the streets. massive women s rallies werealli held this afternoon the largest here in d.c. where it s estimated about 500,000 people gathered. we have live team coverage in the district with live t fox5 s ronica clearly and paul wagner. ronica, we begin with you. what is it like out there. reporter: li let me tell youe have been here all day for this march from where it started by the capital. now we are at the he lip withh the white house behind us. this entire space was full, stress and blocks of peoplef filled this area. the original route was actually planned to just go down along the mall.l. the crowds were so unexpectedly massive that at one point reports came out that the march itself was canceled, it would just be a recall yes, but the rc crowds continued to move alonge these streets so they said you know what we won t follow that single route.si multiple streets along d.c. to.. end up here at the ellipse.llip now at the start of it therehere were speeches by politic
tonight, i m lauren demarco thaa a i m matt ackland. we begin with the protest that took over the national mallall today and even filledan pennsylvania avenue.d aven hundreds of thousands of peoplef showed up for the women s march on washington.wash the crowd was bigger than organizers expected and included plenty of actors, musicians and activists. organizers even had to change their plans to march to the t white house because there were too am people to fit along the original route. fox5 a s lindsay watts icily tonight. unlike yesterday s protest, it appears everything was pieceful today. matt and lauren, is thathat really good new, the fact thatat this was so pieceful, considering the sheer number of people involved is really remarkable. estimates that half a million people participated in the women s march here in d.c. and we re in mcphearson squarequar fright now which has turned into a shrine to this mo people have left their signsei behind here.e. one of several plac
considering driving. it s the only alternative i have. metro tell us the additional staff will be at the impacted stations including we understand part of the staff that will be happening at the station will be metro transit police. to help with the crowds. possible confusion come monday. reporting live, brianne carter, abc7 news. alison: remember, you can stay one step ahead of safetrack with abc7 text alerts sent straight to your phone. just text the word metro to 43817. or sign up at wjla.com. right now police are p that left a person dead. randolph road reopened at 3:00 this afternoon. it all started with a crash. at kimablewick drive. moments later a second crash. this one at new hampshire avenue. we know one person was killed in the first crash. police identified the victim as 71-year-old victoria kitchens of rockville. no word if it was related to the second crash. in that case, police say four people were involved. two of them ran off. two others were arrested.
this is a very telling story. first off, clean-up underway. it s such a mess. i would probable argue in fact i m sure this a fact. there are several hundred people in this lovely town and i m certain more hail pellet fell and hit vehicles than there are residents in this town. the remarkable thing about this block we are walking down is all of the vehicles minus one are owned by the same family. the murray family. all the vehicles, total of eight sustained some damage. here is curtis murray. a major hailstorm. i seen nothing like it before. it pounded 15 minutes. bigger than golf balls. it looked like there was snow on the ground. that s how much came down. jay: thing you notice all over middleburg is greenery. it seems like this storm just stripped away much of the greenery. off trees. this is just coated all over town. the other thing i wanted to show you is this is literally a couple of blocks up. chunks from a power pole ripped off during the storm. thankfully nothing
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