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"Mortgage rates and lack of inventory continued to hold the market back. From the Bloomberg newsroom, I'm Laurie Kafka. On WTO P good. Thursday morning, April 20th, glad you're with us here at WTO P at four 42. This is WTO news. Usher a close review of Virginia's registered voters, election officials locally apparently uncovered a surprising number of people who were still on the road to rolls, even after they've died. We did ask the Department of Health to go back and look at every death certificate feeding all the way back to 1960. And they discovered there were nearly 19,000 dead people still listed as registered voters, Virginia elections commissioner Susan beals says it was a computer coding error that's being corrected. Those records are being removed as we speak. She says it's part of a broader effort to clean up the state's voter rolls and make it easier to remove people who have died. We want Virginia to have the most up to date voter registration list possible with the most accurate data available. Nick alley WTO P news Fox News, this week settled with dominion voting systems for 787 million bucks in that high profile defamation suit, but that's not the end of the legal troubles apparently for the media company. The voting technology firms spark Matic has now filed a lawsuit against Fox for $2.7 billion. In yet another defamation suit, we know how the fox dominion case ended. So what does this mean for smartmatic? The attorney for smartmatic released a statement after the settlement came out yesterday, basically saying dominion started, we're going to finish the job here. I think we could just look at the dollar amount of the figure and when it indicates to us is that Fox was willing to pay a hefty sum to settle these claims. So that there is that history. It does lay that groundwork. The raises the question will Fox move to shuttle before it gets to that point with smartmatic. But also smartmatic is a different company than dominion. And so the financials will also play a part here. Washington Post media reporter elahe izadi, a WTO. A Proud Boys member on trial for the January 6th capitol riot testifying that he acted alone. Is one of 5 Proud Boys in all facing seditious conspiracy right now as well as other charges in one of the most high profile trials to emerge from the riot itself. Video captured that pozole was using at the time a riot shield taken from a capitol police officer to smash out the glass of the
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"The $787 million Fox News settlement with dominion voting systems this week in that high profile defamation suit made plenty of headlines, of course, but that is not the end of the legal troubles apparently for the media company. Fox now faces a new $2.7 billion defamation suit by the voting technology firm, smartmatic. So what to smartmatic claiming in its lawsuit. Spermatic is pointing to a hundred around that number of times that election fraud claims about its company and its voting machines were aired on Fox News and were smartmatic claims endorsed by hosts such as jeanine pirro and others. And that case against Fox was filed in New York and in February a judge allowed that case to proceed. 2.7 billion is much higher than what dominion saw, which is 1.6 billion. The difference here also is that we have not gone through the process of discovery with the smartmatic case. So we don't know if there are additional communications and text messages and other internal company documents that would be revealed if the case proceeds further along. Washington, the post media reporter and co host of post reports that's hilo hay. Virginia meantime working to clean up locally, the state's voter rolls, apparently, an election officials say this week they have discovered a huge number of dead people still listed as registered voters. I knew that there was something there. I didn't know that it was this big. That's the reaction from Virginia elections commissioner Susan beals after the state reviewed death records dating back to 1960 and found there were nearly 19,000 dead people still on the voter rolls. It was a computer coding error that missed between the date of the death being reported and the date of the death certificate. She says that's now being corrected and local registrars are being given new authority to remove someone's name in response to an obituary or a family's notification. Previously, they needed to have an official death certificate to do that. Nick I know a WTO news. There's three morning April 20th, three 38 in the morning on WTO
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"Of Virginia's registered voters, election officials locally apparently uncovered a surprising number of people who were still on the road to rolls, even after they've died. We did ask the Department of Health to go back and look at every death certificate feeding all the way back to 1960. And they discovered there were nearly 19,000 dead people still listed as registered voters, Virginia elections commissioner Susan beals says it was a computer coding error that's being corrected. Those records are being removed as we speak. She says it's part of a broader effort to clean up the state's voter rolls and make it easier to remove people who have died. We want Virginia to have the most up to date voter registration list possible with the most accurate data available. Nico and Ellie WTO P news Fox News, this week settled with dominion voting systems for 787 million bucks in that high