To catch you up on what is happening down at the tidal basic. Fox5s Alexandra Limon has more on the Cherry Blossoms. Wearing wedding gowns, can i mows and 50 shades of pink, to is and locals alike travel to the tidal basin. I come down here every year. Its about a threehour drive and ill take photos and walk around. Some got early to beat the crowds. Some did it for a different reason. We want to get some really good sunrise shots with our camera here. At sunrise they had the perfect cherry colored sky to match the weekends theme. While it is peak bloom weekend these arent the fullest cherry blues am weve ever seen because of the rocky weather we had this month you can see many of the Cherry Blossoms died. I think because of the weather, the changes in the weather. But its still beautiful. Getting downtown a breeze. Metro eased on weekend track work to accommodate all the visitors and will continue to provide full service on most lines for several weekends so everyone can enjoy one of
News at 10 starts right now. Good evening, everyone, thanks so much for being with us. Im matt matt ackland, lauren ha the night off. Lauren, crowds joined us in taking in the cherry months omz and in fact, the ovrm opening of which the early months only festival took place at the warner theater tonight. Looking good and d. C. s mayor addressed the courd and unlike festivals in recent memory the weather leading up to this years event caused a lot of stress. And the cold snap we had this month damaged some of the cherry months only around the title base up and despite that the blossoms are reaching peak bloom and look pretty good. We have very happy in the district that spring has officially arrived. And that our Cherry Blossoms opportunity to drive around a little before i arrived and i told the am bar doors. Some people dominant and we know we have tough, old trees. The festival began ten days ago and this was official opening a month long festival commerates japans gift of cherry tre
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USS San Diego Back to Sea in 5th Fleet After Containing COVID-19 Spread Among Crew
March 12, 2021 10:44 AM
Hospitalman Cheyenne Bostick, center, assigned to amphibious transport dock ship USS San Diego (LPD 22), prepares to administer a COVID-19 vaccine to Sailors assigned to guided-missile cruiser USS Philippine Sea (CG 58) in Manama, Bahrain, March 2, 2021. US Navy photo.
An amphibious warship is back to sea in the Middle East after spending two weeks in Bahrain trying to contain the spread of COVID-19 among its crew.