBS News a quick look now at the top stories we're working on at WTOP hundreds of health care workers in our area they are expected to go on strike this morning cancels classes today at Morgan State University in Baltimore or where five people were shot and wounded last night your phone will be making some noise this afternoon even if you will tell you why keep it here for full details on these stories in the minutes
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"Through Fredericksburg and not really too too much else right now just briefly again for Dale City up to the Occoquan in Woodbridge Bob Inley TLP traffic now let's head over to seven news first alert meteorologist Steve Ruden tracking scattered showers a few thunderstorms for the remainder of the evening hours with temperatures falling through the 70s eventually the 60s by early tomorrow morning with a bit of patchy fog for your Tuesday mostly cloudy skies a few isolated showers temperatures upper 70s to around 80 degrees showers are likely with areas of more moderate rain Wednesday Thursday Thursday and Friday highs will be in the 70s to around 80 degrees unsettled for the upcoming weekend and I'm seven news meteorologist Steve Ruden in the first alert weather center all right well let's take a look at the radar for you let's start closer to the Beltway region of DC and right now we have a pretty serious it's a pretty heavy warm it's in the area of the George Washington Memorial Parkway the Chain Bridge Road area right right near in McLean Pimitt Hills and parts of Tysons are seeing this serious cell move through but some lightning with it though but nothing nothing when it comes to a possible tornadic as we saw earlier today just a heavy rain with some lightning with it some lighter showers in the Frederick area but we do have a really big batch of storms that's moving through Culpeper and Fauquier County right now it's moving closer to Prince William County as we move into the evening so we'll keep an that eye on as it moves in closer to DC itself right now taking a look at the temperatures 83 degrees Roslyn 83 ferragut square in DC and 85 degrees in Laurel the forecast is brought to you by Len
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"Leaders must persuade members of their own parties in Congress to approve it. Keep it here on WTO for full details on these stories in the minutes ahead. Traffic and weather on the H, let's check in with rich in the WTO traffic center right on the outer loop of the belly just after little river turnpike but before you get down to Braddock road X at 54 tractor trailer stopped along the right side kind of crowding the right lane so just be aware, but again you are getting by without delay. 95 southbound just south of the Dale City truck scales before you get down to two 34 dumfries. That disabled vehicle moved quickly to the right shoulder as well. All lanes are open. 95 north, leaving Fredericksburg continuing north to Stafford in the Prince William county across the ica kon into fairfax county to a bellowing Springfield looking good so far the express signs are available to you there as well if you need them. Beyond that three 95 looks good between the beltway and the 14th street bridge, no incident anyway, again the express lanes available to you there as well. 66 east. At a pay market, making your way through gains full center at centerville fairfax all the way through the beltway and inside the beltway through fall search Arlington toward Rosalind and the Roosevelt bridge so far without early issue, I still in good shape if you're traveling into the district along I two 95 or D.C. two 95 by suitland Parkland, south capital street without early issue. Rich hundred of a UTF traffic. Now let's check in with 7 news first alert meteorologist Steve rudin. Looking good as we move through the afternoon hours today with lots of sunshine. We could see an isolated shower to south of the district, but it
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"You. This demo in May 23rd glad you're with us here at WTO. One 28 in the morning. Good morning, Ryan Alban, petition, the WTO traffic center, and dean on I 95 northbound in Fredericksburg before and after U.S. route 17 traffic moving again, but just to give you a picture of what delays have been caused by the road closure about half an hour, 20 minutes ago, so you can look as far south as about mile marker one 31 and see that is where cars are reaching the backup and considering there might be multiple 30 minute closures for a steel beam placement until 3 a.m. or so. If you're approaching Fredericksburg on I 95 north, it might be a good option to try and look for an alternate way to cross the rappahannock river and get north of route 17 before getting back to I 95. Still in Virginia, I 95 southbound are three 95 excuse me, southbound between seminary road and duke street, the right lane gets by at the works on there, I three 95 northbound after crystal city exit, a right lane gets by at that work zone. If the capitol beltway in Virginia right now, the outer loop of four 95 between George Washington Parkway and Georgetown pike seeing some volume delays approaching the work zone where two right lanes are getting by in the opposite direction on the inner loop. There is just a left lane getting by between the dulles toll road in Georgetown pike up into Maryland some minor delays at the work zones on the inner loop between university boulevard and I 95 as well as between Connecticut avenue and colesville road, both of those work zones two right lanes get by outer loop in Maryland between New Hampshire avenue and Georgia avenue 8 also two right lanes that get by the work zones. I'm Brian Albin WTO traffic. There will be some additional clouds around for your Tuesday we'll be looking at a mostly cloudy to partly sunny day so first thing here early in the morning temperatures will be 55
