a couple of weeks ago i had the pleasure of addressing georgia's newest georgia trooper school which was 101 trooper school. a fitting conclusion to the 80th anniversary of the georgia state patrol. these men and women of courage who wear a badge and a vest each day in service to their fellow citizens help make our communities safer places to call home. they along with our local police officers, our gbi personnel, our dnr rangers, our corrections and parol offices and our national guardsmen, they all help protect our lives and our property. it is because of their valor and remarkable devotion to duty that we as georgians can live in a safer state. these everyday heros are the ones who protect our trees of opportunity and ensure that they can grow unabated for future generations to enjoy. will you join me in recognizing that valued service of our law enforcement officers in this state? [ applause ] this past year we planted a tree of hope for families that confront mental health issues. my office created a commission on children's mental health last june. charging them with providing

seven years ago, georgia's unemployment rate stood at 10.4%. since then, we have created roughly 675,000 new private sector jobs, and our unemployment rate is at its lowest level in over ten years at just 4.3%. and it bears my saying one more time, on top of all that, we have been named the number one state in which to do business for the fifth consecutive year. just this past fiscal year alone the georgia department of economic development's global commerce team helped to generate some $6.33 billion in capital investment here in georgia. that outstanding growth is a result of 377 expansions and locations that cover every region of our state. you know, many people think that economic development projects only happen in the metropolitan atlanta region, but in fact, 80% of those in fiscal year 2017 took place outside of the metro atlanta region. our dedication is to the whole state, and the results of our top-ranked development of economic -- department of economic development bear that out. we have with us today all three of the commissioners wh

is the most part from ideal but georgia had the best reforms in terms of corruption in this region georgia had the best four promises to short of that of course the judicial system which wasn't there georgia had georgia's government when they're talking about three of them they care that they had best investigate in the world so looking for my own source for my account for my something they couldn't find anyone who will be calling leaders of the so called years revelation rose revolution nino and there's a sense in two thousand and twelve ga had become like the bolshevik system you know for sure size is a vision you're an enemy of the people she is the biggest admirer of putin she or she is the biggest friend that's why that's a smear isn't noble not just because you just said no more questions no answer about the whole war with russia in two thousand and eight you hit back not at people who say the time for questions will come on traitors and russia. this is not an issue this is no my interest me it is not my terminology they were called people like that traitors and spectators is not my

system was far from ideal but georgia had the best reforms in terms of corruption in this region georgia had the best for prom institution short of that of course judicial system which wasn't there georgia had georgia's government when they're talking about people they care that they had best investigate in the world so we're looking for my old shorts for my account for my something they couldn't find any one of your dollar leaders of the so-called yes revelation role rose revolution nino. set in two thousand and twelve ga had become like the bolshevik system you know for sure science is a vision you're an enemy of the people she is the biggest admirer of putin she or she is the biggest friend that's all and that's a smear is no but not just because she said no more question no answer about no or with russia in two thousand and eight you get back people who say the time for questions will come on traitors and russian spies know that this is not an issue this is no my interest me it is not my terminology they were called people like that traitorous but traitors is not my term but in her c

of that of course the judicial system which wasn't there georgia had georgia's government when they're talking about give them take care that they had best investigate in the world so we're looking for my old shorts for my account for my something they couldn't find anyone who really believe in jesus of the so called years revelation rose revolution nino bush and there's a sense in two thousand and twelve ga had become like the bolshevik system you know for sure sign you're an enemy of the people she is the biggest admirer of putin she or she is the biggest friend that's all and that's a smear isn't noble not just because she said no question no answer about no more with russia in two thousand and eight you get back you know said people who say the time for questions will come on traitors and russian spies know that this is not about you this is no my internal this me it is about my terminology they were called people like that traitorous but traitors is not my point but in her case she accepts she after a war in georgia after russian invasion into georgia she went to putin and. basica

the apb went well past the georgia border. hilton's name and picture were all over the regional news. light bulbs began going off to the south around tallahassee, florida's capital, when people saw the photo on tv. the search for gary hilton was about to widen. the person of interest in the meredith emerson case looked familiar to people who think they saw him about the time they learned of the sad case of another woman who had gone miss being, sheryl dunlap, a nurse and mother. when sheryl didn't turn up for church one december sunday in 2007 and then missed her sunday school class, red flags went up. next door neighbor and friend tonya lad. >> sunday morning i turned around and looked at her usual spot and she wasn't there. >> she didn't teach her class? >> she didn't. >> immediately we knew something was wrong. that wasn't like her. >> everybody knew her agreed. 46-year-old sheryl was reliable, a woman solid in her faith and set in her habits. her fellow nurse friend and prayer partner, laura walker. >> she always liked to

