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"Do indeed thank you for taking us along for your early 2 a .m. hour ride topping the local stories we're following for you as we roll into this morning together here at TOP. A passenger riding in a car this week locally on I 66 in Fairfax County was shot and wounded with the driver of another car open fire. The two cars were traveling eastbound on I 66 near mile marker 50 when Virginia State Police say the driver of a Honda shot at a second Honda around one o 'clock in the afternoon. One of the passengers was struck by the gunfire and taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. Police say both drivers then pulled to the side of the road and the driver that police fired believe the shots was taken into custody without incident. Any witnesses to what preceded the shooting are asked to call or e -mail Virginia State Police. Dick Ioliano, WTOP News. Your is help wanted this Wednesday morning to bring in a murder suspect locally and the victim says they're looking for 20 year old Lawrence Marshall the fourth in connection with the shooting death of 40 year old Cedric Warner. The killing happened July 5th this summer. A warrant is out for Marshall's arrest this morning charging him with first -degree murder a reward of up to ten thousand dollars we're told is being offered for information that leads to an arrest arrest in the case. Students in Maryland are excelling in English these days but are still apparently struggling with addition and subtraction in the math venue. That is according to the annual release of Maryland's public school test scores. The Baltimore Banner reports students posted record high pass rates on English language arts but math scores only increased slightly and are still far below 2019 levels. 75 % of public school students in the state in fact failed math tests in grades 3 through 8 this spring. Baltimore Banner education reporter Liz Bowie joined WTOP earlier with some of the reasons why she students are falling behind specifically in math. It's very hard to learn math over zoom It's apparently much harder than it is to learn to read and because math is very sequential, you have to learn things in order. If you don't, if you skip a year or two, you're having a really rough time. I think parents also have a more difficult time filling in on teaching math than they do reading. Nearly 50 % of students passed English in Maryland. WTOP now at 206. Major projects in Virginia getting underway to build tens of thousands of solar panels at Dulles International. People look will out of the airport window when they land and see this amazing project. Phyllis Randall chairs the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors. She was at Dulles for the groundbreaking ceremony. One, two, three, jump! As work begins on the largest renewable energy project ever developed at S a U Airport, Jack Potter heads the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority. This solar energy lets us use land between the runways to produce clean electricity for the region. It'll feed Dominion Energy's Northern Virginia power grid producing enough energy to power more than 30 ,000 homes. At Dulles Airport, Nick Ionelli, WTOP News. WTOP news time now 207. A little taste of this, a little taste of that. A flavor here, a flavor there you never try. Now listen up everybody, how about free food, music, and good vibes? Ben's Chili Bowl, celebrating 65 years strong in the DC community with a block party at the original location this Wednesday. For Ben's Chili Bowl co -founder, Virginia Ali, it's been a labor of love for 65 years running. This little place has given me
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"Think students should be tutored that we should sort of double down on math tutoring in the coming year particularly in the higher grades but I think there also needs to be some changes in way the we teach math in the elementary grades particularly focusing more on the fundamentals like learning math facts you know the boring routine of learning to add subtract and multiply and divide that was Baltimore Banner education reporter Liz Bowie on WTOP time now is 107 it's a big solar energy project the largest of its kind in the country getting underway at Dulles International it was a groundbreaking ceremony and a groundbreaking project Virginia US Senator Mark Warner if we're gonna make a transition to a cleaner in our energy mix we gotta build stuff what's being built tens of thousands of solar panels on a large area of unused land at Dulles Airport it'll feed Dominion Energy's Northern Virginia power grid producing enough energy to power more than 30 ,000 homes Phyllis Randall chairs the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors we are not making land use decisions for today we're making these decisions for our children it'll be the largest renewable energy project ever developed at a US Airport at TLP news. 107 Wednesday morning have you heard the iconic DC restaurant Ben's Chili Bowl celebrates years do you like Ben's Chili Bowl how much DC residents young and old came out to celebrate 65 years of chili dogs burgers and all manner of good
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To make a donation or to learn more about Hope Camp, please visit website our at www .hopecamp .org Everything you need every time you listen. 815, good evening, I'm Kyle Cooper, thanks for being with us. A major project in Virginia is getting underway to build tens of thousands of solar panels at Dulles International Airport. People will look out of the airport window when they land and see this amazing magazine projects. Phyllis Randall chairs the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors. She was at Dulles for the groundbreaking ceremony. As work begins on the largest renewable energy project ever developed at a U .S. airport. Jack Potter heads the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority. This solar energy lets us use land between the runways to produce clean electricity for the region. It'll feed Dominion Energy's Northern Virginia power grid producing enough energy to power more than 30 ,000 homes. At Dulles Airport, Nick Ionelli, WTOP News. So how are those taller fare gates working at Metro? New data from Metro shows that the taller, stronger gates are reducing fare evasions by more than 70 % at the stations where they are installed. The new doors on the improved gates are 55 inches tall, twice as strong and more resilient. Fort Totten was the first station to get the new gates. The gates will eventually be put in throughout the entire system. It is estimated that Metro loses about 40 million dollars a year from people skipping fares. We're learning about a little more this afternoon from DC leaders about what did and didn't happen When a neighborhood in Northeast flooded during those heavy rains about a week ago, a high water flooded the doggy fire. The city released a transcript of the 911 calls made that evening, though not the actual audio. At 506, one of the managers at District Dogs was connected from Montgomery County and said quote it's flooding horribly the walls gave out the manager also told the dispatcher people were inside the building and in danger. Three minutes later, an assistant manager also in Maryland called about the dire situation with the call taker promising help was coming. Twelve minutes after the first call, a call came from in the building saying seven people were trapped in water above their heads no with way