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i m 111 years of bipartisan land conservation, which began with president roosevelt s leadership. the most glaring example is an ongoing attack on the antiquities act in general and the national monument in particular. trying to roll back as a taxpayer weight especially at a time when the administration is proposing significant staff cutbacks. in my opinion, another management designation is that they are seers intertribal coalition inspectors working to protect these lands. i believe any action by the administration to undermine protection for any other national monument is illegal and i will strongly oppose any legislative attempt to weaken this monument status. secretary zinke, the administration also attempting to unilaterally rule that has gone into effect on the blm mapping rule. the department now statistically dubious decision to suspend the methane waste prevention rule. this is a commonsense rule that implements in 97-year-old requirement to prevent ....
shenandoah valley to the western and northern suburbs that could get thundershowers and then they can roll through the metro area. some could have damaging winds. we ll look at the hour by hour temperature changes in the next 12 hours. how are the roads? chopper 4 over the top of the beltway. those taillights are the outer loop here, approaching new hampshire avenue. nice light volume here this morning. what we like to see from above for sure. 270 into and out of town, no problems. a little slow out of frederick, nothing terrible through urbana. 66 inbound, through manassas, 37 miles per hour. and then 95 there s construction near mine road. construction out of the way. a wider look at the beltway coming up in ten minutes. breaking news. we re closely watching a suicide bomb attack in afghanistan. we have learned the attacker drove an explosive vehicle and targeted the capital kabul. this video just in to the live desk. the blast sent a huge plume of smoke over the ....
today.on, closed berkeley, hampshire, grant and mineral counties on a two-hour delay. be sure to keep watching the bottom of your screen for school closing updates. let s get a check on the forecast for this friday with veronica johnson. veronica: the closings and delays corresponding to where we had the highest amount of snowfall. just a few flurries came through d.c. stephens city, winchester, around an inch of snow falling. closer to two to hillsboro, virginia. hagerstown, winchester, right through here is where the greater amount of snowfall with the system. with the next system we are starting to track coming through areas of tennessee and arkansas, this system will be impacting areas south of d.c.. ore we get to this specifics on that storm, let s see what the road impacts are and what you can expect stepping out the door. eileen: those in the immediate dmv and those over southern maryland, a-ok. we havenorthwest, delays were the roads are slick. your bus stop fo ....
the arguments now being made in the case. but afternoon. it s monday, february 6. i am michelle griego. so why legal fight continues today. the justice department is working to get a ruling reversed that halted it. and mackovic breaks down what s at stake and anne mackovic breaks down what s at stake with the travel ban. they are hoping to get the order reinstated as it works its way through the court process. hundreds of pages of legal briefs were filed overnight with the san francisco based appellate court. lawyers for washington state and minnesota say allowing the bantu go through will bring chaos to airports. the court already denied a federal government request to overturn friday s ruling by a seattle judge that temporarily halted the travel ban from seven predominantly muslim countries. i hope that the courts continue to recognize as they have, the unconstitutional nature of the order. reporter: a separate brief was filed by 97 american businesses includ ....
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