. >> back around the maryland/pennsylvania southern maryland it's mainly a you. snow event for in montgomery county, fairfax county, you might see a little bit of sleet changing to freezing rain but that would only be a couple hours, maybe a little bit longer. but we could have a prolonged period of sleet and rain for the areas in red. frederick county, fauquier county, iluding the winchester area. if you're in red expect cancellations tomorw and delays likely into thursday as well. how much ice could we see? anywhere from a glass to a quarter ofn inch. that could produce power outages, dned trees. with freezing rain possible until the evening hours. we see that changeover to sleet and freezing rain around the midday hours. talking about road conditions out there. tomorrow morning it's about snow, but tomorrow eveninceit's the c for ice in spots, especially north and west of the beltway. by thursday it's all slush out there. we talk about the impact with kids, if you want to go sledding, get it done before noon. for most kids probably don't want to set the alarm.

. >> yes, especially along the c i-ridor and the maryland/pennsylvania border. this includes frederick, and washington county, frederick county in virginia and parts of loudon county and uppergo mory county. damascus you were dealing with the ice last week, likely dealing with it ain tomorrow the concern is going to be later in the day tomorrow where we're going to be seeing the changeover. we see sleet mixing in in the midday hours and sleet changing to rain in theafternoon. the counties i just mentioned in red, you could see a glaze to a quarter inch of ice accumulate. we're talking about the potentialor power outages and treacherous travel out there, especially ithe afternoon and evening hours. freezing rain is a possibility until the eveningho s, until as late as 10:00 or 11:00 p.m. up around the maryland/pennsylvania border and i-81 corrid as we talk about our bread meter, i'm saying it's half a two day supply. tomorrow you want ty s home and delays likely by thursday morning. by thursday afternoon we're getting around no problem out there. the road conditi

loggest winners for snow today, will ber to the maryland/pennsylvania border. there's the alberta clip per zipping in here. this would be all-snow forus. we're way below freezing this morning. first flakes, potentially reaching northern maryland and the shenandoah valley here. if you see snow and get a s picture,end it to me on twitter, as the snowflakes move on in. there's snowshowers out in fredericks county, virginia this morning. it's the washington metro area and points north and to the west. southernd marylo frederick. not a big snow producer but a solid inch or soround the city. the real issue is the timing. snow on a commute, never a good news. w >>>re great even on a friday. we'll see how things go. start things o as you ride in potomac. river road, westf falls road, we have a structure fire. river road is closed nearl cha road. with the hoses across the roadway and as the fire department used thewater, the water iced over. we have to wait for sand and sult trucks to get through. evergreen mills road is clo in loudon county. it's been closed since yeste

snowfall amounts have been impressive along the maryland/pennsylvania border. the mason/dixon line.own here around the washington area, it's been all in the form of rain. just barely rain, too. if it will be this cold and this wet, i wan to get the next three degrees down and change this over to sn g. that's nng to happen. the overall trend this morning will scour all of the freezing temperatures out of the viewing area. where you see the pink along i-81, into parts of northern maryland, that's a mix of rain, ezing rainsnow and f pockets this morning. this will all be gradually coming to an the pink shading areas disappearing with time. green overking that. just plain old rain around here. it will be a very rainy afternoon. a burst of moderate rain just in time of the evening commute, a weather front goes by. it will rain steadily untilni about mt and taper off quickly thereafter. and we'll be here for sunshine for tomorrow. temperatures hoverin just at or above the freezing mark forrn nort maryland. highs today will occur about the time the sun goes down. above freezing for everybo

and for us just a couple of snow showers right along the borlder there, maryland and pennsylvania. this system moves out, weather moves in so that's good, right? friday the warmestwe her, that cold front comes through during the late afternoon. here's 6:00 and and that's the front right there bringing some showers. i'm not expecting much in the way of shower activity. if you have dinner plans on friday night you should be okay. you move on through, and behind it watch what happens saturday morning. the next system comes in along that front. we get rain from d.c. southward, snow back to the west,nd when the cold air moves in everybody gets in on the snow, and it could be cing down here during the early afternoon. and that's why we think we could run intms some prob if you want to head to the store, a good idea to do so. right n i still think roads should be okay for this. but if it comes dn hard enough some of the secondary roads could be a problem. what to expect, a great thursday and great friday. early saturday mix as i just showed you and everyone goes over to snow, and right no

