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i am cynne simpson. it is 7:26. a heads up for people who drive in d.c. speed cameras across the city. police said the will issue for,ngs 3 then they start issuing tickets. make streetsey may safer. but others say there a tool to make money. >> the communications problem almost the disaster at reagan national. traffic controllers allowed two plans to take off and the path of a landing plane. facing that everyone knew about the change is due to bad weather. news channel 8 has much more in depth report in a few minutes. now lisa baden. two lorax on the beltway. both of the outer loop. one at university boulevard. we had very heavy traffic coming greenbelt and college park. 495 delaysund expected. next, we will take you to normala where we have a for you across the 14th street bridge. umbrella necessary today? >> no. the umbrella. until maybe friday. that would be an isolated showers. better chance of storms this weekend. district. 77 in quantico. on our way to 93. mostly sunny however into the weekend. warm.l be mid 90s. >> thank you. thank you for watching. we are back at 7:56. thank you for watching. we are back at 7:56

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