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"73 in the afternoon with, again, periods of rain should be ending by 7 p.m.. I'm 7 news chief neurologist Veronica Johnson, and the first alert weather center. And right now, hyattsville is at 79 Fredericksburg 84 foggy bottom 79, some parts of the area down to the upper 50s were brought to you by letting the plumber trusted same day service 7 days a week. Checking out the top stories we're working on at WTO P the congressional budget office is the latest to warn about financial disaster if the debt ceiling is not raised soonest that former marine accused of putting a man in a deadly chokehold appeared in court today will tell you what happened after that. Keep it here for full details on these stories in the minutes ahead on WTO. Now 7 21. Here's Kevin Kelly, chairman and CEO of art field on the efficiency of model based systems engineering. Today we use model based systems engineering. Whereas in the past we used to design things sequentially. We have to do things much faster now. So we do concurrent engineering. Everybody builds their modules, simultaneously. And we have digital models that we input all of that data into to make sure that systems are going to interoperate with one another, and we can still control those interfaces. So at art field, we invest in our MBS E or model based systems engineering infrastructure. It's part of our ongoing R&D. We train our people. And how to use that. And it is a really enabling function that didn't exist 20 or 30 years ago, but it's absolutely critical now to hasten the pace of development. That's Kevin Kelly, chairman and CEO of arc field for more of this conversation go to federal news network dot com search arc field. Hi. How can I help you
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"Campaigns that connect. Traffic and weather on the 8s Ralph Fox in the traffic center. Let's start on the capitol beltway, the inner loop near Braddock road on the Virginia side of things in Springfield at the right side blocked due to an earlier crash also on the Virginia side down in Fredericksburg. We had a concern. This is on route three. It's about 6 miles west of 95, all lanes are blocked westbound due to a serious crash there. Again, route three, I believe that's plank road in that area. So if you're down there, definitely something to watch for back north in the mayor on the Maryland side of things. Very small road in Rockville, eastbound at Atlantic avenue. You still have police activity there due to an earlier crash involving a pedestrian also out in St. Charles. St. Charles Parkway both ways between Saint Thomas drive and northgate road at all names blocked due to an earlier concern. In the district, north capitol street both ways between Adams and V and earlier crash there should be in good shape that should be cleared out at this point, taking a look at the other major roadways, 66 in good shape at this hour, no reported problems on your 50 on the northbound side two 70 is in good shape. No reported problems on 95 between the belt ways we do still have a construction issue. This on the Baltimore Washington Parkway, northbound between route 100 and the BWI Marshall airport, a single lane getting by due to the work on the southbound side, no reported problems there. Take advantage of window nation's deep discounts, get two free Windows with every two you buy. You pay nothing for two full years. You'll save thousands, 8 6 6 90 nation, or go to window nation dot com. Ralph Fox WTO traffic. And now storm team four, meteorologist Steve prince of valley. A chilly night under a star filled sky with Lowe's near 30 in suburbs near 40 in Washington. Sun with a few clouds on your back to work Monday
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"fredericksburg" Discussed on WTOP
"Tuesday morning at four 48. We'll do with this. I'm thinking whether all the age and what it breaks, good morning to rich under with this in the WTO P traffic center. Hi, good morning, dean. For now, still a good ride on 95 north coming out of Fredericksburg headed north through Stafford into Prince William and on up toward the beltway in Springfield, no incidents in your way, three 95 north between the beltway and the 14th street bridge also moved in while you've got the express lanes open in northbound commuters on both and also without issue. George Washington Parkway continues to move on both directions between the beltway and McLean and old town Alexandria and even the stretch south of the beltway headed down toward Mount Vernon also without early issue. 66 years found from haymarket to rosin and Roosevelt bridge for now, no major issues in your way. Last check, still at the ram from the eastbound toll road to join the inner loop of the beltway closed by the works and you were under a post to detour there as a result, waiting on the all clear for that. Otherwise, the Greenland the toll road between at least we're going to probably not a bad ride in the through lanes in any event, and if you're headed out toward the airport, the access road good, leaving a beltway headed out toward Dallas, so no worries there. In Maryland, still at the closure of montrose road west 7 locks road in Potomac that due to a downed tree across the roadway. The crash which caused that tree to come down, that was cleared some time ago, but again, that last check you're still being turned around each way on montrose road. Two 70 south from Frederick down to the beltway looks good. In the district in northwest, 14th street rankings closed each way between Otis place and Irving street that due to a police investigation and southbound 16th street still has traffic diverted to peace treat, clean up of an early morning crash, rich hunter, WTO traffic. Starting off with a lot of cloud cover and a lot of lingering puddles from the late night raindrops, The Rain is largely coming to an end very, very quickly. It'll take a little while, but we'll end up with sunshine later
Mark Levin
Meet Yesli Vega, Challenging Rep. Abigail Spanberger