, atlanta, georgia. i'm a 40 year entrepreneur, small business owner, now mostly retired but i'm so happy and so grateful for all of you ladies and for our plastic president. >> from utah, newer for healthcare technology company and i sold it and became an annual investor and educator performs. i also run a foundation it runs a foundation for people to go after a ownership. >> shannon, from marietta, georgia. i work in the insurance firm for nine years and my husband and i have six children. >> god bless you. [laughter] [applause] >> i would like to mention i was

- georgia is the most controversial state flag. it set national records for having eight different state flags, and it was a controversy steeped in the history involved with their ties to the confederacy. - many people believed those ties were too reminiscent of slavery. others believed georgia's confederate past needed to be recognized. in 2003 georgia's legislature introduced a flag that addressed the concerns of both sides. it features the stars and bars, which is the first flag of the confederacy, but in the canton, you see three pillars, which are supposed to represent the three branches of government, and words like wisdom, justice, and moderation. a soldier bearing a sword symbolizes georgia's commitment to defending the constitution. so it seems like georgia has finally settled on a flag. one thing that isn't controversial is georgia's important role in agriculture. its nickname is, the peach state. pretty sweet! with flag facts, i'm eric. (solemn music) - how much do you know about presidential history? i'll give you three

georgia wins an epic rose bowl game to move on to the final to take on alabama. there were more than a thousand yards of offense in that game, less than half that in this one. part three, alabama and clemson and it's fitting that da'ron payne gets the touchdown. he's a defensive tackle. it was his kick that started the drive and then the big fella with a touchdown and then the very next drive for clemson, it all falls apart here as the pass from kelly bryant is deflected. mack wilson takes it in 18 yards.

georgia had an endurance.ty that wore down oklahoma. >> something about the rose bowl that is great to watch there. but here we go. kirby smart, who left alabama to coach georgia. there's never been a pupil of nick saban to beat him. is that going to change here monday night? >> i can't say for sure. the numbers don't really lie. nick saban is 11-0 against former assistants. kirby smart spent eight years under saban. sment seven years as a defensive coordinator. he's won four titles with that man. a lot of the reason georgia is here in his second year as head coach is because of what he learned from saban. i wouldn't be surprised. but i don't bet against saban. >> so many story lines here. even if you're not an s.e.c. fan this is a global game for sure. so much attention focused on the quarterbacks. this year, it's the way it should be. >> absolutely. jalen hurts is a sophomore. for alabama. and he was basically one play away -- the defense was one play away from winning a national championship a season ago. a

he must be losing his mind right now. >> who do you have. >> georgia. i have to stick with my cousin. >> i'll go with saban and the boys. >>> how airline passengers went back in time. >>> plus, 2018 is just getting started but we already have a nominee for dad of the year. see his epic dance with his daughters. but on the inside, i feel like chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief for moderate to even severe fibromyalgia pain. and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain, swelling of hands, legs and feet. do

kirby smart, who left alabama to coach georgia. been a pupil of nick saban to beat him. is that going to change here monday night? >> i can't say for sure. the numbers don't really lie. nick saban is 11-0 against former assistants. kirby smart spent eight years under saban. he's won four titles with that man. a lot of the reason georgia is here in his second year as head coach is because of what he learned from saban.don't bet ag. f quterbacks. this year, it's the way it should be. >> absolutely. jalen hurts is a sophomore. for alabama. and he was basically one play away -- the defense was one play away from winning a national championship a season ago. against clemson. this year, it's jake fromm the freshman from georgia,eam t chpionship.it's like they flip-. we have seen this happen before. >> a theme is good coaches. with a young quarterback. >> boom, there you go. >> thank you, maria. exciting times here in the atl.. coverage monday night, tomorrow night, 8:00. eastern time. and the big game will happen right here on the field.

