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"It's 1153. Today marks an anniversary at Mount Everest. 70 years ago, Edmund Hillary and his Sherpa guide tenzing norgay were the first climbers to conquer the world's tallest mountain, since then several thousand more have reached the peak of Mount Everest, some multiple times. Today, they're celebrating on the mountain. But local sherpas say rising temperatures are melting the snow and ice and that and danger in climbers and the people who live there. Elaine carb, CBS News. If you're looking to head to a beach this summer, we've got a look at some of the top destinations. 9 miles of heaven, coated with sugar white sand, look no further than saint George island state park off the Florida Panhandle. It's ranked this year as the nation's best beach. Clean sand, clean water, covey is safe beach. I use 50 criteria. Florida international university professor Stephen Leatherman says climate change is influencing beach rankings. See those going up? A sea level goes up that causes the beaches to road to beaches. They have a road back in our Canadian put them on the list anymore. Stephen Kauffman, CBS News. Two climate protesters who smeared paint on a display in the National Gallery of art last month have now been arrested, Timothy Martin of North Carolina and Joanna Smith of New York are charged with conspiracy to commit an offense against the United States and injury to a National Gallery of art exhibit. The indictment against them says the two planned to damage the exhibit when they entered the National Gallery with plastic water bottles filled with paint, the paint was smeared on the glass case and base around a sculpture. It caused about $2400 in damage. Sports at 25 and 55 powered by maximus, moving people and technology forward, and we turn things over to Diane Roberts.
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"One open in all 8 wards. Kids will be able to have some summer fun at turkey thicket or guy mason, all in all 16 spray parks are opening early the rest open Saturday, May 27th, same as outdoor pools run by the city. See a full list head to WTO P dot com. Luke Luger WTO P news. There are some fresh advice out for parents on how to navigate the tricky world involving their kids and social media. New specific recommendations released by the American psychological association urge parents to closely monitor their kids social media content when they are between ten and 14 years old, Tama Bryant is the association's president. One step is around helping your child to have what we call media literacy. That involves telling kids to question the accuracy of what they see on their screen. Just because they read something or hear something in social media doesn't mean it's true. And she says parents should routinely check in to make sure social media is not interfering with schoolwork or causing them to lose sleep. Nick and Ellie WTO P news. The predominance of stay at home moms is long in the past. Most moms are in the marketplace. And on this Mother's Day, we have some new research on today's working moms. New research from consulting firm Robert half is revealing the priorities and concerns of working mothers. 61% are planning to or already looking for a new job. Rupert half district president Meghan slovenski gives the reason why. No more than 90% of them cited workplace flexibility. The pandemic's remote work changed the thinking of many. They want flexibility to meet the obligations both for their employer and for their personal life. Stephen Kauffman CBS News. Coming up a lot of kids tell their moms I love you to the sky. One daughter took that literally. We'll tell you how just they had left 44. Success
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"Obligations both for their employer and for their personal life. Stephen Kauffman see the S news. Now to the top stories we're working on at WTO P, the southern border has been relatively calm as pandemic air immigration restrictions and new rules meant to discourage illegal crossings begin still 6300 illegal crossings were apprehended on Friday. Ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky has made a stop in Germany to lobby for more weapons. Keep it here for full details on these stories in the minutes ahead. Grab some weather on the aids here's Joe Conway in the WTO traffic center. Luke and Virginia were trekking this escorted motorcycle ride on now they're on 95 south down. Now, as they pass by entrance ramps, they're not letting traffic on from the entrance ramp, so that's why you're stuck on the beltway in the Springfield interchange, waiting for that ramp to reopen and clear for the delays to ease or watching the ride make its way south on 95 through newington at the fairfax county Parkway with as I say the ramps in the stretch making its way making the way farther south stopped their Norton as well as at woodbridge, we're keeping an eye on the right itself, as I said, and watching it now making its way south near lord and kind of hugging the right side, but the roadway essentially shut down to let this escorted motorcycle ride pass. Again, don't know what the destination is yet, but at least we're still able to track them in the traffic cameras as long as they stick to the interstates. Elsewhere in Virginia on the end of the beltway looking for a crash near van dorn street, watch for the response heading to the scene, hillsborough route 9 year crashes in the stretch between 6 71, harp is ferry road and hillsborough road, near cider mill road, well away from the West Virginia state line, but the road closure is in place and they're doing their best to direct you around it. Maryland side no reports of any major complications for you, finding things moving well at last report anyway through Montgomery prince George's counties on the capitol beltway. In the district crashes on The Rock creek Parkway was northbound as you make your way from the ramp from waterside drive that last report police were still with it, causing a brief delay. Brought to my mattress firm's Memorial Day sale save up to $500 on select Tempur pedic and adjustable mattress sets and get a $300 instant gift. I'm Joe Conway on YouTube traffic. It is going to be a beautiful Mother's Day for all the moms out there isn't it, Jordan. Yeah, it's that low humidity that makes all the difference after a very humid day yesterday. We're going to see those temperatures climb even higher as well. And with the sunshine, it's going to feel One egg with more delicious farm fresh taste plus superior nutrition, egg lanes best. With more vitamins, including 6 times more vitamin D and ten times more vitamin E plus 25% less saturated fat than ordinary eggs.
