i'd like to see new signage, new statues that talk about the civil rights movement here in charlottesville, but i think the statues will be there to remind people of what happened in the 1920s. >> so so now we are approaching the university part of town. you start to see to our left all of the buildings, some of them very new, that are part of the university medical system, which is one of the best in the entire country. we are now entering the heart of the university community at the top with you. you can see the rotunda which was the library and main classroom building as part of the academical village of that thomas jefferson designed. this section of town is called the corner. this is the corner of the corner, it's where the historic entrance to the university grounds meets the main road down to charlottesville, forming a corner. today the corner refers to five city blocks, but this is the heart of the university community, where you have a lot of bars and restaurants and shops that cater to the university community. this long walk up to the rotunda here will take you up to the academi

i would like to see new signage, statues to talk about the civil rights movement here in charlottesville. statue should be there to remind people of what happened in the 1920's. now we are approaching the university part of town. you see to the left all of the buildings, some very new, that are part of the university medical system. entering the heart of the university community. at the top of the hill you can see the rotunda which was the library. this section of town years called, the corner. this is the corner of the corner, where the historic entrance to the university grounds committee main road to charlottesville -- holding their corner. the corner of first five city blocks. this is the heart of the university community here, where you get a lot of bars and restaurants, shops, that cater to the university community. this long walk up to the rotunda will take you up to the .cademical village and rotunda the university of virginia that the state charter in january in 1819. morning,pened monday march 7, 1825. long enoughved just to see the first year of classes. that has been a dream

i like to see new signage and statutes to talk about the civil rights movement and charlottesville. but i think the statute should be there to remind people of what happened in the 1920s. >> so now we are approaching the university part of town and you start to see all of the buildings, some of them very new that are part of the university medical system which is one of the best in the country. we are now entering the heart of the university community at the top of the hill. you can see the rotunda. that was the library in maine classroom building as part of academic village that jefferson design. the section of town is called the corner. this is the corner of the corner. it's where the historic entrance meets the main road. today, the corner refers to five city blocks. this is the heart of the university community with bars, restaurants and shops that cater to the university community. this long walk to the rotunda will take you to the academic village in the rotunda and the law. university of virginia got a charter in january of 1819. class is open monday morning march 7, 1825. je

officials are unveiling new signage for the trail at fox ridge park. the blue and green trails will be linked to the w and&od trail. and doing both loops is ten miles wit >> you can take the blue trail from the w&od up to balls bluff or spend time at any of the parks along the river, edward's landing park and really make a day of it if you so chose. >> for more information, search leesburg trails in the nbc washington app. >>> we now have the answer to the question, how did the turtle cross the road? >> well, apparently, with the help of prince william county officers. take a look at this video from the police department. the turtle is wandering on lincoln hull road. so with the help of a few citizens, the officer was carefully able to lift the turtle right there into the wagon. >> that's a heavy turtle. >> it is very heavy. and everything is going according to plan. very gentle, very slow. and then all of a sudden he's like -- wap! >> but nobody is harmed. >> comeses, you see more and more turtles hit by cars as they try to complete the mating ritual.

ten officials will officially unveil new signage for the trail at 9:00 a.m. in fox ridge park. the blue and green be trails. it is 5 1/2 miles long. if you do both loops, it is 10 miles total. >> you can take the blue trail up to the ball's bluff and spend seem time at bluff's bluff, edward's landing or crossing park and make a day of it, if you so chose. >> for more information, search leesburg trails on the nbc washington app. >>> how did the turtle cross the road? >> apparently with the help of prince william county officers. check out this video from the police department. >> this is coming from the police department. they show us this turtle wandering. with the hel citizens, the careful officer brings that radio flyer red wagon. the turtle makes its way into the wagon and eventually gets across -- whoa! >> somebody may be a little hungry. >> then he got across the street safely. we believe. >> despite his behavior, we know the turtle was very grateful. >> he did get across, right, john? okay. good. >> that's good. >> he just escaped the rain, too, it seems. >>> we all can'

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fastsigns designed new directional signage. and got them back on track. started at fastsigns.com. >>> as tensions with north korea escalate, vice president mike pence makes a very public appearance on the korean peninsula. thank you for coming in. the image of this vice president staring across the dmz a very powerful one. let's look at it. what message do you think this moment was designed to give, and how do you think north koreans interpreted it, fareed? >> it's interesting, the administration has been trying to send this very tough message, the iconic i am imagine, secretary of defense, vice presidents have done it. but it's part of a package. rex tillerson said the patience is over. all is well and good, but then you go on to understand what is the new strategy. it turns out the new strategy is basically the old strategy, which is we're going to try to push them, we're going to crank up sanctions a little bit, we're going to try to get the chinese to do more. because the truth is the only really significant shift would be an american military strike,