out and concerns one of them might have already drowned. Twenty -three minutes after the first call, help arrived as the waters started receding. John Dome in WTOP News. I'm Peter Greenberg and this is today's Eye on Travel Minute. Do you still have a bucket list when it comes to your travel choices? You're not alone apparently and you're okay spending a lot more to check off that list this year and paying 150 % more to do it. And where are Americans this summer? Crowded into the usual suspect destinations in Europe. And what does that mean? Fifty -five percent more of us crowding into London, Paris, Dublin, Athens, and Rome. And international airfares are up 26 % over 2019. If there ever was an argument to delay your international travels to the fall, these numbers just made case. the For more information visit PeterGreenberg .com. I'm Peter Greenberg and this is today's Ion Travel Minute. Quick look at the top stories we're working on at WTOP. Power back on for many Dominion Energy customers in Arlington. It happened after a transformer exploded. Your package has a better chance of arriving on time now that a UPS strike has been averted. Keep it here for full details on these stories and the minutes ahead. It's now 8 .18. Traffic and weather on the 8. Let's check in with Bob Imler in the WTOP Traffic Center. Delays now forming on the Beltway Interloop in Montgomery County getting through Silver Spring. is heavy It and slow as the work zone is now setting up and you're squeezing by in two lanes to the left. They are putting the barrels out even as we speak so be alert as traffic comes to a stop approaching Georgia Avenue on the Interloop and headed around to the northwest and branch New Hampshire Avenue. 95 of the Baltimore Washington Parkway are without delay. Can't say the same about Route 50 inside the Beltway. They are working again tonight in Chevrolet westbound from Columbia Park down to Kenilworth and eastbound coming out of the district from South Dakota out toward Columbia Park and each getting by single file very slowly. Beyond the Beltway out to Annapolis and the Bay Bridge you are good to go. Route 15 south of 3 -4 alternating direction at a time past road work. Virginia side things are pretty quiet so far tonight. Not a whole lot happening on Route 95, 95 or 66 and I believe they got the crash out of the roadway on 15 at Lovinsville Road just south of the point of Roxbridge. Bob Endler WTOP traffic. Alright let's check the forecast now to 7news first alert meteorologist Steve Rudin. Really nice evening across the DMV with temperatures settling through the
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"Foundation health plan of the mid atlantic states incorporated 2101 east jefferson street rockville maryland to here's Ned Miller the vice president of CrowdStrike federal on the discussion achieving cyber in a world of evolving threats sponsored by CrowdStrike and AWS now that we're getting our arms around wrapped some of the fundamentals of Zero Trust we're starting to see agencies start to look into some of the more advanced capabilities in the maturity model and looking at more of a proactive stance as it relates to threat hunting listen to the entire discussion on federal news network search CrowdStrike 79 minutes could bring your entire agency to a screaming halt that's the average time takes it an adversary to land and move laterally through your network when government and citizen data are at stake trust the pioneer in adversary intelligence and enterprise threat hunting CrowdStrike protection that powers the DoD Zero Trust vision is now IL -5 authorized for national security systems to learn more visit CrowdStrike .com that's CrowdStrike .com this is WTOP news. A major project in Virginia to build tens of thousands of solar panels at Dulles Airport has gotten started. People will look out of the airport window when they land and see this amazing project. Phyllis Randall chairs the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors. was at She Dulles for the groundbreaking ceremony. Has work begins on the largest renewable energy project ever developed at a US Airport? Jack the Potter Metropolitan heads Washington Airports Authority. This solar energy lets us use land between the waste to produce clean electricity for the region. It'll feed Dominion Energy's Northern Virginia power grid producing enough energy to power more than 30 ,000 homes at Dulles Airport. Nick Ineli KP News. 424, so how are those higher fare gates working for Metro? New data from the agency shows the taller, stronger gates are reducing fare evasion by more than 70 % at stations the where they're installed. New doors on the improved gates are 55 inches tall, twice as strong and more resilient. Fort Totten was the first station to get the new gates. They'll eventually be put in throughout the system. Its estimated Metro loses
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"Profits on those it sold were almost double a year ago more potential home buyers abiding the bullet with rates and settling on available homes tight in market a contracts signed to buy in june rose for the third straight months after falling for sixteen months kardashians kim skims underwear brand has raised new funding the values eyes a company of four billion dollars the skims shape where brand will use the new funding to open retail stores the dow's up a hundred and fifty seven points the isn't s the five hundred indexes up seventeen minutes except sixty one all just about half percent gains jeff clable wcop news thank you jeff it's eleven forty one it's gonna be a great night for soccer fans as the major league soccer all -star game comes to dc dc united head coach wayne rooney will lead major league soccer's best twenty six including dc united striker christian venteke and goalkeeper tyler miller will play against one of the premier league's best teams london -based arsenal an hourly field you want to head down to the festivities hop on metro and get off at either the waterfront or navy yard on the green line if you couldn't score tickets you can head to numerous watch parties with cheap beer including navy yard's atlas brew works and dupont circles across the pond these gladiators of the pitch kick off at eight thirty pm luke luker wtop news we we have everything have you need to know about tonight's all -star game at w top dot com in london county workers have been removing confederate references from road names and now the grants to businesses that have been affected by the change if you have a business on the streets your business will not lose or come off of any money while we do the street names we've already decided that that's london county board chair phyllis randall talking about the 2021 unanimous board decision to rename roads at tied the confederates and segregationists their roads likely drive the turtle hill drive in jackson avenue the honeybee avenue now home base businesses can get five hundred dollars in other businesses and non -profits seven hundred fifty dollars if they're impacted by those changes another reimbursement grant of up to five thousand dollars is available global two if establishments need to update any signs that show their full addresses matt small wtop bop news just ahead a former local football star wants to be a rap star it's eleven forty three i want to break free ready to break free dc get ready to to make unforgettable memories in europe with norwegian cruise line vote today and get 35 off all cruises plus enjoy free airfare for