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". It's 9 45 I'm Luke Luger and thanks for being with us. What will union station look like and be like in the future? The federal railroad administration is out with its revised concept for the rail station's redevelopment. It will have far less parking pickup and drop off traffic below ground and more fully integrated access for pedestrians, bikes and buses. The new plan comes two years after the federal agency paused its analysis of the project to make changes after being called two car centric, meanwhile, still on the rails turns out rail workers in Germany will not be striking after all the labor union representing more than 200,000 railway workers in Germany says it is canceling plans for a two day strike after employees met one of its key demands negotiations on a broader deal continue the strike which would have affected dozens of other rail companies as well as freight traffic would have been one of the biggest in recent years following a previous large scale walkout in April. Just in time for Mother's Day a mother and daughter are making history at 42,000 feet, mom Terry eidson and daughter Nicole mccallister flew from Memphis, Tennessee to inch in South Korea together, CBS News correspondent Naomi shares their journey together. Terry Edison and her daughter Nicole mccallister have always been close, but this Mother's Day, their bond is soaring to new heights. The duo can now claim their place in history after becoming the first mother daughter team to co-pilot an international flight. This is a two of us up here applying this huge shit that was warming feeling. I enjoyed it. Their message to moms everywhere let your dreams take flight. Naomi rakam, CBS News. Nicole's dad and Terry's husband who is also a pilot served as a relief pilot on board. Their trip comes nearly 91 years after Amelia Earhart's historic solo flight across the Atlantic. On this Mother's Day, some research on working moms. New research from consulting firm Robert half is revealing the priorities and concerns of working mothers. 61% are planning to or already looking for a new job. Rupert half district president Meghan slovenski gives the reason why. No more than 90% of them cited workplace flexibility. The pandemic's remote work changed the thinking of many. They want flexibility to meet the obligations both for their employer and for their personal life. Stephen Kauffman see the S news. Now to the top stories we're working on at WTO P, the southern border has been relatively calm as pandemic air immigration restrictions and new rules meant
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"At farragut square Money news at ten and 40 past the hour brought to you by Penn fed, great rates for everyone. Here's to these Pellegrini. This is a Bloomberg bunny minute. The race among BioTech companies to treat or cure Alzheimer's is intensifying. Eli Lilly becoming a player now. And potentially challenging Biogen and a size drug with its own injection to treat memory loss showing problems in a late stage trial. But Sam facility ahead of research and pharma analyst with Bloomberg intelligence says don't celebrate just yet. The lily drug has higher side effects. There's a particular side effect that they look at. The infrastructure patients. And it seems to have not exactly not quite double, but it seems to have quite a higher rate of that particular side effect. And that side effect is possible brain swelling or bleeding. But lily's drug also appears to be slightly more effective in slowing the rate of progression for those with early stage Alzheimer's. The Therapeutics market for the disease is ready more than $6 billion according to CMI and facilities says it will continue to grow as more companies compete for cures for attacking plaque. Other molecules and even inflammation. I'm optimistic that with these little winds, we're going to be able to see a better upside. From the Bloomberg newsroom, I'm Denise Pellegrini on WTO. Denise, thank you two 42 in Maryland woman pleading guilty to a conspiracy to in essence, hijack more than a half $1 million in illegal cell phones. 39 year old danisha Thomas from prince George's county pled guilty to using identity theft to get personal information on at least 24 victims. She then had a pair of co defendants who worked for a cell phone vendor, used the information to open new accounts or upgrade existing accounts. The phones would be given to Thomas and charge to the victim's accounts. Two co defendants in the case already made plea agreements, Thomas has pleaded guilty to wire fraud aggravated identity theft and faces up to 20 years in federal prison for the wire fraud and a mandatory two years for aggravated identity theft. She will be sentenced in September. Michelle Morello, WTO news. It is a nationwide problem. Some teachers can't afford to live where they work when Arizona school district now trying to lend a helping hand. In many cities, the cost of housing is skyrocketing, leaving the average renter out in the cold, and that's causing teacher recruitment issues for the Prescott Arizona school district. Many people say to us, we've always wanted to live in Prescott, what a beautiful place. And they call us back and say, I had no idea how expensive it is to live there. The answer build homes for teachers, assistant school superintendent, Clark tenny. Four of them will be available for our teachers. They're about 900 ft² each concrete slab of modular homes. Stephen Kauffman, CBS News, Prescott, Arizona. And still ahead, who makes more money you are the boss. It is the boss. And it ain't even close. WTO penis time. Two 43, hi, it's Jonathan cotton with a good feed store and springtime can bring a new season of change in growth. There are so many things to look forward to, whether it's walking your dog, taking a stroll through the park with a loved one, or tackling a new do it yourself project. It can be just
