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"Despite the raindrops at times, thousands of motorcyclists file out of The Pentagon parking lot in the annual rolling to remember ride. So we're trying to bring awareness for the people that are still out there, you know? I know Vietnam is a long, long time ago, but you're so people that think about that Doug Carter from South Carolina served in the air force. That's why he rides today. And John Kerry ski from herndon, Virginia. He says, he's done this ride for several years back to the rolling thunder days. It's been several years since I've been here, but it's been a ton of fun, and it's incredibly incredibly emotional experience. At The Pentagon, Mike Murillo, WTO P news. It's ten O 6 one person is dead after a shooting aboard a green line metro rail train earlier today. Easy police got the call around 1145 this morning, officers found the victim with several gunshot wounds of pour the train at navy yard metro station. That person was pronounced dead at the scene. Police are looking for a person of interest in connection with the shooting you can find a description online at WTO P dot com. Navy yard metro station was closed for several hours during the investigation. It's the second shooting in the metro rail system within the past two weeks. Longtime local girl scout band together to preserve their land in prince George's county, a plot of land was for sale in Maryland, owned by the girl scouts, the scouts were thinking of selling a large parcel to support their operations. The Washington Post reports this prompted a group of local scouts to jump into action fearing it would go to developers they saw it as land to be preserved. Now The Washington Post reports they started a petition, which has more than 1200 signatures. Right now, the land deal seems to be on hold, and it's no small parcel more than 600 acres in prince George's county, enough land for about 1700 homes. Las Anderson WTO news. The Chesapeake Bay oyster population has been flourishing over the past few years, but a California based seafood guide now has reservations about that description. Seafood watch, a well-known guide to sustainable seafood is telling folks to avoid eating wild caught oysters that come from the Chesapeake Bay. The Monterey bay aquarium is behind the guide, but decline requests for common from the bay journal about the rating, saying the draft assessment may change depending on public comment, but a look at the draft shows the bay is being poorly managed. The university of Maryland center for environmental science says the draft applied an overly broad and uneven brush when raiding the bay. The Maryland department of natural resources also takes issue with the findings and stood behind the state's oyster management, saying it's been reviewed favorably by outside scientists. Melissa Howell WTO penis. Still to come this Sunday Night on WTO after traffic and weather. Where is the heat in the U.S.
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"From the motorcycle, he died at the scene. The driver of the car was treated for minor injuries at the scene, detectives don't believe alcohol was a factor in the crash, but continue to investigate to determine if speed was a factor. A Maryland state trooper is arrested on several charges, including a sex offense. A Maryland state trooper has been charged with assault a fourth degree sex offense and false imprisonment. Trooper Ryan bandy was arrested Saturday morning by Ann arundel county police that department is leading the investigation. Mandy appeared before a judge on the charges and was released on his own recognizance. He suspended from the job with pay, bandy spent nearly ten years with Maryland state police with his most recent assignment at the Westminster barracks in Carol county. Las Anderson WTO news. Law enforcement responded to Waldorf's St. Charles town center mall, Sunday afternoon, following reports of gunshots inside the mall in a tweet that Charles county sheriff's office says initial reports indicate that a group of teens may have fired a gun inside the mall, so far they say there are no reported victims with gunshot wounds. There is one suspect in custody. The mall closed for the rest of the day as police continue to investigate. Bells rang and sirens blared across this nation Sunday to remember fallen firefighters. It was part of a weekend of events to honor 79 men and women who died in the line of duty in 2022, including 6 Maryland firefighters, a presidential wreath was laid
