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"Must not stand. This is a great city, a great district. And we're not about to turn over our freedom to draw our safety or the safety of our loved ones over to a few bad actors. Investigators working to establish motives in either of the two deadly shootings but say they too say the two are not connected. Would a sprinkler have made a difference. That is the question in Montgomery county after a 25 year old woman died in a fire at a high rise in Silver Spring last Wednesday. Since then, fire experts, including the state's fire marshal, maintain sprinklers might have made a difference, but the county executive wants them is warning them that wanting them and mandating them are two separate issues. The problem. The property owners don't have the capital to do this on their own. And we don't have the available right now in a state or federal support to help with this transition. And county executive Mark L rich wants to look at ways to get money that would help the 80 buildings still without get the systems. He says if the financial help isn't offered. One of the fears that everybody has is it would definitely impact rents and it could impact rents severely that a lot of people who are barely affording what they have today will not be able to afford the rent increases. The state fire code requires buildings have the systems in place by 2033. Mike Murillo WTO news. It's ten O 5. $5 million. That's how much a loudoun county jury awarded a former high school teacher, wrongfully arrested for sex abuse. More from WTO's dick Kylian. Kimberly winters was teaching at parkview high school in 2018 when she was arrested and charged with sexually abusing a student. But the Commonwealth's attorney's office dropped charges when it determined the student was 18 years old at the time of his allegations. Winter sued loudoun county, and The Washington Post reports, she's one damages of $5 million in the final jury deliberations, February 10th, the woman told the post, she hopes she can begin to rebuild. Particularly on WTO P news. A couple in Calvert county is sharing Amazon's response to a tragedy caused by one of their delivery drivers last week. Harry van ossan tells NBC four that a 15 year old dog he and his wife owned was in the front yard on Tuesday when camera footage shows an Amazon delivery truck, driving over the dog, stopping briefly, then driving away without telling the owners the dog died shortly thereafter. Than ossen tells our news partners, he filed a report with the sheriff's office, then he reached out to Amazon. Amazon said that they're going to give us a $5 and to give us a wind chime. And whenever the wind blows, we can remember the dog. The Calvert county sheriff's office still investigating that incident. Coming up on WTO after traffic and weather, an update on a story we told you about a month ago about a buoy church or the site of a buoy church that was also the resting place for some grades of some unmarked grade system slaves. It's ten O 7. Do you hear that? That's
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"Good afternoon, I'm sandy cosell with the top local stories we're following this hour. Last week, a 25 year old Silver Spring woman lost her life in a fire at a high rise building that did not have a fire sprinkler system. Her death has renewed a push to get all buildings that don't have the systems to install them. But the county executive says getting them all protected requires a careful approach, almost 80 buildings still don't have sprinkler systems Montgomery county. This is going to be extraordinarily expensive to put sprinklers in all these buildings. But the county's executive Mark L rich says you can't just force owners to install them because the expense of price tag for installation could send rents up. We just have to make sure we can come up with this solution to manage the costs so we don't displace people in the process. He says he wants to look at ways for the county to help pay for the systems. And so that we could do this in a way that it doesn't severely impact rents and lead to more displacements. All high rises have until 2033 to get sprinklers installed, Mike Morello WTO news. A former loud county high school teacher has won a $5 million jury award over a wrongful case of sex abuse. Kimberly winter sued loudon county after her 2018 arrest on charges of sexually abusing one of her park view high school students, but prosecutors quickly dropped charges determining the student was 18 years old at the time of his allegations. The Washington Post reports winters won a 5 day trial earlier this month, but lost her career and Friends. The post says the $5 million jury award will be paid by a state fund. Particularly on WTO news. Just hours after being released from jail, a Maryland teenager is behind bars accused of stealing a vehicle with a child inside. 18 year old aerial Florentino galley is accused of jumping into the driver's seat of an SUV that was left running at a gas station along Richie Marlborough road on Thursday. It happened just a half mile from where he had been released for charges related to theft, a three year old boy was inside the SUV when Florentino gallius took off, a short while later, another driver reported a hidden run, and police found the SUV abandoned with the toddler inside major Brian derm with the prince George's county police department, speaking with NBC four. Anytime