profile defamation suit, but that's not the end of the legal troubles apparently for the media company. The voting technology firms spark Matic has now filed a lawsuit against Fox for $2.7 billion. In yet another defamation suit, we know how the fox dominion case ended, so what does this mean for smartmatic? The attorney for smartmatic released a statement after the settlement came out yesterday, basically saying dominion started, we're going to finish the job here I think we could just look at the dollar amount of the figure and what it indicates to us is that Fox was willing to pay a hefty sum to settle these claims. So that there is that history. It does lay that groundwork. The raises the question, will Fox move to shuttle before it gets to that point with smartmatic. But also smartmatic is a different company than dominion. And so the financials will also play a part here. Washington Post media reporter, elahe izadi, a WTO. A Proud Boys member on trial for the January 6th capitol riot testifying that he acted alone. Is one of 5 Proud Boys at all facing seditious conspiracy right now as well as other charges and one of the most high profile trials to emerge from the riot itself. Video captured that pozole was using at the time a riot shield taken from a capitol police officer to smash out the glass of
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"Special agent at the IRS, who's prepared to tell Congress the investigation he's been working on has been hampered by what he thinks is special treatment. And one 35. CBS News brief, two people are confirmed dead after tornadoes ripped through the Oklahoma City area. Mcclain county deputy sheriff Scott gibbons. We had numerous people that were trapped in their shelters. Which means they were alive because they heeded the warnings and went to their shelter. So we were able to sing units out and get them safely out. Why did an 84 year old man shoot a black teen who mistakenly went to his house to pick up his brother, our Adriana Diaz in liberty, Missouri. According to detectives, Lester told police he was, quote, scared to death fearing a break in when he fired twice through his glass door, striking 16 year old Ralph jarl in the head and arm. CBS Nora O'Donnell with the latest on a ruling about a common abortion drug. The Supreme Court has given itself until the end of the week to decide whether the abortion pill that has been used by millions of American women should remain available nationwide. That ruling will come out Friday. CBS News brief, I'm Stacey Lynn. Now one 36 Virginia is working to clean up the state's voter rolls in election officials say this week they've discovered a huge number of dead people still listed on listed as registered voters. I knew that there was something there. I didn't know that it was this big. That's the reaction from Virginia elections commissioner Susan beals after the state reviewed death records dating back to 1960 and found there were nearly 19,000 dead people still on the voter rolls. It was a computer coding error that missed between the date of the death being reported and the date of the death certificate. She says that's now being corrected and local registrars are being given new authority to remove someone's name in response to an obituary or a family's notification. Previously, they needed to have an official death certificate to do that. Nick Allen LA WTO news. The new temporary traffic
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"By pen fed, great rates for everyone. Let's go to Joan donner. This is a Bloomberg money minute. Might not be the same without Robert Pattinson, but lionsgate entertainment is planning a reboot of the vampire romance series Twilight. Plans are in the early stages, no word on who would captain team Edward or team Jacob, Warner Brothers discovery is already announced its plans to create a TV show based on the Harry Potter series. But you'd probably want your kids watching either of those instead of what can come up on Kindle. Reuters reports Apple and alphabet are complaining to Amazon after learning sexually explicit pictures can be accessed by kids on the Kindle app. Reuters says two families told the news agency their pre teens downloaded the material. The latest consumer craze, small big food companies are out with tiny, Twinkies, many Doritos, and more. They say consumers love them. And they hope things like tiny tricks will spur interest in older brands. The trend has spread to Wall Street, it seems, while the Dow fell 80 points, that's only about a quarter percent. The NASDAQ rose only for the S&P edge lower by a fraction. From the Bloomberg newsroom, I'm Joan doniger, on WTO. Asia Pacific markets are having mixed results tonight, South Korea's Cosby, half a percent lower, Hong Kong is up a fraction of a percent. To paraphrase the famous movie I see dead people registered to vote after a close review of Virginia's registered voters, election officials uncovered a surprising number of people who are still on the voter rolls, even though they'd passed away. We did ask the Department of Health to go back and look at every death certificate feeding all the way back to 1960. And they discovered there were nearly 19,000 dead people still listed as registered voters, Virginia elections commissioner Susan beals says it was a computer coding error that's being corrected. Those records are being removed as we speak. She says it's part of a broader effort to clean up the state's voter rolls and make it easier to remove people who have died. We want Virginia