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"The security aspect. Stephen Kauffman, CBS News. Out of the top stories we're working on on WTO peeking Charles the third and his wife officially crowned today amid much pomp and circumstance. Police in Texas responding to an active shooter situation at a mall that is north of Dallas, President Biden has said to deliver the commencement speech at Howard University this month, those stories and more coming up in minutes. 7 18. Steve dresner now in the traffic center, while head to Maryland on the capitol bellway still seeing a bit of a delay over on the adder loop coming off the two 70 spur down and over the American legion bridge and a Virginia. It's actually quiet on the bellway both directions over and prince George's county traffic moving nicely on 95 between the two beltways, we are backed up both directions over on the BW Parkway from the bellway up to one 97 just volume that best, and we're doing okay on two 70 no major issues over en route 50. However, however, in the buoy area, southbound three O one very slow before you get to route 50, may have an incident that's affecting the flow on the southbound side, but we base Sox traffic possibly. Well, we're seeing a backup again over on the southbound side right before you get to route 50. Staying in the area though, we're dealing with a pretty serious crash on two 14 of both directions. It stir bridge lane at last report the roadway blocked on both directions for ongoing crash activity. Over in Virginia dealing with a crash in fairfax eastbound 66 right in your route 50 currently blocking the right lane, traffic moving pretty well on the beltway in both directions in Virginia. No current delays on three 95 were bunched up though southbound 95, those delays beginning in lore in over the yaka Quan, once your past one 23 on the way to Potomac mills, it opens up nicely all the way down to the Fredericksburg area. A bit of a delay on the northbound side leaving falmouth, but once you're north of acquiring harbor, traffic moves pretty well over the aka Quan straight to the Springfield interchange. Join in celebrating national Salvation army month. Donate $25 a month and help a family in need, visit Salvation army, NCA dot org, the Salvation army, doing the most good. Steve dresner, WTO traffic. Do you think you're not a sketch or 7 news first alert forecast? Here's ABC 7, smart Pena. Wall to wall sunshine on your Saturday afternoon, a well deserved day for all of us across the DMV after the
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"Is the security aspect. Stephen Kauffman, CBS News. Well, there is still a bearer out there, apparently the latest sightings of a bear in Montgomery county show, it continues to raid backyard bird feeders. The Rockville police department is asking residents to call them if they spot a large black bear in their area, Andrea escher, the public information officer for the department says, the bear has been spotted on king farm. So far, the bear has not been posing any threat to residents or being aggressive in any manner. But it has been seen more than once in densely populated neighborhoods, so police and animal control are keeping an eye out, and if they spot it, she says, we will immediately contact DNR and get them out there to figure out what the best approach is with him. That could mean an attempt to relocate the bear, but escher says Maryland's department of natural resources would take the lead on that. Kate Ryan, WTO P news. The horses you see pulling the caskets off fallen service members at Arlington national cemetery are taking a few weeks off. Because the army says they're trying to prioritize the health of the 60 horse herd, the caisson platoon horses will not work for 45 days. Last year an army inspection also found the horses were living in unsatisfactory conditions in four have died in the past two years, including two that had a severe amount of sand and gravel in their system due to improper feedings. The army says they'll have a temporary solution like contracted horses and military funerals at Arlington. We'll not be affected. During every funeral, 6 horses pull a black artillery caisson with a flag draped casket to the grave side. Luke Luger WTO P news. Looking for a furry friend to join your family. You can mark your calendars for a week from today, may 13th, or loud county animal services free homeward bound adoption event. The adoption fees will be waived for all available cats kittens, dogs, puppies, small peps, and reptiles. Animal shelter operations manager Melissa hurts his adoptions are taking longer these days, some dogs and cats have been waiting up to 180 days for a new family, all the dogs from LCAs come sprayed, neutered, and microchipped