freezingain is possible around the maryland/pennsylvania border unl:00 or 10:00 at night. so you could be dealing with slick spots not just tomorrow night but early thursday morning. road conditions tomorrow, everyone is dealing with snow in the afternoon. on thursday morning still some slush out there. sledding tomorrow for the kids, geef them oute noon, before we start to see that changeover, we have the snow stickle che, that's going to be revealed tomorrow morning so you want to hustle out theres well. grilled cheese, tomato soup sounds like a perfect day. if we get 2.7 inches i get youh grillede and tomato soup. 3.1 i get grilled cheese and tomatosoup. >> i love when we made that bet she's like we're buying it from the cafeteria, no way i'm making it for you. i'm thinking 2.7, amelia is thinking 2.1 in d.c. at the airport and downtown that's what we'rein ng. thursday as i mentioned, a different season, 56 and sunshine in the afternoon looking nice. 52 on friday. 60% chance of rain on aytur.rd >> over here! >> bringit! >> 70 on sunday before another winter storm, le no

a little cooler up around the maryland-pennsylvania corrouor, whereot a little bit more snow yesterday. >> that snow pack keeping those temperatures a lit bit cooler. we continue to track temperatures generally warming into the upper 40s and 50s into urthe afternoon by the evening hours, 6:00 p.m., still not that d, 51 degrees in washington and not a huge concern for a refreeze overninit t. you will see temperatures across the area for the most part. do stay above freezing. there is the chance for rain out there tomorrow. twill have more on timing with future weather and also checking out the weeken erica, it's thursday, i know we are all looking forward to it. >> well, some of us work for it, my friend,et me remind you of that. >> moving things along. >>> drivers throughout the s region arell encountering road hazards, whether it's the snow flyin off the rooves of other people's cars or icy patches on the road. >> news 4 has a look at road conditions justin, how is it looking right now? >> reporter: hey there, so far, so good. we know here in frederick county there was a delayed start

. >> especially around the maryland, pennsylvania border back around thei-81 corridor, check it out someotential cancellations right now for the counties in red. these are mainly counties along the mason dixon line, getting word that prince william county they have a lot of parking lots to clear and they don't think othey' going to beble to get to all of them tonight. could see a cancellation tomorrow morning from that icy mixture falling overnight tonight. that freezing rain. potential, dela some of these schools along them have already called delaysut there. but i think you could see delays in prince george counties. rain around midnight. maybe some isolated rain, freezing rain holdingbo onto 10:00 a.m. we're talking about some isolated slicks, sp and the most likely areas for slick spots are going to be in montgomery county where aemperatures are going to be cooler. etter chance for slick spots out here in ouresternones. down through orange. rain and freezing rain over around midnight. look at your temperatures. 31 to about 33 degrees. that means the snow from tod does not melt and an

and along the higher elevations, the blue ridge, of northern marylands, into southern pennsylvania, windts of 50 miles per our to 60 hour. be careful if you're traveling around. the wind is coming out of the west-northwest. almost a perpendicular approach. maybe 30 or 40 miles per hour. once the sun comes up, the winds are likel to increase. traveling towards buffalo or new york city, it is going to be windy there, as well. farther south, the winds will be issue. an the stars are completely clear at this point. 43 in washington. averaging 20 and gusting to 35 miles per hour already. temperatures in the 30s and 40s. in e won't be a big jump temperatures. we will get into the upper 40s for your afternoon a high on monday. watch out for the strong northwest winds. ten-day fecast time. chilly for the week. our high temperature is up to 50 oogrees. slightlyr for most of the week. it will become all-rain friday afternoon into saturday, as temperatures get back into t 50s. another significant colder weather pattern arrives next week. not done with winter yet. >> annapolis, chesapeake bay bridge

