get back over to julie wright. julie: i have better news. at this, the inner loop, past the scene of the crash. this is an accident at pennsylvania avenue that overturned -- involved in overturned tractor-trailer. two people have been transported from the scene with nonlife threatening injuries. by left lanes are getting south in the direction of the wilson bridge. this is a change because we had the beltway completely shut down. mdot has pushed the tractor-trailer over to the right half of the road, so we can get traffic by. let me move you back over to the mass and the cameras to show you what else we have. the inner loop is still very slow making her way toward the scene. there are in a process of releasing traffic at route 4. until that happens, the two left lanes will get you by southbound over toward the wilson bridge. sam sweeney is on the way to the scene and will be with us shortly with another update. i want to show you what else we have, traffic is backed up south from toward route 5. that is our traffic watch. i will be back in 1

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nancy: julie wright is breaking down the work on the rail and the road closings that could affect your. julie: good afternoon, everyone. take a peek at what could you cost you time downtown. march for science. a lot of you headed downtown across the malibu a number of the streets will be closed at 6:00 a.m. from 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. if you are thinking of using metro? the orange, blue and the silver line will operate on regular schedule. but the service line for silver is operating every 15 minutes. the red line is operating ev regular service on the yellow line between huntington and mount vernon square only. with the safetrack surge 14 in full effect, the green line offers shuttle bus from green belt to prince george's plaza. that is the traffic watch for the weekend. i'm julie wright. nancy: this is keeping the weather team busy. michelle: we have severe weather moving in. this is a live look at the woodrow wilson bridge. we have ponding on the road. let's get over to brian van de graaff with the latest. brian: from the other side at national harbor looking back. the woodrow wilso

but right now let's get you to julie wright. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] julie: this accident, we haven't talking about it since 4:24 this morning. the northbound stretch of the prince william parkway's close down. between baltimore road in 66, closed. we will go to might read, with five pictures at the sne person has died as a result of the incident and this is the tractor-trailer involved along with an suv. a reconstruction team has set up and they will document this activity and taken measurements, but until further notice this portion of the parkway will remain closed. right now all traffic coming northbound is being diverted onto eastbound and you will have no access from westbound balls ford road. all right, moving onto the next camera, eastbound on 66, as you travel inbound to the roosevelt bridge the accident activity is resting to the shoulder with all lanes open. maps, topside outer loop starting to see the slowd

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but right now let's get you to julie wright. ioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] julie: this accident, we haven't talking about it since 4:24 this morning. the northbound stretch of the prince william parkway's close down. between baltimore road in 66, closed. we will go to might read, with five pictures at the sne

morning with intermittent wiping, can't quite get that right setting, not too fast or too slow, julie wright has been helping us throughout the midday. what's happening in the noontime our? julie: i kind of liked that, look like you were voting -- gueing. [laughter] of problems, wires down south on kenilworth avenue at burroughs, where also found traffic is being diverted at this point. d.c. police coming that pepco has been alerted of the situation and are in route. southbound they are trying -- starting to back up out of chevrolet towards burroughs. here at burroughs the southbound traffic is being diverted at this time. if you were coming northbound towards 50, you get by single file to the right with a t seeing these delays forming. stick with the beltway, coming in down on the suitland parkway, root for or group five. you do not want to commit to route 295 until this situation is resolved, which could take some time. southbound kenilworth avenue blocked at burroughs at the scene at this point. eastern avenue is open for business. the other thing we have going on right now for the midday

tune into julie wright's traffic reports before you head out the door tomorrow on " good morning washington." nancy: and developing news, more felony indictments tied to the riots after the inauguration. have been indicted on felony charges over the violent protest sin downtown d.c. january 20. the protests of inciting a riot as well as destruction of property. this happened o windows, burned vehicles, and fights with the police. one group will be arraigned tomorrow morning. endthan: a bill to conversion therapy targeting the lgbtq community has support from 70 lawmakers. takes athis as abc 7 close look at a woman who went through religion-based therapy to stop her from being gay. she shares her experience with jay korff. a story that you will see only on 7. >> you question your own faith. racquel cameold out in high school. the decision was ostracizing. >> i was faced with these feelings, what do i do. jay: now she is trying to piece together her fractured faith at a congregation that supports out, she was sent to a couple of sessions with church-based therapists, who used scripture to try