"Well tell us the country in virginians about your race You're running against this phony moderate And the area that you represent and why you are the true blue conservative and she's a phony moderate Sure you know Mark I just stepped outside we actually have a Latinos Vega rally going on right now where we have over a hundred folks that turned out here tonight And there is no coincidence for why we're having so many people coming out to our events People are tired of what's been coming out of Washington over the last couple of years They're tired of my opponents double standards and her lip service and they're ready for change folks are hurting right now because of record high inflation because of the cost of fuel because of the cost of groceries And because they're seeing every single thing in their lives going up from crime to the economy to big hand of government trying to interfere with everything that we do And so we're really excited as we get closer to election day We have the momentum We're talking to voters about the issues that matter to them And we're excited because we're seeing a movement here and there's nothing my opponent or the Democrat party can do to stop it Whatever you do or would you like to represent Say that again What is the area that you're running in So the 7 congressional district begins in eastern Prince William county and then it has the staffer spotsylvania Fredericksburg culpepper Greene county Orange County Caroline county and king George and half a precinct in albemarle So it's a newly drawn district after redistricting this district is now 70% new to my opponent And I live work and play in Prince William county and I've been serving there as a county supervisor for the last three years I also had the privilege of leading the Latinos for young and coalition where we proudly delivered 54% of the Hispanic vote across the Commonwealth And so we've laid the groundwork and now we're starting to see people coming out like never before and they are ready to take our country back
The Charlie Kirk Show
Texas Needs to Create a Confrontation With the Federal Government Over Border Crisis
"More complaining about to joe biden. And we know who he is. He is not the president of this country. He has some sort of aims ambitions to china or central america. We've gone into that many different times instead. We need to be solution-oriented. I do not like the politics of complaining. Now if you live in california. I get it. Texas is not california texas hill country. They'll secure the border. The good folks in fredericksburg texas. They won't put up with this at all. We also have to stop caring with the left and the media says about us to relevant play. Cut fifty two. But we want to show you why this camp got so big in the first place at swelled the fifteen thousand saturday morning hundreds of migrants at a time just streaming in from sudani kunia walking across the river and just illegally entering the united states without any resistance from our federal government whatsoever. They crowded on the shore and huge masses. We watched it for five six hours straight thousands coming in and eventually the only thing that stopped it was the state of texas and they literally formed kind of a wall if you will with their patrol vehicles and they stemmed the flow. They formed a wall and they stemmed the flow. Of course there's zero resistance from federal authorities. Federal authorities are under orders from the president to allow an open border society. And this really does open the question. And i've asked this question for the last couple months. And i think we're finally seeing an issue that is exposing how republicans are under prepared to deal with the actual crisis. That's happening in america. Which is how much power to the states. Actually have the federal government postures. They flex their muscles but we saw under the trump administration that the federal government backed down when sanctuary state and sanctuary city measures were passed in seattle in portland and san francisco. Los angeles what texas needs to do is create a confrontation with the federal government and the federal government will back down. Texas is the perfect place to test this out.
Mark Levin
Look out for Steve Clark Running for Fredericksburg School Board
"Which is an excellent read. Thank you Just received seven copies. Wo seven copies of America Marxism. Seven copies. What are you gonna do with in my office in my business office? Yeah, I'm putting one of my business office. Give a coupled to a cigarette allowance and I hang out at Yeah, whereby they can read and understand what they're too conservative. And the rest are going to mail out to some family and friends. I mean, this is real. People need to see it and I Truly appreciate you taking the field. Uh, everything you said his own point, my disappointing part that people out there They say that their work or not truly work. I am walk Mm. And the walk diseases. You lose everything you have, If you go the wrong way, and that's where they're taking this country, and that's the sad part. What? You're really keeping the hope alive. In fact, I'm running for school, So I'm running for the school district Did wonderful Now, where is here? Inspired me. The Fredericks. Virginia. Oh, this is Fredericksburg, Fredericksburg, Virginia. I know where it is. 66 81 all the way out there. Yeah. No 90 actually went off 95 95. Well, Steve, if you'd like, Give us your last name. It's up to you. Steve Clark. All right, You're going to run for the school board That's me. All right, man. Well, God bless you. And don't hang up. We're going to send you a signed copy. Of American Marxism. Put that one in your office and give the other one to somebody else. And thank you, Steve. Very good man. I'll tell you I can feel
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"fredericksburg" Discussed on WTOP