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the pedestrian project will connect to the plaza with a new raised walkway, improved lighting and landscaping. better signage. here's how the current mayor of concord and the assembly member describes these upgrades. >> being able to create kind of like that red carpet setting to where b.a.r.t. riders can get off of downtown b.a.r.t. and travel that avenue all the way into downtown concord to experience our restaurants, our entertainment and concerts during the summertime, our farmers market. this is the kind of transit hub, transit community that really pays off dividends. >> i don't know how much money is being spent. it's a lot of money. gosh, i don't know. i'm more concerned about getting into the city and back in a timely fashion, but i think if it -- if it's good for downtown concord and todos santos plaza. >> kind of difficult to get downtown. >> what do you think of them spending this amount of money for this project? do you think it's worth it? >> i'm not sure if there's not other higher priorities but b.a.r.t. trying to make it easier to connect to the towns and making a connection would help proba

signage goes up. it's kind of crazy. >> new artist renderings released by the nfl show what the steps and the eakins oval will look like once it's complete. >> i brought my grandson because it's a good experience for hip. >> inbound and outbound from eakins of to 20th street will close to traffic and on monday all lanes on the parkway close between the museum and 20th and some side streets get shut down, people that live and travel in this area are well aware and make adjustments. >> i have the thing on my computer when things are getting shut down and we just take a wide berth. i'm a plumbing contractor and my supply house is in west philly, i make it's long route. >> reporter: once again 12:01 a.m. the inner lanes of the ben franklin parkway is closed from eakins oval to 20th street. so far the parking restrictions and road closures had not had too much of an impact around the art museum. that could change. more restrictions are ahead of the draft the 27th, 28 and and 29 and. the full list is on our website at 6abc.com. sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you sara. >>> our coverage conti

the new pedestrian walkway it connects to the plaszcza add bike plain improve lighting landscaping better signages former mayor and current assembly member describes the upgrades. >> being able to create the red carpet setting to where b.a.r.t. riders get off here at downtown b.a.r.t. and be able to traveler the avenue all the way into downtown conorder. >> i'm not sure if there is any higher priorities than that but b.a.r.t. trying to make it easier to connect the towns and making the connection would help probably increase ridership. >> in projects is a partnership between b.a.r.t. and the transit authority expected to cost as i was talking about earlier $3.2 million using money from prop 1 b and measure j and b.a.r.t. funds. the winter of 2018 b.a.r.t. expected to build a $700 bike station here at the b.a.r.t. station. here in in concord, nbc behrens. >> unclaimed money in the south bay may be yoirs. santa clara has nearly $500,000 owed to residence and businesses. some money overpayment for fines or fees. some in restitution owed to crime victims. the list of resip yant is on the website we p

signage, whatever else needs to be done we'll go through that practice. >> reporter: some of that started today. >> hey, tommy how you doing. >> hey, sir, how are you? >> fox newser: there was a more distinct police presence on hazard and jerry told me a crew had been by earlier to clean old needles and such out of the gutters. today there were still some street walkers out but squilla was pretty clear that you can't arrest your way out of this. >> it doesn't resolve the problem. all it does is just move it to another area, which still ended being my problem. >> reporter: right. >> our job is to work with the community groups. work with the individuals on the residents and work with the police and all our social service departments to come together to come up were a plan how we'll tack this issue. >> reporter: he added that the problem didn't crop up overnight, nor will it be solved so quickly. now, who knows whether hazard street got some love today because of the meeting but i can tell you jerry the squeaky wheel got grease for his block today. so if you've got issues on your yours, you better speak up, too. and you know who to call. i'm hank and that's my ta

is a new message in frederick county, to show the impact of opiate and heroin addiction and the lives it's claiming in the region. jordan lindsay has our story. >> as the numbers go up on this signageity will see the impact it's making throughout the community and this is a nationwide problem. >> reporter: those who pass by will be able to know the exact number of overdoses and lives lost on a daily ba heroin and opioid use in frederick county, maryland. >> on average, we have one overdose every day, and on average, one fatality about every ten days. and the statistics are getting worse. some of the drugs that are being mixed in with heroin and opioids and fentanyl are becoming more powerful. >> reporter: so powerful that it impacts family members as well. >> my son was an addict. about four years ago, he had become clean eight months before. he passed away about four months ago. >> my son was taking prescription painkillers and he was unfortunately moved on to shoot up heroin. and my husband was addicted to percocet prescribed by the doctor. >> reporter: officials who put the sign together say the numbers are interchangeable, showing just how serious the heroin issue is. >> we're

