Virginia state police say a car stopped on the highway causing the Chain Reaction crash. The three Metro Transit Police cruisers crashed into one another, all three officers went to the hospital. The driver of the stopped car also went to the hospital. No one was seriously hurt. The driver has been charged. Were still working to find out what caused this fire at a home in district heights. It happened on old silver hill road and kentucky avenue early this morning. Prince georges county fire says that they put this fire out around 4 45 this morning. You can see one of the cars in the driveway is also destroyed. Were also working to learn how many people were inside the home when the fire started. Lets turn our attention as to decision 2016. Marco rubio heads into the tuesday florida primary with a win in the district. He beat john kasich by just 50 votes. Rubio gets 10 dat and thousands cast their ballots in downtown d. C. And a group of protesters from the dump trump movement, but no m
Good morning, im angie goff. Hope you have a nice cup of brew. Absolutely. It will take us time to get adjusted to it and you also might want to grab your rain coat on your way out the door. Many of us will get some showers. Thats right. Tom kierein here tracking when they will be hitting your neighborhood. You guys are amazingly alert. Fooled you. Does make a huge difference, our sunrise an hour later this morning. It will be at 7 22. Between now and then, a few scattered sprinkles coming lieu. Looking now at radar, areas of light green are scattered sprinkles coming in from the south and west. Heavier it downpours will pass well west of the metro area. And on this sunday morning, scattered sprinkles in the district. Montgomery, fairfax and loudoun county. A few scattered sprinkles on the Calvert Anne Arundel county line. 10 00, a few scattered sprinkles. But some of the heavier downpours wont be until later this afternoon. They get closer to the metro area and sweep right on through
As you can see here at 10 00 tonight, win out of the south at 22 to 32 Miles Per Hour which will continue to the Early Morning hours as well. Tracking the wind and also how much rain and how many snow. Now we want to go on an move things to Marianne Favro live in east palo alto. A lot of problems even last year without strong el nino storms. Are people bracing for whats to come . Well, they are certainly ver kenchl about imim the poplar bridge in palo alto and because of this mornings rain all the neighbors are coming over to check the creek level because they know theres been severe flooding here in the past. Rain, a welcome sight for drought relief but one thats also causing concern, especially here at the creek running between palo alto and menlo park. In 1998 the creek flooded after heavy rains causing more than 40 million in damages to dozens of homes. Bill mitch lives in the neighborhood. The flooding is a major concern. Santa clara valley Water District crews roeptsly cleared de
Entire garage. Residents can fill up to ten sandbags for free. Offered at different locations throughout marin county. The office of Emergency Services has been warning people for months that el nino is coming. What were doing, basically, is alerting people with the information that they need to know about preparedness, and we are touting our improved alert system. Anyone living in marin county can sign up for the alert system which now offers updated text information to both land lines and cell phones. With this areas history of flooding, county officials are hoping residents are taking this upcoming series of storms seriously. Now, when i asked the oes spokeswoman, whats the take away you want people to hear in regards to storm preparedness, she said just be aware. Get on the text alert system and its as simple as just looking out your window. You know whats going on around you. Reporting live in mill valley, nbc bay area news. Okay, thank you, kim. The weather may be to blame for th
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