biime winter weather in pennsylvania, really right around the border here. emtsburg, marylandight there south they've been getting snow on and offoday. the current temperature in pittsburgh, 15. normally our colfrr air moves in the west, but that's not happening. for us, we've got a cplef pret nic dayuthere let's talk about tomorrow. high temperatures in the 50s. 6 saturday in ths. that's with the frontal boundary get on reason why we'll the warm side. you can see the front right there, friday at 6:00. again, friday is warm. it you're going out to dinner no problem. some shower activitt likely but lot. i don't even think you'll need the umbrellas on friday night. 11:00 friday night instorm is through down to the south, b another front forms along the front, the cold air moves in and now you wake up saturday morning. some rain to the south, some snow to the north and by late in e afternoon as the cold air continues to move in, everybody for the most part changes over to snow. maybe the exception down towards southern maryland, we'll watch that. but snow and it's going to come d

from massachusetts, new york, pennsylvania, maryland and virginia, south carolina. and mr. james hoban of charleston south carolina selected as a winner but then the follow-up of the work of the foundation was entered on the next day, no choice was made of the plans for a capital, it is expected to take place next month. in the meantime the competitions who would become the a vengeful runner-up, stephen hale, is sort of being strung along by the commissioners to keep making changes to his design, to keep altering things to modify things. and ultimately it is actually thorton's plan that arrives well past the deadline. the commissioners in washington decide to give him additional time and when he submits his final plans in early 1793, he is actually selected as the winner, and his design is chosen. now, hale is a classically trained french architect, and when he finds out that he has lost out to what he would consider an english, a scottish amateur, he did not take it particularly well. and to complicate things further, the commissioners thought it would be a good idea to pu

i think we'll have delays north and west of washington, counties in maryland, along the pennsylvaniaere's your zone by zone forecast. not a lot of delays in the d.c. me row zone. especially washington, prince george's unty. just rain here. only a small chance seeing isolated pockets of wintery mix and sleet and freezing rain. but here it's

i think the counties in maryland along t pennsylvania border have the best chance of maybe being cancelled but especially a two hour delay. back into frederick and winchester, and the panhandle of west vilinia. potentelays around the d.c. metro area, which is montgomery county, which is a difficult call bause i know you have a half day tomorrow. prince george's county and anne arundle county i think you could see a delay. uquier, prince william, potentially a delay a well. so something you want to stay tuned for. a delay is going to be good you get the kids into school afterv the snow ended and you're tracking rain at that point. so the main roads mainly wet out the based on surface temperature. secondary roads and sidewalks could be dicey, especially north of town. >> and especially in th morning hours before 7:00 once the sun comes up. 53 degrees your saturday. sunday. good chance of snow to the north and west on sunday. but most of us are. ra metro area all rain. 39 monday. and look at the 30s all the way through next week, even another chance of rainnow as we end the first full week of

think about religious minorities that arises in utah, maryland, rhode island and pennsylvania. does it not make some sense they are going to care a little bit more about that history than other states? of course the u.s. supreme court can't customize its interpretation of free exercise clause to something that happened in rhode island. they have to pay attention to the whole country. basically it says we have to pay attention to language and precedent and have to be careful before we go beyond language and precedent. type two says we have a little more flexibility. that's all there is in judging from my perspective. basically half of the constitutional rulings out there are one or the other. if you have a u.s. supreme court decision that's a little more formal and you have an ohio supreme court that's a little less formal they not only can disagree they should disagree. the last reason is probably the most powerful. the rights we care the most about are written in the most general language, due process, free speech, equal protection, unreasonable search and seizures. cruel and

it wasn't just people running from maryland or virginia to pennsylvania, now it was from kentucky to ohio. so congress tried from time to time to pass a law to do this or that but they could never resolve this problem. southern white slave owners accuse northerners of enticing their slaves across the border with promises of freedom. northerners accuse southerners of kidnapping, not only former slaves, but free black people whom they might talk of the field or from the road and take home as a prize piece of human property. >> strictly speaking it is not quite right to call him a fugitive slave because he was a free black man who was kidnapped as you suggested. and sold into slavery in the deep south and had a very exceptional experience to escape from that condition, not by literally escaping but because of other new york came and got him. so the tension that we are aware of between the two sections, there were many causes and reasons for, my argument in this book is that the plate of human beings trying to find freedom against all odds was one of the driving factors that accelerated