the alabama crimson tide face off against the georgia bulldogs. many people are making predctions-- but when the fathers of two alabama players weighed in-- they made one thing clear. the only thing that counts is a win. alabama claimed its spot last week by defeating clemson. georgia made the championships, with a wild double overtime win over the oklahoma sooners. tonight's game begins at eight o'clock.. in atlanta. president trump is expected to be at tonight's game. he'll watch with agriculture secretary and former georgia governor sonny perdue... as well as nick ayers, a georgia native who is vice-president mike pence's chief of staff. the 75th golden globe awards honored the best in movies and television of 2017. but last night-- the focus wasn't just on who took home trophies. was transformed into an evening of empowerment. abc's george pennacchio has more. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen - winter weather advisory from 3pm to 9pm - light freezing rain possible, most likely a glaze around the metro and points nw - milder temperatures

first one, oklahoma and georgia. of course georgia wins in the sec. to keep their offense off the field. speaking of oklahoma, they won the big 12 title against tcu. sooners are all about offense, averaging 45 points a game. the defense, yeah, they scored right there. defense just has to do enough, when oklahoma is rolling it's all about baker mayfield, who you may have heard of before. since he won the heisman trophy, mayfield, 41 touchdowns, five interceptions this season. the first meeting between the two schools. georgia seeing their first title since 1980. oklahoma four straight wins against the sec, my prediction, oklahoma 31, georgia 29. >> another close one. >> if you're still conscious tonight, clemson, alabama round three. two years ago, alabama won their fourth national championship under nick saban. it was 45-40. last season clemson gets its revenge, 35-31. the game came down to the final seconds. >> ooh. >> that was the winning touchdown. clemson hasn't looked back since. my prediction, alabama 23, clemson 21. >> i like that you have a lo

georgia and alabama will meet. bulldogs, georgia, epic comeback. this was maybe the greatest game of all soon. led by 17 late in the first half before georgia came back to tie the score. here you see ok-- we go to the second overtime after georgia blocked an oklahoma field goal attempt as michele was just phenomenal. he had three touchdowns, rushed for 300-plus yards. 54-48, the final score. georgia victorious. the sugar bowl less exciting. alabama crushed. release the title game, six times in 11 years. that is hard to imagine. but that first game is the one you'll be hearing talked about at the water coolers. >> that team in central florida undefeated. >> ucf, undefeated. >> very good game. >>> a youtube star forced to apologize after posting a gruesome video from japan, the stunt prompting widespread outrage. chances are you don't know who logan paul is but i guarantee your kids do. story here next. you won't see these folks they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail lett

>> georgia! lot of people but we are dogs through and through. we're going to win and you know what, so interesting because nick saban, the coach for alabama, was kirby smart's mentor and former boss. he has never lost to an assistant before but tonight is the night where we make that happen. >> he's undefeated against former assistants, okay. shocking she picked georgia. >> we'll get t.j. for the other side coming up. you can watch the national championship tonight at 8:00 eastern on espn. of course, back with amy later. >>> plus, more backstage at the golden globes. i really want to help. i was on my way out of this life. there are patients out there that don't have a lot of time. finally, it was like the sun rose again and i was going to start fighting back now. when those patients come to me and say, "you saved my life...." my life was saved by a two week old targeted therapy drug. that's what really drives me to- to save lives. (crunching) ♪ dude, your crunching's scaring the fish. dude, the

but i have to say, i'm a georgia peach. i was born in georgia. so it hurt a little bit that the dogs lost. >> it is what it is. >> oh, well, go bama. >> we'll start with the stunning comeback in the college football national championship game. >> it's tough to be a football fan in atlanta. they lost last in a dramatic fashion to the patriots. and in the last few seconds, in a big night for college even with the president in attendance. was he saying roll tide? >> he was saying roll tide. everybody was saying roll tide. the night starting with the president taking to the field to a mix of cheers and boos, flanked by rotc students from both schools. he sang a few words of the national anthem, and with people still waiting outside in the rain, someone projected a vulgar sign directed at the president. inside, despite a leaky roof, kickoff. alabama with an early wild interception. but after that is correct with their bulldog looking on, georgia dominated the first half with plays by sony mitchell. setting up the first field goal, rodrigo blankenship,

georgia had scored 24 unanswered points.rite, the heisman trophy winner baker mayfield trying to lead them back. mayfield looking, scrambles, fires to dimitri flowers for the touchdown. 11-yard score. and now we're tied at 38. is somebody booing? georgia down a touchdown. how about a direct snap to nick chubb? breaks it outside. he finds the end zone. two-yard touchdown. >> yay. >> ties this game at 45. we head to overtime. after the teams exchanged field goals, sooners going for another. wait a minute, georgia with the block, lorenzo carter skies aboston line, gets his hand on it. huge play for the bulldogs. you can tell by the chest bump. any score wins it for georgia. why not do what works? snap to michel. already with three tchtds on the day. how about a fourth? fourth td of the game. georgia wins a wild one in double overtime. first double overtime in the rose bowl. 54-48. they advance to the national championship. >>> all right. now, georgia is waiting on the winner of the sugar bowl going on right now in new orleans.