"Fredericksburg, 72, eastern Maryland, 80 and some of us headed down to the fifties overnight. A rare coalition of Supreme Court justices has ruled in favor of an immigrant fighting deportation. The Guatemalan immigrant a goose Tony's Chavez has been in the United States since 2005 in 2003. He received a notice to appear at a deportation hearing. But this notice didn't include a date or time. Two months after that, a second notice instructed him wedding where to show up. The court was deciding whether immigration officials had to include all the relevant information in a single notice three conservative justices and three lives. Well, justice is combined in the 6 to 3 vote to rule they do. Conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote the majority opinion. The owners of the Dakota Access Pipeline say tonight they want the Supreme Court to review lower court opinions, confirming that the project deserves AH, thorough environmental review and is currently operating without a key Federal permit A D. C Circuit Court of Appeals panel supporting the standing rock, Indian reservation and other tribes on those two issues earlier this year and that has left open the possibility that the pipeline will be shut down, while the Army Corps of Engineers conducts the environmental study. In the past few years, diplomatic and intelligence personnel in Cuba, China and Russia began reporting alarming symptoms that seemed to appear out of the blue such as here popping vertigo, headaches and nausea. And there are fears that similar incidents have happened around D C w T O P national security correspondent J. J Green in a couple of cases, including one here in Alexandria. The person who experienced those symptoms, said that there was a van parked on the street that she passed by a man got out of the van. At that point, she started to feel those symptoms. Authorities feel like this is a situation very similar to what happened in Cuba and in China, And there's an individual who used to work for the CIA who had the same thing happened to him who talked to W. T O p last year while he was in Russia, so he feels A lot of people think Russia may be behind this, JJ says Thebes wrecked ID energy from a microwave weapon is likely what is causing these symptoms. The U. S. Energy Department says an underground nuclear waste storage tank in Washington state, which dates back to the second World War, appears to be leaking contaminated liquid into the ground. Washington State Governor Jay Inslee briefed reporters this afternoon. I am advised from the information from the federal government that we see no reason to believe there is any imminent threat of health, the wash Antonians. That's good news. But this just this incident this recognition of an ongoing incident, I think highlights the need for additional resource is That he inferred to prevent further tank leaking. It is the second tank believed to be leaking waste left from the production of plutonium at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation. The first leak was discovered in 2013. Keeping you updated on the NFL draft. It was three quarterbacks and then a tight end. So pick first, Trevor Laurence of Clemson for the Jaguars. Zach Wilson of BYU, another quarterback, went to the New York Jets at number three Trey lands, North Dakota State went to the San Francisco 40 Niners and then just most recently, the Atlanta Falcons have picked tight end Kyle pits the fourth overall. We'll keep you updated on w T o P and ahead did Wall Street like what I've heard from Amazon was Twitter hurt once President Trump was kicked off the platform, all that ahead when you'd be great if Holmes came with the check shingles.
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"fredericksburg" Discussed on WTOP
"Far south as Fredericksburg, 66. Also without any active issues are active events pending as far west as Haymarket, but again where you see shiny roadways expect that to be ice back your speeds off and let's get there In one piece, he and Crawford w T o p traffic Out a storm Team four meteorologist Briana Vermin solo. Tonight. Look for patchy freezing drizzle. Temperatures in the twenties to low thirties, some freezing. Drizzle again and fog for the Sunday morning hours and a few light showers once again in the evening. Pies in the upper thirties, too low forties starting off the week Monday with rain and highs in the upper thirties, too low forties early on the day on Tuesday, a wintry mix changing over to rain with highs in the thirties to low forties Partly cloudy and drying out on Wednesday. I'm storm team for meteorologists, freedom Hermosillo, 28 in Manassas. It's too Only eight and Frederick and 29 at Metro Center in D. C at 11 30. This'll is w t o p Your source for today's top news, traffic and weather always connected and constantly updated. W T o p. Never miss a moment. Tell you t o P is top news has brought to you by van Meter homes. Find a home That's right for you had van Meter homes calm. Good evening. I'm Sarah Jacobs. Loris Patani. Jack is our producer coming up the U. S Senate votes to acquit former President Donald Trump in his second impeachment trial on Capitol Hill. I'm Mitchell Miller.
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"fredericksburg" Discussed on WTOP
"Out of Fredericksburg, 3 95 leaving the Beltway headed toward the 14th and 4 95 in good shape between Alexandria and McClane, Jack Taylor w T o p traffic and check out that forecast here with Chuck Bell. Another snow chance is coming our way and arrives tonight into tomorrow morning And then an extended period of ugly, cold and wet weather around here. You have all day today to get down whatever you need to get done. It'll be dry today. Temperatures in the low to mid thirties this morning a little sunshine first thing today but then clouds move in temperatures this afternoon up around 40 degrees. First raindrops likely around sunset Rain changing to snow overnight 1 to 3 to 2 to 4 inches of snow likely by early Thursday morning and then often on periods of wet snow through most of Thursday and Friday. I'm Storm Team four. Meteorologist Chuck Bell for w T o P a lot to watch 4 33 degrees in Manassas, 35 at Metro Center 32 in Frederick, Maryland. This'll is w t o p your resource for today's top news, traffic and weather always connected and constantly updated. W T o p. Never miss a moment. Tell you t O p s top news is brought to you by van Meter homes. Find a home. That's right for you at van Meter Homes calm. Good morning. I'm Joan Jones. And I'm John here and Teddy Gilman is our producer Coming up the Senate impeachment trial of former President Trump moves ahead today with opening arguments on Capitol Hill. I'm Mitchell Miller. Parents.