this portion features the mayors of annapolis, maryland, parkland, florida, charleston, south carolina, and pittsburgh, pennsylvania, as they share stories and recommended solutions. part of a recent meeting of the u.s. conference of mayors. >> good morning, everyone. my name is karen freeman wilson, and i am honored to serve as the chair of the criminal and social justice committee for the conference of mayors and i have the distinct privilege of leading this session on a very important topic, a very grave topic. earlier, we just had an excellent discussion in the plan in your area on what mayors can do to build inclusive and compassionate cities, and the conference center's, the conference intentions -- intentional action on helping us to do that. in this session, we are going to discuss a key factor in ensuring that not only are our cities inclusive, but that we protect our residents against those who do not value them for particular traits they possess. not only that we protect them against, but that we send a message that we do not tolerate of the ill-treatment of people based on gender, sex, race, religion, a

. >> mpl ss closing schools including minnesota, pennsylvania and maryland and virginia and so as ourederal offices in the washington, d.c. area. most airlines are offering wavers to passengers with flight said to travel into the storm. the icy roads created havoc on interstate. roads are slick, just trying to go slow and take your time driving where ever you go today. >> the storm is headed up to the east coast from d.c. to new york where it will turn to rain. as for the good people in demoines and minneapolis where it is expected to get snowier by this weekend. >> even snowier, thank you, don, i love seeing the capitol in the background. >>> twelve survivors from around the world are urging the catholichu have tolerance for abuse. we spoke to some of the survivors in room where the meeting is taken place. >> reporter: the meeting ended moments ago. we spoke with the survivor on his way out. he said pope francis did not make an appearance. now the question is will the pope in implement the changes the survivors want. the survivor also toll d us he waited years for this moment. he's s

maryland. theno rain line is following u.s. 50. north of that line is a mix. when you get closer to pennsylvania, it a wet snow event at this point in time. temperatures are hoveringust around or just slightly above the freezimarkee ining mark of . 32 in leesburg, 35, fredericksburg. not a big range in temperatures, but close enough to where we could have some troubles. and road chemicals workfe ively at these temperatures. and with a lot of moisture coming down, i think this will mainly be wet road problem for your monday. more about how this snowll even accumulate for tomorrow. that's coming up. >>> good morning, chuck. looking the road a situation in laurel, southbound 95 before crash investigation, activities on the shoulder there, waiting for the lanes are open, looks better than it did, a couple minutes ago. we h volume still. upper marl bro, croom road. someels this morning. northbound is nice and open. 270 right now, 70 down to the spur, 61 miles per hour going to get you there in 29 minutes. nothing in the way on 270 northbound also looking good. >> melissa,ha you. >>> news 4 crews were

maryland. a little more in the way of themulating snow next t pennsylvania border. what you node to know, snow north and slushy roads. mostly just a rain/snow mix around swn. alth of the city will be r in drops today. tonight, colder arts to filter in. as a result, snow chances go up tonight into tomorrowmorning, especially for northern maryland, where there could be 2 to 4 inches of snow. around the.c. metro area, another rain/snow mix, to be briefly slushy at times. and then everything will change to all-rain andf a lot rain to boot. there's your profile for today. temperatures hovering in the low 30s all day, with mostly rain during the daylight hours. and the mix back to snow tonight. all this on our nbc washington app. you can see here, there's a lot more moistureha where came from, as well. be ready for not a pleasant weatherst tch. any snow chances will be contained to the pennsylvania border. less than an inch for the d.c. metro area. 2 to 4 up near the pennsylvania line. there's the ten-day outlook. next day we see the sun, wednesday, with a gusty west wind