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"Right now 48 of midway 44 in Vernon hills and at the lakefront are going up to just 48 this afternoon. I'm acute with the meteorologist Brian Thompson. It's ten 40 charges have been filed against a 20 year old man in connection with a lakefront shooting earlier this month. The left one man dead and two teens wounded at a beach in north suburban Evanston. Jalen Murray faces murder and attempted murder charges in the shooting that killed 18 year old Jacques erby of Skokie on the evening of April 12th near Clark street beach on Sheridan road. Two teams were also wounded when Murray allegedly pulled out a gun and started shooting during an argument. He was denied bail during a hearing yesterday. Federal regulators could be hours away from seizing control of first republic bank, CBS News reporter Willie James and has the latest from Washington. According to media reports, the FDIC asked JPMorgan Chase and PNC to submit final bids to buy first republic by Sunday. The bank stock price plunged 80% in March, a direct result of the collapse of Silicon Valley bank. Shortly after nearly a dozen larger banks propped up first republic with $30 billion. Despite that infusion, the stock took another hit Friday, losing 43% of its value in closing at $3 and 51 cents a share. A financial report shows that depositors at first republic withdrew about 41% of their money in the first quarter of this year. With today marking the start of national small business week, a survey focuses on the best places to find homegrown food. And we're in America, you can easily find farm fresh food. It's all those things where you can get fresh food from its source. The launch starter survey ranks the best and worst cities for local food, the best is found in Oregon. Portland is number one in access, they also are number one in the most you pick farms. The surveys Jeff Herman says no surprises when it comes to the worst city for food off the farm. It's just about hard to find anything in anchorage, Alaska, and you pay more for it too. Stephen Kauffman, CBS News. Big thanks to our team behind the scenes making all of this possible at the editor's desk, a camera costanzo and now Terry Bauer, our news writers, Mark
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"For skills plus potential and not necessarily a degree. Stephen Kauffman, CBS News, Prescott, Arizona. A quick look now at the top stories we're working on at WTO. Today is the first weekday the drivers will experience major traffic changes on part of the George Washington Parkway at linked to a big restoration project. House speaker Kevin McCarthy says President Biden is afraid to negotiate when it comes to the debt ceiling and spending plan. Keep it here for full details on these stories in the minutes ahead. 6 18. Traffic and weather on the 8s and when it breaks, here's Rita Kessler. My updating the situation in the district, the crash that we have is inside the northbound third street tunnel before New York avenue a single lane gets by the wreck you're staying right to get by, delays back near Massachusetts avenue trying to head on to New York avenue on the freeway itself no reported issues that looks good between the case bridge and the 11th street bridge, southbound D.C. two 95 a little heavy from benning road passing east capital street. If you're on 95 in Virginia, northbound, the delays from 17 in Stafford headed toward the center port Parkway. This is where we have the vehicle fire reported along the right side. Then the delays from Dale City into woodbridge. After that it's good into Springfield on to three 95 to the 14th street bridge, eastbound 66 a brief tap of the brakes passing two 34 business in manassas, no problems on the beltway in Virginia, but the outer loop top side of the beltway is slow now from 95, around toward university boulevard with the lanes open. The northbound Baltimore Washington Parkway is heavy through green belt, also that new traffic pattern on the George Washington Parkway through the morning rush hour, southbound, two lanes available to you, northbound one lane available to you at 9 30 through the midday will go back to one lane in each direction. I'm Rita Kessler, WTO P traffic. Not a 7 news first alert meteorologist Brian Van de Graaff Brian are we still seeing a little bit of rain out there this morning? A few of those sprinkles down through southern Maryland can continue to kind of drift on out of here. So I think that's going to continue to improve. In