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"In solidarity with today's service. Each firefighter's name will be inscribed on a bronze plaque in honor of their sacrifice. A state trooper is under arrest on several charges, including a sex offense. A Maryland state trooper has been charged with assault a fourth degree sex offense and false imprisonment. Trooper Ryan bandy was arrested Saturday morning by Ann arundel county police that department is leading the investigation. Mandy appeared before a judge on the charges and was released on his own recognizance. He suspended from the job with pay, bandy spent nearly ten years with Maryland state police with his most recent assignment at the Westminster barracks in Carol county. Las Anderson WTO news. Sports a 25 and 55 powered by Red River, technology decisions aren't black and white. Think red. At four 25 here, Steve Dresden. And tell good afternoon, starting with baseball nets, looking to avoid the clean sweep that afternoon, out west and Arizona, Trevor Williams on the mound for the Nats one on one with a 3.41 ERA. They're in the bottom of the first inning, no score between the Nats and the Diamondbacks. Now, over to the American League, one of the hottest teams at baseball has suddenly run a bit cold, O's drop their second straight beaten by Atlanta three to two win 12 innings. Baltimore now trails first place Tampa by 5 games they return home to start a three game series beginning tomorrow at Camden yards against the very same Tampa rays and again Orioles come up short today. NBA playoffs, we got a good double header going on this afternoon, the second quarter, filling on top of Boston 44 to 33. However, the Celtics leading two games to one in this best of 7 series tonight Denver roll take on Phoenix over to the NHL into the first period, the devil shutting out the hurricanes all of the hurt for whalers. I just say that yeah, I did. New Jersey, shutting out Carolina three. I had to say that. Three to nothing. However, Caroline leads this series two games to none. Steve drezner, WTO sports. And you said it will play it back. Coming up. Last time I see. Double tragedy in the lone star state a mass shooting and a mass casualty event back to back. Four 26. I'm Katie from long roofing. For four generations, we've helped families
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"As they gathered trying to evening with the family of Timothy mccree Johnson. He was unarmed when he was shot to death by fairfax county police after fleeing from Tyson's corner center, Johnson was suspected of shoplifting, but his family says the court should have decided that. They want to know why the two fairfax county officers fired their guns, especially since the use of force policy indicates that Timothy should be alive. Michelle lead, president of fairfax counties NAACP branch spoke to WTO after Friday evening's vigil, lead says justice for Timothy includes getting the family access to body one camera footage we're looking for an independent investigation of the facts in this case. Fairfax county police say they'll release the footage within 30 days of the incident per department guidelines, but lite says the family should be allowed to see it before that time elapses. During the vigil, Timothy's mother, Melissa Johnson. We call for them to just do the right thing because it's the right thing to do. Las Anderson WTO news. Meanwhile, the family of a 22 year old man shot and killed by U.S. Marshals in southeast D.C. earlier this week is speaking out. They want answers too. No, he didn't have a war. I paid a bond for him to get out. Tiffany Scott was shocked by the news that her nephew elante Scott was killed while deputies attempted to arrest him for a warrant. Y'all killed my nephew that was released from your custody. But after being released and paying Bond, court documents show a judge issued a second warrant for Scott after he didn't show up for court last month. I need answers. We want answers and I'm not going to stop screaming and tell I get it. D.C. police say when deputies went to arrest Scott, he ran, pulled out a gun, then deputies fired. I want to know how I paid a bomb for my nephew last week and this week you slaughter him in the streets. Shy and grant, WTO news. I shortage of albuterol, a widely used drug in the treatment of asthma and RSV could escalate after a major manufacturer acorn closed three of its facilities in February. The company filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy last month. These latest closures leave only one domestic supplier of liquid albuterol fully operational. The FDA says it will assess the situation albuterol has been on their shortage list since last fall
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"One was hurt. Now MBT officials say after an inspection, it looks like corrosion from water caused a 25 pound piece of metal to crash down. So far, ten ceiling panels have been taken down at the station and all the ceiling panels across the transit system will be inspected. The world's most famous dog sled race gets underway today, the 2023 iditarod kicks off in anchorage, Alaska, 33 mushers and dozens of sled dogs will make the 1000 mile trek. That's the smallest group of teams in the history of the race. This is CBS News. Nobody should have to pay for one size fits all insurance coverage. Liberty mutual customizes your car and home insurance so you only pay for what you need. Liberty Mutual Insurance. It's 8 O three Saturday morning march the fourth now 50°, but it's going to be very windy today. Good morning, I'm Dan Ronan. Thanks for joining us. The top local stories we're following this hour here at WTO. A man's been shot to death in the temple hills Marlow high area in prince George's county. Police say it happened about 10 p.m. last night, that in the 4600 block of Dallas place. Police were called on a report of gunshots they found the victim inside, no information yet, exactly on what happened or if they're running suspects stay with WTO for all the latest. A group of community members and friends gathered in