second guests free unlimited open bar free specialty mining and more visit ncl dot com call your travel advisor or one eighty eight ncl cruise offer ends soon dc norwegian cruise line feel free ships registry the bahamas and usa restrictions restrictions applied we all hear the radio ads about the i r s they tell you to be afraid to be scared and they try to frighten you calling i'm not here to do that tax relief advocates is different t r a is here to tell you that if you owe needed money the i r s whether it's five thousand fifty thousand or five hundred thousand we have a solution it doesn't matter if you're sitting in your car at work or with your kids no matter where you are call now eight hundred five seven five seventeen ninety four don't lose hope t r a can eliminate or reduce what you owe to the i r s there is zero risk to you if we can't reduce your tax debt then you pay nothing our passion is taxes and helping individuals fix their i r s problems we have a five -star rating on google and yelp and an a plus with the better business bureau you don't need to be afraid of the i r s any longer and your tax nightmare today by visiting us online at t r a dot com or call eight hundred five seven five seventeen ninety four that's eight hundred five five seven seventeen ninety four tax relief advocates for over a decade simply safe has revolutionized home security and our latest enhancement is here twenty four seven lifeguard protection only from simply safe now
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"Stolen, a dedicated U.S. based restoration specialist will work to fix it. No one can prevent all identity theft or monitor all transactions. But everyone can save up to 25% off their first year with promo code news. Go to LifeLock dot com. Now if fewer commercial breaks and more news, every hour. More of what you need every time you listen. WTO P news. It's 1152 for a long time when dining out many Americans considered Italian their go to food. Now a new study on the most popular restaurant food in the United States says many more people seem to be moving toward Latin inspired dishes. Jennifer Kingston, chief correspondent for axios is what's next, joined us here on WTO tonight to talk about this pretty major change. Italian food was America's go to comfort food, but now fast casual and quick serve restaurants are quickly labeling on the tacos and berea and quesadillas to cater to younger people's tastes. In fact, Gen Z, the younger generation is the first to prefer both Mexican and Chinese over Italian, so we're sure for more change to come. Jennifer Kingston, chief correspondent for axios is what's next. She does say, and it's pretty clear is certainly in a town like Washington. You can find almost any kind of food you desire. So don't be afraid that your pasta dish will go away. It just may be a little less common than it had been. Well, it's not a secret, most Washington commanders fans want Dan Snyder to sell that team ASAP. And evidence of this sentiment can now be seen with how quickly a brewery down the road from commander's headquarters in Ashburn is selling its new India pale ale, the features a farewell message to Dan Snyder. It's Ken has a picture of a hog with a burgundy and gold helmet. The beer is called by Dan. Chris burns says his brewery old oxbury and Ashburn Virginia is making them to celebrate the impending sale of the Washington commanders. While it has some tropical notes, he says. The style generally has a natural bitterness to it. And we thought that that was appropriate to celebrate what we're considering 23 years of bitterness that we've endured over the Dan Snyder era. And they're selling fast. We sold out of the first batch in one hour and 15 minutes. And they're working on batch two so far, no orders from Dan Snyder, he says. We'd certainly love to send them some if he's interested. Mike Morello WTO news. Well, loudon county leaders in the meantime are now actively in publicly pursuing the commanders to build their new stadium there in loudoun county, county board chair, Phyllis Randall's chief of staff, tells 7 news the waterside mixed use development site could be ideal for a commander's stadium. It's off two 67 at the fairfax county and loudoun county border. Randall's office says they think it's a better location than what is being offered in Prince William county, including access to metro. Despite what the chair is saying, there are mixed feelings we're told on the loudoun county board of supervisors about bringing in a commander stadium. There are concerns about traffic about crime, about local taxes. The cherry blossom season may be over but we have some blossom news. The first ladies of the United States and Japan planted a cherry tree at The White House today to mark the friendship between the two countries. First Lady Joe Biden and yuko kushida planted the sapling after a visit with President Biden in the Oval Office because she does on a rare solo visit to our country. It's the first time the spouse of a Japanese prime minister has traveled alone to the United States. Now 1155. Sports at 25 and 55 powered by maximus, moving people and technology forward. Here's rob Woodford. The nationals and Orioles both enjoyed a night off before
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"Hour. It's a win win for you. WTO DNews everything you need. Every time you listen, 9 53, great to have you here. The cherry blossom season may be over, but we have some more blossom news The first ladies of the U.S. and Japan planted a cherry blossom tree at The White House today to mark their friendship between the two nations, First Lady Jill Biden, and yuko kushida, planted the sapling after a visit with President Biden in the Oval Office because she does on a rare solo visit to this country. It's the first time the spouse of a Japanese prime minister has traveled alone to the U.S.. It is no secret most Washington commanders fans want Snyder to sell the team and evidence of this settlement can be seen with how quickly a brewery just down the road from commander's headquarters is selling its new India pale ale that features a farewell message to Dan Snyder. It's Ken has a picture of a hog with a burgundy and gold helmet and the beer is called by Dan. Chris burns says his brewery old oxbury and Ashburn Virginia is making them to celebrate the impending sale of the Washington commanders. While it has some tropical notes, he says. The style generally has a natural bitterness to it. And we thought that that was appropriate to celebrate what we're considering 23 years of bitterness that we've endured over the Dan Snyder era. And they're selling fast. We sold out of the first batch in one hour and 15 minutes. And I work on batch two so far, no orders from Dan Snyder, he says. We'd certainly love to send them some if he's interested. Mike Morello WTO news. Now, two other bits of commander's news we've learned that the NFL is digesting the offer from the Harris group and we'll have more about that. We hope in the days to come. And loudoun county leaders are now actively and publicly pursuing the commanders to build their stadium there. County board chair Phyllis Randall's chief of staff is telling 7 news that the waterside mixed use development would be an ideal area for a stadium. They say off two 67 at the fairfax and loudoun county border, Randall's offices, they think it's a better spot actually than what was offered once upon a time in Prince William county. They say it even has better access to metro. Despite what the chair is saying, there are mixed feelings on the loudoun county board of supervisors about any kind of stadium coming to the county and how that may impact traffic. They say crime as well as local taxes. Sports at 25 and 55 powered by maximus, moving people and technology forward. Now it's 9 55 is going to rob wood fork. All right, let's start with the NBA