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"Points of light. The truth is, many people are already engaged and don't even realize it. That can be as small as helping a neighbor with their groceries. Stephen Kauffman, CBS News. You know what else happens this week? Your taxes are due. Tuesday is the filing deadline, and if you're waiting until the last minute you are certainly not alone, almost one quarter of Americans wait to the bitter end to file their taxes. Many of us use software from private companies and the IRS is now looking into how to create an electronic free file a system for everyone. Linda kenyon, CBS News. We've got sunny skies, some light winds and temperatures in the upper 50s to mid 60s right now around the Bay Area, it is one O 5 good afternoon I'm being michelson. Emerson's a president declared a major disaster for Monterey and Santa Cruz county's number of services have been put in place to help people of the flooded out community of pajo, we get the update this afternoon from kcbs as Jennifer Hodges. Hundreds of people have visited the disaster recovery centers set up since the community of pahara was flooded many people turning out to see if they're eligible for any help at all. Kelsey scanlon is with Monterey county's department of emergency management. And we're very much aware of the housing situation in paro as it might be several weeks to several months before people can actually move back in to their homes. Fema has received a 2500 applications related to the flooding disaster. Nicholas pascoli is with Monterey county. You know, I think at the end of the day, our top priority is safety of the people life and health and property and so we're kind of attacking the recovery phase with those things in mind. April 24th is the final day for residents to get debris out on the street for pickup. It is considered the final phase of the cleanup effort. Jennifer Hodges case CBS. A parade and rally in Oakland today celebrating a pair of the city state champion high school basketball teams Mike de wald is at Lake Merritt with more on that. You ready? You couldn't ask for a better day for a parade. Sunshine, a cool breeze. Now Oakland has been home to championship parades in the past, but this one is a little different. Hey, if we are able to throw the warriors of parade, we're gonna for sure throw our babies afraid. That's Oakland mayor Shang Tao, the championship parade, celebrating the Oakland high school boys and Oakland tech girls basketball teams, both state champions, marathons, with Oakland tacky. I feel like this is a big accomplishment. I feel like we really deserve this and it's Oakland. We got it. See ya next year. Double decker bus, a police escort around Lake Merritt, and a rally at city hall, coach torrent Spencer, since it's a payoff for a season of hard work. But realization that there'll be a champion forever. No matter what happens, no one can take this away from them. They will always be a champion. Oakland city council member Carol fife says it's important to celebrate the joy of Oakland's youth who often get a bad rap. I'm excited to participate in this with them and to support from Oakland city council, what we need to be investing in, which is our young people. This is everything. At the rally, Oakland was dubbed the city of champions at Lake Merritt in Oakland, by the wall, kcbs. Congratulations to them. Scenic road in Monterey county has finally reopened after weeks of repairs were made to the damaged caused by recent rainstorms. County spokesperson says the road was one of the county's most challenging infrastructure repairs
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"You think your children will have better lives than you? 78% of respondents to a new Wall Street Journal norc poll say they are not confident their kids will be better off. That is the highest percentage since 1990 when that survey began asking that question every few years. One reason is fewer people think a college degree will help people make more money in the future. 56% of respondents say a four year college degree is not worth the cost these days. The poll surveyed a little over 1000 adults from March 1st through the 13th. The FCC is going after robo texts that are likely scams. To compare the growing problem of scam text messages, the Federal Communications Commission is requiring mobile service providers to block certain robo texts. It's a good start. There's a national consumer law center. It's an important move, but it by no means will address the full problem of scam text. And that's unfortunate. The centers Margo Saunders tell us why. Because you can email to text, other scam texts or sent by real phone numbers that are rented momentarily. Stephen Kauffman, CBS News. Sports at 25 and 55 powered by Red River, technology decisions aren't black and white. Think red. Dave, I don't know how the NCAA tournament can get any crazier. I really don't. But this year's final four features a fairfax flavor for George Mason coach Jim lerina guides Miami past Texas 88 81 in the Midwest regional loudoun county native and former patriots guard Jordan Miller nets 27 points for the hurricanes. He can rebound, he defends all different sized guys. He can shoot the three. He's great at driving, straight line drive, dribble drives. He makes all of his free throws. He is a great, great player. Hurricanes, one of three first time final four programs this march San Diego state of Florida Atlantic also getting to the national semifinals for the first time Yukon rounds out the Quartet women's NCAA tournament Maryland meets defending national champ South Carolina this evening followed by Virginia tech taking on Ohio State LSU and Iowa winning last night. NBA wizards tumbled to Toronto one 14 one O four falling three and a half games behind Chicago for the final postseason spot in the Eastern Conference soccer, Washington spirit shouts out OL reign in their opener one nothing. Trinity Robin, finding the net in the 54th minute. Dave Preston WTO sports. Still ahead more bodies found after a blast at a Pennsylvania chocolate factory. 