take georgia to new heights. it only took him a year. the first season was 8-5. the second season was this year, 12-1, now 13-1. winning the rose bowl and playing for the national championship on monday night. kirby smart is not just smart because he knows football. he is smart because he knows how to be a leader. you saw an example of a man in the rose bowl who never took credit himself, always gave to his other coaches and his players. never tried to be the winner, always tried to be in the background, put others ahead of himself. but behind the victory, it was his spirit, his encouragement, his living the dream that all the georgia players followed. i want to talk about a couple of them, sona michele, one of the greatest running backs to come out of georgia, charlie trippy and hershal walker. and then the combination of leadership, they brought the team on the field and the quiet leadership and confidence that kirby smart brought to the game, they won the game after an double overtime. my congratulations to ok

atlanta, georgia. >> that's right.rsity of alabama playing another scc -- georgia bulldogs facing off with the national championship in college football. doreen has been singing that georgia fight song. >> it's a big night. >> thanks a lot. >> they haven't won this game like this since 1980. so, it's a big deal. >> it's a big deal. >> herschel walker days. >> you think traffic is bad in atlanta, any other day of the week, forget about t. >> forget about it. >> all eyes on atlanta as the biggest sporting event of the night kicking off in just a couple hours. the college football national championship between alabama and georgia is halftimely here. a match up of conference heavy weights where the student will face his teacher. kirby smart will try to lead his georgia bulldogs to a win over his former mentor nick saban in alabama. smart for 11 years under sab an winning four national championships together. now in his second season with georgia, smart trying to lead the bulldogs to their first national title since 1980. a

i thank the gentleman from georgia, my friend, mr. collins, for yielding to me the customary 30 minutes for debate. mr. speaker, i'll yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. hastings: i stand here today with the rest of my democratic colleagues in utter amazement at the dizzying dysfunction exhibited by our friends across the aisle. for reasons beyond understanding, we have to vote on the re-authorization of section 702 of the foreign intelligence surveillance act because late last year the republican leadership chose to prioritize massive tax cuts for their wealthy donors over the safety of american citizens. like so many important issues, house republicans decided to punt on the re-authorization of 702 by simply extending it to january 19 of this year. coincidently the same date the government will possibly shut down. mr. speaker, as a former judge and the former vice chairman of the house permanent select committee on intelligence, i do occupy a unique advantag

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georgia state patrol captain. chris wright. >> this is not something that our people accustomed to dealing with. so, we want them to stay home. stay off the roadway. stay safe. and stay warm. >> southern snow, dipped as far as tallahassee, florida which hadn't seen much of any snowfall in nearly three decades. while it wasn't a whiteout it was an unusual sight for tourists. gus krall visiting charleston. >> wild. never seen palm trees with snow on them before. wind could cause power outages for southern coastal commune teet communities. ice on trees and purr lines, threatens to weigh done and snap them. the savannah area, received anywhere from 1 to 4 1/2 inches of snow. amounts not seen in decades. though it tapered off. you can tell by the partly frozen fountain behind me the threat remains. roads could refreeze over night. and below average temperatures are expected to last in the southeast, through the weekend. jeff. >> manny, thank you very much. could be a tricky commute. for kids in louisville, kentucky, ho

georgia moves to the championship game. what a game, go dogs. >>> sugar bowl, taken out by his own quarterback. that hurts. no problem taking down clemency. pane, tip ball with a pick. rumbles and stumbles the other way. keep an eye on the 308-pounder. ensuing drive on offense. goes in motion, and it's hurts to pane. sounds like a with, we tag team match. 24-6, they'll face georgia monday night in atlanta for the national title and an all s.e.c. matchup. >>> to the peach bowel. central florida taking on auburn. 3-3. milton, avoids a sack, takes it to the house. 17-yard touchdown and does the cam newton celebration. newton went to auburn. a reverse seven yards for the touch. 34-27. less than a minute to go. auburn, one last chance. got to find somebody, throws it off, picked off by collier. ucf goes undefeated, winning 34-27. scott frost's final game as head coach as he takes a nebraska job next week. >>> notre dame taking on lsu in the citrus bowl. one play from this game. book finds bicyclen down the right side. one-handed