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"Non exclusive bid for the commanders that has not yet signed. The league is looking over the agreement before sending it back for final signatures. Further steps include evaluation by the NFL's finance committee and a vote by the owners. It is no secret, of course, that most commanders fans would like Dan Snyder to sell and sell as soon as possible. And evidence of this sentiment can be seen without quickly a brewery down the road from commander's headquarters is selling its new India pale ale that features a farewell message to Dan's night. It's Cannes as a picture of a hog with a burgundy and gold helmet and the beer is called by Dan. Chris burns says his brewery old oxbury in Ashburn, Virginia is making them to celebrate the impending sale of the Washington commanders. While it has some tropical notes, he says. The style generally has a natural bitterness to it. And we thought that that was appropriate to celebrate what we're considering 23 years of bitterness that we've endured over the Dan Snyder era. And they're selling fast. We sold out of the first batch in one hour and 15 minutes. And they're working on batch two so far, no orders from Dan Snyder, he says. We'd certainly love to send them some if he's interested. Mike Murillo WTO news. And loudoun county leaders are now actively in publicly pursuing the commanders to build their new stadium there. County board chair Phyllis Randall's chief of staff is telling 7 news. The waterside mixed use development site could be an ideal area for a stadium. It's off two 67 at the fairfax county and loudoun county border, Randall's office says that they think it's a better location than what's being offered in Prince William county, including access to metro. Despite what the chair is saying, there are mixed feelings on the loudoun county board of supervisors about the possibility of a stadium coming to the county and how that may impact traffic, crime, and local taxes, according to those supervisors. Cherry blossom season may be over, but we have some blossom news still, they're just hanging on here. The First Lady's of the U.S. and Japan planted a cherry blossom tree at The White House today to mark the friendship between the two nations, the First Lady's planted the sapling after a visit with President Biden in the Oval Office, now the First Lady of Japan in a rare solo visit to the nation. It's the first time the spouse of a Japanese prime minister has traveled alone to the United States. Sports at 25 and 55 powered by maximus, moving people and technology forward 7 55, here's rob Woodford. All right, Jalen hurts runner up in
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"Good morning, I'm Michelle bash. And I'm John Aaron, the top local stories we're following this hour, people from all across the U.S. are gathering in D.C. today to march for a federal assault weapons ban as Congress returns today from a spring recess. The march is being coordinated by the nonprofit group march 4th. It'll start on the national mall at 9th street and end at the taft memorial on constitution avenue. Calls for an assault weapons ban or growing louder after several mass shootings in the past weeks, including one of the private Catholic school in Nashville, and another at a bank in downtown Louisville, the march could impact your commute downtown, stay with WTO for the latest in traffic on the 8s. As we continue to follow developments on what's reported to be an agreement in principle for Dan Snyder to sell the Washington commanders to the Josh Harris group, we're also following a battle across the D.C. metro area over where the team's new stadium should be built. Loud and county board of supervisors chair Phyllis Randall has publicly stated that they will pursue bringing the commanders to a site near dulles international airport. Loud times mirror reports at Randall's office wants to sit down with the team in the future to discuss building on the water side mixed use site. Not all on the board support the plan and Randall's office added that they did not want to support the use of any county tax dollars to help build the new stadium, commanders already have their headquarters and training facilities in loudoun county. Luke Luger WTO. What is in store for Northern Virginia's economy? One analyst says it has lost a little bit of its mojo. Doctor Terry clower of George Mason university says the economy of the state's most populated region is resilient, and the unemployment rate is low, but clower says there are headwinds. He points to the shortage of availability of housing and declines in population, clower says some millennials have left Northern Virginia deciding they can not pay the area's sky high housing prices. Inside nova reports, clauses businesses will be challenged by a declining population that makes it harder to find workers to grow a business. News. President Biden's new federal telework plan is coming under fire from House Republicans, Kentucky, congressman James comer, is calling out the president for using the pandemic as for what he calls an expired excuse to expand telework for federal employees permanently. The comments from comer, who serves as the House oversight chairman, come after The Office of management and budget released new telework policies for feds, the new guidance tells agencies to try to balance meaningful in person work with continued telework flexibilities. Like many Republicans, comer is calling for a full return to office for federal employees who were working in person before the pandemic. For over 50 years, Maryland's commission on civil rights has been the only state entity allowed to fight discriminatory landlords. After thousands of complaints to the commission over the past three years have gone unanswered, Maryland's top prosecutor says he's ready to make a change. Up until now, the off the attorney general in Maryland had a very small role in enforcing federal and state civil rights laws. That's because Brown doesn't have the authority. At least not yet. There's a bill waiting for governor Wes Moore's signature that would allow Brown to start prosecuting civil rights violations. It's given me the authority to enforce it. Brown says he'll use the new power to prosecute landlords who are discriminating against low income renters. Our job is to protect Mariners and believe me, we're going to use all the authorities we have to do just that. Luke Garrett, WTO P news. There are some closures to tell you about today as D.C. celebrates its Emancipation day. D.C. public schools are closed today as well as DMV offices, the city's government is also closed as it observes the holiday. It means no trash collection today, and you don't have to pay the meter to park. Yesterday, April 16th was D.C.'s actual Emancipation day on that day in 1862, president Lincoln signed a law ending slavery in the District of Columbia. Still ahead here after traffic and weather, what movie won big at the domestic box office over the weekend. It's now 6 O 8. Get a precision AC tune up for only $59. Michael and son. Time for traffic and weather on the 8s back to Steve dresner in the WTO traffic center. Back