7 26. Each year, more than 500,000 people visit an emergency room because of a kidney stone. Doctor Daniel Marshall, director of ambulatory urologic surgery at med star Washington hospital center, says kidney stones can be extremely painful. People will present with pain in their kidney or in their back. They might feel like they're actually passing a kidney stone, in which case they will have spasms. In fact, people have actually compared kidney stone pain to childbirth, and they did a study in this and it turns out that passing a kidney stone is asking for is giving birth. One of the best ways to treat larger kidney stones is through an outpatient tubeless mini PC and L doctor Marshall explains the benefits of this procedure. We do it through a small opening, so there's less pain afterwards. We don't have to leave it too behind in the back. And a lot of times we can actually send patients
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"There's kind of take care of 300 people in that setting. Stephen Kauffman, CBS News. It's ten 18. And time for traffic and weather on the 8s, married to papa in the WTO traffic center. All right, thanks Mark, we're going straight to the beltway where our midday work already causing a little ruckus if you're in Virginia, they did set up now in both directions before and after Georgetown pike on the outer loop, it is your right lane blocked and on the inner loop passing exit 44 it'll be the left lane block. We'll continue on the Virginia side with 95 they are working northbound out of Fredericksburg, passing 17 that work is in the left lane. There are also working on 28 always in centerville and near green trails, boulevard only in a single lane would be getting by. We'll flip the coin into Maryland where the outer loop of the beltway is slow through lanham getting past four 50 work here blocks the right lane. Southbound interstate 95 in Maryland slowing passing 32 through Laurel after the Howard county rest area their scheduled to be along the right side. Work continues as well on 5 three O one heading into brandywine and southbound near Chad's Ford. They are usually working on the left side, can't see this one, but we see the delay. We know you're in it with a work zone scheduled there. This is brought to you by jiffy lube. Their service centers are keeping you moving from oil changes, tire rotations, filters, wipers, and a full range of services. There's a jiffy lube D.C. dot com for the locations near you, Mary to pump the WTO P traffic. Storm team forest chuck bell is joining us live now as we check the new week weather, beautiful Monday to start here. And I just hate that we're wasting the best day of the week on a Monday. I know. You know, but that's the way the cookie crumbles
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"Accessible in Arlington middle and high schools. Emergency boxes with the overdose fighting drug will be placed on every floor of the schools, superintendent Francisco Duran told the school board last week. This is just one part of the county's response to a rise in youth overdoses. And I want to make sure it's seen as an emergency measure and understand that what's more important is that we begin to think about what are the root causes, what are students going through, what are some of the challenges happening bring in our mental health support, working closely with the county. And really understanding what it is that's happening to students that making them take these risks. The county is also exploring whether students can carry Narcan in school this all comes after a teenager died, following a drug overdose in a bathroom at Arlington's Wakefield high last month. The nation needs more nurses and things are only expected to get worse. The current nursing shortage makes it more than 194,000 registered nurse job openings through 2029, followed by an even greater shortage the following year, one reason why. There are not enough nursing schools with enough nursing faculty. Johns Hopkins, school of nursing dean Sarah santon, says there's also a shortage of those teaching hands on training. So it's kind of ambitious cycle. The answer might be a preventative healthcare system. He won't need as many nurses when there's kind of take care of 300 people in that setting. Stephen Kauffman, CBS News. A local woman is working hard to make sure certain people feel good about the skin they're in. Joy a Johnson, a beauty expert and founder of joy of beauty, diabetic friendly products, wants the millions of people who suffer from diabetes and cancer to have relief from dry skin. When you look good, you feel