61 for winchester and leesburg youre at 59 degrees. Headed to the lower s on. Lots of lower 80s. Lots of sunshine. Enjoy it. Here he is, larry miller. What have you got . Your time 6 01. How am i going to compete with sunshine . Want to let you know we have an accident blocking the center lane on i95. This is at v a6 44 out in Franconia Springfield. Heres a live look. Couple that with delays and you have a problem. So that is the center lane blocked. We have delays all the way to Prince William parkway. No major issues around the capital beltway. Still doing really well. No issues on 295 or 395 on the d. C. And maryland side. A live look from our camera shows us how things are shaping up on i270. No major issues as you approach the capital beltway in bethesda. Your next traffic update in about ten minutes. We send it over to you. We saw it but still couldnt believe it. Wdbj reporter Alison Parker and photographer adam ward were ambushed and killed live on the air yesterday morning in r
Performance since april, reversing the losses that besieged the market last week. The mood on wall street improved on easing tensions with north korea thanks to an opped written by the secretaries of state and defense who said the administration would continue to pursue diplomatic resolutions with pyongyang. Now, add to that a solid quarter of corporate earnings, and stronger than expected growth in japan, and stocks took off. The Dow Jones Industrial average rose 135 points to 21,993. The nasdaq gained 83. And the s p 500 advanced 24. Dominic chu watched the rally from the floor of the new york stock exchange. Reporter it didnt last very long. What was shaping up to be a bigger scaled downturn in the stock market ended up fizzling out like its done consistently over the past year. On a Bigger Picture basis, major indices posted declines of around a couple percent only to bounce back today with gains in tech stocks and bank stocks. The general consensus among many traders is that geopo
Businesses to major corporations. What can we do for you . And now bbc world news america. This is bbc world news america. Hurricane sandy bears down on the u. S. East coast bringing with it walls of water and if he robberies winds. Millions are in its and ferocious winds. Nervous residents heed the warning to stay indoors. And with just weeks away until election day, sandy sends the president ial contest for a loop. No one wants to play politics in this storm. Welcome to our viewers on Public Television in america and around the globe. Hurricane sandy, one of the biggest storms ever to hit the united states, is bearing down on the east coast. Nine states stretching from North Carolina to connecticut have declared a state of emergency. 50 Million People live in the storms path. Usually bustling cities have been brought to a stand still. This is the scene in manhattan where a crane is dangling from a 65story building. Its a monday morning in manhattan unlike any other. The city thats su
Welcome to our viewers on Public Television in america and elsewhere around the globe. It is called a super storm, and sandy lived up to her building. Tonight, new jersey homeowners are still reeling from the massive damage. And millions on the east coast do not have electricity, and normally booming cities are at a standstill. 33 people have reportedly been killed. The destructive power of the super storm unleashed after dark as sandy made landfall. The flooding was instant, the scale shocking. The storm arrived with high tide in new york harbor, creating a surge of nearly 14 feet. Subway tunnels flooded. The water engulfed the construction site at ground zero. Manhattan was plunged into darkness. Electricity generators and exploded in spectacular fashion. What is going on . I dont know what is going on. Oh, my god. Many cars were damaged by falling trees and high winds. 0, my god. My car. Patients were evacuated from the hospital that lost power when its generator failed. In this hug
Stay on top of the pop air lung and two chances of snow in the forecast by down loading the free cbs philly weather app available on i tunes and google play. It the is first day of phl prek, locally funded prek initiative. 2,000 tuition free seats have been created thanks to the the cities you this drink tax. Eyewitness news was at the northeast where students were getting ready for their first day of school. Philadelphias chief education officer, was also there as well. Meantime, some say that they are experiencing, sticker shock, thanks to that new tax. Our joe holden is live in center city with more on that part of the story, joe. Reporter jessica, sticker shock is very clear when you hit the stores. City rebehind us intent of this law was to tax the distributors, of sugary drinks , however, we have found that is being passed on to the customer, and in some instances, the costs, related to this tax, it is higher then the soda itself. It makes he want to cry. Reporter she was about t