to the district westbound of your cavity with the light it bladensburg wrote at last report the broken down currently blocking the left lane. We're doing okay on the freeway, but a bit slow southbound on D.C. two 95. The volume beginning at benning road standing up has these capital street, traffic moving pretty well over on I two 95. You can expect off and on delays, usual spot inbound suitland Parkway coming in from Alabama avenue. Let's head back to the freeway. It looks like me now have a new crash southbound three 95 freeway before main avenue to use a bit of caution over in Virginia. Southbound 95 backed up Dale City to over the yaka Quan after across the bridge. I'll expect a brief delay before you get to the Springfield interchange. Otherwise, we're in decent shape and both directions on the bell William, Virginia, no current delays on three 95 or 66, pretty good ride thus far along the GW Parkway. Back to Maryland, no problems to report on four or 5. And top side of the beltway Montgomery county. Delays coming in from New Hampshire avenue extending west up through the area of Georgia avenue inner loop currently not affected, north been on the BW Parkway. The delays outside the beltway were very slow from one 93 through one 97, a better ride would turn north of route 32. Westbound route 50 all clearer and coming off the westbound span of the Chesapeake Bay bridge three lanes hitting westbound. We currently have two lanes open, eastbound. Mark, we have pen line train 5 54 running 20 minutes late due to switching problems. Looking for a safe way to sell your car, go to fits by stock com, get the best value for your car in the safe environment of a new dealership. Fits by cars dot com that's the fits way. Steve reznor, WTO traffic, and your forecast now from 7 news first alert meteorologist Brian Van de Graaff. A more typical feel across the DMV today, temperatures in the mid number 60s. That's on point for this time of year just may feel a little different compared to that
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"If lawmakers on Capitol Hill are unable to reach an agreement on the nation's debt limit. That's according to a report by the congressional budget office released earlier this hour. New York Times White House correspondent Jim tankersley joined us moments ago. What the CBO does is if analyzes just what the government can do to keep spending money even though it's reached that limit. And it sort of predicts like when those extraordinary measures will run out. And what it's that today was, sometime between July and September, that will run out and hey, they could be wrong and it could be even earlier than that. So big warning belts here. The congressional budget office projects the federal deficit will reach $1.4 trillion this year, and then it's expected to average an additional 2 trillion each year after 2032. WTO news time two 33, this just in. Senate Republicans are vowing to block implementation of D.C.'s new criminal code which includes lighter mandatory sentences for violent crimes. WTO's Mitchell Miller is on Capitol Hill. Tennessee GOP senator Bill haggerty says this is no time to lighten the possible penalties in D.C.. It will only serve to embolden criminals who are on a massive spree right here in Washington with carjackings, assaults, and homicides. Haggerty says he has 48 co sponsors of the bill to rescind the code approved by the D.C. council, while none of them are Democrats when the house earlier passed similar legislation, it received some bipartisan support. Haggerty hopes to get enough Democrats on board to pass his bill, which could take it to President Biden's desk. D.C. political leaders are fighting the effort, saying it's an unnecessary intervention in the district's affairs. On Capitol Hill, Mitchell Miller WTO be news. The competition between Maryland and Virginia to lure the new FBI headquarters to their states is reaching a fever pitch. Leaders for the two states have been given an extra 90 days by the GSA to make their presentations. Our team coverage begins with WTO's Neil augustin as Virginia's governor led his state's delegation in presenting the case on white Springfield would be the best site. Amazon, Boeing, Raytheon Technologies. Governor Glenn youngkin ticking off businesses that decided to build their headquarters in Virginia, loud and supervisors, chair, Phyllis Randall, also chairs the Northern Virginia transportation authority, the Springfield facility would be near metro and VRE. We have also put in almost 90 miles of express lanes from I 95, four 95, three 95, 66. It is important that our workforce looks like the face of America. Senator Mark Warner says the FBI headquarters in Springfield would bring much needed financial opportunity. Neil law can stay in W TLP news. Now across the Potomac, prince George's county leaders gave their reasons for why the FBI headquarters should move to either greenbelt or landover. And the county executive is trying to poke holes in Virginia's pitch. It is time, really, that equity be considered in the way that the president intended. Prince George's county executive Angela also Brooks isn't buying fairfax county, Virginia's arguments that it meets the equity goals put forth by President Biden. It
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"Between December of 2019 and January of 2020. It is the ledge that these fires were scheduled to be set at times when the conspirators would be on duty to put out those fires. Nobody was injured. We're going to pursue this case zealously Heather Curtis found. W M A l n w a l dot com The chair of the Count Louden County Board of Supervisors, releasing a statement after her newly former chief of staff Pleaded guilty to embezzlement. Loudon County Chairwoman Phyllis Randall in a Facebook post says she's utterly devastated after learning her chief of staff, Janine Arnett, pleaded guilty to stealing over $150,000 from the largest black women's organization in the world. Delta Sigma Theta sorority chair. Randall says she was unaware of quote any improprieties when our network for Randall not once but twice from 2016 to 2017 and again from 2019 to last year. Randall in a statement says, aren't It is no longer working for the county as of last week, Barbara Britt W M. A L and w e mail dot com tsk extending of requirement that passengers on planes, trains and Busses where face masks the rule was set to expire May 11th. But now it's going to run through September 13th the tst his Children up to the age of two and people would certain disabilities will continue to be exempt. Airlines and their unions pushed for the extension, saying that mandatory mess have helped keep passengers an airline workers safe during the pandemic President binding today, speaking at an event Commemorating Amtrak's 50th anniversary in Philadelphia, the president saying the entire railroad industry will play a key role in America's quote, transformation. And that part of his $2 trillion jobs plan will go towards expanding the railroad industry. We have a huge opportunity here to provide fast, safe, reliable, clean transportation in this country. Transit is part of the infrastructure like the rest of our infrastructure. We're way behind the rest of the world right now. We need to remember we're in competition with the rest of the world. On Wall Street. The Dow finished the day down. 186 points the S and P 500 down 30, the NASDAQ Down 1 20 w May l Traffic and WEATHER Next understanding Washington More than three million vaccines understanding the.