let's go to julie wright. julie: this is what we are seeing.hese are live pictures from mobile track 7. ryan hughes is in the vehicle. you can see how traffic is squeezing by at the scene of the crash. southbound 295 at the 11th street bridge. traffic is now getting by to the right. minutes, all lanes were blocked southbound on 295. we can see single file to the right is getting through. there is a lot of debris to clean up. a tow truck is on the scene. the damage is done. take a look at the maps. as you continue to make your way southbound on 295, for the longest time the traffic was diverted over to the freeway. that is the longer the case. we want to show you how slow it is. 295 fromuthbound onto kenilworth avenue toward the inbound 11th street bridge, a 35 minute ride to travel about seven miles where the average speed is about eight miles per hour. in down off the suitland parkway, slowing to about 14 miles per hour inbound toward 295. we want to show you northbound 95. this is where we have some problems for those leaving the beltway. the

julie wright, a little bit of wet pavement, you know what that means. julie: you've got to slow it down. thankfully on a day like today, it's lighter than usual traffic volume. still on spring break, we've got to work in our favor, over here at piney branch road there's only one lane getting high nature action. , flares oneven is the road, one leg -- one lane getting by each way. looks like we have a roll back there, trying to hook up the vehicles to a tow truck. lanes are open southbound on kenilworth avenue. back tospeed dropping 13 miles per hour. jummy, over to you. jummy: it was the hit seen around the mlb. the easter bunny, not play nice. [laughter] got to see that one coming up. my tents, drawing a line in the sand. creamy, crunchy, chocolatey, hershey's. packed with cookies or almond pieces. hershey's has the taste you love in every bite. i'm at higher risk fore as depression.ave a stroke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed o

dry pavement this morning, right, julie wright? for those traveling northbound i-95 out of dale city headed towards the capital beltway, lanes are open, it's about a 22 minute ride pushing back towards the capital beltway. live picture right now at the prince william parkway, the traffic in the mainline is starting to bunch up. coming out of maryland we are already starting to see the delays gold and slow towards 109. don't forget safetrack search 14. free shuttle bus service is available. remember, rather, there is no yellow rush service. back in the next 10 minutes to update your ride on the top side of the beltway. autria? d.c. police swarming the fairfax hotel on massachusetts avenue. larry: authority stop steve stevens, the facebook killer, tried to check in to that hotel. julia look -- jummy olabanji breaks it all down for us. stevens is the man wanted for killing that 74-year-old man and posting it to social media. take a look here, we will show you outside the fx hotel. only abc seven was there as officer after officer, car

julie wright, i think i may be coming down here later this evening.hings looking on the roads? some areas, busy in especially south of the beltway. north of town, 197 is still blocked out because of a pole and waves them between powder mill road and the bw parkway. the big story is southbound 95. this is where we have the crash south of triangle, tying up the left half of the roadway. everybody pushed over to the right southbound on interstate 95 after triangle working back down into stafford. northbound, all the lanes are open. back in the next 10 minutes with another update out autria: the pair of eaglets at the manassas airport need names and you get to decide what they are. this is only happening right here on "good morning washington." week day tor last pick. the names you can pick from at wjla.com/votenow are niya and omani, which mean breed and traveler, endy and persey, short for perseverance and endurance, mika and takoda, which mean clever racoon and friend to all, and casper and jasper. you can vote all day today and tomorrow. we will annou

hello, everyone, welcome to a new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm kelly wright. juliewing the regime's aggression, more than a dozen syrian air bases can still launch war planes, and syrian leader bashar al assad is doing just that, striking targets across his own country including one near the site of the chemical attacks that provoked the american strike.

