Is going on here. They know this will cause major issues. The Board Chairman jack evans talked about how he felt the entire metro area would be affected. Impact the metro region. He said the safety is paramount in the situation. We know they talked to the o. P. M. About making adjustments. But we dont know what they are. We know they have had some communications with the Public School system in d. C. We dont know exactly where those talks are now. Wiedefeld indicated there might be a Transportation System that could be put in place. Some buses for both regular passengers and perhaps for school children. We will have to see. Reporting live, Richard Reeve, abc7 news. Leon thank you. You hit it on the head. This is going to affect the entire region. Because of that as you might of commuters draws to job. We pick up the Team Coverage from the rosslyn station in arlington. You have talked to folks who expressed shock at the news. Mike frankly, leon, they dont believe me. They are just heari
Impact on the temperatures today, because highs will again reach the upper 70s. Wednesday and thursday will also feature periods of rain which could aggravate saturated areas that have recently flooded due to heavy rain. Highs will settle in the middle 70s to finish out the year. The new year will start with cooler and drier rivers are keeping up their work to take advantage of natures beauty, as nature deals them setbacks. Even with this years floods and now our newest round of rain, the three rivers greenway is still growing. Jack kuenzie joins us live from West Columbia with more. CharlesWest Columbia, caycethe city of columbiaall have portions of the greenway to both brag about but also maintain. Todayits more of the maintenance side as much of the greenway or riverwalks are either underwater or close to it. The very first section of the greenway to be completed back in the 90scolumbias granby parkwas taped off today due to mud and high water. Other sections are completely inundate
Feature periods of rain which could aggravate saturated areas that have recently flooded due to heavy rain. Highs will settle in the middle 70s to finish out the year. The new year will start with cooler and drier weather. Were following historic flooding in missouri governor jay nixon is now calling in the national guard, as water levels continue the death toll now stands at 13. Guard members are being called in to assist first areas. The flood is expected to turn into the second worst on record behind the flood in two interstates are shutdownraw sewage is the Mississippi River is expected to reach nearly 15 feet above the flood stage on thursday. Roads are closed in nearly 500 state. Midlands communities on our rivers are trying to make a truce with nature as they work to get better access to the water. And adapt to floods. And leaders say theyre making progress. Jack kuenzie joins us live from the lexington county side of the congaree with more. Charles, for decades people of the mi