good. The prince George's county native decided to go into the skin care business after witnessing how breast cancer ravaged her mother's body. That didn't want to just be another beauty professional. I wanted to be someone that was educating people on how to be their best selves. What makes her products different? We use skin loving oil, so oils that are known to be able to penetrate into the skin easily. Stephanie gaines Bryant. This is part of our continuing coverage of women's history month to find out more go to WTO dot com. Now to the top stories we're working on at WTO. Safety concerns on one stretch of the beltway as it's too dark at night. Some local students would spend fewer days in school each year under a planned popular with school leaders. Local parents and students have strong feelings about sex Ed changes that could be put in place next year. Keep it here for full details on these stories in the minutes ahead. It's 5 48. Traffic
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"To the great plains, finally has made it to the east coast. New York City finally turned into a winter Wonderland overnight, seeing its biggest snowfall of the season, but still only a few inches expected before it's over. Some grocery store shelves left empty, even as the storm's biggest impacts are farther north, up to 7 inches of snow could fall in parts of upstate New York, New Jersey, and New England, making the morning commute treacherous. ABC Andrew Denver, compared to a year ago, gas prices in the U.S. are down 27 cents a gallon from the same day in 2022. Today, the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to hear oral arguments on whether President Biden's student debt relief plan is constitutional. According to a new court filing on Monday, Fox boss, Rupert Murdoch said in a deposition under oath that executives who knowingly allowed lies to be broadcast on air should be reprimanded or in his words, maybe gotten rid of. Dominion voting systems is suing Fox in a $1 billion defamation case. News radio traffic from the high performance homes traffic center. In Kuala Lumpur on westbound highway 5 12 near fruitland avenue, a collision that was blocking the left lane in both directions, has been cleared away. We have roadwork continuing in Seattle, northbound I 5 from Spokane street up to 90, three left lanes are closed until 5 a.m. and a snoqualmie pass, along with Steven's pass, traction tires are advised. I'm Jay Phillips northwest news radio traffic. News traffic and weather updates weekday mornings and be listening for more stories and interviews to help you make sense of it all. The morning news with manufacturer and meet Brian Calvert on news radio 1000 and FM 97 7. This is America in the morning from Westwood one. I'm Clayton Neville, coming up this half hour. The Supreme Court will hear challenges to a plan that could reduce or wipe away student loan debt for millions of borrowers. Jennifer King, Washington, governor Ron DeSantis signed a law dissolving really creek putting Disney's improvement district under state control. The 2024 presidential race now has its first Democrat. And it's not President Biden. Sagar Meghani, Washington. A severe winter storm makes its way to the northeast, bringing a wintry mix sure to make a mess of the morning commute. I'm stillness. Some expensive political races starting to ramp up. An annual report on the true cost of auto insurance. I'm Stephen Kauffman.
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"Warming and additional drying. There's a term for it, a riti occasion. Stephen Kauffman, CBS News. Coming up after traffic and weather the top stories we're following demonstrators rallied at the Lincoln Memorial in support of Ukraine. They say it never rains in Southern California but there's nothing in the song about snow. And federal environmental authorities have ordered a temporary halt in the shipment of contaminated waste from east Palestine, Ohio. Stay with WTO for more on these stories and just minutes. Traffic and weather on the 8s to Carlos Ramirez in the WTO traffic center. Thanks, Stephanie, for the most part, we are not seeing too many delays out and about. What we are seeing is a few work zones here and there and even those are far and few between, for example, if you are headed on the eastbound side with the dulles toll road, they are out there once again tonight, on the ramp that takes you to the inner loop of the beltway. So if you headed eastbound on the dulles toll road two 67, you must be aware that you can't head northbound on four 95. You're going to find an alternate route. My suggestion used route 7 to head down towards the beltway itself. If you're headed on 66, nowhere cruise tonight, not that I can see between manassas and the beltway. I 95, same story, three 95, same story. It's all quiet as you head up towards the 14th street bridge and on to the southeast Southwest freeway. So far, the third street tunnel looks good. There was some sort of police activity on the southbound side of the third street tunnel should be gone by now and didn't see any delays build after that listener did let us know that they were blocking the left side. Again, should be gone, but keep an eye out just in case they're not. Beltway traffic in Maryland looks good all the way up towards 50 and 50. It looks great from the beltway out towards the bay bridge, no delays across the bay bridge, and you've got your standard traffic pattern, so you can go ahead and use the westbound span tonight. I do 70. It looks good all the way up towards Frederick, one 8 6 6, three O four WTP is the traffic tip line. I'm Carlos Ramirez WTO traffic. Now to storm team four meteorologist Steve prince a valley. Mostly cloudy start to your Sunday, it will be chilly too as you begin the day in the 30s