solitary Friday evening with the family of Timothy mccray Johnson. He was an unarmed man gunned down by fairfax county police after fleeing the Tyson's corner center recently. He was suspected of shoplifting, but the family says the courts should have decided his fate. They want to know why the two fairfax county officers fired their guns, especially since the useful force policy indicates that Timothy should be alive. Michelle lead, president of fairfax counties NAACP branch spoke to after Friday evening's vigil, lead says justice for Timothy includes getting the family access to body one camera footage, we're looking for an independent investigation of the facts in this case. Fairfax county police say they'll release the footage within 30 days of the incident per department guidelines, but lite says the family should be allowed to see it before that time elapses. During the vigil, Timothy's mother, Melissa Johnson. We call for them to just do the right thing because it's the right thing to do. Las Anderson WTO news. It's been two weeks since a deadly fire at an apartment building in Silver Spring. Now lawmakers in Maryland are trying to pass legislation that they say will help prevent future tragedies. We want justice. That Caesar Diaz speaking with NBC four. He's the father of 25 year old Melanie Diaz, who died in the fire at the arrive Silver Spring apartment, a new bill introduced this week in the General Assembly would require all high rises to give notice if they do not have in unit sprinklers. Apartment buildings would then provide fire extinguishers for each unit. Sponsors the bill. They're a strong resilient and heartbroken family. And they are fully committed to making sure that the loss of her precious life was not in vain. Department management in a statement offered condolences to the DS family and said, all fire safety measures were in working order. Luke Luke there's a dispute underway over the transparency of government records in loudoun county. Last month, the loudoun county school board voted not to release an independent report into how these school system handled two sexual assaults by the same student. We're learning now that the Virginia attorney general Jason Miller wants a copy his office has filed a subpoena for the report. In the court filing, the special counsel to the attorney general says the report is related to an investigation regarding the former school superintendent Scott ziegler. Ziegler ishino was fired from that job and charged with three misdemeanors last year. In a story that you're hearing first on WTO, D.C. is using nearly $10 million in a grant from the Department of Education to help retrain and retain school based mental health professionals, as many psychologists and social worker jobs remain unfilled. D.C. public schools had 29 social worker vacancies in 36 psychologist openings as of late January, so the city is using the money in part for training staff members on best practices, and for recruiting and retention effort. Tia Marie bromstad is the city's assistant superintendent for health and wellness. We are really leaning into this opportunity to develop our relationship with our local and regional colleges and universities. She says the pandemic forced many people to think about mental health. There's much more of an awareness and an acceptance and a renewed energy to ensure that all of our schools are providing health promotion and services to students when they need them. Scott gelman, news. Coming up on WTO P after traffic
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"Made it March 4th, partly sunny with strong winds up to 50 miles an hour today, upper 50s for the high, you're waking up to 43 right now. Had a good Saturday morning to you. I'm dean lane, we thank you for taking us along for your early fore of our ride on your Saturday. Our top local story as we begin the ride with you this morning is a battle locally over transparency in loudoun county. Last month it was the 11th company school board voted not to release an independent report into how the school system handled two different sexual assaults by the same student. We are now learning the WTO P this week that Virginia's attorney general Jason Miller is once a copy of that. His office to that in his file to subpoena, we're told for the report. In a court filing, special counsel to meares says this morning the report is related to an investigation into former superintendent Scott ziegler. Ziegler was fired you may remember from the job and at that time charged with three misdemeanors last year. The family of a 22 year old man shot and killed locally by U.S. Marshals in southeast D.C. earlier this week. Speaking out this weekend. No, he didn't have a war. I paid a bond for him to get out. Tiffany Scott was shocked by the news that her nephew elante Scott was killed while deputies attempted to arrest him for a warrant. I'll kill my nephew that was released from your custody. But after being released and paying Bond, court documents show a judge issued a second warrant for Scott after he didn't show up for court last month. I need answers. We want answers and I'm not going to stop screaming and tell I get it. D.C. police say when deputies went to arrest Scott, he ran, pulled out a gun, then deputies fired. I want to know how I paid a bond for my nephew last week, and this week you slaughtered him in the streets. Shine grant WTO pnews. A traffic stop in Montgomery county bleached police to thousands of pills. Now this morning, one person is under arrest on drug related charges. More than 2000 pills were seized Monday, the first batch of more than 250 pills was found during a traffic stop on Georgia avenue near Randolph road in Silver Spring. 