fredericksburg, southern maryland. 1 to 3 inches, pretty likely for most of the metro area. and northern loudon county, untgomery county, to the pennsylvania line, 3 to 5 inches of snow. that will be morno thanh for a cancellation. chilly, unsettled over the d. week maybe another little chance for snow monday morning. but the big chance for next week, ooh, bang. that's g to be cold. >> it will be chilly. more blankets here in t weather and traffic center. wo> northbound 270. now, the ro is in the northbound lanes. this is a strange thing to see so early in the morning, having taillights here. right side ised blo by that work zone. as you see the delay here, you see in the southbound ilanes, th nice and open. no problem southbound. it's only that delay as you're headed northbound towards frederick. outbound south capitol street, work zone blocking all lanes there. traffic pushed on to firth sterling to outbound suitland parkway. 66, fairfax to the beltway, 59 miles per hour gets you there in nine minutes. >> tu.nk >>> 4:54. another delivery service is turning to robots for help. >> they're taking over. >> as soon as this summer, your fedexa

good agreement, less than an inch, southern maryland and probably three inches or more, from northern montgomery county, leesburg, north to the pennsylvaniaine. taking that into acunt, most of the d.c. metro area, a mix between 1 and 3 inches. 3 inches or mor north and west, and inch or less down to the south. we'll put this on our social media pages. doug will be back here this afternoon and to and we'll be here tomorrow for a storm team 4 weather alert day. unsettled weather through the weekend and a big chill next week. nexts coming up in t half hour. >>> staking a look in bladensburg. northbound kenilworth after. chopper 4 showing you the delays. we'll lha you know if changes and things update here in the next couple of minutes. hyattsville, southbound b.w. parkway, right side blocked by a disabled vehicle. top of the beltway, outer loop is slowed. that problem is on the right side. but the delays are hanging around on the outer loop. upper marlboro, that accident is hanging around. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway. stafford southbound 95, a northbound, two right lanes blocked. >>> this week, news 4 has been looking at home dn

states of ohio michigan and maryland the suit claims the closures violated the contract the union negotiated with g.m. meanwhile seventeen hundred workers in erie pennsylvaniahave gone on strike at the former railroad. the vision of general electric after the subsidiary was sold to the web tech corp the united electric union representing the workers say webb tech is exploiting the transition to try and impose a pay cut and mandatory overtime one union rank and file are said workers are ready to strike for as long as it takes to push back on the pay cuts. and turning to the enforcement beat a major federal investigation in the u.s. has been closed closed without any charges being filed investigators that u.s. department of justice scrutinize shipping firms shipping firms including the well known firm maersk of denmark the mediterranean shipping company or m.s.c. based in switzerland and germany's apic lloyd on suspension of an i trust violations in relation to cost cutting industry practices of pooled sailing schedules and ports calls despite concerns that such practices could reduce competition and raise prices the justice department is close the file accor

pennsylvania border. so, our friends and neighbors, ederick county, carroll county, washington county, maryland, into theanhandle of west virginia. be on the lookout tonight and tomorrow, there could be snow. in and around htown, m of today, it will mostly be that rain/snow mix. after aroblematic commute tomorrow, everything becomes a mot of rain. rainfallts of an inch or more likely. so, that is a lot of moisture this time of the year. the latest forecast from us, at storm team 4, is on the nbc washington app. posting some of that on my social media pages. i'll show you radar in a few minutes. there's your ten-day outlook. 36 with a mixtoday. north of the city tonight. and a cold rain tomorrow. back to sunshine and windy on wednesday. 50s on thursday and friday, with rain cing back friday night and into saturday. and then, dry weather and cold, finished out the >>weekend. let's see how the traffic is coming along on a monday. >> good morning. inbound, westbound 70 after 27. crash reported there. we might have two tractor-trailers involved. seeing a delay th taking a look in laurel. northbound 95 at 198.

pennsylvania issued a band for rvs and buses. >> the cars are off the road. >> reporter: this tv reporter was caught off guard when a plow drove by and the university of maryland, dozens of students took advantage of this winter weather starting a massive snowball fight. >> it is fun but annoying. we have to clean it up. >> reporter: the cleanup is underway. homeowners and businesses are digging out. in the south, rain was causing flash flood watches wet weather in the south is expected to continue until friday. ice and snow in the northeast could linger until thursday morning. ray bogan with fox news. >>> closer to home, snow is forecasted to fallthe mountains meteorologist are forecasting snow as low as 2000 feet. winter storm warning is in effect through tomorrow morning. >> is not allowed to have snow there. >> it is crazy. sal, i should try to dig it up but there is a picture of me when i was about 4 in the front yard with enough snow to create a little snowman. that was a long time ago. >> i don't really remember. i kind of remember but definitely. >> it is a big deal. people don't own codes. >> or ice scrapers. good morning. when i think of san diego, i

