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over the weekend, saturday will be the drier day the and the rainier pattern may be back next week. >>> let's go over to melissa. did you little girl have a happy 1st birthday? >> colletmllet turned 1 yesterd. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway, here's why, we have a crash blocking the right sidth f roadway. the tow truck is on the scene trying to get that out of the way. mclean, georgetown pike between bellview and towlston road your alternate, old dominion ride, instead. broad branch, trees down. a similar situation in alexandria, justin finch is live for us there. how are we looking there? >> hey, melissa. crews are working at this time. we're at russell road at rose chest. the problem is behind us on east windsoavenue. the cherry picker is doing some work. they're trying to reremove debris and restore power lines. crews have been working here actually since late last night when the city of alexandria police put outyord t were tackling this problem. this is russell road near east windsor avenue. it's dark out heme. safe to ashat a lot of the homes had the power knocked out or

i live in mount rainier, maryland. there is a train line that will carry waste where i live. if you stand on the metro platform in tacoma park, you can get a gamma and neutron dose as one of these things goes by. this is too close for comfort for the high risk of the shipments. the state of nevada reserves a shutout for their analysis of these risks. again these will be posted on the website. study the details of places you care about. if we don't do something about it it will start coming through. an alternative will be these heavy haul trucks which have their own risks. this is our reactor pressure vessel and at northern michigan, they had several incidents in 2003 during this heavy haul truck shipment to get into a railhead and put it on a trip -- train. this is interstate 40 and oklahoma in spring of 2002. the underwater submersion design criteria for these containers is dangerously inadequate. so too, the high temperature long-duration fire risks scenario. in july 2001, underground tunnel fire in downtown baltimore started, and radioactive waste management studied these

friday, that's the day where i looks quite a bit rainier. heading into the weekend, that frid, rain will leads to a beautiful saturday and sunday. look at that forecast. if you're gardening, less humid saturday. high of 81. sunday, comfortable. low humidity, high of 83. garden tip brought to you by ryfield. add color, tropical annual plants. they flowelo and all summer long. your weekend beach forecast, friday looks rainy. in the weekend, it's going to be nice and low humidity. there's your relief before next week when we are back in the 90 eads. more details on the fourth of july coming up. >>> an uninvite guest shows up at a local man's house. what he did after spotting this black bear going through his trash. stay with us. >>> what's old is new again. visitors can cool off inside an intee exhibit. you might remember thelastic balls from the beach exhibit a few years ago. well, the team behind that i back with the fun house. it's an interactive reimagination of your typical house filled with quirky finds, caves and marbles a beach is now a

home depot ceo, doing a fantastic job, craig rainier. thank you. ceo, maryland. how is it doing?time? tom kennedy. thank you, tom. president, kathy warden. and we are going to introduced everybody in a little while. i also want to recognize chairman of the american trucking association. along with johnnie taylor, president of the society for human resource management. they have been fantastic and really worked hard with us. everyone here today is united by the same goal, to train, recruit, hire american workers. thanks to our commanders tremes economic success, we have had a lot of them. as a country we have never been more successful than we are exactly right now today. the numbers coming out are beyond what anyone ever thought possible. [applause] and so if there is never been a better time to hire and grow in america. we have created 3.7 million jobs since the election. in the month of june alone, we grew the workforce by more than 600,000 workers. i say that if i ever mentioned this, if i ever mentioned this during the campaign they would have said that there is no way. there

we had a dose of slightly cooler, rainier weather, now it looks like the heat wave is back again.ore. we have a weather front approaching to western parts of the uk, which will introduce cloud and rain, high pressure from the south will keep building. as we head towards the end of the week and into the weekend, we will start to see some extremely hot air across spain and portugal moving in our direction. the hottest of the year will not reach us, we will be on the edge of that heat. temperatures are still expected to go over 30 degrees in london in the coming days. but for the moment, it is relatively cool for the moment, it is relatively cool, temperatures around 13 degrees first thing wednesday morning. here's a weather front of mentioned thatis here's a weather front of mentioned that is approaching western parts of the uk, we are expecting some rainfall at some point in belfast during the course of the afternoon at, and the coastal fog possibility along the western coast, but starting to warm up very bright and sunny across southern parts of the uk. on thursday, the weather...

[applause] >> please welcome courtney rainier colorado christian university student.rtney: thomas jefferson once said that the true price of freedom is eternal vigilance. he understood the importance of conserving american l use, ethics, and foundational principles regardless of what change may come. in the same way, our next speaker strives to protect and preserve the very characteristics that is find our society. her work is the ice president -- her work as the vice president -- a strong national policy. her hard work and dedication to understanding truth has come to serve as an example to countless other conservative leaders. she exhibits nothing but vigilance. ladies and gentlemen, please help me welcome jennifer marshall. >> please welcome jennifer marshall, weiss president of the heritage foundation. ♪ jennifer: good morning and thank you, courtney. isn't the work of ccu and students like courtney so impressive? [applause] jennifer: it gives me a lot of hope and i hope it does to you for the future of our country. i want to read weight ccu and the centennial ins

who plans to climb his beloved mount rainier in his honor this summer. mr. speaker, i urge the passage of h.r. 5504 and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. walker: mr. speaker, i yield five minutes to the gentleman from washington and sponsor of this bill, mr. dan newhouse. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington is recognized. mr. newhouse: i want to thank my colleague from north carolina for yielding. mr. speaker, i rise today to support -- to speak in support of legislation that will commemorate the life and service of a young man from central washington who died serving his country just over a year ago, on july 10, 2017. marine sergeant dietrich schmieman grew up in richland, washington, with his parents, eric and susan, and his two brothers, aaron and hans. he attended christ the king catholic school, hanford high school, and columbia basin college, where he met friends who would remain close to him throughout his enti