20 year old Marcus Carter was driving a silver Mercedes with two other young men inside after pulling the car over Montgomery county police officers learned Carter was in violation of his learners permit. They established reason to search the car found the pills, cash a loaded gun and items related to drug distribution. Detectives searched Carter's home later that evening and found 1800 more pills and more drug distribution items. Carter is in jail without bond, the two young men with him were released without charges. Las Anderson WTO news. Double DTP at four O 6 Saturday morning March 4th, the Senate could soon take an action that has actually not happened in more than three decades a vote to repeal a D.C. law. Lawmakers appear poised this weekend to approve a resolution next week that would block the district from adopting new criminal sentencing guidelines. More from WTO Capitol Hill correspondent Mitchell Miller Saturday morning. All of the Senate's 49 Republicans, including Indiana's Mike Braun, support the disapproval resolution. The crime that we're dealing with here is rampant across the country. And I think it's an eye opener in this, hopefully, will sail through several Democrats now say they'll join Republicans and voting to block the D.C. law, which would lighten some criminal penalties. D.C. officials are critical of lawmakers who support the resolution, accusing them of undermining home rule. But with a vote likely next week and President Biden saying he won't veto the measure, there's little standing in its way. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO pnew. D.C. mayor muriel Bowser was with us here on WTO be this week. She says if the bill does in fact pass, it only makes her more determined to fight these four D.C. statehoods. Let's face it. We have a Republican controlled House of Representatives who have not been supportive or signed on for our statehood resolutions that have passed the House twice in recent years. So I think our focus has to be on continuing to protect our limited home rule. So until we get the political winds blowing in our direction again with having control of the House and the Senate with people who support democracy for the people of the District of Columbia, then we're going to keep the fight ongoing. D.C. mayor muriel Bowser on WTO P Friday. Saturday morning, this is the weekend, everybody. We finally made it March 4th, 2023. Glad you're with this. I'm now with four O 8 Michael and sons peting tuna for only $59. Private good weather all the age said when it breaks, let's check in now with Carlos Ramirez this morning in the WTO traffic center. Thanks, dean. Unfortunately, we are dealing with a closure already this early Saturday morning, the westbound side of I 66 is completely shut down if you are leaving D.C. and trying to make your way into Virginia here on 66 westbound. This is for you. All lanes are completely shut down. For the accident scene in all traffic gets detoured onto exit 73, that should take you on to 29, it should be able to get back on a 66 rather quickly. I will say, watching the camera here, I saw several vehicles try to stop, try to go over some of these cones, past emergency vehicles, Friends. I got to tell you, I know sometimes it does feel like the world revolves around ourselves. However, I do promise you that the person who was in that accident scene is having a worse morning than you. So anytime you see an awful lot of emergency vehicles blocking a roadway, I promise you, you aren't the exception. 66 between manassas and the beltway completely up to speed, no worries there. I 95. I am counting two separate fender benders, one near Dale City, south bow 95, blocking the right lane there. I'm looking at the camera and it looks like they're mostly over on the shoulder, but of course they're crowding that right lane just a little bit, so do me a favor step out of that far right lane head towards the center or the left and that way you won't startle anybody out there trying to exchange insurance information. Three 95 looks good for methyl road up towards a 14th street bridge. No issues on the southeast Southwest freeway, 6 95 or three 95. Top side of the beltway, it looks like they're setting up a work zone outer loop just past I 95 should have two left lanes blocked there, or at least to left lanes are going to be blocked