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"They have on defense. So I'm excited about this opportunity. Yeah, he is. And he pretty much told everybody he was excited. He can't wait to get to work. He said, Ron Rivera led the process he met Jason Wright Martin mayhew. Marty herne as well. He was asked if the snyders were involved to they did not mention that and they were not in the press conference as well, which maybe probably didn't expect them to be. But Ron Rivera said he has talked to Dan Snyder throughout this process and take your time, get the right man and Ron Rivera was ready for Eric the enemy to be the man. He waited for him to win the Super Bowl, and then they got the deal done. Next up, he's going to get to finish assembling his offensive staff. All right. So you should be excited about this. I am. Okay. Sounds good. I want you to be excited. What did he say about the offensive line? That's going to be up top. And that's a need. They need to address that. And he knows that. He just got here. I'm just checking. The other good news of the day, Alex Ovechkin will play tonight against Anaheim says his head coach, George Wallace. All right, George, thank you. One 47, signing bonuses are not just for athletes, some local police departments are using them as a way to bulk up their ranks Kate Ryan has details about one of them. Prospective police recruits looking to join the Montgomery county police force could see a signing bonus of $20,000, part of a plan to make the county more competitive when trying to fill vacancies. Other counties offer $10,000, but Montgomery county executive Mark L rich said, Montgomery needed to match Anna rundle county's offer. $20,000 is pretty compelling. There's no point in putting out a bonus that people would say that's nice, but I can get more and interrupt county. D.C. also offers a $20,000 signing bonus. Now recruits would not get the money in a lump sum, members of the new recruit class starting in June would be eligible. The deal still requires approval by the county council. Kate Ryan, WTO
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"To give them to new police officers here. Prospective police recruits looking to join the Montgomery county police force could see a signing bonus of $20,000 part of a plan to make the county more competitive when trying to fill vacancies. Other counties offer $10,000, but Montgomery county executive Mark L rich said, Montgomery needed to match Anna rondell county's offer. $20,000 is pretty compelling. There's no point in putting out a bonus that people would say that's nice, but I can get more and interrupt county. D.C. also offers a $20,000 signing bonus. Now recruits would not get the money in a lump sum, members of the new recruit class starting in June would be eligible. The deal still requires approval by the county council. Kate Ryan, WTO P news. Three years since the COVID emergency began in the U.S., many Americans say they think they still haven't caught the virus. Around 45% of American adults think they have never had COVID-19, according to new Census Bureau survey results published by the CDC this month. Nights down from around 60% who said they hadn't caught COVID in June of last year, although experts say many infections have likely gone undiagnosed. Also in this month's survey around 5% of adults say they are currently facing activity limits due to long COVID, that long COVID figure had been on a decline but plateaued around 5% a few months ago. That is CBS reporter Alexander ten. Money news of 25 and 55 brought to you by pen fed credit union, great rates for everyone. Electric vehicle maker lucid says it plans to produce up to 14,000 vehicles this year, a target that falls short of analysts expectations. The company's chief executive says they made that decision due to what he called a degree of uncertainty in the marketplace, rising interest rates are sparking concern across the auto industry that cars and trucks are becoming too expensive, loose and current lucid currently has orders for 28,000 vehicles. Wells Fargo laid off hundreds of mortgage bankers this week as part of a sweeping round of cuts triggered by the bank's recent strategic shift, CNBC reports some of those laid off include top producing mortgage brokers who surpassed $100 million in loan volumes last year. The shift comes after sharply higher interest rates led to a collapse in loan volumes, forcing Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase
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"Colorful spring Nick eyed Ellie double your TOP news. Amanda's dead after being shot by police outside the tysons corner center mall. Fairfax county officers responded to a report of a theft in the mall last night and chased the suspect into a wooded area nearby. Police chief Kevin Davis says two officers then opened fire. I do not know if our suspect was armed. That's why we're going to hold the scene and we're going to search for any evidence that the suspect may have discarded during the foot chase. Davis says something happened that prompted the two officers to fire, though it's not clear what the suspect who died at a hospital has not been identified, keep it here with WTO for more on this developing story. Signing bonuses are not just for athletes, we're