georgia takes on alabama in an all-sec title game. for the bulldogs, this is a chance decades in the making. won a championship in 1980. the crimson tide will be playing in their third sai championship, and kickoff is at 8:00 tonight. the weather isn't going to be good, so best to be inside watching the game. steve: the worst of our weather is going to come later this afternoon into evening for the rush-hour commute, and a little bit of sleet or freezing rain could cause some problems, especially considering how cold it has been. head out to western maryland, not the clearer shot, but you get the point -- not a lot of snow. you would hope they would get some snow and some better skiing on the way. let's show you our temperatures around the area. this is over in cumberland where there is not much falling from the sky, but it is cloudy. our temperature is 32 degrees. the feels-like temperature, now in the middle 20's. but notld out there, nearly as cold as it has been. 29, gaithersburg. winchester right n stormwatch 7 satellite and rada

northbound georgia avenue. that is closed here this morning. right now top of the beltway you can see a little slower as you're approaching georgia avenue. southbound we have a brand-new crash there. northbound bw parkway. still have the disabled vehicle hanging ornd. southbound gw before the scene is overlooked there. more on that problem coming up. >> we'll see you in a bit. we want to take you to the water main break in alexandria that melissa mentioned. >> news 4's justin finch is live. >> reporter: drivers in northern virginia want to watch out for this. north quaker lane at janneys lane. single lane open as crews work to repair a water main break. some news to report here. the heavier equipment has gone away. they're focused now on that newly installed water main that's now below ground here. putting the finishing touches on that as you can see. thas several hours. virginia american water say 200 customers have been impacted by this. also a water main break over on trinity drive nearby. they have been, working around the clock to repair t

georgia was an interesting state.n the election than say obama against romney in 2012. but he is going to have some corporate ceos as his guests, this could be networking away — a way to communicate with them ina away — a way to communicate with them in a less normal setting and twist their arms on economic issues a little bit. one last thing, earlier i mentioned oprah winfrey's speech at the golden globes. here is a piece online. does the speech provide clues about a presidential run. she hit a lot of the marks you would expect a polished candidate to use when they're positioning themselves for a presidential run. she talked about her personal upbringing asa she talked about her personal upbringing as a less affluent child in wisconsin, she cite anecdotes about famous people, she had catchy phrases, a new day is on the horizon fon ash brighter morning, you could imagine those on a hat or bumper sticker. she has name recognition, money, 2020 is a long way off, as we both know, stranger things have happened. in this dw

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georgia moves to the championship game. what a game, go dogs. >>> sugar bowl, taken out by his own quarterback. that hurts. no problem taking down clemency. pane, tip ball with a pick. rumbles and stumbles the other way. keep an eye on the 308-pounder. ensuing drive on offense. goes in motion, and it's hurts to pane. sounds like a with, we tagagagag match. 24-6, they'll face georgia monday night in atlanta for the national title and an all s.e.c. matchup. >>> to the peach bowel. central florida taking on auburn. 3-3. milton, avoids a sack, takes it to the house. 17-yard touchdown and does the cam newton celebration. newton went to auburn. a reverse seven yards for the touch. 34-27. less than a minute to go. auburn, one last chance. got to find somebody, throws it off, picked off by collier. ucf goes undefeated, winning 34-27. scott frost's final game as head coach as he takes a nebraska job next week. >>> notre dame taking on lsu in the citrus bowl. one play from this game. book finds bicyclen down the right side. one-hande

georgia and oklahoma taking it to double overtime. but only one is heading to the national championship game. it is tuesday, january 2nd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> the best laid plans, we thought all right, we'll have a beautiful shot of all the people in times square suffering through the cold at this hour. >> yeah. >> and there goes laura and becky. they seem to be freezing, don't they? the overnight temperatures. >> oh, there's sam and joe. >> sam, yeah. yeah. >> this just means that people in new york, both tourists and locals are smarter. >> smart enough to know if it's 15 degrees overnight. >> i'm going to stay inside. >> exactly. a large part of the country is dealing with the cold gripping the nation. >> we are seeing temperatures as low as any in the past century, even in the middle of the night. you saw the two people in it's in the teens right now in new york city and it feels like minus six. >> yeah. so later this morning it will feel like 20 below in the midwest, as well as new england. zero in wash