to have the most up to date voter registration list possible with the most accurate data available. Nick alley WTO P news still had more pressure now on ailing democratic senator dianne Feinstein to step down. We'll explain in a couple of minutes. Here's Sean Frazier, the federal chief security officer at akhta on the discussion, how can agencies achieve an excellent customer experience with improved cybersecurity, sponsored by octa. All we do is identity. So this is something where we think is the most critical, most important aspect of building an application. Now, of course, the application builder is going to say, well, the application is the most important thing. And the user has to get in and this is the data that I care about, but they have to get there. What's the first thing they have to do to get there? They got to log into something. Listen to the
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"We'll start out early tomorrow morning about 48 55°. Again, cool kind of long sleeves, then roll them up or just do the short sleeves because we'll be just shy of 90°. Tomorrow afternoon. 7 news chief mineralogist Veronica Johnson and the first alert weather center. Tonight in chantilly, it's 70, ten quarter 68 Columbia 68 gradually falling to the 50s and even down to 48° overnight in the suburbs. Money news at ten and 40 past the hour brought to you by Penn fed, great rates for everyone. Here's Jeff cable. Tesla has now cut prices in the U.S. 6 times this year, the price of its popular model Y is now 29% lower than it was three months ago. Maryland's flying dog brewery moves up one notch in the brewers association's list of 50 biggest craft brewers at 34, the Washington business journal says D.C. restaurant half smoke is closing its Baltimore location, but opening others at skyland town center in Rockville town center. The dot lost 80 points Wednesday, the NASDAQ gained four, Jeff Klebold, WTO news. Asia Pacific markets are all lower, Australia is down a quarter percent Tokyo stocks down half a percent and South Korea's cost be also down half a percent. 8 42 on WTO to paraphrase a line from a famous movie. I see dead people on the voter rolls after a close review of Virginia's registered voters, election officials uncovered a surprising number of people who were still on those voter rolls, even though they had passed away. We did ask the Department of Health to go back and look at every death certificate feeding all the way back to 1960. And they discovered there were nearly 19,000 dead people still listed as registered voters, Virginia elections commissioner Susan beals says it was a computer coding error that's being corrected. Those records are being removed as we speak. She says it's part of a broader effort to clean up the state's voter rolls and make it easier to remove people who have died. We want Virginia to
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"Online from CBS evening news. The $787 million Fox News settlement with dominion voting systems in that high profile defamation suit made plenty of headlines, but that's not the end of the legal troubles for the media company. Fox now faces a $2.7 billion defamation suit by the voting technology firm smartmatic. What do you smartmatic claiming in its lawsuit? It is pointing to a hundred around that number of times that election fraud claims about its company and its voting machines were aired on Fox News and were smartmatic claims endorsed by hosts such as jeanine pirro and others. And that case against Fox was filed in New York and in February a judge allowed that case to proceed. 2.7 billion is much higher than what dominion saw, which is 1.6 billion. The difference here also is that we have not gone through the process of discovery with the smartmatic case. So we don't know if there are additional communications and text messages and other internal company documents that would be revealed if the case proceeds further along. That's Washington Post media reporter a la hay izadi joining us earlier on WTO. She's co host of post reports. Virginia is working to clean up the state's voter rolls and election officials say they've discovered a huge number of dead people that are still listed as registered voters. I knew that there was something there. I didn't know that it was this big. That's the reaction from Virginia elections commissioner Susan beals after the state reviewed death records dating back to 1960 and found there were nearly 19,000 dead people still on the voter rolls. It was a computer coding error that missed between the date of the death being reported and the date of the death certificate. She says that's now being corrected and local registrars are being given new authority to remove someone's name in response to an obituary or a family's notification. Previously, they needed to have an official death certificate to do that. Nick ain't LA WTO news. Now 7 35 intriguing news for local sports fans. You don't even have to love baseball that much. It's just a fascinating local sports story. Wizards and capitals owner Ted leonsis has offered more than $2 billion to buy the Washington Nationals. The Washington Post reports the bid was made late last year. It's not clear whether the learner family rejected the offer or just hasn't responded, but as Washington Post national baseball writer Chelsea janes tells WTO, dialog is said to still be open and the answer seems to want this team badly. It's an effort that as far as I understand is ongoing. It didn't end with that offer. I don't know where it stands at this moment, but he seems very committed to finding a way to make this happen so much so that he expressed