learning more about plans to give them to new police officers here. Prospective police recruits looking to join the Montgomery county police force could see a signing bonus of $20,000, part of a plan to make the county more competitive when trying to fill vacancies. Other counties offer $10,000, but Montgomery county executive Mark L rich said, Montgomery needed to match Anna rondell county's offer. $20,000 is pretty compelling. There's no point in putting out a bonus that people would say that's nice, but I can get more and interrupt county D.C. also offers a $20,000 signing bonus. Now recruits would not get the money in a lump sum, members of the new recruit class starting in June would be eligible. The deal still requires approval by the county council. Kate Ryan, WTO P news. An update now on a story we first covered nearly two years ago, a new pedestrian bridge
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"Crime in recent weeks, including shootings and carjackings. In response, police have increased patrols, expanded camera surveillance, and they're now deploying automated license plate readers. And now the county executive Mark L rich is proposing that some late night businesses operate under police approved safety plans. WTF is dick giuliano was present in downtown Silver Spring today when the county executive unveiled his plan. Dick. Well Dmitry, the businesses that could face the regulations are late night businesses like nightclubs, which are drawing more than routine calls from police. So these are businesses that would be singled out by using crime data. These businesses will work with the police on items ranging from secure personnel and training to exterior lighting and graffiti removal and security cameras. And besides requiring trained security, the requirements could force businesses to provide 24 hour video monitoring with high def cameras, sufficient outside lighting, and they could be forced to meet regulations governing the tent on window glass, so police can see inside from the outside. The plan still needs approval by the county council, so it's months away from possibly being enacted. So far, is there any pushback from the businesses themselves? Well, police say some late night businesses have already instituted some of these measures that the legislation would require, improving camera surveillance and lighting. And chief Marcus Jones says some nightclubs are in the process right now of obtaining handheld metal detectors to keep guns out. Jane rutger president of the greater Silver Spring Chamber of Commerce has expressed support. We're committed to working with the police to working with the county to make Silver Spring a safe, comfortable and welcoming place for everyone who lives, works and visits here. And under the terms of the legislation Dimitri affected businesses who failed to comply would be fined and they could be shut down by continued violations. So are these proposed rules being limited to downtown Silver Spring? Actually not, although the first late night business is targeted are all in Silver Spring, the legislation would enable stepped up regulations to be imposed on late night businesses elsewhere like pike and rose, The Crown neighborhood, or Rockville pike, but the driver here again is businesses forced to comply would be those identified by the use of crime data and right now those of the night spots and Silver Spring. That's ridiculo joining us live here on WTO P 9 34. Ted Lerner, the owner of the Washington Nationals has died in 97 from complications of pneumonia, while the D.C. area native is well known for helping to bring baseball back to our nation's capital, he also leaves an indelible mark on development in the region. He was visionary. Jack mcdougall had the greater Washington board of trade and says when it comes to Ted Lerner, the developer. He was taking on projects early on when others work. And McDougal says Lerner had a style. He was the quiet professional. He didn't make a lot of noise. He just went out and did what he needed to do in Northern Virginia mcdougall says there's learners notable work and tysons and on the dullest town center and in mayor led the white Flint area, then in D.C.. Everything that has been accomplished around the navy yard area, and after he bought the nationals. That's really a legacy that will be unequal. Mike Murillo WTO P news. Four high altitude objects have been identified and shot down in the last 9 days by U.S. fighter jets. The first was identified as a Chinese spy balloon. The others, including the most recent, which was shot down on the Canadian side of Lake Huron on Sunday, have not been identified, and we learned it took two sidewinder missiles to take that thing down. We don't know if one missile may be malfunctioned, maybe they missed the first time, but they did have to use two. So what are these objects? And where do they come from? WTO national security correspondent JJ green with details. U.S. national security officials indicate they're not sure yet what they are or where they came from. But they also say they're sure what they are not and where they did not come from. I don't think the American people need to worry about Bailey's with respect to these craft. Period. I don't think there's any more that needs to be said there. National Security Council spokesman. John Kirby said they looked intently