the first in woodbridge, route 123.t's what you areeero chopper 4. "60 minutes" from quantico to the beltway. heavy delays. give yourself extra time. seeing delays on the outer loop at new hampshire avenue. give yourself time there. we have a couple of accidents in rockville, norbeck. alternate is georgia avenue. and silver spring 16th street, colesville, the alternate on this one as well is georgia avenue. aaron and eun, back to you. >>> a major bid for the new purple line has been delayed by the maryland transit association. according to the "sho post", the bid deadline was pushed back two mohs to larry hogan can evaluate the project. it is supposed to run 16 miles between montgomery and prince george's county. >> imagine combining your commute home and buying groceries into one trip. metro will discuss just that today at a board meeting. the transit agency and giant foods stores are working on a deal. it would allow you to place your grocery order online and pick it up at your local metro stop. they would be be store

delays are coming out of woodbridge. sky 9 has been checking out the trip on virginia 95. also the hov lanes another fender bender managed to move over toward the left shoulder. still got to deal with those delays in virginia on 95. check out the ride for the outer loop of the beltway heading west into silver spring past colesville road. the volume here and downtown silver spring they are were checking for a crash at colesville and 16th street. northbound 301-5 out of waldorf to brandywine, a crash before the split left side of the roadway. back to you. >> tank you, beverly. >>> within seconds of the grand jury's decision being announced, social media went crazy with reaction in the eric garner case. >> nick giovanni is here with a look at some posts and celebrities across the country all weighing in. >> reporter: we're just now seeing numbers from overnight. they speak volumes. according to the "wall street journal" more than 69,000 tweets were being sent per hour with the hashtag eric garner. 16,000 per hour read, i can't breathe. a significant traction were oughtorred b

making your way interest woodbridge and springfield -- into woodbridge and springfield but all lanes open through lorton. the gw parkway southbound after 123, the emergency repairs continue. southbound it will be the right lane blocked until further notice. if you travel in bethesda, east- west highway between connecticut avenue and wisconsin right near montgomery avenue blocked off with a crash cleanup. police are dealing with that. they say a utility pole and wires were down. not sure when that will be reopened. connecticut avenue lanes are open and wisconsin. charles county, western charles county billingsly road at livingston road. >>> this is a court case that could affect every working mother. the supreme court is taking up a pregnancy discrimination case against ups. >> the suit involves a former driver who said she was told to take unpaid leave because she couldn't lift heavy packages. delia goncalves is live at the supreme court with details. delia, when is this case actually going to be heard today? >> reporter: the court will resume at 10:00 this morning and that's when th

northbound 95 the accident is out of the way but the lineup is coming out of woodbridge.wing. >>> cbs this morning is next. >> join howard and me at noon, we'll all it is monday, december 1st, 2014. welcome to "cbs this morning." st. louis police demand an apology from the nfl and rams players after a show of support for the ferguson protests. >> as millions prepare for cyber monday, a new study on toxic and dangerous toys to avoid this holiday season. >>> plus a hack attack on hollywood, and north korea is being blamed. the new film that has kim jong-un threatening massive retaliation. >>> but we begin this morning with today's "eye opener," your worldn i90 seconds.

hmmm, 95, woodbridge to quantico, always a mess.other nature adding more of a mess to it with the fact we're dealing with some rain. that's wave number one. here comes wave number two, the one that's got the colder air that continues to move in. rain changing to snow and freezing rain towards the west and that's going to be our concern. not really snow. not really freezing rain here. but i think sleet, and i think we could even see around the d.c. metro area, but the winter weather advisory, west virginia, shenandoaha valley west of the blue ridge will see the winter weather advisory and you have the best chance of seeing some of that mixed rain down to the south, snow, sleet, light icing, maybe less than an inch, but we're not expecting much in the way of some problems around the area. i do think roads should be okay. should remain above freezing. 40 degrees tomorrow. most of you in the 30s. 57 on wednesday. so we go back up. wednesday afternoon looks nice. then 50 on thursday. and then it gets unsettled again. friday, saturday and

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joe is up next in woodbridge, virginia on the line for those who oppose commercial drone use.aller: on for the use of drones for the military, for border control, and for some cases in law enforcement. said, it ist caller much too easy if we allow drones for commercial use, it is too easy for drones to get into terrorist hands and fly them into government buildings, etc.. just because there is an industry that can be created does not mean that it should be created. if the u.s. does not get involved in this industry do you think other countries will? people will go by then there -- buy them there? caller: they might be able to buy them there that they will not be able to bring them into this country. host: sell it enforcement issue you are talking about? you think the faa is doing enough? in light of the restrictions that are already in place and the uptick of reports of the near misses. caller: it is only going to take bringingp of a drone down an airliner or a terrorist group getting their hands on a flying it into an institution or a known entry elementary school. it is only

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he joins us from woodbridge in the u.s. state of virginia. welcome to the program.ow, i understand that while you were a special advisor to the former defense secretary, liam fox, that you were part of the group that proposed this exact base. is that right? >> yeah. that is correct when david cameron became prime minister in 2010, he created something called the gulf initiative. in and this gulf initiative was a mechanism that the british government would use in order to engage better within the gulf state as across all areas whether it's culture, education, economic activity or defense. and when it came to defense, we realized that with the threats close in the region and because britain shares many of these security concerns with its allies in the gulf, that perhaps we should look at a permanent military presence in that region. >> but why a permanent base now when the u.k. hasn't had this sort of presence in the gulf in more than 40 years? >> i think for two reasons really. i think firstly, it's an acknowledgement that this region is so important. so, it's an end

