Be life threatening officers to shut down north military highway between international boulevard in meadow lake drive as they work the scene right there at crescent way we also learned just a short time ago that the road is now back open to take a look at this video of the wreck took out just how bad this crash was so far no word from Police Exactly what caused this crash but again medics rushing this to people to hospital with what were told are non life threatening injuries mom to bring you updates as soon as i get more information. Also i have some breaking National News to tell you about thats coming up right after. Whether in traffic. All right sanjay thank you so much for that we got a busy friday morning and good news is right leg is not going to be too busy today that a clear sky is her off the ball away to the weekend promises and i think it was closure. Full disclosure common in this morning there was a fork lock bridge that we should begin right around for sometimes a minute
36 in worcester. And from there, we gain a couple more degrees in the afternoon with highs in the 40s afternoon with highs in the 40s. Mostly sunny skies. Crowds creeping in and overnight tonight. By midnight. We start to see raindrops and even freezing rain out there. 40 to 48 degrees for your high today. Sunshine and high, thin clouds. Lets get to you Julie Grauert now with live drive time traffic. Julie shiri, things still quiet at 5 a. M. It look at route 1, 93 south. No complaints. Moving to the pike, you are flying from the weston tolls past into the allstonbright past into the allstonbrighton area. The expressway looking good. A live look at the pike where things slide open. Live drive times. 23 minutes on the pike from 495 to mass ave. Nine minutes on the expressway from the braintree split to the pike. 23 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. Sara and gene, back to you. New this morning, state police are investigating a high police are investigating a highspeed crash on
I wanted to ask you to join in here. I think were also talking about the Asian Community and were talking about whether people feel that they are being hurt and theyre included. You think about the minorities in the country and often times people, you know, start with the Africanamerican Community but largest is now hispanic community. And then you have the Asian Community growing in rapid numbers, especially the Fastest Growing group of immigrants is asian. Whoo about political participation an inclusion . Do people feel like they have a right to participate in this structure . Well, yes. Thats the message we have to carry to the community, to let them know that if they dont participate, their concerns are never going to be heard. Theyre concerned about immigration. Theyre concerned about health care and access to health care. Theyre concerned about housing, you know, putting food on the table. You know, asians are not the model minority inclusively. There is diversity within that div
Attorneys, assists members with all aspects of tax legislation. This panel is about 45 minutes. So our first panel is going to examine portions of the history of the joint committee on taxation. And our first speaker is george yin and his paper deals with the joint committees role in the codification of the tax laws. George . Thank you very much, and thanks to the u. S. Capital and Historical Society for sponsoring the event and to the joint committee, tom and the rest of the staff per organizing it and inviting me to participate. Its wonderful to see so many familiar faces and join in celebrating the 90th anniversary of this great institution. I thought i would use my time to mention just a few of the surprises i have discovered in researching the history of the joint committee. Truth be told, virtually everything ive learned has been very interesting, if not surprising. In addition to satisfying our curiosities, the story of the joint committee is important because the staff of this
Okay . So lets just go back and look one way to look at this is to look at the maps that i hate which are just Electoral College which suggest that we live in red or blue states, you know, that we are a certain kind of people. Actually you see, this is a more accurate, you see this has west virginia. It may be that we dont have county level data, okay. Are you less confused . Right . What you did is called our attention to the fact there are brand new states that are just voting for the first time which is another advantage the republicans have. All of these situations actually play to the advantage of the republicans, that they have not only the army but also new states that have been formed under the aegis. Okay . Anybody else have another question . Yes. Theres one on each side. Dr. Ayers, writing a book about the shenendoah valley and activities there, will you address in that book or today the importance of david hunters actions at the battle of piedmont 5 june, his subsequent mov