at these other three objects. We assessed whether they posed any kinetic threat to people on the ground. They did not. Were these objects sending communication signals. We detected none. Did the objects have propulsion systems or were they maneuvering? We saw no signs of that. And we made sure to determine whether or not they were manned. They were not. These objects appear to be all different. First, the one at the beginning was the size of a regional passenger jet. The second one, a small car. Then there was one shaped like a cylinder in the last one was said to be octagonal. And they don't seem to have any balloons attached to them or at least the last couple of them. So they're still looking very intently at them and they're going to essentially determine what they're dealing with. WTO peace national security correspondent JJ green. Breaking news on WTO. This is out of east Lansing Michigan where Michigan state university police say multiple
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"Have to, uh, again. A lot of people going to vote. It's a you vote. No. Uh, if you want him to stay in office You vote? Yes to recall him. So a lot of people gonna get confused by that They're going to vote. Yes, they want. They want him to stay in office. So there is some confusion on how the ballot languages word. And then if he gets 49% Or less. He's out. And then you have, like, four. You have Larry Elder, by the way, leaving the polls right now you have John Cox. You have Kevin Faulconer, the mayor of San Diego, and then you have Bruce Caitlyn Jenner, which is a joke. But you got, uh right now, Um, it is Larry Elder leading with about 2023% of the vote. He could be the next governor. California with about 25% of the vote based on this recall, so that's why the glory older is going to win. I really do and boy that would be great because and then he would be able to appoint, uh, if defy something happens to her wishing that but If she decides to retire. Then it is the governor who appoints, and then that there goes the Senate tie, which so yeah, keep our fingers crossed. That would be the first shot heard around the world. But back to this vaccine passport thing. In England. They're going to mandate Covid 19 vaccine passports for nightclubs and large venues. Hawaii has already rolled out the vaccine passports at restaurants, bars and gyms. And there's a big protest in Waikiki against this tyranny. But here in Maryland, Montgomery County is the first jurisdiction that I'm aware of the talk about implementing vaccine passports. The Democrat Montgomery County executive Mark L. Rich last week emphasized the need For implementation of Vaccine passport program, he says, to help reduce the spread of the delta variant quote. It is clear to me that we're going to avoid that. If we're going to avoid these cases and avoid watching this spin out of control like it did last fall, we have to implement a vaccine passport program. When cases are higher. There's more anxiety about exposure. This hurts businesses have already had a miserable 18 months. He says that this would be a boon to restaurants and in the other indoor business where people are reluctant to go indoors. Because of the quote unquote pandemic of the in vaccinated, but But he is not factoring in is of Israel and governments lying about overreacting. We'll get to that. On the other side of the news, the Rolling Stone nonsense over the weekend, Rachel Mad Girl got completely taken in a Duke by that one. But here we go. In Israel. They are the most vaccinated, uh, country in the world. In fact, and what we now know is that by the way in Israel, um most the media's blacking out the developing disaster in Israel, they're the most action to the country in the world. They all got the fighter vaccine. At first deaths and hospitalizations went to almost zero. And Israel declared victory over the virus. But then everything changed. And now a massive CCP virus outbreak has engulfed vaccinated Israel hospitals are full people are dying at this moment. Israel the most vaccination nation in the world. Has more CCP virus infections per capita than any country in the world. Have you heard that anywhere else in the media? Of course not. At this moment, 2/10 of percent of the entire population of Israel is catching CCB virus each day. The past week has been the worst week for the CCP virus. And this is unfortunate because the Jewish New Year Rosh Hashanah, and a happy new year to our Jewish listeners. La Shana Tova. But right now, this is just an unfortunate timing. Israel is now sending records were vaccinated. People in the hospital deaths are skyrocketing, and this is because the We've done the studies before the viral loads of the vaccinated. They don't get sick and they don't always you know, die but they do spread it. They shed it and spread it 251. Times the viral load than the average unvaccinated person and spreading this virus so again, does it make sense to require vaccine passports and have all these people in the Pfizer vaccine is waning? So far. We know we don't know about the Moderna. But right now that's a major issue. Alright, so call us. Let us know. How are you going to participate in the vaccine Passport program. I know that I'm going to opt out. I'm not going to do anything. In that in that regard our friends rescue natural supplements want a big sale going on..