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"fredericksburg" Discussed on WTOP
"66 either way, 95 between Fredericksburg and 3 95 at the 14th Street Bridge, No reported issues and the district roadways not seeing any delays or accidents as well. Just watch for the ice. I'm Rita Kessler. W T o p traffic. Let's go to storm team for his Matt Ritter with the W T o p four day forecast and some more precipitation coming down. Yes, Also mixed precipitation is not as mixed as it was earlier and most of last night early this morning that caused the real icy glaze. That's Underneath what we're getting for the rest of the day. We're very slowly getting rid of the war barrel off the cause. The mixed precipitation and we're slowly transitioning throughout the listening area back to all snow. Now, for most of its most of us, it's gonna be light in accumulating just a little bit. But that little bit is on top of the ice, just adding to the treacherous conditions today, and temperatures are not going to be helping us. We're gonna be staying in the upper twenties to low thirties today, staying below freezing. For the most part, you know, in terms of additional sizable accumulations as the storm system, the second part of it That we've been tracking continues to intensify in head towards New Jersey, New England that wrap around snow is going to bring you some more accumulations in north of DC especially along the ice 70 corridor and all the way up to the Mason Dixon line. Very good, Solid wanted to winches additional on top of what's already on the ground on the way for there. But for the rest of northern Virginia and the immediate Beltway area, another coding to about a half inch or so. And as once you start getting back down towards the central Virginia, the Culpeper area down to Fredericksburg Stafford in Spotsylvania areas not looking at much additional today at all. Now late this evening, overnight tonight, we're just gonna be left with some leftover snow showers and some flurries but still plenty of icy conditions. Blustery cold winds. Lows will be in the mid twenties, the low thirties and then for tomorrow Tuesday with a.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Washington, DC Schools announces virtual classes only on Monday, delaying in-person learning
"Only today in Maryland and Randall County. Public schools are closed today and tomorrow classes and Carol Charles and Frederick counties are also canceled. Prince George's County schools have virtual learning with a two hour early dismissal today, and ST Mary's County public schools are on a two hour delay. Now the Virginia where many school systems have decided to cancel in person and virtual classes. Today, classes are canceled in Arlington. Culpepper Faulk here loud in Spotsylvania, Stafford, Prince William and Rapid, Handy County public schools as well as false church City, Manasseh City and Fredericksburg City schools. Fairfax County public schools in Alley. Zander YAH City public schools will hold virtual on Lea learning today and we can get the whole list of closings and delays. You can always find it at the w t o p dot com 5 23 here
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"fredericksburg" Discussed on WTOP
"Bound at the exit for Route three. Fredericksburg exit 1 30 between the A and the B exit. There's a disabled tractor trailer blocks, the right lane has helped pass flares. You're coming at this at speed, so caution there. No updates. It is just a little bit out of our camera shot but usually attracted Taylor takes a little while to move away. We're gonna move on to the Beltway, which is that speed all the way around. That's both in Virginia and in Maryland are one thing to note in Virginia. Out early brand to go westbound 66 exit 49. That is a new travel pattern with new construction. Only a single lane will beginning by in Maryland. Interstate Travel was light. Watch out for work. So on I 70 heading east between Mount Airy exit 68 through the Woodbine exit single right Lane had been getting by And the new diamond Mine Fast play game from the Maryland Lottery has a progressive drag jackpot that starts at 250,000 and keeps growing. Play fast. When fast with bass play, Please play safely and responsibly. Married to pump the W T o p traffic. We talk about the snow Now with storm team for meteorologist Lauren Rick. It's the calm before the storm today pretty quiet today with increasing clouds still little cold but lighter winds mid to upper thirties. Now snow arrives overnight between about four in 78. I'm pushing in from the Southwest, moving north and east. Of course, we're weather alert tomorrow. Stinging, accumulating snow through the day Tomorrow temperatures Low thirties a little breezy at times ready to pick up about 48 inches of snow across the region late Sunday night into Monday, expected to lighten the up and change over to a little mix and rain, maybe saying that snow North and West will continue with some light wintry mix on Monday before changeover snow on Tuesday some minor accumulations possible. I'm starting for meteorologists. Lauren record. No break from the winter right now we've got rid Cold temperatures this morning 19 degrees in Gaithersburg. It's 20 in Fairfax and 22 outside w. T o P Studios at 7 11 Man in D. C is facing a murder charge this morning accused of beating his father to death with two baseball bets. The attack was violent, Police say. 28 year old Christian Aurens came home from the hospital Thursday morning, marched upstairs and battered is 54 year old father to death with a pair of metal baseball bats as he slept. Have two inside there. Cleveland Park Home Court documents hints at a household already strained then further stressed by alcohol and mental health issues. The younger aren't had spent the night before in the hospital with his mother telling police.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Wintry mix set to mess up Washington DC area overnight