pennsylvania border, rain chances a lot lower. most of t rain in the southern area of the viewing area. waldo waldorf, warrington and culpepper. meanwhile, counties in frederic maryland, it's dry. where it's dry, a little chillier. and your planner for today, keep the umbrella handy. it won't rain everywhere all day, just pack it along as a precautionary tale of don't wt to get caught without it. more rain chances for the first half of the weekend. y ra time out the satur raindrops. >>> looking at the roads. centreville, southbound 28 at westfields boulevard. off of the phone with police. the right lane is the only thing tting by that crash. southbound, two vehicles involved and someinjuries. 're going to keep you updated on that one. all of the green showing it's raining across our area. beltway, nice and clear right now. cheverly, southbound, left lane blocked there. >>> developing this morning, a woman is deadfter a violent crash in prince george's county. look at the scene. you can see the entire front end of thatar was destroyed. around :15, a car on marlboro pike and old crane highway slammed into another car. the driver was rushed to the hospital. no word on w

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and i live in virginia and went to undergrad in pennsylvania which would require driving through maryland, which would make me immediately a felony. it's a combination of those two things. >> time of the gentle lady has expired. >> i want to thank our witnesses for being here. your testimony is incredibly inspiring and invaluable and i cannot overstate the importance and urgency of this hearing and i want to thank the chairman for his leadership. this is the first time -- the first hearing in the u.s. house of representatives on gun violence prevention in nearly a decade. we have a gun violence epidemic in this country. in some communities, persistent use of gun violence has become a day of life. over the last eight years while congress was ignoring this problem, the gun death rate has risen by 17%, the suicide rate by 19%. the gun rate hit a nearly 20 year high in 2017 and roughly 40,000 deaths according to the cdc. the u.s. is the world leader in child gun deaths with death by gunshot being the second highest cause of death of children. i just noticed that the time was not reset. mr. ch

north of the pennsylvania border, it's very cloudy and flurry and snow shower just southf there it is a pretty nice day around here. only snow chancesoday are up across far western maryland and into west virginia. future weather, friday, a lot of clouds but near 60. ce and mild. saturday morning though things start to turn aeund around h and we could have a period of snow during the day. there's a lot both working for and against the storm system. working against it, we're going to be near 60 on we'll have a long way to fall to get temperatures cold enough to suort snow. that's strike number one. strike number two, temperatures y be just above freezing so cold enough to snow but very hard to accumulate a lot of snow. i'll show you what theuropean model thinks in a couple minutes when i get with you next. sunday, also a little chance for rain and snow. enjoy the sunshine andil weather while we've got it. >>> an american car maker is getting into the bed business. >> t-mobile and sprint want a csrger. what e are telling lawmakers right now about prices for wirelesservice. s >>> right now on capitol hill, the heads of s int andt-mobile are testifying before members of the h

maryland. there's a few isolated cold spots out there, where the ice could be more signicant. the red shading here, winchester to martinsburg, to carroll counar, as well. beul near the pennsylvaniaamounts, 4 to 6 inches. a different s weathry the for farther north you went. sometimes it's a couple of degrees that makes the difference. 36 in washington and quantico. 33 at budulles. high enoh to keep anything

maryland. there's a few isolated cold spots out there, where the ice could be more signicant. the red shading here, winchester to martinsburg, to carroll counar, as well. beul near the pennsylvania border. snowfall amounts, 4 to 6 inches. a different s weathry the for farther north you went. sometimes it's a couple of degrees that makes the difference. 36 in washington and quantico. 33 at budulles. high enoh to keep anything major from occurring. winter weathered a risery for montgomery, howard and loudon county. winter storm warnings higher than that. everybody gbos freezing today. the bad news is, the rain may not stop ulil w after the sun goes down today. some places could get an inch oa today. and we're not done with rain chances yet for this week. >> that's aot of moisture. thank you, chuck. looking at the roads. frederick, eastbound 70 after 270, have a reportsi of the rig after the crash. and megan mcgrath, she drove by southbound 15 on to 70 a said, we did not have crashes there this morning. that's good. we havead aot of reports of ice in the frederick area. green belt, inner loop, before kenilworth avenue. a crash onut the right side not impacting things too much there

