November 9, 2020 at 3:30pm
Voting is officially open for Chik-fil-A’s True Inspiration Award. Cornerstones of Reston was chosen alongside five other finalists competing for up to $150K to help support local families.
The finalists for this award, chosen in October, must provide community support in education, fighting hunger and diminishing homelessness, according to a statement from Chick-fil-A North Point Village.
Cornerstones has served the Northern Virginia community for more than 50 years, and they primarily reach communities of color. The non-profit was nominated by the North Point Village Chick-fil-A for their service to the community and action on the three pillars listed, according to the statement.
they want, but they can t really stay ahead of the snow that fast. nonetheless, if you say that once the storm passes, and they try to clear it all up, as i mentioned, they will have about 4,000 the trucks out here just in the northern virginia area, and they expect to spend about $25 million trying the get over the storm, anderson. all right. tom, appreciate it, and stay with us throughout the hour, because we will be tracking the storm as it moves up north. we want to give you more of the big picture as we check with chad myers throughout the evening to get the pulse of the storm. what is the big picture now, chad? is the new latest computer models just came out. they started running at about 7:00, they re all printed out. so there s a slight change in the forecast, but not that much. still all of the heavy, heavy snow, all snow, will be west of i-95. but new york city, you start out as snow, heavy snow. maybe four inches very quickly. then you change over to sleet and rain for a
to congress with voters knowing he s gay. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. captions by vitac www.vitac.com a very weak jobs report is having a very chilling effect on wall street and the economy right now. the dow jones industrials closing down about 270 points only moments ago. the other major indices also taking a hit. we learned today that only 69,000 jobs were added to america s workforce last month. that s the weakest growth in a year and the unemployment rate ticked up to 8.2%. president obama on the campaign trail today. he s struggling to convince voters he s part of the solution and not part of the problem. our white house correspondent brianna keilar is traveling with the president right now. brianna, what s the latest reaction? reporter: wolf, it was a similar refrain we heard from president obama. he urged americans to look at the broader trends for jobs and unemployment, and he did give congress a little credit specifically for passing th
all right. we checked that box off. i want to talk about grover in a second. there was an amendment we were talking about off the air that s fascinating. you were you got an amendment passed on the floor in the house to investigate radicalization of certain muslim groups in america and that s being blocked in the senate. talk about the amendment and then tell us why, what was considered to be a noncontroversial bill is being blocked now. the amendment is bipartisan accepted by dutch rupeesberger and basically looks at why certain people are being radicalized here in the united states. just in the northern virginia area, five pakistanis in jail now in pakistan for radicalization, a fellow who was going to blow up the metro who lived out in loudoun county in my congressional district. anwar awlaki was in a mosque in northern virginia. you ve had the graduate of the saudi academy which is in jail