. >>> allyson, we're checking out the ride for you, virginia 95 heading up into woodbridge. out of newington as you make your way into springfield, a couple of stretches where we see some volume. more in newington to get to springfield about with all the lanes open, main and express lanes tolling. check out the ride across the wilson bridge, oxon hill, alexandria, volume still late. lanes are open. local thru lanes looking good, downtown anacostia river routes looking good. out of northeast lanes open past eastern avenue and volume still light as you make your way toward southeast. we're looking here you go. wow! thanks! get a free beverage in any size for enrolling in dd perks, and start earning points towards more rewards with every purchase. join today for a free beverage america runs on dunkin'. people of the coffee-drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right, for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter -- put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for the one you deserve. >>> if you put any stock in

road police are dealing with. 95 corridor lanes have been open now coming up out of dale city into woodbridge, springfield. little volume near the express lane entrance north of 610 and getting into dale city but lanes are open up toward the beltway. waldorf, mattawoman beantown road still shut down near poplar hill between the park and ride and route 5 and shut down with that utility pole and wires down. also in clinton a stretch of piscataway road is closed close to steed road. >>> breaking news from overnight, search crews found a large chunk of airasia flight 8501. sonar shows much of the jet lying up side down at the bottom of the java sea. >> more bodies have also been recovered including a find attendant in their uniform. heavy rain is hampering some of today's recovery efforts. while the sonar image has been spotted rkt investigate a on -- spotted rveght investigators are still trying to locate the blax box recorders -- spotted, investigators are still trying to locate the black box recordsers. >>> rescue work assured way at the site of a gas explosion that killed 17 people and injure

south and west, we're talking about woodbridge, warrenton, all seeing some of that rain. then more of that rain continuing in other parts of the region. i mentioned, that's really round one. it will continue in some areas, but round two will come in as the cold air really starts to arrive. and that's when we're going to see that changeover between rain and then eventually over to a wintry mix of sleet and maybe even freezing rain by tomorrow morning. sleet, the bigger deal. what does sleet do? it's the ice pellets that actually bounce on your car. freezing rain, a whole lot worse. i don't think we'll see too much of that. but sleet is going to be a big issue. frederick county, hagerstown, winchester towards luray and everybody back towards the west. doesn't include the d.c. metro area but you'll still see sleet in fauquier county, loudoun county, montgomery, fairfax, maybe even in the district but not going to cause much in the way of problems. here's what to expect. down to the south, this is mostly a rain event during the day tomorrow. and really, it's just showers. we'

host: charles, woodbridge, virginia, thanks for holding, republican line. you are on.aller: i guess i'm a little process. by the whole the bottom line is that it seems a huge is seems to be part of personal responsibility. there is nothing wrong with the 401-k. 401-k's.ny has everyone i know is involved and when you are you watch it closer. you manage it yourself. it rises and falls based on your action. in the end that is what you are benefit from or lose from. i could be ignorant on this and you can expand somebody plan vest into a pension and they receive benefits for life life. they both live to 90 years old ncluding the wife and continue to get benefits beyond what the company and individual put in. is any pension plan 20, 30, 40 years supposed to survive that?ing like and when you bail them out i'm not one re you saying dime of any bailout or rescue federal taxpayers at all? thanks. you asked a lot of questions there. do work for many people. basically the way they work is , u put in money, the employer if you are the employer they money.atch that the issues come

, republicanp is tom in woodbridge, virginia. caller: this is a conversation that i have had with family members who are law enforcement, close personal friends. my father-in-law, career law enforcement officers. this is a two-sided problem. the type ofem with person we want to serve and law , compared to the population, people who live in a world of physicality, it's a career choice, they like wearing a badge and carrying a gun. i served in the military. it's a career choice. something i want to do. you end up in the population with a larger percentage of people who are visceral, physical personalities. on the other side, you have a self-esteem issue. the high crime rate in minority populations and things like that, it's this think thatople who it's ok to commit crime because they cannot really achieve or do anything more. they are being dealt with by law who have families they have to go home to. host: let's bring this to a conclusion. caller: this is a debate we need to be honest with each other about. this is not a blue on bl

host: gordon in woodbridge, virginia. republican. caller: i think we should keep it open to offset the cost down there we need to gather up people we have outsourced to other countries and bring them back. that will reduce the amount of cost because the cost estimate is based on each one. you reduce the numbers, the cost goes up. you increase the numbers and the cost goes down. spreadtter way to radical muslims than to outsource these prisoners to countries like -- in south america and other countries. ? "ost: "the new york times reports that republicans are against the idea. the argue that housing wartime increase theld risk of terrorist attacks in the united states. each of the detainees had been recommended for release if the receiving country could meet security conditions, but they remained at guantanamo because they come from home countries with troubled security conditions. earlier this year, uruguay's president offered to take them in and the deal was ready to go in march. waited until july to notify congress. month, uruguay'

this is the sunday roundtable with stephen i. .ladeck and steven groves maria is joining us from woodbridge morning. good morning, steve. i wanted to ask the gentleman -- thead in a editorial that order that president obama gave against torture is going to expire at the end of his term. i was wondering if that was one of the reasons that senator feinstein released it. host: on day number two, the president did sign the executive order. will it continue? unless specifically risk -- removed by the incoming president, it will continue. i don't see a situation where an incoming president, though they do review all the executive orders, would specifically withdraw that order. fry disagree the possibility that additional legislation could possibly come out of this report. nothing will come out of this report. this report made no recommendations as to what could be done and in fact most of the things that would be in place to stop what happened in the report have been implemented in many years now, including the president's order, including restricting interrogation techniques in the army field ma