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"Move into the plains, bringing the threat for tornadoes, hail and damaging winds, Sunday evening. In northern Arizona, the problem isn't snow ice or rain, it's the lack of any or all of the above. More from CBS is Stephen Kaufman. Lake Powell is now saying it's lowest water level since the mid 1960s because of the region's continuing drought. The Lake is down 75% from when it was nearly full in the year 2000. So we have a quarter of this Lake upon which 40 million Americans depend still left. The long-term outlook from Colorado state university water scientists Brad udall. All signs point to additional warming and additional drying. There's a term for it. Stephen Kauffman, CBS News. As the war in Ukraine enters its second year rallies have been held around the world on this Saturday, German media reports say China could be negotiating to send small battlefield drones to Russia. CBS Christina rafini is at The White House. We're confident that the Chinese leadership is considering the provision of lethal equipment. CIA director Bill burns spoke with CBS Margaret Brennan for face the nation. We also don't see that a final decision has been made yet. And we don't see evidence of actual shipments of lethal equipment. Now, Beijing has also put forward its own 12 point peace plan and president zelensky is calling for a summit with the Chinese, but President Biden dismissed it, saying if Putin is cheering it, can it be any good? Several large newspapers say they'll stop carrying the Dilbert comic strip after creator Scott Adams remarks that are being called racist and hateful. CBS's Adriana Diaz. In a video posted to YouTube this week, Adams called black Americans members of a quote hate group saying white people should stay away from them. Adams has written Dilbert for three decades. Adam says he was trying to make a statement about discrimination, the LA times Washington Post San Antonio express news. Cleveland plain dealer and USA Today network are among the papers saying tomorrow's Dilbert will be the last one. They publish. This is CBS News. Now there's a simple, easy and effective way to clean your nose and protect your health, it's called navy. Available at Navajo dot com. Ten O three on Saturday evening, February 25th, 2023 34 of the nation's capital, a cold one tonight upper 20s and lower 30s overnight. Good evening, IBM Crawford, the top local stories were following this hour supporters of Ukraine rallied Saturday at the Lincoln Memorial. Marking the start of the second year of Russia's war in Ukraine, which has killed tens of thousands. Blue and yellow Ukrainian flags in the winter wind held high above the crowd. The rally goers huddled closely together around Ukrainian ambassador to the United States, oksana makarova, who offered gratitude. Thank you, Americans. For each weapon, for each taxpayer's dollars of help for each prayer. And ten year old Maya a year of Morristown New Jersey wrote a little rhyme for the occasion
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"Dex pavers and fences go to longfins dot com today and schedule your free in home estimate. 7 11, presidents day is of course a federal holiday, and that means there are some schedule changes to know about. All public schools in the region are closed. So we're post offices, and there's no mail delivery. Metro bus is on a Saturday schedule for all routes. So are other bus systems, including Alexandria's dash, Arlington's art, the fairfax connector in Montgomery, ride on buses, are on holiday schedules. Meryl and Mark train is on the R schedule, VRE doesn't operate on federal holidays. They were your banks are closed with the exception of Wells Fargo and TD bank. Particularly on WTO P news Thanks to inflation you're paying more for a lot of things. And that could include your taxes this year. A nerd wallet survey finds a majority of Americans are unaware of how inflation may influence their tax return. What if you earn more last year? More of your wages, a higher percentage will be taxed in the higher tax bracket that you're in. You'll still end up with more in your pocket. If your wages have kept up with inflation. A counting day and that's where many Americans wages and tax brackets haven't kept up with inflation. So you're seeing more income tax at a higher rate than it would be if the tax brackets kept up with inflation. Stephen Kauffman, CBS News. Many parents are giving their kids medicine when it may not be needed. A CS mot children's hospital national poll finds one in three parents would give their child