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. >> the city now says gender dysphoria is a recognized medical condition. d.c. already has laws banning discrimination against transgender people. >>> gay rights advocates praise arizona governor's decision to veto the controversial religious freedom bill. the measure would have allowed businesses to deny services to transgenders, gays and lesbian by saying their religious beliefs precluded them from serving such people. >>> wusa9 has been tracking potholes for week, but today the district announced the official date for potholepalooza. the month long effort begins march 20th. that's when repair crews will try to fix all the identified potholes in 48 hours instead of the normal 72. city says they have filled more than 9,000 street craters already. >>> speaking of road craters, mary gaffney wrote us about a stretch of road in northwest d.c. that needs take lot of tlc, so much so she felt it should be named our pothole of the day. mary says the street beginning in the 3200 block is a hazard. we is not our cameraman kurt brooks out to get some pictures. he tel

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he announced the city will now recognize gender dysphoria as a medical condition and will force insurancever the treatment including sex change operations. this includes nearly one-third of the city residents who receive medicaid benefits. what do you think of that? do you want to pay for it? >>> a family morning the loss of a family member is now celebrating. this is a crazy story. the reason they are celebrating is that they thought 78-year-old walter williams was dead. that is exactly what the koroner told them but two hours later this happened. >> they put him in the plastic bag, put him in the hearse. >> the mortician said something wasn't right. his legs started moving. hallelujah. thank you, jesus! >> what did the coroner have to say about this? he called it a miracle. >> it could involve a lawsuit. >> mistake or miracle. >> zipped up in a body bag. >> note to the coroner. don't do that unless the person is supposed to go to the funeral home. >> if that ever happened to you, write us or facebook us. >> while you're at it, please like us. meanwhile we like maria molina. she is outsi