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"29 in Manassas, at 19 and right now, 33 degrees in friendship Heights brought to you by lend the plumber trusted Same day service seven days a week. And it's 5 21, Maryland's only Republican member of Congress, has been facing calls to resign since the right of the capital, and now doesn't Of state lawmakers have joined together with that same message More than 80, members of the Maryland State House and Senate have signed a letter urging Republican Congressman Andy Harris to leave office, calling him a disgrace and claiming that is quote words and behavior in office of damaged our democracy. After the riot, Harris joined more than 100 Republican House members in voting to contest the results of the presidential election that he says he condemns the violence telling W B A. L T V. When you break a window to break into the capital, you have crossed the line. That you should never cross. Harris has said he will not resign and claims his vote to contest the election was related to legitimate constitutional concerns about voter fraud. Nikolai Nelly w. T. O P News in Loudon County, Two members of the Board of Supervisors are calling for the resignation of Republican state delegate Dave LaRock, who attended President Trump's rally in D C last week, but says he condemns in the strongest of terms those who forced entry into the capital. Gunky and supervisor Julie Briskman and share woman Phyllis Randall. Both Democrats are drafting a resolution for the board to vote on next week. Iraq who represents a portion of Loudon, Clark and Frederick counties, has issued a statement saying that questions raised about the presidential election have not been answered to his and other citizens satisfaction. So how come Maryland become even more fair and inclusive? W T. O P S Luke Luke wrote reports this morning that a state Senate working group has some ideas, including making it easier from Renard. It is to become health care workers. The report covers three main areas, wealth and economic opportunity, environmental justice and health disparities. One of the recommendations is based around maternal mortality rates. Marlon's maternal mortality rate for black mothers is 3.7 times higher than the rate for white. Dr. Tina Chang is a pediatrician and researcher of the recommendations include extending Medicaid coverage for pregnant women. Until 12 months postpartum and ensuring that all pregnant women have awareness of and access to comprehensive prenatal care. The report also recommends increasing scholarships for minorities to attend nursing and medical school. Look, look hurt the beauty O P. News rapper producer and music mogul Dr Dre remains hospitalized in intensive care after suffering from a brain aneurysm, and we're learning that they're not all that uncommon. In fact, about one in 50 people a year in the U. S have aneurysms that haven't ruptured when it comes. Two brain aneurysms. Prevention is the key doctor E. Josh Jemima is a neurologist at Kaiser Permanent. You have a family history where your grandmother or your mother or both of them have had aneurysms and they've had bad outcomes from aneurysms. You should get checked. There are scams that reveal even small aneurysms, but they have no symptoms. When.
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"At indeed dot com slash credit. 10 03 Welcome in on a Monday January 4th 2020 cloudy now 37 as we get into the mid forties today, Good morning. I'm Deborah Feinstein and I'm Mark Lewis with the top local stories we're following at this hour. D C leaders want you to avoid going downtown to counter demonstrations that are planned in support of President Trump on Wednesday and Cool church is asking for more help from police to historically black churches that black lives matter. Banners burned by members of the proud boys last month. One of those churches, Asbury United Methodist, told wt O P that they've requested. D C. Police increased their presence and surveillance during protests this week, D. C. Mayor Bowser is urging everyone to stay out of the downtown area Tuesday and Wednesday. President Trump has encouraged his supporters to protest as Congress votes to affirm Biden's victory. DZ Advisory Neighborhood Commissioner Vincent Branham said in a statement that while the right to protest peacefully must be strongly defended, the call for violence must be equally opposed. Gallery bonked w T O P News and there are also calls to stay away from lawmakers in Virginia under your Lord stand in Loudon County. Board of Supervisors chair Phyllis Randall is asking other elected leaders to encourage their constituents to not go downtown to counter protest Wednesday. Randall describes the situation as a tender box and says having counter protesters there will add an unneeded strain on police. She believes the group's coming to town are more than willing, in fact, eager to engage in violent acts, and that counter protesters would unnecessarily embolden those friend groups. In her words, Please stay home on January 6th in Loudon County, Neal Augenstein w T o p. News. Meantime, the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights under law is filing suit today on behalf of Metropolitan African Methodist Statistical Church. That church wants to hold those accountable for violence targeting historically black churches in the district. The suit says the church was victimized when proud boys members climbed defense, answering church property and Destroyed a large black lives matter signed. The church was proudly displaying. The suit alleges that the brown boys coordinated acts of trespass, theft and destruction of property. Other area churches were targeted as well. President elect Biden's win will be certified by Congress on Wednesday this week. But many Republicans in the House and about a dozen in the Senate say they will reject the electoral college vote will now Samaria political leaders are responding to that, calling it dangerous and discriminatory. Governor Larry Hogan is calling the efforts by his Republican colleagues, a quote mockery of our system and who we are as Americans, his statement released yesterday went on to say. President Trump and his team have had every opportunity to provide evidence supporting their claims, and they have failed to do so. Senator Tim Kaine calls the efforts an attempt at a massive disenfranchisement of voters and a dangerous attempt to overthrow the government all for political games like they don't object to these election results if they don't try to overthrow the Georgia election, for example, that the Trump voters will take it out on the speaking on MSNBC, he says there are talks about what else can be done to stand together to support the peaceful transfer of power. Held w T o p news. Meantime, we're learning that the president elect's inauguration, which is 16 days from today, will be dramatically different from previous ceremonies because of the pandemic organizer's say the virtual parade will be televised and will feature performances in communities across the nation. Swearing in ceremony will take place on the West Front of the Capitol. The new president, new vice president will view a socially distanced military pass in review on the capital's East Plaza before heading to the White House. The new president will receive a ceremonial escort from 15th straight onto the White House grounds. The goal is provide historic images without big crowds. Dick Uliano w T o P News Well coming up here right after traffic and weather will help you make some financial resolutions for 2021 with CBS is Jill Schlessinger, 10 07. Hi. I'm Patrick Singles owner. A new look home design, You know, go out to your car in the windshield covered in frost. You don't have ice scraper gloves, So you just have to use a credit card. You stand there with frozen fingers.