my guest this week here in kiev is stateless he's a former president of georgia a former regional governor in ukraine and hanging over him multiple allegations of criminal activity and a three year prison sentence for abuse of power he's mikao saakashvili once the darling of the west for spearheading the rose revolution in georgia in two thousand and three but has he now made too many enemies and run out of road. because saakashvili welcome to conferences thank you for inviting me it's been a bizarre few weeks for you well and you're promising to unite for the opposition against the president then you're threatening to throw yourself off the roof of a block of flats well that's not that's not exactly true i didn't from myself i told him no i told him if they come and try to put handcuffs on me we would all

nick saban and the alabama crimson tide come back in overtime to beat the georgia bulldogs 26-23.s alabama their 5th national title in 9 years! and breaking overnight-- a major decision about the upcoming winter olympic games. north korea agreeing this morning to send a delegation to the games, including officials, athletes, cheerleaders, and journalists. the two nations are discussing ways to cooperate in the olympics and improve their long-strained ties. good morning washington. toss to eileen watch for ice & patchy fog early this morning - first day above 40 since christmas - warming late week; 60 by friday - much needed rain thursday through saturday morning - back to the cold by sunday sunny. seasonable. highs: 43-49 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. cold. lows: 22-26 winds: n 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy. seasonable. highs: 42-47 winds: se 5 mph now to the latest in our i-team investigation... "faking the grade." investigation... "faking the grade." grade-fixing scandal at a d-c high school will cost taxpayers nearly 400-thousand dollars. the first repor

a 35-car pileup on i-75 in north georgia today. georgia. that was during the morning rush. and at new york's jfk airport look at this. luggage still piled up from the storm last week. abc's david kerley covers transportation for us, and this ripple effect from coast to coast tonight. >> reporter: the frigid temperatures are tonight turning roads into rinks. one killed in a four-car crash this morning in georgia. and in tennessee -- >> boom! did he miss him? >> reporter: -- on an overpass, workers watch as cars bounce off barriers and other vehicles. the new storm moving to the east keeping a bitter cold grip on much of the country. already airlines are offering waivers for passengers hoping to avoid the deep freeze. those freezing cold temperatures burst a water pipe in the main international terminal sunday at jfk. three inches of water on the ground, capping four days of misery for passengers. >> nobody can tell me and nobody wants to give me an answer because they know they'll be wrong. >> reporter: lilly, hoping to travel friday, just boarded late today. there is a sea

georgia avenue, northbound ram top upper loop and look at that bus crash scene. pretty nasty out there up fortunately and it looks to be a pretty l and no word on injuries yet. i do understand the ramp is on ep and there's quite a scene. we'll work on details for that. hard to make out because it's dark out. again you can ge the sense of how big the crash scene is this morning. from there we move to maps and have other problems to get to besides those two issues this morning. good news from d.c. police traffic. 295 northbound the disabled bus or truck at 695 split is relocating right now. and it was from earlier crash. but you're down to 3 miles an hour from south of suitland parkway to that split. it's going to take you about a half hour to get from beltway to 11 street bridge. factor in the extra time and atypical slow downs for the morning and southbound 295 jammed up ten minute delay past beping and 95 after duke street 48 minutes to get from beltway to 14 street bring. if you head to pentagon delays spilling back to 95 and closer to dale city to beltway. typ

scana provides energy and natural gas to georgia. also giving $1 million a year in ch charitable contributions for the next five years. >>> during hurricane harvey this video went viral. in it playi flooded texas home. but unlikely source really came through for he and his family. talking about singer vanessa carlson who saw him and sent him a brand new piano. how cool is that. >> pretty awesome. >>> sheena is back with us now. the line around the corner for the car washes, everybody has these filthy cars. >> i wouldn't try to do it. >> now i feel bad. looking at that, and watching you guys, i know you were talking about how the models maybe not so much for d.c. >> it's trend ago little more for d.c. and northern virginia and maryland. so we are not saying a ton, but i sure would not wash my car car right now. >> still put the chemicals down. >> still put the stuff ton the road even if you are not driving through the snow you'll get it on your car. but as we go through tonight that's when the storm system will get closer to us. remai

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