the attention of national by the office of the special counsel jack smith comes as there has been a wide-ranging investigation into the handling of top-secret documents and mr. trump s effort to maintain after 2020 election loss. make no mistake that this creates an extraordinary situation as it displaces the u.s. justice department into a investigation not only of the former president, but the current republican front runner for the 2024 presidential race. this is going to be messy, politically. donald trump already holds the historic place of being the only president being at being twice impeached and now he is the choice to be indicted on federal charges. cbs, catherine joins us now. this is a big development tonight. trump was already on edge that former president broke the news on a social media platform. reporter: multiple sources confirmed to cbs news that the former president has been indicted on criminal charges andy mar-a-lago document case. includes the unlaw
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Heavy snow, sleet and freezing rain has fallen across D.C., Maryland and Virginia Thursday. There is a lull in the significant winter weather for now, but freezing will continue to be an issue through Friday morning.
A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for almost the entire DMV. The impact of the winter weather could make traveling on the roads difficult and icy conditions could cause power outages.
The wintry weather has led to several school closures in the region, including the cancelation of virtual learning and COVID vaccines.
Reese is moving from the 6 a.m. show to start something new at WUSA9 at 7 p.m. Author: Reese Waters (WUSA 9) Published: 7:34 AM EST January 15, 2021 Updated: 7:53 AM EST January 15, 2021
WASHINGTON Back in 2017, just a few months into Get Up DC, I attended DC Newsbash where, while standing awkwardly pretending to know Andrea Roane, you know the stance, I was approached by a distinguished gentleman named Tony Perkins, who told me, I love what you re doing. Keep it up.
That meant so much, first because of what it revealed about Tony as a person, but also because this thing of ours we call Get Up DC was doubted from the very beginning. Think of an entity that could hate and they did. Even my mama was skeptical. She wanted me to get a government job with some security. But the leaders here at WUSA9, Richard Dyer and Michael Valentine had faith in the idea. And in me. And Larry Miller, Jan Jeffcoat, Miri Marshall, and Ellen Bry