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"Hour. As you've just heard from CBS News. The nation is taking a big step toward pre pandemic normalcy. The CDC has new guidance. It says people who were fully vaccinated against Cove it do not need to wear masks or social distance in most circumstances. There is a notable exception. Crowded indoor settings like Busses, planes, hospitals, prisons and homeless shelters. The masks should stay on. We're already getting some local reaction to the news from the CDC spokesperson for Governor Ralph Northam says wild they're still reviewing the new guidance. It reinforces the importance of getting vaccinated in their words. Vaccines are the pathway out of this pandemic and their how people can get back to doing what they love. Meantime. Yesterday, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan announced several health restrictions on businesses would be lifted effective Saturday. Well, Montgomery County, though, is sticking with its current covert restrictions. But that may not be the case for long years wt piece Kate Ryan Montgomery County's covert 19 regulations for getting back to normal operations for businesses and entertainment venues. Is tied to a benchmark of getting 50% of residents fully vaccinated that that could happen by Saturday, according to Montgomery County Executive Mark L. Rich CDC data shows the county at 49% right now, but re opening wouldn't occur until May 29th. That's because the county is following guidelines that say once fully vaccinated, you're not fully protected against Cove in 19 until two weeks after your last vaccination. County is still working out how it might handle any changes to its mask Mandate. Kate Ryan w T..
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"The suit had been filed by a group of restaurant owners back in December, when county executive Mark L. Rich shutdown indoor dining amid a spike in Corona virus cases at the time Judge James Bond if it declined to block the band, But he promised to revisit the issue Now, with restaurants re opening a 25% capacity as of Sunday, the plane of the asked for and received a dismissal. Montgomery was the last jurisdiction in the region to lift its ban on indoor dining. John Matthews on W. O M. A Island. W M A. L com members of the Capitol Police expected to take a no confidence vote more than a month after the unrest, claiming leadership failed them. The Capitol Police union says officers have no choice but to take a no confidence vote against acting chief Yogi Ananda Pittman, Acting assistant chief John Gallagher, as well as three deputy chiefs. In testimony before Congress, Pittman said the force was warned about militia groups ahead of the January 6 attack. Capitol Police released a statement Wednesday saying the force is taking steps to improve intelligence communication. It is also providing counseling for officers. Rachel Sutherland Fox is religious groups unhappy that Fairfax County may not give kids off for religious holidays because of pandemic learning laws, a task force recommended giving kids and Fairfax County public schools off for four religious holidays. But now the school system's considering delaying that, Superintendent Dr Scott Bray Brown said at a meeting last week. Really trying to balance religious equity on one hand with pandemic equity on the other, The Washington Post reports, leaders of multiple religious institutions wrote in a letter to the school system that posing it is a choice between academic and religious equity is quote Ah falls and reckless binary Heather Curtis Sandoval. You Emma Allen W. Imelda calm whose Silver Spring brothers facing criminal charges after one pretended to stab the other brothers. That this problem up in their house, they had their family members believing that one had been stabbed. So when the officer arrived, is a very chaotic scene, 21 year old Dennis and Gene and his 19 year old brother, Pierre pretended have been fighting in the home and white oak all for his social media prank. Montgomery County police Sergeant Rebecca in a sent a one of the brothers who was pretending to be injured, sat up that this is all a hoax. I'm really okay and this is proper Lud. Most brothers are now facing very real. Criminal charges. Barbara Breath W M A. L and W m a l dot com Wall Street This noon the Dow was down 15, the S and P. 500 up five, the NASDAQ up 60 double drama, L traffic and weather. Next Diana Ross grew up in the projects of Detroit, where he signed with Motown Records and conquered the charts with 12 Number one hit as the lead singer of the Supremes on her own. She earned six more number ones and performed an.
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"If it is Wednesday, up 36, the S and P 500 index up just four points. Payroll firm 80 pieces, private employers. Added 174,000 jobs in January, led by health care jobs, the S P A, says $1.4 Billion in second round P P P loans have been approved for D C area companies in the 1st 20 days. Trading up, Robin Hood is adding to all the publicity. It is already had a recent weeks with its first ever Super Bowl ad. Jeff Cable WTF Tokyo stocks down half a percent, the same with Australia and South Korea. Coming up after traffic and weather lots happening on the hill tonight concerning Capitol Hill lawmakers in particular GOP members, one in particular. Getting the most attention is Marjorie Taylor Greene, the freshman congressman from Georgia and her past support for conspiracy theories, past comments about school shootings and such Many meetings behind closed doors among Republicans about what to do. And the House minority leader has made some statements following their latest meeting, condemning her comments. But are they going far enough to strip her of her committee assignment assignments? 7 56. Prescription drugs can save lives, but they don't do much good if people can't afford to buy them. Here's Prince George's County executive, Angela also broke two years ago, The Maryland General Assembly created a prescription drug affordability board to lower the cost of expensive drugs. Here's Montgomery County executive Mark L. Rich last year after the affordability board got their research off to a great start, the Legislature passed the measure to fund the board's operations. Affordability board has bipartisan support, and it doesn't burden taxpayers get the governor unexpectedly veto the bill. Soon the Legislature will vote on whether to override that veto. Please call your legislators and ask them to support the boards..
