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were quite unpopular. these decisions change our lives. let s go through cases that illustrate very dramatically and visually what it means to live in a society of 310 million different people who helped stick together because they believe in a rule of law. good evening and welcome to landmark cases our series that explores people behind the supreme court s most important decisions throughout the history. this week the 1952 steel seizure case. it s officially known as youngstown steel and tube versus sawyer. we are going to start with a piece of vintage film. this is harry truman on april 8th, 1952, as he announces the seizure of the nation s steel industry. with american troops facing the enemy on the field of battle, i would not be living up to my oath of office if i failed to do whatever is required to provide them with weapons and ammunition they need for their survival. therefore, i am taking two actions. first, i m directing the secretary of commerce to ....
you re county the next 15 or fauquier county the next 15 or 20 minutes. the line making its way toward us new york through our area. talk more about this throughout the evening from nbc4 and the storm center. i m jim handly at the news4 news desk. the national transportation safety board calling for immediate action today to fix a problem that may have led to january s smoke incident at la fant plaza metro station. the problem, investigators tell us some cable connecting the to the power supply were installed without ceiling sleeves. those sleeves are designed to keep moisture out of high-voltage conductors and prevent a short circuit. the ntsb says metro must now fix the problem by implementing a program to ensure that all power cable connecting the are covered. one person died, you will, dozens of people rushed to the hospital when smoke filled a tunnel close to the la fant plaza station in january. the ntsb will hold a two-day investigative hearing into the electri ....
70s. next weather and traffic on the 1s your walk to walk forecast and what to wear. that s at 5:11. melissa what s going on on the road? as far as the downed trees got word from kristin wright, macarthur boulevard and clara barton, that s cleared out of the way. no more downed tree. rock creek parkway at massachusetts avenue we have a reports of a tree down. that sounds like the clean-up there is underway and not blocking everything as first reported there. 66 and 95 don t have any big problems there on 66 or 95. taking a look at 29 b.w. parkway here and 95 into and out of town everything there is actually looking quite good. no major problems and remember, again, in northwest, beach drive right there near the zoo, we have the northbound lanes blocked because of a report of multiple potholes and some fixes happening here this morning. back at 5:11. see you then, melissa, thank you. a developing story, a patient is at the national institutes of health in bethesda wi ....
that may have kept you up overnight. they have pretty much pushed out of the region right now. no severe weather to worry about today but we are warming up and drying out. last night s severe weather knocked out power and left some stranded in high water. take a look, this was the scene on the inner loop of the beltway near river road. two lanes were blocked due to high water. no one was hurt in northeast when a tree fell on a minivan. look at this. you can see the side mirror dangling off the van. the front was also badly damaged. tree crews were called in to cut that tree down. storm is over. what can we expect for the morning commute today? storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein has the latest. tom? we still have high water on some of the ramps so watch out for that from the heavy downpour downpours we had overnight. as we look at the storm team 4 radar a few lingering light sprinkles. the area in the moving green south and southeast of washington. that is mo ....
30% of the vote. i feel very strongly that i m not necessarily running against the former mayor donnelly or william euille and i do honor their service and that s very important. i said from the very beginning that i would run a positive campaign and i have. i m very pleased and proud of the campaign that i ran with my team and look forward to continuing to serve this great city. my term is not over. the commonwealth long time virginia house speaker william howell easily run the nomination in the district primary. defeated tea party candidate and former protegee susan simpson 62% to 38%. you ll find all of tonight s results from the primary at the bottom of your scene and on our website www.wusa9.com and on the wusa9 news app. good evening, everyone. i m derek mcginty. i m lesli foster. we ve gotten to the elections part of our show, but get ready for a prolonged early season heatwave. we are talking a week or more of 90-degree temperatures. first alert chief me ....