the hov is getting back up to speed out of newington. the gw parkway, another crash has been reported near the overlook. we are seeing backups from 23 headed south. we have delays inbound new york avenue with a stalled car on the right side. i am back in the next 10 minutes and we will look at silver spring. larry: bombshell allegations overnight. missouri's governor admitting to having an affair and what he is denying that is catching more attention. john: an investigation after hospital workers are seen dumping a woman at a bus stop in the freezing cold half naked. announcer: you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. >> this is disgusting that they would leave her unattended, at a bus stop, half naked. autria: that patient in baltimore forced into the cold. security leaving her with nothing more than a hospital gown on her back. larry: ryan hughes is outside the university of maryland medical center. why did they let this woman go? a supervisor can be overheard saying that. the woman was medically cleared. the man who s

the record-keeping by the newington army was a bit optimistic. [laughter] questions? all right.hank you very much. [applause] >> we're taking a look back 50 years to 1968, when the north vietnamese made a surprise attack on the south, on the via menus new year holiday. give us your feedback and comments at facebook.com/c-span history and on twitter at c-span history. president trump: where are you from? >> the moment itself i described at the time as a bizarre moment. he sort surprise when of called me over, but he is the president of the united states and you are in the oval office. if you says who are you, come over here, you sort of have to. irishight on "q&a," journalist and former washington correspondent christina perry talks about covering president trump for the irish media during and after the 2016 presidential election season. >> drain the swamp, three words, is incredibly evocative. chines what it says on the tin, saying that d.c. was built on a swamp and by draining it, replacing horrible people with better people and that was something that whether voters believed h

newington at 24 degrees. clouds and radar does show most of the activity moving out for the east. what you see around the d.c. metro area is not going to expected. this will continue a little bit longer until 6:00 p.m. windchill factors as the winds begins to pick up will take a dive later today, only feeling around 0 at around midnight tonight, and that is why we have a windchill advisory that is set to go into effect at 10:00 p.m. tonight, lasting until noon tomorrow. the entire area, including at alexandria, prince george's, cumberland, fairfax, all under , ending-chill advisory tomorrow morning with windchill factors that will be very cold, we are talking well below 0. to 13 forrom about 3 actual air temperatures. 5 to -20.hill is - frostbite, hypothermia. possible bundle up in the morning. how about a warming trend? more on that in a few minutes, adrianna. adrianna: thank y, the beach. hour, the winter storm, bomb cyclone, whatever you want to call it, is still pounding ocean city, maryland. island, all morning long, we have been seeing tremendous breezes, gusts blowing the s

a 19—year—old man is in a critical condition in hospital after being stabbed in stoke newington lasto become daily smokers, according to a study by queen mary university of london. researchers found 69% of people who ever tried a cigarette went on to become a daily smokers on even if just temporarily. a new way of helping adolescents deal with anxiety, low mood and depression is having positive results. the university of reading has been running a pilot, with psychologists giving secondary school pupils practical therapy. young people have learnt coping strategies to help them deal with challenges they face. these are very common problems in teenagers and children. about one in ten of the population will have these problems before they leave school. one of the reasons we go into schools is because in every classroom there will be a handful of kids having these difficulties and we can be much more efficient and get to kids much sooner. let's have a look at the travel situation now. on the tube this morning, severe delays eastbound on the district line following a signal failure at ear

bbc click‘s lara newington, has been to one store in north london to find out more.good old—fashioned checkout had been so much longer but things could be about to change. well, it is time for a rather unconventional shopping experience. the first thing i'm going to do is get my bag out. this north london convenience store is trialling a prototype instant checkout with the finished product being prepared for its debut later this year. because when it comes to actually checking out, the rfid tags which sit on all the products will be instantly scanned in one go, you canjust be instantly scanned in one go, you can just put everything in here straightaway although it does sort of feel wrong. and something sweet. soi of feel wrong. and something sweet. so i have everything they need in my shopping bag but! so i have everything they need in my shopping bag but i can't leavejust yet. in fact, this is the fun bit. it's time to the instant checkout. i p°pped it's time to the instant checkout. i popped down my bag full of items and immediately, what's in that bag sea mlessly