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"Cheryl boast, president of the Maryland State Education Association, noted the governor Larry Hogan and State Superintendent Karen Sammons call to get schools to open no later than March comes days after teachers were added to those eligible to get Cove in 19 vaccinations. This topic about vaccines is very interesting because even the governor admits we don't have enough of that boast rejected the governor's suggestion. Its schools have thrown up roadblocks to reopening in. Prince George's County School CEO Dr Monica Goldson issued a statement thanking parents staff and teachers for their patients during the pandemic and said their health and safety were the highest priority. Kate Ryan w T O P News 10 05 Here on W T O P Expanded distribution of covert vaccines is set to begin in Maryland soon, but Montgomery County is struggling to keep up with demand, even with more stringent eligibility requirements, Governor Larry Hogan says. It was ages 65 upper eligible starting on Monday, But Montgomery County hasn't started phase one B Get for the Corona virus vaccine, which includes Sr 75 up, County executive Mark L. Rich get 7300 new doses a week, and I have a senior population of 75,000 people. If that number of new doses doesn't change, that's a 10 week long line more than 68,000. Seniors ages 75 up of pre registered to get the vaccine when they can county health officer Dr Travis Get I always had a message to leadership at the state level, said this more doses. We'd be happy to get them out, and we'd be happy to move forward and get more folks vaccinated Valerie Banks of YouTube the news 10 06 meantime, DC's mayor, says the district is working to get more vaccines into the arms of residents but says, Like much of the rest of the area, and the nation, demand has overwhelmed supply. We know that demand and in D C is very high, we know two from our sister cities around The country that they, too, are experiencing high demand for the back scene in scarcity of vaccine, So.
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"Appear to be passed the New Year's holiday in the holiday season peak. In fact, he says, Baltimore currently has the lowest coping positivity rate in all of Maryland. Really fun. W M A L and W m a l dot com Montgomery County restaurants remain closed, but county executive Mark L. Rich we'll have an update on that this afternoon. A row House fire overnight has claimed the lives of two elderly people, a man and a woman. They were pulled out as the fire burned in the two story home on eighth Street Northwest in DC's Pet Worth neighborhood. The fire took out the homes back porch and started to move next door before firefighters put it out. No word yet on a cause one of Virginia governor Ralph Northern's major per Priorities this year is the legalized marijuana. But it will not be an easy sell. A Senate panel's already looking to delay the law by a year and to allow localities to opt out of having retail stores and law enforcement is pushing back to there would be no quality control. Even alcohol. Cigarettes have quality control. This, in essence would be like legalizing moonshine. Loudon County Sheriff Mike Chapman says legal pot would only expand illicit drug use in the community. Maryland governor Larry Hogan's presented a $49 billion budget to state lawmakers, one that does not include layoffs or furloughs and one that pumps more money into public education in school construction, Hogan says the pandemics worst case scenario never did come to pass. Thanks in part to federal relief funding, the Dow is down 11 points, the NASDAQ up 20 traffic and weather next. The latest numbers. We're seeing a rise in cases, openings and.