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"Story this hour, wizards and capitals owner Ted leonsis has offered more than $2 billion to buy the Washington Nationals. The Washington Post reports tonight the bid was made late last year. It's not clear whether the learner family rejected the offer or just hasn't responded to it. Now Washington Post national baseball writer Chelsea janes broke the story, she tells us here a double DTP dialog is said to still be open and the answer seems to want all this badly. It's an effort that as far as I understand is ongoing. It didn't end with that offer. I don't know where it stands at this moment, but he seems very committed to finding a way to make this happen so much so that he expressed interest in buying massive the television network at the center of the dispute between the Orioles and the nationals. It seems like a full court press from him and at least it was last year and I think talks continue. The learners announced their intention to sell the franchise a year ago before family patriarch Ted Lerner died at the age of 97. We'll have more coming up in sports at 6 25. Now the news about Leon's comes as Washington waits for final word on whether Dan Snyder will sell the commanders to the Josh Harris group. But now there is a twist. 40 workers for the team want protection from possible Snyder lawsuits, and The Washington Post reports that they've asked NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to make sure that protection is in a final deal. Lawyers say all of the involved employees played a role in the investigations of the team and its owner and in a letter they said, given Snyder's well earned reputation for being vindictive and litigious, there is a very real concern for those who came forward. 6 O 5 knew tonight the Republican led house has voted to approve legislation blocking D.C.'s police accountability Bill. It's the third time this year House Republicans have overturned local legislation in the nation's capital. But the bill is unlikely to advance in the democratic led Senate, President Biden has promised a veto in case it does. And in other news, when metro riders and Alexandria head to the newest station next month, they won't just get a ride into the city, they'll get some surprisingly killer views. The long awaited and often delayed Potomac yard station will begin welcoming riders on Friday morning May 19th. Alexandria mayor Justin Wilson making the announcement. Our community has been pushing for this station for a generation and beyond. Yellow and blue line station between Reagan national and Braddock road needed special design standards because of its proximity to GW Parkway, Andy off with metro. So we just didn't want some plain concrete things sitting there. So that's where we talked about some of the stone veneer was important and some of the shaping of the station. North end of the station also has a clear sight lines of the Potomac, the Washington Monument, the capital, and even glimpses of the Frederick Douglass bridge. 6 O 6, it was a close review of Virginia's registered voters, and now election officials in the state have uncovered what they believe is a surprising number of people who were still on the voter rolls, even though they died. We did ask the Department of Health to go back and look at every death certificate feeding all the way back to 1960. And they discovered there were nearly 19,000 dead people still listed as registered voters, Virginia elections commissioner Susan beals says it was a computer coding error that's being corrected. Those records are being removed as we speak. She says it's part of a broader effort to clean up the state's voter rolls and make it easier to remove people who have died. We want Virginia to have the most up to date voter registration less possible with the most accurate data available. Nick ain't Ellie, WTO P news. The former chief of staff for Maryland's last governor told his attorney he'd return the day before his federal trial was set to start. But a newly unsealed warrant for Roy McGrath shows he didn't have any flights booked and he evaded police for three weeks before his death. Roy McGrath was due in court on March 13th when his trial was set to begin on charges of wire fraud and embezzlement. Instead, the 53 year old never showed up. An FBI warrant shows agent searched his Naples Florida home for evidence that McGrath tried to change his appearance, and it shows Asians issued a warrant poster listing the Greek national as an international flight risk. McGrath told a judge as part of his pre trial release conditions that he'd returned to Maryland from Florida, but the warrant says agents couldn't find any flight reservations made by McGrath. Earlier this month, they caught up with McGrath outside of Knoxville where he was shot during the arrest and later died. Meghan clover, a WTO news. Coming up in money news after traffic and weather. A Michelin rated D.C. restaurant is landing at dulles. I'm Jeff cable. WTO pin used time 6 O 8. Get a precision AC tune up for only $59. Michael and son. We've got your traffic and weather on the 8s. Here's bob himmler. And we got plenty of traffic out there on the outer loop from 95 in Maryland headed around towards Silver Spring along the way before university car stopped along the left side of the roadway and beyond that, still some heavy pockets, but inner loop is even worse. It's quite slow with nothing stopped in the roadway from old Georgetown road. And through college park and green belt has started to ease a bit of the outer loop very slow getting up at a green belt headed toward the Baltimore Washington Parkway. So very heavy there, no incidents reported along the way, just very slow getting up the BW Parkway and therefore getting on to it. 95 south of route 32 has slept with the crash on the shoulder. Two 70 north and the local lanes very slow through Rockville before shady grove had a crash along the right side and interloper in Virginia, delay started route 7 headed for Maryland. 