maryland, sam ford, abc7 news. jonathan: nice not seeing the river behind you. thanks. the water main break is having a big impact for folks trying to get home for dinner. the breaking news coverage continues with jamie sullivan who is keeping an eye on the traffic. jamie: of course. jonathan you may be late if you are trying to get to the dinner. you worked from southbound. glen mont to silver spring and past that to the d.c. area. let s focus on what you see behind me. you see the speed limit 30 miles per hour. everything where you see the brake lights is the traffic heading northbound getting by. it is southbound traffic is blocked off. so the trucks that you see and, of course, the crews on scene. that is the traffic that should be heading southbound which montgomery county says probably for the next 24 hours it will stay closed. southbound. there will be lanes northbound. let s move to map so i can talk about the best work-around and alternate. southbound on georgia aven
so these businesses are all going to have to figure out what to do without any water. bruce leshan, wusa9. of course, the area s terrible infrastructure troubles literally hitting home for a lot of folks up in wheaton tonight. scott broom has been talking to a doctor whose office was soaked by that flood on georgia avenue. he joins us live to tell us more about the mess there. reporter: in the backyard of dr. wajid kahn s office, my colleague bruce leshan is just over on the other side. you re looking at the opposite side, the downhill side of where a lot of this water went, just mud all over the place, the doctor s driveway here. dr. kahn had to send all of his patients home when he got flooded out this afternoon and he is out of patience with the wssc. outside dr. kahn s office, a river. inside trying to clean up where that river ran through it. it was like two rivers on both sides of the building. reporter: that s dr. kahn standing in his flooded office after sen
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erin 7:00. a lot of volume, take a look at 66, prince william parkway, not the only air area with major congestion, big problems on 210 as well. we ll take a closer look at that, allison and steve. is starting off with headlines in california. crews still investigating the cause of a deadly plane crash. a family of five, man, wife and three children. authorities say three people dead, two survived. the family took off from riverside headed home to san jose after a cheerleading competition. it crashed into a residential area. two homes were destroyed. minor damage to other homes. nobody on the ground hurt. police investigating a deadly shooting. gunshots rang out. melanie is all over this one. she s live for this one. reporter: what we re hearing from neighbors they re saying 30 to 40 heard. so frightened by the sound, they grabbed their family, and loved ones and just went to safety in the back of their homes, here s the ally right here and as the sun is coming up,