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"In violation of his learners permit. They established reason to search the car found the pills, cash a loaded gun and items related to drug distribution. Detectives searched Carter's home later that evening and found 1800 more pills and more drug distribution items. Carter is in jail without bond, the two young men with him were released without charges. Las Anderson WTO news. Two O 6 Saturday morning. The Senate could soon take an action that has not actually happened in more than three decades, a vote to repeal a D.C. law. Lawmakers appear poised this week to approve actually next week, a resolution that would block the district were told from adopting new criminal sentencing guidelines. More from WTO capital il correspondent Mitchell Miller, Saturday morning. All of the Senate's 49 Republicans, including Indiana's Mike Braun, support the disapproval resolution. The crime that we're dealing with here is rampant across the country. And I think it's an eye opener in this, hopefully, will sail through several Democrats now say they'll join Republicans and voting to block the D.C. law, which would lighten some criminal penalties. D.C. officials are critical of lawmakers who support the resolution, accusing them of undermining home rule. But with a vote likely next week and President Biden saying he won't veto the measure, there's little standing in its way. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller, WTO news. Mayor muriel Bowser was with us here at WTO. She says if the bill does in fact pass, it only makes her more determined to fight for D.C. statehood. Let's face it. We have a Republican controlled House of Representatives who have not been supportive or signed on for our statehood resolutions that have passed the House twice in recent years. So I think our focus has to be on continuing to protect our limited home rule. So until we get the political winds blowing in our direction again with having control of the House and the Senate with people who support democracy for the people of the District of Columbia, then we're going to keep the fight ongoing. Do you see mayor muriel Bowser? It's Saturday morning, March 4th, 2023. Welcome into WTO. He glad you're with this necessarily our two O 8 at the time to be exactly at sun's heating tune up for only $59. Michael. Traffic and weather all the apes and when it breaks, good morning, shoe, mister Carlos Ramirez in the WTO traffic center. Good morning, dean, thank you so much. We'll start off on the inner loop of the capitol beltway, as you make a way past Maryland four 50 and apple's road, there's an accident scene currently still blocking too far right lanes, and almost no delays behind this, which tells me that if you are headed on the inner loop of the fountain right after the PW Parkway, go ahead and stay to the far left hand side of the roadway. So you can go ahead and avoid that accident scene. As you're heading on the outer loop, no issues continuing past I 95 towards Georgia avenue and I two 70 and earlier crash on the inner loop near Georgia avenue has cleared I 95 BW Parkway up to speed and no issues on I two 70. Westbound side of 50 looks good though, a little slow headed past one 97 looking at cameras here. I don't see any reason for it, no crashes, no incidents, but feel free to let me know if you see something one 8 6 6 three O four WTO beltway traffic across the Wilson bridge looks all right headed into Virginia, no issues towards Springfield, three 95, no crashes, I 95, we do have one. They're looking for the incident itself, as you make your way past 6 ten garrisonville road near a quiet harbor, be aware of that, there should be an incident there on clear what side of the roadway it's blocking though. 66 looks awesome, a little slow headed towards 50, but I don't see anything in camera at might just be folks slowing down a little bit. That's okay. Westbound side of 66, we were hearing reports that the ramp from the express lanes onto 28 should be closed, so go ahead and stain your through lanes traffic is so light you shouldn't even need the express lanes tonight. Inside the beltway, things are quiet, and I want to take a quick look out in loudoun county, Clark's gap road is shut down right now in either direction right by a hedgeland lane. So watch out for that one as well. Looking for a new car. Well, the weight is over. If it's Gerald auto mall has hundreds of new and used cars to choose from, visit fit small dot com, transparency you can trust. Carlos Ramirez, WTO be traffic. Storm team four track in the next couple of days for you and really looking at a much better pattern after what was a very cold and rainy Friday. Temperatures on Saturday will rebound nicely back into the mid 50s for most areas, some locations northwest could stay in the upper 40s, but all in all, much nicer day. Now the big deal is going to be the wind. We're still in weather alert as a result of a wind advisory that's in effect for much of the area as winds could gust 40 to 50 mph so heads up for that on your Saturday. Sunday, much nicer. We'll see rather breezy conditions, but not nearly as windy, high temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60 and Monday looking great. Went for high temperature of 61. I'm storm team four. Chief meteorologist a camera brought to you by long feds, say 15% on long fence decks favors and fences go to longfins dot com