pennsylvania and minnesota avenue in southeast d.c. chief newsom called the crime an act of brazen violencee >>> if youver gotten a speed ticket in one of those work zones in maryland you may want to listen closely. you may want to challenge theck ti. calling for a new report that shed some light on the problem. >> reporter: in a flash a new report detailing some inconsistencies with maryland's work zone speed camera program. >> well, that's not good.no that kind of annoys me. >> specifically a report from the state office of legislativ audits showing that for most of 2017 maryland state highway administration did not adequately monitor the maryland safe zones program vendor. now, according to this report ngere were 18 work zone cameras like this one duhe time that the audit was performed. but ten of those sites did not have the proper inspections. >> that's wt people have been saying about radar cameras for decades, that they're not calibrated, they're not accurate. >> reporter: a speedm camera prog meant to program highway workers. the speed limit is 55 miles an hour but go 12 miles over thed spmit and you'll automatically be issued a ticket. >> any dealing with

then also, like i said, i live in virginia and originally to undergrad in pennsylvania which would require whichg through maryland, would make me like immediately a felon. so it's a combination of those things. >> time of the gentlelady has expired. gentleman from rhode island. >> i want to thank our witnesses and many people in the audience. your testimony is incredibly inspiring and invaluable and i cannot overstate the importance and urgency of this hearing and i want to thank the chairman for his leadership. is the first time -- first hearing in the u.s. house of representatives on gun violence prevention in nearly a decade. epidemic gun violence in this country. in some disproportionately impacted communities, persistence instances of gun violence are a fact of life, endangering the life of these communities. risen byeath rate has 17%, gun suicide rate by 19% and rate 14%.de the gun rate hit a nearly 2017 and roughly 40,000 deaths according to the c.d.c. the u.s. is now the world leader deaths with death second highest reason for death. number of americans has risen. gun mr. chairman, i notice the time was n

maryland from snow to rain, about early afternoon tomorrow. and then, that rain/snow changeover line i moveso the d.c. area, during the afternoon tomorrow. 3 to 6 on average, across the area. closer to the pennsylvaniaorder and east and west virginia. the mier the change from snow to the mix to rain, that will make pinpointing an exact amount of snow difficult. wednesday evening, as mmperatures hover around the freezing mark,t of i-95 and areas south andaswill be rain pape long i-81 and into northern maryland, there could be a coue of hours of freezing rain into tomorrow evening, before it becomesat all-rain tomorrow night. that will be the biggest danger zone. northern maryland and the top t end o shenandoah valley there, for freezing rain late in the day tomorrow. right now, though, it's all-dry. temperatures below freezing for most of the area this morning. your planner is for plenty of sunshine today, with afternoon highs in the upper 30s and low 40s. about 42 in downtown today. not mucf a breeze, either. there's the leading edgemo of t ture. there's actually sleet across parts of northwest georgia, huntsville, alabama, to mississippi. the cold air extends way down to our south. winter storm war

pennsylvania. and many more places. he is also a assistant clinical professor at the university of maryland -- university of maryland's graduate program. spencer is a robinson professor of history at george mason university. his research interests and publications focus on african-american migration, slavery and the underground railroad. he has been a leader in public history for several decades. presidentrmally mr. of the national underground railroad freedom center in cincinnati, ohio, and later working at the national museum of american history smithsonian institution for 20 years. he brought their the integrative exhibits and the creative exhibits, which have been important and memorable. the one that people probably remember best from field to factory, african-american migration 1915 to 1940. he also co-curated the exhibit. the american presidency, which is one of the smithsonian's most popular exhibitions. it is also published books with the same titles and many more publications. he is working on a biography of thurgood marshall. gloria is a professor of constitutional law at john jay college of criminal justice. she ha