66 looks all right, slow off and on from the beltway out to one 23 again through Centreville. Outer loop beltway, they were looking for an incident after gallows road along the right side. It is slow passing early to boulevards that has been and traffic south on 95 as slow as for lord and over the aka Kwan to one 23. Beyond that, the pace is good. Very slow north bath three 95 boundary channel into town in westbound 6 95. That also remains slow and getting past the merge with the third street tunnel and headed out toward the
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"Your car's display, so you never miss the stories you want to know. The news you need to know, or the traffic you want to avoid. WTO news, everything you need every time you listen on Apple CarPlay or Android auto, brought to you by navy federal credit union, where members are the mission, the navy federal dot org ensured by MCU, you're listening to WTO pneumonia. By 23. Virginia is working to clean up the state's voter rolls and election officials say they have discovered a huge number of dead people still listed as registered voters. I knew that there was something there. I didn't know that it was this big. That's the reaction from Virginia elections commissioner Susan beals after the state reviewed death records dating back to 1960 and found there were nearly 19,000 dead people still on the voter rolls. It was a computer coding error that missed between the date of the death being reported and the date of the death certificate. She says that's now being corrected and local registrars are being given new authority to remove someone's name in response to an obituary or a family's notification. Previously, they needed to have an official death certificate to do that. Nick ain't LA WTO news. Well, because Facebook improperly shared data with third party sources, people who have used Facebook can collect a piece of the $725 million settlement reached over Facebook's privacy violations, meta, the parent company of Facebook, denies any wrongdoing, however, Facebook users between 2007 and 2022 are eligible to file a monetary claim before August 25th. For more information, you can go to double DT dot com. And here's what's ahead on 7 news this evening. Good afternoon. I'm 7 news on your side's Allison starling. D.C. just hit pause on a plan to add bike lanes to busy Connecticut avenue. 7
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"Washington based pro sports teams has offered more than $2 billion to buy the Washington Nationals. The Washington Post reports three people with knowledge of the situation say the bid was made late last year. It's not clear if the learner family rejected the offer or just didn't respond. However, dialog is said to still be open. The learners announced their intention to sell the Major League Baseball franchise a year ago, this came before the death of family patriarch Ted Lerner at the age of 97. Himself is not commented. The team hasn't commented either. We will go in depth with Washington Post national baseball writer Chelsea janes who broke the story coming up at four 15. The news about Leon's comes as Washington waits for final word on whether Dan Snyder will sell the commanders to the Josh Harris group, but now there's a twist. 40 workers for the team want protection from possible Snyder lawsuits. And The Washington Post reports that they've asked NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to make sure protection is a piece of that final deal. Lawyers say all of the involved employees played a role in the investigations of the team and its owner In a letter, they said, given Snyder's well earned reputation for being vindictive and litigious, there is a very real concern for those who came forward. Four O 5, when metro riders and Alexandria had to the newest station next month, they won't just get a ride into the city. They don't get some surprisingly killer views. The long awaited and often delayed Potomac yard station will begin welcoming riders on Friday morning May 19th. Alexandria mayor Justin Wilson making the announcement. Our community has been pushing for this station for a generation and beyond. Yellow and blue line station between Reagan national and Braddock road needed special design standards because of its proximity to GW Parkway, Andy off with metro. So we just didn't want some, you know, playing concrete things sitting there. So that's where we talked about some of the stone veneer was important and some of the shaping of the station. North end of the station also has a clear sight lines of the Potomac, the Washington Monument, the capitol, and even glimpses of the Frederick Douglass bridge. Luke Luger WTO penis. After a close review of Virginia's registered voters, election officials uncovered a surprising number of people who were still on the voter rolls, even though they were dead. We did ask the Department of Health to go back and look at every death certificate feeding