Administration is now saying that they will be done tonight. Too much of a hassle. Reporter how has it been . For thousands of drivers getting into the city, a big time bottleneck. Tough enough with the rain and the closure ofhe southbound lanes of the gw parkway. Reporter and there is more likely to come. I dont know where to go and my gps is acting up. Reporter the sinkhole opened up the pavement in this southbound lane just the other side of the bridge over windy run in arlington. Road crews closed all the inbound lanes starting at 123 and then pushed cars even farther back to the beltway. Its very unfortunate. It points out how important the gw parkway is as a commuter route into the district. Reporter northbound is open. And the president at one point breezed right past the sinkhole heading for bethesda. But southbound will stay closed until crews can fill the hole. Were hopeful that its going to be done by the morning, but Mother Nature has to cooperate. Reporter the hole doesnt
Symptoms if we were infected. Concerns over ebola have airlines on alert. Emergency crews boarded an American Airlines flight in midland, texas, over night, after a passenger got sick. Haz mat crews took the woman to the hospital but they say its unlikely she has ebola because she did not have a feverened was not travelling from africa i was scared for my family. I dont want to take it home to my wife and kids. Reporter the flight originated here in dallas. With concern over possible Ebola Outbreak here in the United States, federal Health Officials plan to unveil new screening procedures at the nations arpts. Were looking hard as what we can do to increase the safety of americans and we will announce further measures that will be taken. Reporter new screening steps could include checking travelers from west africa for fever. An american doctor exposed to the ebola virus in sierra lesn has been released from quantity teen at the National Institutes of health in bethesda. Authorities sa
Restaurant in the last month, you need to quilt a doctor. Lets turn to Eyewitness News reporter cleve bryan on has details. They should be very concerned. Reporter hundreds of people may be at risk to hepatitis a after a food handler at rosas restaurant and catering in Hamilton Township tested positive for the disease. Started feeling sick on the 24th, the 25th through 29th he was severely ill and went to the hospital and on the 29th. Reporter hepp tight a is a Liver Disease caused by hepatitis a virus, least serious type of hepatitis and rarely fatal but it is highly contagious. Anyone who ate at these establishment or received take out, received caterer that establishment certainly has a possibility of being at risk. Reporter there is more, rosa as provides run to much students at nearby saint rayfields catholic school. While official healths believe most killed ren covered by standard vaccinations a Public Health nurse was at the school tuesday and parents were alerted. Rosas shut d
A pregnancy discrimination case against ups. The suit involves a former driver who said she was told to take unpaid leave because she couldnt 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 thats when they will hear the case. This case certainly has implications across the country and every employer no doubt is saying paying close attention. This decision could decide whether or not employers have to offer special accommodations to pregnant employees. Now, this all started with a woman who lives in lorton, virginia. Her name is peggy young. Shes 42 years old and she says when she was pregnant in 2006, ups discriminated against her because she was unable to carry packages more than 20 pounds. You see, she was a driver and drivers were expected to lift packages up to 70 pounds. She says instead of offering her lie duty, the Company Refused t
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