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"I would never hurt my wife, Maggie, and I would never hurt my son, Paul Paul. But the judge said the disgraced lawyer who's admitted to stealing millions from his clients and firm lacked credibility. You can convince yourself about it, but obviously you're had the inability to convince anyone else about that. Moments later, judge Clifton Newman sentenced Murdoch to life in prison without parole. For the murders of his wife, Maggie, and 22 year old son Paul in June of 2021. Murtaugh's attorneys say they will appeal the conviction jurors took only three hours to reach a verdict. The markets gain back some ground today, the Dow added 387 points, the S&P finished 64 points higher. This is CBS News. Nobody should have to pay for one size fits all insurance coverage. Liberty mutual customizes your car and home insurance so you only pay for what you need. Liberty Mutual Insurance. 6 O three on WTO on this Friday evening March 3rd, 2023. It's windy it's cold it's rainy. We're 39 in D.C.. Good evening, I'm Sean Anderson. And I'm Ann Kramer, our top local story this hour. Is it a major blow to the local economy? Amazon hates the pause button on the second phase of construction on its headquarters in Northern Virginia. And it comes after falling profits and layoffs for the company. They just don't need the space yet. That's according to Amazon spokesman Zach Goldstein, who says there's capacity for 14,000 employees to work in person in Arlington in June, Amazon plans to welcome 8000 new employees into the first phase of headquarters two, some 2 million ft² of office space known as metropolitan park. Sources say that the construction pause has nothing to do with the company's January jobs cut, nor is it indicative of future cuts. Arlington county's board members issued a statement saying in part, quote, we're confident Amazon remains committed to the second phase of this project and its benefits to the community, including affordable housing, and the exciting partnership with Arlington public schools. Now the Capitol Hill where it's looking likely the U.S. Senate will vote next week to block the district's new criminal penalties that were adopted by the D.C. council. Mitchell Miller has the latest from Capitol Hill. The Republican sponsor of the disapproval resolution, Tennessee senator Bill haggerty, has consistently said he thinks enough Democrats will get on board to pass it. I do believe that there's a very good chance that we will have a number of Democrat senators that will want to join this because I think they see the same issues that we do. Several Democrats now say they will back the measure and President Biden won't stand in its way with a veto. Critics of the new criminal code say it shouldn't lighten penalties for crimes like robbery and carjacking. But many D.C. officials say the GOP bill will undermine home rule and the district's right to self determination. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller WTO. And D.C.'s mayor Bowser was with us here on WTO P a bit earlier. She says if the bill does in fact pass, it only makes her more determined to fight for D.C. statehood. Let's face it. We have a Republican controlled House of Representatives who have not been supportive or signed on for our statehood resolutions that have passed the House twice in recent years. So I think our focus has to be on continuing to protect our limited home rule. So until we get the political wins blowing in our direction again with having control of the House and the Senate with people who support democracy for the people of the District of Columbia, then we're going to keep the fight ongoing. As D.C. mayor Mariel Bowser on WTO this afternoon. Sentencing for a former D.C. police officer convicted of assault on fellow employees 55 year old Robert Anderson of Ann arundel county has been sentenced to 5 years in prison I'm sorry 5 months in prison. Last month, a jury found him guilty of four counts of assault with a crimes that happened back in 2019. Anderson was convicted of leaning down and kissing the ear and neck of an employee without her consent. Anderson was on duty at the time in the department reassigned him several weeks later. He did the same thing to another female officer and two other female employees. They were all touched without their consent. Anderson pulled a knife on a civilian employee who had tried to stop him from touching another woman. A traffic stop leads police a thousands of pills and now a person is arrested on drug crimes. More than 2000 pills were seized Monday, the first batch of more than 250 pills was found during a traffic stop on Georgia avenue near Randolph road and Silver Spring. 20 year old Marcus Carter was driving a silver Mercedes with two other young men inside after pulling the car over Montgomery county police officers learned Carter was in violation of his learners permit. They established reason to search the car found the pills, cash a loaded gun and items related to drug distribution. Detectives searched Carter's home later that evening and found 1800 more pills and more drug distribution items. Carter is in jail without bond. The two young men with him were released without charges. Las Anderson WTO news. Inflation is driving up car insurance rates, nationwide, they're up about 13% in the D.C. metro area, though, we're doing a little better than the rest of the country. A new bank rate survey finds Virginia is the 6th chief of state for car insurance, Maryland ranks 17th when you throw D.C. into the mix, our area comes out as the third cheapest place to ensure a car in the nation based on local incomes and other factors. The survey finds that the annual average premium for car insurance and metro D.C.