once that is done people will pay at the meters with the signage the 8 street construction and north even if come up let the construction with a new parking configuration should be open transmittal e april 24th construction is underway and the striping and marking we want folks to be mindful of parking during time to park in the parking lane away if the curve and not park or load in the bake lane against the curve and watch for bicyclists this is a lesson we learned we were putting in place to make sure that works as defined great to see those in place at the end of the month we'll be up and running next on octavia street from last friday march 31st to friday the mta is closing off northbound to haight for the octavia street we'll experiment opening that block for people that want to walk u walking, biking, and for community outreach work with the octavia boulevard project we've heard consistent neighborhood asking for more be public space and creating liveability for the patricia green and some of the former freeway use and temporary use so this event that is open won't only help to see how this works but highlights the public re

signage, whatever else is need to be do done, then we'll go through that practice. >> reporter: some of that started today. >> tommy, how do you go. >> hey, sir how are you. >> fox newsporter: there was a more distinct presence on hazard and jerry told me a crew had been by earlier to clean old needles and such out of the gutters. today there were still street walkers out but squilla was pretty clear that you can't arrest your way out of the this. >> it doesn't resolve the problem. all it does is just move it to another area which still end up being my problem. >> reporter: right. >> our job to work with the community groups, work with the individuals on the residents work with the police and all our social service departments to come together come up way plan how we'll attack this issue. >> reporter: he added that the problem didn't crop up overnight, nor will it be solved so quickly. now, who knows whether hazard street got some love today because of the meeting but i can tell you jerry the squeaky wheel got greece for his block today. so if you've got issues on yours, you better speak up, too. you know who to call. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> major mission

once that is done people will pay at the meters with the signage the 8 street construction and north even if come up let the construction with a new parking configuration should be open transmittal e april 24th construction is underway and the striping and marking we want folks to be mindful of parking during time to park in the parking lane away if the curve and not park or load in the bake lane against the curve and watch for bicyclists this is a lesson we learned we were putting in place to make sure that works as defined great to see those in place at the end of the month we'll be up and running next on octavia street from last friday march 31st to friday the mta is closing off northbound to haight for the octavia street we'll experiment opening that block for people that want to walk u walking, biking, and for community outreach work with the octavia boulevard project we've heard consistent neighborhood asking for more be public space and creating liveability for the patricia green and some of the former freeway use and temporary use so this event that is open won't only help to see how this works but highlights the public re

signage that you all authorized is in the process of being installed. obviously there is a lot of interest and activity on sunday, which is the first day when the high demand meets the new. we will be on hand to evaluate and also help guide folks on sunday and we'll continue as we talk with you about when you approved it and as you directed us to do a comprehensive evaluation among which we will be evaluating compliance with a new regulations impacts on emergency response and then of course the community feedback we will get. just wanted you to know the pilot you authorized will go fl teefect this weekend. at the last mta board meeting, director ramos noted the van ness construction and the fact that we have taken essentially two of the six travel lanes, one in each direction and i think was asking if there were impacts noted in terms of traffic calming because we have done a de facto road diet there. i think you had broader remarks but have been looking at the impact since st. it is a big impact to a significant street in the city and did do therefore a lot of analysis on the traffic before the construction started to compare after. we have been looking both at our own

signage that you all authorized is in the process of being installed. obviously there is a lot of interest and activity on sunday, which is the first day when the high demand meets the new pilot. we will be on hand to evaluate and also help guide folks on sunday and we'll continue as we talk with you about when you approved it and as you directed us to do a comprehensive evaluation among which we will be evaluating compliance with a new regulations impacts on emergency response and then of course the community feedback we will get. just wanted you to know the pilot you authorized will go fl teefect this weekend. at the last mta board meeting, director ramos noted the van ness construction and the fact that we have taken essentially two of the six travel lanes, one in each direction and i think was asking if there were impacts noted in terms of traffic calming because we have done a de facto road diet there. i think you had broader remarks but have been looking at the impact since st. it is a big impact to a significant street in the city and did do therefore a lot of analysis on the traffic before the construction started to compare after. we have been looking both at o