all the way back to 1960. And they discovered there were nearly 19,000 dead people still listed as registered voters, Virginia elections commissioner Susan beals says it was a computer coding error that's being corrected. Those records are being removed as we speak. She says it's part of a broader effort to clean up the state's voter rolls and make it easier to remove people who have died. We want Virginia to have the most up to date voter registration list possible with the most accurate data available. Nick ain't Ellie, WTO P news. It's four O 6 sky high rent hikes led prince George's county to pass a law, capping them for the rest of the year. If you're a rent jumped before now, the county has approved a new rental assistance program. The program will Dole out up to 20% of a resident's monthly rent 6 times over a two year period. No one spoke out against the creation of the program, but council member crystal or admitted this was the easy part. The next step is making sure that a budget amendment for this bill is passed. Because funding this program will be where the fight is and council member Sidney Harrison warned his colleagues not to be naive to the difficult budget situation the county is in. Our funding formula is broken. And we must find a way to expand our tax base to pay for the things that would actually be a great help to the citizens of this county. John Doe and WTO P news. The former chief of staff from Maryland's last governor told his attorney he'd return the day before his federal trial was set to start. But a newly unsealed warrant for Roy McGrath shows he didn't have any flights booked, and he evaded police for three weeks before his death. Roy McGrath was due in court on March 13th when his trial was set to begin on charges of wire fraud and embezzlement. Instead, the 53 year old never showed up. An FBI warrant shows agent searched his Naples Florida home for evidence that McGrath tried to change his appearance, and it shows Asians issued a warrant poster listing the Greek national as an international flight risk. McGrath told a judge as part of his pre trial release conditions that he'd returned to Maryland from Florida, but the warrant says agents couldn't find any flight reservations made by McGrath. Earlier this month, they caught up with McGrath outside of Knoxville where he was shot during the arrest and later died. Coming up in money news after traffic and weather. Ellis rivlin's former house is for sale. I'm Jeff clay. It's four O 8. Get a precision AC tune up for only $59. Michael and son. Traffic and weather on the 8 sand when it breaks, we've got bob emler, the WTO traffic setting. On two ten on two 95 northbound and also on 6 95 west and three 95 south all traffic is stopped right now for the motorcade coming back into the district. So if that's why you're stopped, the reason is the reason indeed, and two 95 of the district, maybe you stopped at both directions. In fact, for that very purpose, in Virginia, three 95 northbound on the ramp to Washington boulevard north, there is a crash on the ramp on the left side, caller found that. Outer loop delay starts before telegraph to the Wilson bridge, 95 southbound heaviest from lord and over the aka Kwan northbound on 95, there is a crash after exit one 36 centerport Parkway squeezing by very slowly to the right at times they may even stop traffic as barely moving right now coming north from falmouth. Headed towards Stafford on 95 northbound. 66 is going all right, inner loop. Jams and route 7 headed for Maryland and through Bethesda Silver Spring on the Maryland side, as well as in prince George's county in various stretches, just volume delays on the beltway. 95 Baltimore Washington Parkway at two 70, pretty much the same story there, not a whole lot going on. 50 clear sailing onto the bay bridge. 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"The Supreme Court has temporarily extended women's access to the abortion pill mifepristone until Friday. The justices are still considering whether to allow restrictions on the drug to take effect while a legal challenge to the medications FDA approval continues. The order has been signed by justice Samuel Alito that indicates the court now will act by Friday night. We'll have more on this coming up in a CBS News special report in just a few minutes stay with us. In other news, Virginia is working to clean up the state's voter rolls and election officials say they've discovered a huge number of dead people still registered as voters. I knew that there was something there. I didn't know that it was this big. That's the reaction from Virginia elections commissioner Susan beals after the state reviewed death records dating back to 1960 and found there were nearly 19,000 dead people still on the voter rolls. It was a computer coding error that missed between the date of the death being reported and the date of the death certificate. She says that's now being corrected and local registrars are being given new authority to remove someone's name in response to an obituary or a family's notification. Previously, they needed to have an official death certificate to do that. Nick and Ellie WTO P news. Where have all the people gone? Fairfax county says its population growth has slowed since 2020. Fairfax now reports the county's total population decreased in 2021, the first time the population shrank in fairfax since 1840. The report says it's unclear whether the shrinking is because of COVID or some long-term trend about 1.2 million people currently live in fairfax county