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"From W T o p 24 73 65 Listen on air on Alexa and on the W T O p app on this Monday, January 4th 2021 ugly start, but it's gonna be a chilly day ahead high temperatures in the mid forties. And Good morning. I'm John Doe Man. I'm Joan Jones. The tough local stories we're following this hour. President Trump's supporters say they'll answer his call to protest in the nation's capital this week. DC's mayor is urging people not to counter protest. We've got team coverage here, starting with w T. O P S Valerie Bond As the city prepares for this week's protest, D C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is asking you to stay out of the downtown area Tuesday and Wednesday, President Donald Trump supporters are planning to come to D. C to pro Test as Congress votes to affirm President elect Joe Biden's victory as we're United Methodist Church told wt O. P that they have asked DC police to increase presence and surveillance. The church was one of two historically black churches that have black lives matter. Banners burned by members of the proud boys during protests last month, D. C. Police have already announced street closures and parking restrictions related to the event. They start going into effect on Tuesday. Valerie Bonked w T o p News I need a lawyer couldn't stand in. Loudon County Board of Supervisors Chair Phyllis Randall is asking other elected leaders to encourage their constituents to not go downtown to counter protest Wednesday. Randall describes the situation as a tinder box and says having counter protesters there will add an unneeded strain on police. She believes the group's coming to town are more than willing, in fact, eager to engage in violent acts, and that counter protesters would unnecessarily embolden those friend groups. In her words, Please stay home on January 6th in Loudon County, Neal Augenstein w T o P knew Joe Biden's win will be made official Wednesday when Congress certifies the election results. But many Republicans in the House and about a dozen in the Senate say they'll reject the electoral college votes. It's a decision some political leaders in our region or characterizing as dangerous and discriminatory. Governor Larry Hogan is calling the efforts by his Republican colleagues, a quote mockery of our system and who we are as Americans. His statement released yesterday went on to say President Trump and his team have had every opportunity to provide evidence supporting their claims. And they have failed to do so. Senator Tim Kaine calls the efforts an attempt at a massive disenfranchisement of voters and a dangerous attempt to overthrow the government. All for political games like they don't object. To these election results if they don't try to overthrow the Georgia election, for example, that the Trump voters will take it out on the speaking on MSNBC, he says there are talks about what else can be done to stand together to support the peaceful transfer of power. Melissa how w. T O Penis. The inauguration, which is 16 days from today is going to be dramatically different than previous ceremonies because of the pandemic. Organizers say the virtual parade will be televised And will feature performances in communities across the nation. The swearing in ceremony will take place on the West Front of the Capitol, the new president, new vice president will view a socially distanced military passing review on the capital's East Plaza before heading to the White House. The new president will receive a ceremonial escort from 15th straight onto the White House grounds. The goal is provide historic images without big crowds, Ridiculous. Jano w. T O P News and the other big news around here this morning Alex Smith through a pair of touchdown passes, leading the Washington football team to a win over the Eagles last night. And that clinched the NFC East with that win that the first team to reach the playoffs following a two and seven start, the Washington football team host Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. For all of that. It'll be a wild card game next Saturday night at FedEx Field. More about that in sports for Dave Johnson coming up in less than 10 minutes pretty exciting day around here, pretty wild traffic and weather is next. And then a former governor of Virginia announces a staggering fundraising haul as he prepares to run again. It's 807 Rich Mackenzie, owner of Metropolitan Bathroom Tile. Some great advice about bathroom remodeling. Customers tell me all the time they're remodeling the bathroom in preparation to sell their house. There's no doubt that remodeling that bathroom will certainly enhance the value and sail ability of the house. But why wait and remodel it for the enjoyment of the new owner. 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"P news as we know what happened in D. C does not stay in D. C. On that note. Phyllis Randall, who chairs the Loudon County Board of Supervisors, wants her constituents to stay home, She says the situation in D C is a tender box, she tells w. T o p she's been praying about. What she could do to head off what she calls fairly dangerous protests, she points out counter protests in this case will only make matters worse. No better time than the present to push for statehood. D c delegate Eleanor Holmes. Norton did just that. On the first day of the 117th Congress. In this latest attempt, Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton announced that her statehood bill has more support than ever with a record number of original co sponsors. 200 to that broke the previous record of 155, which he said in 2019 Mayor Bowser expressed her appreciation to Norton for her leadership and continuing to grow support for the matter. Especially after 2020 saw the first ever house passage of a statehood bill for the district. She says they're carrying that momentum into 2021 with renewed hope and a president who knows D C struggle and supports the cause of granting 706,000 tax paying residents full and equal citizenship. Sandy coz l w T O P News AH woman was killed yesterday morning in the district. It's D. C s first homicide of the New year, 22 year old Kolia Rainey was shot on Wheeler Road and said. Of these D. C. At around 2 30 officers found rainy inside of a car. She was taken to the hospital, where she was pronounced dead. 2020 was the deadliest year for D. C since 4 2198 homicides up from 166 in 2019. And Randall County lawmakers want the next legislative session to be productive. They're letting their bills do the talking delegate Heather Abagnale pre filed two bills focusing on access to mental health delegate Sandi Bartlett sponsored a bill that would ban law enforcement from interrogating a child under 18 before they've had a chance to talk to an attorney and delicate. Michael Malone pre filed a bill that would take a look at how boundaries of formed in his anti Jerry Mandarin bill. Lawmakers are looking to hit the ground running on a range of legislation from racial John Justice to the pandemic. Almost 60 bills were found ahead of the first joint session of the year on January 13th Andrea Cameron w T. O P NEWS Maryland LAWMAKERS air working to require that all police officers in the state where body cameras but are facing fiscal challenges. The capital News Service reports that a bipartisan group Focused on police accountability recommended that the state mandate cameras by 2025 State Senator Justin really says that he isn't opposed to the move. But on Lee if the mandate doesn't break the bank for the state's smaller counties, it's 12 07. I am Dave Glowy. President and CEO of the National Insurance Crime Bureau, in the aftermath of a disaster victims just want to get their lives back together, But the TV is warning There are some fraudulent contractors. You may approach you after a storm for a quick fix. They'll say anything as long as they get you to sign a contract and hand over a payment. Don't be a victim twice know who you're dealing with. And remember if you didn't request it rejected. Report fraud Call us at 1 800 Tell an I C B. This is a public service message from the National Insurance Crime Bureau. Having repairs done in your apartment should never come with strings attached, like being harassed and constantly pressured for sexual favors. My landlord told me my rent would be free if I gave him something. In exchange,.