"About the weather. What a mess we had out there from snow to sleet, freezing rain for the immediate D. C area. Winter weather is creeping back on us making for a Monday night headache. Let's go live now for the latest with storm scene for a meteorologist Mike Sin effort. And good evening can the good news. The accumulating snow has come to an end, but that heavy snow, not temperatures down in a lot of the region is at or below freezing right now. In fact, we snow snow all the way down to Fredericksburg earlier this evening, so Roads are slick, especially secondary roads, bridges, overpasses and sidewalks and as temperatures stay at or below freezing tonight, we may see some icing, especially across the northern suburbs, where some freezing rain and drizzle is possible overnight because that the winter weather advisory continues for the immediate metro area northward and westward. Until Tuesday morning. So no more snow at least no more accumulating snow, But freezing rain freezing drizzle could be a problem over right across the northern suburbs. Then I'll be
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"fredericksburg" Discussed on WTOP
"Tuna by calling 809 48 Mike. Traffic and weather on the AIDS to rob Stone worth in the W T o p traffic center. Thanks, Sandy. Pretty light volume out there, folks. Maybe it's too cold to go out and drive. But things are clear on the Beltway in Virginia between Alexandria and Adela McClane. No problems. 1 66 to speak of right now, however, eastbound between route 28 Centerville in the Beltway. There may be some work set up, possibly along the left side of the roadway as they do the road widening project 60. Six eastbound between Route 28 in Centerville and the Capital Beltway. So watch out if it pops up. I 95 I 3 95 running well between Fredericksburg and the 14th Street Bridge, your express lanes appointed in the North bound direction. No problems in Maryland on the Beltway is a roll through Montgomery and Prince George's County to 70 still clear ride, leaving Frederick headed toward the lane divide. But in Bethesda Wilson Lane westbound just west of old Georgetown Road, the traffic is alternating. Around the emergency tree removal between exit a road and Stratford growth, So watch out for that. Otherwise, if you're traveling at this point on, I 95 you remain clear. No problems on the Baltimore Washington Parkway in Clarksville, Howard County. Wanna Wait Westbound Clarksville Park near Harper's Farm Road and Homeward Road. We have traffic alternating in the eastbound lane as a result of seeming huge emergency utility work there. No problems on route 50 to and from the Eastern shore as you make your way. Across the Bay Bridge with three lanes west into Lane's east. If you're in the district, 9 to 95 in D. C to 95 look pretty smooth between National Harbor in Eastern Avenue Problems on the Southeast Southwest Freeway or in the third Street Tunnel North bound headed toward New York Avenue. Your lanes are reported to be available and running well, with no reported issues, considering a BMW. Check out the brand new BMW Rockville sales and service complex at 14 50. Rockville Pike, You won't be disappointed. Visit them online at BMW rockville dot com. I'm Rob Stallworth, beauty Opie traffic. And now let's check in with Storm team for meteorologists, Lauren Rickets, We've got temperatures right now, just at that freezing mark or below. It is a chilly, chilly but beautiful start to your Sunday were clowns.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Metro closes more stations as Washington, DC security perimeter tightens ahead of inauguration
"This morning yesterday and, well, previously this week we've had 13 Metro stops. Closed inside the security perimeter. The addition was this morning on the blue and yellow line. The Pentagon does station will be closed. Trains will not stop at that station. Marc Train service still suspended on the mark Penn or Excuse me on the pen, Candid and Brunswick lines resuming tomorrow morning, Same with V R E. They're planning to resume the s service schedule Plus Fredericksburg Lines 303 of seven on Thursday morning. Now we're in pretty
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"fredericksburg" Discussed on WTOP
"Months. Traffic and weather on the AIDS to Rick McClure in the W T o p Traffic Center Dick. Let's take you back around the capital Beltway through Bethesda. That's where your only slow down right now out of loot through Bethesda with a crash cleanup was completed along the right side just about back at speed along that stretch now. I to 17 95, the Baltimore Washington Parkway route 50 or all traveling well across the Bay Bridge route 50 no issues. They're still at a good pace across the bank. Three lanes West two Lanes east. At the moment issues over and Clinton authorities might be working still a couple of crashes along both sides of wood Yard road on the stretch between Route five and Woodyard wrote. Watch for delays as you approach if it's still there, over in Virginia 66 only thing happened along that stretch is broken down vehicle in the westbound lanes near route 29. Gainesville at last check was on the right side. 3 95 year Good through landmark Shirlington Pentagon. No problems headed inbound on 14th Street Bridge into the district. You're good. I 95 between the Springfield interchange in Fredericksburg. No problems reported in Alexandria Route seven headed west, just west of Beauregard Street. The right side of the road way was blocked for the crash cleanup still ongoing and through the district. Northwest. Just the left lane is getting Barda Storm debris cleanup along the outbound side of Canal Road Approaching fucks all room Rick McClure, w T o p traffic and now the storm team For meteorologists tomorrow, Theodore mostly clear to start with clouds building overnight temperatures tomorrow morning waking up, we'll be in the upper twenties. Low thirties clouds do build throughout our Monday.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Severe Thunderstorm Warning in Effect for Parts of Virginia, Washington DC Area