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"News at 502. Good morning, everyone I'm John Mathews. After all, of that quick construction of fencing in Jersey, well, barriers around the Capitol complex the past two weeks, work crews started taking most of it back down just after dark Last night, with some street being reopened. His crews work from east to West City officials expected will take until tomorrow morning to get everything re opened all of the bridges and tunnels expected to reopen by six this morning. As for the added security measures, many of them will remain in place for the time being and 11 2. People were critically injured with life threatening injuries in a row House fire overnight on Eighth Street Northwest, There was a heavy fire on both floors of the row house and a rear porch collapsed. His firefighters pulled both victims out of the home as the flames extended to the home next door. No word yet on a cause for the fire is the fever about to break on local indoor dining bands. DC's ban is set to expire tomorrow morning, with restaurants reopening a 25% capacity in the city of Baltimore reopens tomorrow as well. Mayor Brandon Scott was seen slight reductions in cases and appear to be passed the New Year's holiday and holiday season peak. New cases are decreasing. And as I mentioned hospitalization utilization is down. The band in Montgomery remains for now. County executive Mark L. Rich. We'll have an update this afternoon. Checking your money. The Dow futures up 21 points. The NASDAQ futures up 57 in sports. It's all about covert. This morning, the Wizards were cleared to return to practice for the first time in nine days. But there game tomorrow night against Milwaukee has been postponed. Guard Bradley Beal, We weren't able to get in the gym for a week. So that alters guys rhythm shape, you know, like that's just like a recipe for injury. Honestly, they could play on Sunday. The Capitals have been fined $100,000 by the NHL for violating coronavirus protocol, and four players, including Alex Ovechkin have been placed on the league's covert 19 list. They apparently hung out together in a hotel room without being masked. That could cause tomorrow's home opener against Buffalo to be postponed and Washington practice facility and ash Burns been closed after a staff member a pair We tested positive for covert 19 up next traffic and weather on W. M A. L. Dan shares his journey with McMillan, Sedation dentistry.
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"Grandson with serious health issues. Smith was hired in 2016. He signed a second four year contract in February. Montgomery County executive Mark L. Rich, a former county school teacher, Thanks Smith for guiding the system through a challenging time, including the covert 19 pandemic. And Smith said in his statement. But I hope that this covered 19 situation diminishes and that the community will go forward in a strong united fashion on behalf of every child. Can't Ryan w. T O P news the school system will start the search for a replacement soon. This won't surprise you. But Capitol police say the Capitol complex is closed to the public and it will not be accessible on Inauguration day. The fencing that surrounds the building and street closures are in effect until further notice. National Guard members can be seen most everywhere across the complex. Capitol Police are emphasizing anybody trying to get onto the Capitol grounds by climbing a fence will be arrested. Meanwhile, local businesses are protecting their storefronts ahead of next week's inauguration, as well as the potential of violence after last week's storming of the capital here at the corner of End Street and 19th Street Northwest, there are several construction workers putting up big pieces of plywood to cover the storefronts of local businesses. This isn't an unfamiliar sight in DuPont Circle. This is actually the third time in the past seven months that restaurants and businesses have been boarded up. The first time, as you may remember, was over the summer during the social justice demonstrations, and the second was before Election Day in November in DuPont Circle, Jocelyn Justin W. T. O P. News of Virginia delegate has been stripped of his committee membership in part over his involvement with the so called stop the Steel Rally, which proceeded last week's deadly assault on the U. S. Capitol, Virginia. House speaker Eileen Filler. Corn removed Loudon County Republican David Iraq from the House Transportation Committee yesterday. Iraq who was white, later attacked those who criticized his participation participation in that rally using objectionable language. Last Wednesday, LaRock wrote on Facebook that it was not Trump's supporters who participated in that siege. He instead blamed a quote small element. He said he now believes there was a mixture of both agitators.
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"Lafayette Park it up into it, including a stretch of K Street and most of constitutionality, closed and will be until after the inauguration above. Inler Wtlv traffic here Storm Team four's A million Draper. Temperatures tonight will be falling into the low to mid thirties for tomorrow. Mostly cloudy, mid forties, too near 50. With some lady rain showers impacting the region on Saturday. Mostly cloudy. Some scattered rain and snow showers, mainly later in the day. No accumulation loaded mid forties for high Saturday and Sunday. Partly sunny on Sunday, but breezy at times for Martin Luther King Jr Day. Plenty of clouds highs in the low forties and the chance for some snow showers west of the Metro Strong team before meteorologist Amelia Draper. Fort Belvoir has 39 foggy bottom and silver Spring or both of 44. Some of us could beat down to the low thirties like tonight. 7 10 on W. T O P. Montgomery County School Board will have to look for a new superintendent. The current school chief has announced he's stepping down, citing family illness. Dr Jack Smith. Montgomery County School superintendent announced he's retiring in the spring. In a video statement, Smith said he'll step down to join his wife in New England, where she's been caring for a grandson with serious health issues. Smith was hired in 2016. He signed a second four year contract in February. Montgomery County executive Mark L. Rich of former county school teacher Thanks Smith for guiding the system through a challenging time, including the covert 19 pandemic, and Smith said in.
