i m going to step out here so you can take a look at it. on the inbound side of i-66, you can see quite a bit of activity there and traffic squeezing by right now to the right inbound on i-66. this is right after route 234 in manassas trying to get into centreville so that s a big deal for you commuters who leave the house early to get through manassas and for your commute through this area. i ll take you to another live picture so you can see what it looks like on the inbound side of i-66. a tough situation here. if you are a metro rider, you may have heard about the problems on the blue and orange line overnight at the rosslyn station. our delia goncalves is live at the scene to give us an update. delia? reporter: monika, we have great news for riders specifically for those who ride that blue and orange line in the rosslyn area. crews worked overnight through the night and some good news, the trains are back up and running and crews don t anticipate any major delays on th
you about north of town four corners on georgia avenue and route 29, that s been cleared. university boulevard and route 29. and even inside the beltway at georgia avenue near kansas, all that police activity is cleared up as well. here s 270 looking great out of gaithersburg into bethesda. no problems down to the point where the lanes divide. we ll take a live look outside right now. if you re planning to head over to the beltway past silver spring, you re going to be okay. here s what it looks like northbound on 95 in springfield. traffic is moving well. there had been an accident down in woodbridge north of route 1. that s been cleared up as well so you re running well across the occoquan river and past the earlier accident scene. we ll go back over to the maps and this time taking a look at the beltway around town. all of this construction should be cleared up now on the west side of town and 66 is looking good as well out of manassas. coming up in my next report, we ll g
irborn and airborne and hit a kfc restaurant in maryland. she s 29-year-old helena luis smith. witnesses couldn t believe what they were seeing. i d seen this car flying down the highway. the car coming all the way across so fast, i didn t even know it was a car. he was going maybe a hundred, 110. like a tornado. he was flipping, flipping, flipping, flipping. the girl that was inside the car came out. the car flipped one more time and landed on her. smith s passenger and a man in another vehicle were injured. less than a month ago state police allegedly clocked smith going 91 miles an hour on the inner loop near central avenue. at that time she was charged with driving on a suspended license. 23-year-old ross thudberg of baltimore is charged with first degree assault after road rage. he allegedly stabbed another driver while both vehicles sat at an intersection. the other driver gave chase and both vehicles ended up in a ditch on route 3. the maryland sena
home to new jersey at this moment. tonight we have new details about what may have happened to the pop icon. we ll begin tonight with the video of a cold blooded purrer. good evening. i m murderer. good evening. i m brian bolter. i m shawn yancy. brittany norwood brutally beat and killed her co-worker jayna murray in the lululemon athletica store. brittany norwood was first interviewed in the hospital hours after she was found bound and bleeding on the floor of the store. that was recorded on audio only. four days later norwood was well enough to go to montgomery county police headquarters for her first videotaped interview with detectives. she was a free woman voluntarily speaking with police five days after the vicious murder of her co-worker jayna murray inside the lululemon athletica store on bethesda row. he strikes me on my head. he strikes you on your head? uh-huh. on your forehead? uh-huh. do you know with what? no. was it his fist or an object
strength. taking a live look outside right now. 6:00 in the morning on the first day of february. normally, very cold. by the way, it is black history month, the start of black history month. that started back in the mid- 70s with president gerald ford making it official. good morning. i m wisdom martin. i m sarah simmons. thank you for watching. we have a great way to kick off black history month. it is a beautiful day out. it is fantastic. right now, it is nice. not just later in the day. it is raining right now. it is raining everywhere right now? much of the area seeing showers. butt temperatures are nice. that s where you re going. she s right. eventually, it will stop raining. support me here, tucker. and the sun will come out. i got your back, sarah. the sun will come out. let s go to hd radar. the light showers across the area as we speak. wisdom and sarah are both right. it will be a beautiful day. high temperatures in the upper 60s and lo