"In the city of Fredericksburg, southern Stafford County Northeast Responsive Vania County in West Central King's George County continues under a severe thunderstorm warning until 5 30, starting for radar, showing a severe thunderstorm stretching from whispered to Fairview Beach, living off the eastern around 25 miles an hour. This cell is propagating westward. We may also get a warning proportions of Spotsylvania County. If the cell continues to intensify, there's another severe thunderstorm warning for northwestern ST Mary's County, south central Charles County in northeastern King George County until 5 30. We're seeing severe thunderstorms in the north of west of Leonardtown, moving off the eastern around 30 miles an hour in this cell does have a history of wind damage. To the north. We're watching some heavy thunderstorms movie in the northwestern portions of Montgomery County and getting ready to affect portions of 27 north of German town. So keep a close eye on that. There's more sales moving into the shelter door Valley. So a forecast calling for one's kind of thunderstorms to continue for the next several hours. The risk for severe weather will taper off after sunset, but a risk of a shower storm will stay with us such a least midnight. One of those upper sixties to mid seventy's A risk oven after thunderstorms. Tomorrow is a front comes in some of these storms could be severe looking upto behind their 90. And right now we have a temperature of 84 at Reagan
WTOP 24 Hour News
New arrest made in death of 10-year-old Makiyah Wilson in Washington, DC
"Two years since a little girl was killed in her Northeast neighborhood as she walked to an ice cream truck. Now U. S marshals have arrested the last man wanted in connection with her killing they found about a home in Fredericksburg. Virginia, wasn't two years after DC police say a spray of gunfire killed 10 year old Michael Wilson, DC police source confirms Isaiah Murchison was arrested in Virginia and will be extradited. Purchase and faces 22 charges in connection with what police have said was a gang related retaliatory shooting in July 2018. They killed the girl in her northeast neighborhood of Clay Terrace. Police have been looking for Murchison since May of last year. His brother, Antonio is one of the nine men and one woman already indicted in the case. It was a $20,000 reward for a tip that led to a successful prosecution. Meghan Cloherty. W GOP NEWS. It's been nearly three
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Washington DC Weather: Hazy but mostly clear, stray thunderstorm
"For for four four day day forecast. forecast. It's It's all all sunshine. sunshine. Right Right now, now, Lauren. Lauren. It It is is It's It's beautiful beautiful and and we're we're gonna gonna continue continue to to see see the the sunshine sunshine through through the the day. day. Today, Today, However, However, a a temperatures are going to be in the low nineties and with the humidity feeling close to 100 agrees. We'll have a chance. About 20% chance of some showers and thunderstorms popping up this afternoon. One or two of those could be strong brains and heavy downpours. Otherwise better chances of rain come Tomorrow afternoon Thursday, Friday and right into the weekend. We're still in the nineties tomorrow, the first half the day dry, but by the afternoon showers and thunderstorms likely across the area. Some of these are going to be strong and we'll stay in the eighties on Thursday and Friday with chances of rain through each of the day parts on Thursday and Friday and again, we'll really have to watch our flooding threat as we're going to have some heavy rainmakers. Starting tomorrow afternoon. Pretty much through weekend 79. Is our temperature right now in the district, Annapolis in Baltimore, Baltimore, coming coming in in at at 81 81 in in Fredericksburg Fredericksburg at at 79 79 as as well. well. All All right, right, Lauren, Lauren, 83 83 in in
WTOP 24 Hour News
Five James Monroe High School students test positive for coronavirus
"Speaking of the corona virus five high school graduation Fredericksburg have come down with it the news comes after the five attended a modified commencement ceremony for James Monroe high school which allowed individual students to collect their diplomas Fredericksburg city schools superintendent Marceline Catlett says the school has been working with the local health department and that the risk of exposure for most students is
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Washington, DC - Protesters topple Confederate statue in Richmond
"Demonstrators toppled a Confederate statue in Richmond yesterday the stature of statue rather of general Williams car Wickham was pulled off its pedestal in a city park Wickham oppose secession but at the outbreak of the civil war he led Confederate soldiers in Fredericksburg and Antietam
THE NEWS with Anthony Davis
Demonstrators will continue protests until change happens in US
"Protest is stirred by the death of George Floyd, vowed to turn an extraordinary outpouring of grief into a sustained movement, as demonstration shifted to accommodate, but no less determined focus on addressing racial injustice in Minneapolis, where floyd died in police custody, the city agreed to ban police choke colds and require officers to intervene anytime. They see unauthorized full by another officer. The changes apart of a stipulation between the city and state officials who launched a civil rights investigation into Floyd's death. The country's most significant demonstrations in a half century rivaling those during the civil rights, and Vietnam War eras resumed for an eleventh day nationwide with continued momentum as the mood largely shifted from explosive anger to more peaceful calls for change, formal and impromptu memorials to floyd stretched from Minneapolis to North Carolina where family members will gather today to mourn him. Protests across the country had initially been marred by the setting of fires and smashing of windows, but yesterday marked the third day of more subdued demonstrations. As a heartfelt tribute to Floyd in Minneapolis on Thursday, the Reverend Al Sharpton outlined plans for a commemorative march on Washington in August. Vowing the movement will change the whole system of justice. In Washington City, workers and volunteers painted black lives, matter in enormous yellow letters on the street, leading to the White House in a sign of local leaders embrace of the protest. Movement. The mural stretched across sixteenth street for two blocks ending just before the church where Donald trump staged a photo op earlier in the week after federal offices forcibly cleared a peaceful demonstration to make way for the president and his entourage meanwhile assign protest voices were being heard more symbols of slavery in the confederacy came down. Mobile Alabama removed a statue of a confederate naval officer after days of protests there while Fredericksburg Virginia removed to one hundred and seventy six year old slave auction block after several years of effort by the Naacp community activists were working to convert anger and grief into long-term action.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Virginia city removes 176-year-old slave auction block