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"Point. Things are pretty bad things are really bad. Overwhelmed were stress. We're stretched, so have been unimaginable. Some hospitals in the epicenter of L. A county are already diverting genial Ince's others are preparing emergency plans for rationing care. And now the Army Corps of Engineers is mobilizing to update oxygen delivery systems at hospitals in L. A. The final playoff spot in the National Football League up for grabs right now. Washington football team needs a win to advance right now in the second quarter. Washington Leads Philadelphia 10 Nothing. Also making the playoffs today. The Cleveland Browns first time since 2002 This is CBS News. Presented by Rocket mortgage when you need certainty in the home buying process with a loan that fits your life rocket can when you need an expert to help navigate the home loan process. Rocket can 903 Sunday January 3rd 2021 patchy fog tonight 38 lows in the thirties. Good evening to you are particularly, you know top local stories. We're following this hour. The city's getting ready for die hard supporters of President Donald Trump to protest the count of electoral college votes on Wednesday in Congress Mayor Muriel Bowser says officials are working together to protect residents and businesses and to keep the protests peaceful. She also wants people to stay out of downtown streets on Tuesday and Wednesday. Supporters of President Donald Trump are coming to D. C to rally in protest as Congress votes to affirm President elect Joe Biden's victory. Police are already posting signs downtown, reminding everyone that no fireworks are permitted. As we're United Methodist Church told wt O p that they have asked for more help from D C police during the protests. The church is one of two historically black churches that have black lives matter. Banners burned by members of the proud boys last month salary bonked w T O P NEWS LOUDON County Border Supervisors Chair Phyllis Randall is also asking residents to stay out of D. C this week. And to not take part in any counter protests to rallies by die hard Trump supporters expected to protest the election results. Randall says she wants to head off what could be fairly dangerous protests. There are numerous street closures and restrictions in place downtown for Tuesday and Wednesday. One of the first measure is presented to the new session of Congress is a bill in the House calling for D C. Statehood after Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton introduced her D C statehood bill with a record number of original co sponsors. 202 on the first day of the 117th Congress, D. C. Mayor Muriel Bowser says the district is grateful for the congresswoman's leadership and ensuring that statehood remains a top priority for the Congress. Noting that last year the D C. Statehood bill passed the House for the first time, Norton predicts D. C is on its way..
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"39, Manassas, 37. Frederick, Maryland and 37 in Washington at 5 10. Expects him drawn on Capitol Hill this week. More Republican lawmakers are joining President Trump's efforts to undo Joe Biden's win, pledging to reject the results when Congress meets to count the electoral votes on Wednesday. Ken Walsh, White House and political analyst for U. S News and World Report says the move is not likely to succeed but will further drag out Republican opposition. Biden's victory. I don't think there are the votes under any circumstance. That road will be overturned, but basically it's going to be a very long process. On Wednesday, something that usually takes about a half hour is going to take probably all today, maybe going into the next day. And serve the left its effort to overturn the results and deny Joe Biden the presidency losses. Republican lawmakers are backing President Trump's bid and it results in part because his base of support Remains influential D. C. Mayor Muriel Bowser is advising the city's residents to steer clear of downtown this week and avoid President Trump's diehard supporters who are expected in town. When Congress counts those votes on Wednesday, certifying the victory of President elect Biden downtown over those several days, let the police department do its work. Let's is not a mix with people who came here. Um, for violence and destruction. I'll let them have their demonstration in March and on January the six we know what's gonna happen. The Electoral college will be respected by the Congress of the United States, and Joe Biden will be the next President. Bowser made her remarks on MSNBC. Loudon County Board of Supervisors Chair Phyllis Randall is asking residents to stay out of D C this week and do not take part in any counter protests that are expected to go against demonstrations by die hard Trump supporters. Randall says she wants to head off what she expects could be fairly dangerous Protests. There are numerous street closures and restrictions in place downtown for Tuesday and Wednesday. The first day of Congress has opened with D C delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, introducing the bill that would change the federal city into the nation's 51st state. The D C. Statehood bill has 202 co sponsors this year. Most ever. Norton and backers of D C. Statehood say it's the only way for the city's tax paying residents to gain full and equal citizenship. It'll take a couple of years for D. C s economy to get back on track, According to the district's office of the chief financial officer over the next three fiscal years, DC's economy is projected to take a $461 million revenue loss That's actually better than initially projected. With D. C is expected revenue revised upward by more than $320 million revenue. This fiscal year is down about 160 million compared to last year, and it isn't expected to return to fiscal year 20 nineteen's level until 2022. You with the widespread deployment of vaccines and an economic recovery. DC's chief financial officer says that the winters economic outlook has gotten worse due to the pandemics, resurgence, closing indoor dining and leading to other restrictions across the district. Nick I Nellie wt opinions area bus systems are returning to the pre pandemic practice of front door.
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"News it was nearly two weeks ago the White House urged governors to ensure that every nursing home residents staff member be tested for the corona virus within fourteen days here's our deadlines not gonna be mad also according to a review by the Associated Press at least half of the states are not going to meet the white house's deadline with some not even trying some states say logistics costs and manpower needed to do it or too great right now northern Virginia is on the path to entering phase one of re opening Loudon county's board of supervisors chairwoman Phyllis Randall says regional health officials say when it comes to a downward trend in positive cases for fourteen days having enough hospital beds and I see you space northern Virginia is in pretty good shape a lot of the times reports the region still has two other key metrics that still needs to meet those involved availability of personal protective gear and sufficient increases in the ability to test and trace cases while other parts of the state have already moved into phase one of re opening or the Virginia chose to delay the move because of virus activity in the
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"Halls for Virginia's Lieutenant governor to resign intensify. After a second woman says she was sexually assaulted by him. Meredith Watson says Justin Fairfax raped her when they were both students at Duke University in two thousand then in a second statement released yesterday, Watson's attorney said Fairfax is trying to smear her client with a typical. She's nuts defense by revealing that she was the victim of another rate. Once she told him about Watson says Fairfax use that information against her in his own statement. Fairfax says he never forced himself on anyone ever. And will not resign. But instead will work to clear his name Watson's accusations. Come after Dr Vanessa Tyson said Thursday Fairfax sexually assaulted her in two thousand four among those calling for Fairfax to step down the Virginia legislative black caucus and Loudon county board of supervisors chair and Fairfax's friend Phyllis Randall, both agree. That she works to clear his name. We still have to govern in the state, and we still have to have an agenda governors the president of the Senate. And so it's. It can't just be about one person clearing their name that has to be about the Commonwealth with. What is good for the Commonwealth delegate? Patrick hope democrat from Arlington says a fear fats doesn't voluntarily stepped down. You'll try to force them out. I believe these