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washington monument's face by a gust of wind. eric stone wasn't hurt in the incident. inspection work was suspended this weekend because of the wet weather. the national landmark is closed indefinitely but the climbers have become a popular tourist attraction high above the nation's capital as they go about their work at the monument. >> 30 feet. that's scary. up 500. work on the extension to dulles from metro is behind schedule by as much as six months. a progress report obtained by "the washington examiner" it shows the project's contractor reported being behind 188 days. the del...
of town. things are looking fine. where you see the yellow cars is where you have some delays. we'll take a look at the franconia springfield parkway. no problems up through springfield and on to 395 and up to the 14th street bridge. back to the maps, this time, let's zoom into the southside of town. you have some traffic forming. remember the new traffic pattern from the inner loop. stay right to get on to 66. otherwise looking fine at the dulles toll road. no problems here as you head southbound on the beltway across the potomac river. you'll be fine. a quick look if you're plannin...
the train. we understand that do have power at this point and they're getting air conditioning. but they've been on board for about an hour. we understand from emergency officials from montgomery county that they will bring in a train from forest glen and offload the passengers and then bring them back the other way. we spoke to someone just a short time ago, someone who was in an office floor about eight floors up. she watched all this happen, and she describes what the metro train operator did when these power lines came down. >> what actually really frightened us because we said, ...