"The city of Fredericksburg removed a slave auction block today discussions of its removal began a few years ago but the auction block became a focus for local protesters over the past week many stopped along procession routes to chant move the block it was spray painted with graffiti twice over the last few
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Washington DC, Virginia, Maryland institute ‘stay-at-home’ orders
"Order now we turn to Virginia WTOP's Max Smith Max just tell us first of all what is this order from the governor today do not Brandon it specifically says all individuals in Virginia so remain at their place of residence there are some exceptions but essentially the gist of this is that governor Northam is hoping the people who have not listened so far to the need to stay at home stay apart in slow the spread of this virus will listen now with this tougher titled order although like I said there are still some exceptions right and is there going to be I mean in in Maryland governor Hogan mentioned that people in this will be enforced he will be charged with a misdemeanor did governor Northam say anything along those lines yes so the penalty for violating this order just like the penalty for violating a governor Northam other orders is up to a year in prison because it's a misdemeanor and so in it's a little bit of a lower fine in Virginia and Maryland but it is it is the same idea you could theoretically face an actual criminal charge for violating these orders there are these exceptions to the orders if you need to go out for a central reasons like if you need to get food or if you need to go to the pharmacy or you need medical care or if you need to take care of but another family member who needs medical care but you still want to limit those trips even if you are qualifying under an essential reason and the governor Northam says that's really the point is to try to slow the spread of the virus now governor Hogan decided to a an outbreak and a senior facility and also other clusters in Maryland what what prompted governor Northam to to issue this at this time the primary things were two things one is wanting to be coordinated with the neighboring state so for Virginia that includes North Carolina Maryland and then they've been working with DC mayor Muriel Bowser as well and then they they're in touch with West Virginia but it's not quite to the same level the secondary thing is governor Northam saw all of the people out on the beaches this weekend particularly down in the Hampton Roads area who were not just out there like you're still going to be able to you which is just walk you know maybe running in the sand or fishing by yourself but they were hanging out in large groups and Northam said as I'm a doctor himself an army doctor who's been in these mass casualty incidents he kind of felt it in his heart this was putting those first responders the medical providers the EMS all of those people at a higher risk because it's speeding up the transmission of this virus and risking that this peak is beyond what Virginia can handle they are still preparing and trying to add more beds Mary Washington hospital in Fredericksburg area has set up an extra facility they're talking to the army corps of engineers about extra hospital beds but they would like to not need them or if they need them they would like to have the ones that they need available and so the key is that governor Ortom is now sort of taking this personally it feels like and lastly may access I I suspect no one really knows the answer to this but how long is it expected to last this order well yes no no obviously no one knows exactly how long but governor Northam order specifically says it lasts until June tenth unless otherwise amended or superseded governor Hogan's order is indefinite they didn't put a timeline on it but it lasts as long as the health care emergency is in place all right Max thank you very much WTOP's Max Smith on governor Northam stay at home order issued
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Judge: City can remove 176-year-old slave auction block
"Judges ruled that Virginia of stories that in Fredericksburg have the power to approve removing a hundred and seventy six year old slave auction block for miss street corner the newspaper reports the judge is upheld the decision a restaurant owner in a commercial building owners sued to block removal of the slave auction block they say they'd lose business from tourist traffic the city council member who called for removing it in the first place as many African Americans see that stone is a sign of
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Deadly crash causes delays on Baltimore-Washington Parkway
"Both Maryland and Virginia but also the ramp to comes from both directions of the Baltimore Washington parkway on a one ninety five police for with the crash and that is still causing some delays coming off the parkway both ways to go toward B. W. why Marshall airport on ninety five things are running without delay between the bill wise and no incidents or delays on fifty heading out to Annapolis in the bay bridge to seventy that is pretty quiet in both directions in Virginia three ninety five from the fourteenth street bridge to the beltway in ninety five as far south as Fredericksburg running without delay and sixty six in great shape in both directions and in the district along the freeway between the
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Updated forecast: Rain at times through tonight, but risk of flooding decreasing in D.C. area
"Some people right are still tracking rain across the area some areas of heavy rain although the flood threat as less and just a bit we still a flood watch in effect for Calvert county St Mary's county parts of the northern neck and areas south of Fredericksburg for continued heavy rain but the rest of us will see rain overnight so heads up for that you'll see wet roadways right on through the morning commute on your Friday the bigger deal though on Friday is going to be the winds winds could gust upwards of forty to fifty miles per hour especially early in the day and a wind advisory has now been posted until