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"Per month visit BMW centers dot com. It's 7 23. News. A man shot and killed in temple hills earlier today, police received a call about noon regarding a shooting at Dunlap and catskill streets in hillcrest heights when police arrived. They found the man outside suffering from gunshot wounds. He was pronounced dead on the scene, prince George is counting detectives, are still working to find a suspect and a motive in that case. Well, if you've never been married, chances are, you've probably used a dating app. That's what the results of a Pew Research survey say, more than half of never married folks who responded said they've ever used a dating app or website. This survey was conducted in July of last year to understand Americans varied experiences with such sites and apps based on marital status. Use has remained steady since 2019, Mary folks are the least likely to have ever used such sites about 16%. Another interesting number about 3% of all married and cohabitating adult surveyed were currently using a dating platform, which translates into about 1% of married folks, and those living together. Las Anderson WTO news. An award ceremony will be held in Mexico for the first time. The 50 best bars awards are heading south of the border. This year, ceremony will be held in San Miguel de Allende in Mexico on May 4th. There's a good reason it will be held in Mexico, the country currently has 11 bars on the 50 best list. The ceremony was held in New York City last year. Wendy Gillette, CBS News. That's the 50 best in North America, by the way, if you're looking for the 50 best
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"Add one 52. If you've never been married, chances are, you've probably used a dating app. That's what the results of a Pew Research survey say, more than half of never married folks who responded said they've ever used a dating app or website. This survey was conducted in July of last year to understand Americans varied experiences with such sites and apps based on marital status. Use has remained steady since 2019, Mary folks are the least likely to have ever used such sites about 16%. Another interesting number about 3% of all married and cohabitating adult surveyed were currently using a dating platform, which translates into about 1% of married folks, and those living together. Las Anderson WTO news. A Maryland lawmaker working to prevent cyber flashing or sending unsolicited sexual images through online platforms, says she became a victim of the harassment herself. Delegate Leslie Lopez says she received the sexually explicit image through a message on Twitter, recently she sponsored a bill that would create a task force to figure out how to respond to and prevent the harassment. This effort began when my Friends reached out to tell me that she had been receiving illicit images and asked what protections might be in the law. Well, what I found was that there were no protections, but instead there was a large gaping loophole that has a huge impact on women. Virginia already has laws on the books against cyber flashing, meantime in D.C., council member Brooke Pinto recently introduced legislation that would punish people who do it. Acacia James WTO P news. Some Michigan residents faced a fourth straight day in the dark today as crews continue to work to restore power to more than 200,000 homes and businesses in the Detroit metropolitan area following last week's ice storm. And have you been hearing from your California relatives about how crazy the weather there is? Well, California today is getting a break from the powerful storm that yesterday left Southern California rivers swollen to dangerous levels and brought snow to low lying areas around LA. The sun is out today in Southern California. Next, to when a word ceremony that will be held in Mexico for the first time. The 50 best bars awards are heading south of the border. This year, ceremony will be held in San Miguel de Allende in Mexico on May 4th. There's a good reason it will be held in Mexico, the country currently has 11 bars on the 50 best list. The ceremony was held in New York City last year. This year celebration when the 50 best bars in the world will be announced, will last three days. Wendy Gillette, CBS News. It's one 55. Money news at 25 and 55 brought to you by pen fed credit union. Great rates for everyone. Here's Steve potus. This is a Bloomberg money minute. Computer chips