severe storms. there s still three more steps above that for increasin chances for severe weather. the light risk for today means we need to keep a weather eye to the sky. already thunderstorms, northern fauquier county, headed up not too far to the south of leesburg at this point in time. i ll put the tracker on it. should be arriving in leesburg ten minutes from now. germantown, holding together by 5:30, damascus at 5:45 this morning. this is not severe, but it will be an early morning wake-up call for some. upper 50s across the area. high today, mild, 73 degrees. again, we ll be with you all toonchpdates the severe weather chances. now to elll melissa. the inner loop, two lanes getting by. trying o get more information on this including on how quickly they think that might clear out of the way. as you look at the map, you re yet.eeing any delay quite this just happened, and of course it is only 5:00 a.m. no impact yet if it sticks around, going to be a different story. r
contagious ahmed crime. variance spreads across the country will speak to a health expert about what this means for americans fight against the pandemic. also coming up, a man accused of deliberately setting fire to south africa is parliament building has appeared in court. he denies starting the blaze now finally contained after flaring up for a 2nd time. plus, india considers raising the legal marriage age for women from $18.00 to $21.00. the debate is fierce over what problems it s meant to solve, will take a closer look. and despite the panoramic one of the world s largest tech fairs, the consumer electronic show is going ahead in las vegas, will have a preview of some of the latest innovations and gadgets going on displayed. ah aah! conic spicer to our viewers on p b. s. in the united states, into all of you around the world. welcome to the program. the u. s. has recorded more than 1000000 new coven 19 infections on monday. that s a world record for confirmed daily cases
without suggesting a premature conclusion of the appropriateness of the use of force in this particular incident, i can express on behalf of all of us in this department our sincere condolences to mr. szeto, his family, friends, loved ones, and for the loss of life they ve suffered. we also recognized that officer-involved shootings can have traumatic effects on members of our community, especially for individuals, family members and loved ones of those who have suffered trauma of their own from encounters with the criminal justice system. whether in san francisco or elsewhere. and those who experience this trauma whether from descriptions or videos or images that we will present during this town hall, please know that help is available to you. you may contact the san francisco department of public health crisis line at 415-970-3800. or trauma services. first and foremost in the san francisco police department s ass pirration to be a national model of 21st century policing, w
southbound lanes of gw parkway. two cars collided near the exit to reagan national airport. that was around 3:30 this morning. those lanes were shut down for 0 minute. everything is open right now. and happening now. maryland state police investigating an overnight crash on the best way. this the mangled scene 11:45 last night aft crash between mercedyes benz and honda civic it happened outer loop river road exit. three men were taken to the hospitalment we re told they will be okay. hard to believe after that damage. crash over nights in prince george county two cars collided on martin luther in mitchellville. 10:30 it happened last night. one woman rushed to the hospital in critical cond condition. more on the fallout from firing of former fbi director james comby. he heard about his termination watching about it live on tell snrition os avrption less. he landed dulles over ov in the meantime the president decision sending shockwaves throughout d.c.. both with democ
illegal but also had a penalty of at least a year in prison for it. but the judge chose to suspend their prison sentences if they agreed to leave the state. after a few years of exexile, loving sought legal assistance to let them return home to virginia. today our speaker will be focusing on the suit that mr. and mrs. loving brought, actually making it to supreme court. it made a challenge that simply because they did not share had same racial identity they could not marry and if they married, they should be imprisoned for doing so. a ruling whose echoes can be very heard clearly in the politics and jurisprudence of today. peter wallenstein is a professor of history at virginia tech where he has taught for more than 30 years. before that he taught in new york, canada, japan and korea. his teaching has brought him a number of awards. in addition to his role as a distinguished teacher, peter has long been a leading historian of virginia and the american south. his various books