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"O P s It's 10 35. Montgomery County's executive mark L. Riches among the critics of the Capitol Police Department. Despite that, he says local police will continue to respond if DC's mayor says she needs their help. More than 50, members of the Montgomery County Police Department's special events response team had been sent to D. C to assist police after the U. S. Capitol was stormed by rioters. Montgomery County Executive Mark L. Rich said that when the black lives matter, protests were underway in D. C. He was clear he did not want county police used in crowd control of this is very different. This is people trying to overthrow the government. Hell, Rich said. Should D. C Mayor Muriel Bowser request help to keep order in the coming weeks, Montgomery County will provide mutual aid. Hey, Brian. W T o p. New DC's delegate, Eleanor Holmes Norton, calling in the House and Senate to censure President Trump also co sponsoring several impeachment resolution Since that attack on the Capitol, she says censure is the only remedy that can pass both chambers immediately, she adds, Unlike impeachment essential won't believe DeLay President elect Biden's agenda in the Senate. One says she will introduce our censure resolution tomorrow. Congress has never passed the central resolution in both chambers of the house. 10 36 on T O P Winters. Probably the toughest season for your roof. Well, winter is here now. And snow and ice can really wreak havoc. Don't find out the hard way that your roof needs repair instead. Have the experts that roof masters. Take a look right now. They're experts in cold weather roof repairs. They'll be happy to see what shape your roof is in..
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"Laura's Patani Act is our producer coming up. Moving speech to impeach President Trump for a second time. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi telling 60 minutes Mr Trump has demonstrated quote he is a very dangerous person. Maryland's community leaders hold a rally calling on Governor Hogan for additional aid. I'm Valerie Bone. This is a historic day for Maryland State police. John Aaron. Let me t o p news time. 8 31 CBS News Brief. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says a resolution will be introduced asking vice President Pence to invoke the 25th amendment on CBS's 60 minutes tonight. Pelosi critical of Mr Trump, he has demonstrated Once again, but in a much more substantial way that this president of United States is a very dangerous person. University of Virginia professor Larry Sabotage says an impeachment conviction would be very difficult. It would take something of a miracle to have a conviction in the Senate. Because there simply aren't enough Republicans willing to break with Trump even after what happened last week on the covert front, former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb says vaccines need to be more easily available. We need to try everything right now to create multiple distribution points. A lot of senior citizens aren't gonna want to go toe you know, Stadium to get inoculation is gonna want to go to a pharmacy, the local pharmacy or doctor's office. CBS News Brief. I'm Steve Futterman. It's a 32. There are also growing concerns tonight about a new round of violent protest in D C and around the country on January 17th concerns that follow that storming of the capital last week. The FBI and other authorities are engaged in relentless searches across the entire country, from New York to California to Alaska. And Hawaii. All 56 FBI field offices are involved and dozens. If not hundreds of people are being sought. How are they doing it? They're using digital forensics, analyzing images, social media messages and possibly meta data from phone calls. And here's why, In addition to investigating what happened last Wednesday, there's loads of evidence suggesting Armed protests are being planned and encouraged for the 17th of January and that is W. T. O. P s national security correspondent J. J Green. Meanwhile, Montgomery County's executive mark L. Riches among the critics of the Capitol Police Department. Despite that, he says local police will continue to respond if DC's mayor needs their help. More than 50, members of the Montgomery County Police Department's special events Response team had been sent to D. C to assist police after the U. S. Capitol was stormed by rioters. Montgomery County Executive Mark L. Rich said that when the black lives matter, protests were underway in D. C. He was clear he did not want county police used in crowd control of this is very different. This is people trying to overthrow the government. Hell, Rich said. Should D. C Mayor Muriel Bowser request help to keep order in the coming weeks? Montgomery County will provide mutual aid. Kate Ryan w T o P News and Still, I had another move to punish President Trump this one coming from D C delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton. It's a 34 way made us a insurance for busy moms like Kate. She's a veteran made of flexibility to balance work home and her hobbies from starting the work day to finishing her latest. Do it yourself Project. So when another car accidentally bumped into hers while she was running an errand. Kate didn't let.