i'm kelly wright. julie: i'm julie banderas.he syrian air force has other bases in operation, allowing syrian warplanes to take to the skies. one of the targets near the location of this week's chemical attack. president trump praising the u.s. military effort. tweeting, congratulations to america's great military men and women. reporter: just a few minutes ago i got off the phone from a spokesman from u.s. central command. he says they continue to carry out airstrikes in the same the area that was hit last week. less than a dozen syrian jets were left untouched in the strike, make it likely some of the jets could be used in the future. the runway was left largely untouched because to because tok missiles are not used to bomb runways. officials say the strike seen here from the two u.s. navy destroyers was meant to sent a message to the assad regime and its allies. a russian drone was seen over the hospital where victim's of the chemical attack were taken. on a lighter note, the fox news learned the skipper of one of the warship

hello, everyone, welcome to a new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm kelly wright. julie: and i'm julie banderas. not slowing the regime's aggression, more than a dozen syrian air bases can still launch war planes, and syrian leader bashar al assad is doing just that, striking targets across his own country including one near the site of the chemical attacks that provoked the american strike. fox news pentagon producer lucas tomlinson has the very latest. hi, lucas. >> reporter: hey, julie. fox news has just learned new details about ramped-up efforts by the u.s. military to protect the nearly 1,000 u.s. special operations forces and marines on the ground in syria. now, that's led to some, a slight decline in airstrikes against isis in syria, and as a result, you now have more u.s. air force f-22 fighter jets -- these are stealth fighter jets which fly out of the air force base in turkey, a short flight away from syria. for the moment, u.s. officials say the assad regime has not made any threatening moves, the russians will step up efforts to protect assad's air defenses.

i'm kelly wright. julie: i'm julie banderas. other bases in operation, allowing syrian warplanes to take to the skies. one of the targets near the location of this week's chemical attack. president

julie banderas. kelly: i'm kelly wright.ocrat on the intelligence committee, finally saw key documents in the case, material previously provided to chairman devin nuÑes. president trump tweeting this: it is the same fake news mia

julie banderas. kelly: i'm kelly wright. congressman adam schiff, the top democrat on the intelligence committee, finally saw key documents in the case, material previously provided to chairman devin nuÑes. president trump tweeting this: it is the same fake news media, he says, that said there is no path to victory for trump. that is now pushing the phony russia story. a total scam, he adds. garrett tenney live from washington with, what did congressman schiff have to say about the documents he looked at? >> reporter: well, even before his visit to the white house yesterday, schiff was already casting doubt that he'd get a whole lot of answers, and afterwards it seems like not much had changed. in a statement schiff said in part, nothing i could see today warranted a departure from the normal review procedures, and these materials should now be provided to the full membership of both committees. the white house has yet to explain why senior white house staff apparently shared these materials with but one member of either com

julie banderas. kelly: and i'm kelly wright.fting his focus to tax reform while also saying he's in no real rush to get a vote on health care next week, this even as republican lawmakers say they're closing in on a compromise amid all of this going on, the nation's capital is also facing a looming government deadline. kristin fisher is live from the white house with more details. she has her eyes on that and more. so, chrisingen, what is the top priority? >> reporter: it has to be avoiding a government shutdown. that is the one deadline that can't be pushed back. everything else can. budget director mick mulvaney says he's confident that a deal can be reached but, remember, republicans' ability to come together on a spending bill has always been a little bit questionable especially since they were unable to come together on that first obamacare replacement plan. so now it appears that at the president's request they may try to deal with a new, amended replacement plan and the spending bill all at once, the same week that congres

julie banderas. kelly: and i'm kelly wright.sh to get a vote on health care next week, this even as republican lawmakers say they're closing in on a compromise amid all of this