she was a popular high school senior in greenbelt, maryland, on the outskirts of washington, d.c. just not a mean bone in her body. >> really nice and funny. >> a good friend. >> remembering julie brings tears to the eyes of those who loved her and mom. pat remains so grief stricken she still finds it difficult to even talk about her daughter. >> i can't do it. >> it just doesn't make any sense. >> shelley griffith and two girlfriends plan to meet julie around 10 p.m. she got off work at this greenbelt strip mall. >> i was going to get julie the night she got killed and she wasn't there, but her belongings were. >> it was odd. julie had been seen waiting in that very spot just minutes earlier. >> we're like, what is going on here? that's her stuff. >> her panicked friends notified her mother and the police. >> it became a murder investigation. about 7.5 hours later. >> that's when a passerby found julie's body in a park about five miles away. at 530 the next morning, her throat was cut, but it was later determined that she died from strangulation. homicide detective bernard nelson

expect four-minute frequency all along, eight minutes on others and we'll extend the yellow line to greenbelt. there are significant station closures as at the request of the secret service. mcfearson, federal triangle and smithsonian, on the blue, orange and silver lines will be closed. mount vernon square and -- service will go through the stations but won't be allowing passengers on and off. there are entrance closures at other times. farragut west, half though the station will be open. metro center, same thing. gallery police, judiciary square and union station. there are other events outside of inauguration going on. wmata.com/inauguration for the specific things. we'll also be posting everything on social media. we encourage people to follow metro pulse. significant amount of rail impacts throughout the multiday process. we have 41 bus detours throughout the whole downtown area. i think it's fair to say if you have to go downtown, like the mayor said, please prepare and try to find alternatives as best as you possibly can. a couple of other highlights. we encourage people to pay with ei

the yellow line were going to then to greenbelt we can connect regina, maryland, d.c. altogether. there are some significant closures at the request of secret service as well. mcpherson square station federal triangle and smithsonian there is in the blue, orange, silver liner will all be closed. the green yellow lines love mount vernon square closed. were going to run the service through those stations. that just means people will not be able to enter or exit the station's weight running trains through the stations. there are some additional station closures and entrance closures at other times specifically west, half the station will be open will have entrance open metro center the same thing. the judiciary square and then it union station. obviously other events outside of inauguration going on. we will also be posting everything on social media but e encourage people to follow. a significant amount of real impact over multi- day process. forty-one bus detours throughout the whole downtown area. i think it's fair to say if you have to go downtown as the mayor said please prepare

we trained 248 executive greenbelts, those are the upper level executives. again, more training. and then we trained nine black belts. those are the folks that oversee the whole program. and by implementing all of that, we were able to save over 900,000 hours of our teammates' time. we had over a thousand different projects. we saved $115 million in hard savings. and because of those processes, for example, we were able to reduce the square footage that we were occupying in the state of nebraska by 60,000. 60,000 square feet we took off our rolls. we reduced our employment by 3.5%. and we were able to control spending. before i became governor, our bucket was growing at 6.5% a year. i would say that was not sustainable. we were able to on average while i was governor keep that growth of our budget to 2.8% a year. just 2.8% a year on average. now, i might just contrast with what we're doing here with the federal government right now. we spent $4.4 trillion. in 2024 it was closer to $6.8 trillion, $6.9 trillion. that's roughly a 55% increase in five years. folks, that is not sustai