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Woodrow wilson bridge. Youre in decent shape in the outer or inner loop. All travel lanes available. 6 01 now. Developing at this hour, flights are taking off again. But it is a tragic scene in istanbul. Youre looking at live pictures from the airport right now. Dozens of people were killed in multiple suicide bombings there. Crews are trying to clean up the damage. Erika gonzalez is at the live desk with the latest developments. Erika. Were just getting word that air traffic at istanbuls airport has returned to normal. Chilling videos are starting to emerge of the horror unfolding at that air...

Workers have been brought in to remove debris. This after three suicide bombers killed dozens of people and wounded close to 150 late last night. U. N. Secretary general ban kimoon condemning the attacks, calling for the perpetrators to be identified and brought to justice. Still working on learning who is behind the attack, although senior turkish government Officials Say that isis is responsible. Going to let you about new developments coming up. Erika, thank you. How are airports at home responding . Kristin wright is at Dulles International airport. Reporter several airports have increased...

Starting this morning at howard university. New Research Shows cancer affects people of different ethnic groups differently. The summit will discuss care for people with cancer in Rural Communities also. Youve noticed that eun yang is not here this morning. Thats because shes getting ready for a oneonone interview with the Vice President today. Watch her report on news 4 at 6 00. 4 31 is the time. Four things to know about the forecast coming your way. Lets turn to chuck bell. Thanks, guys. Quiet enough start to the day after thunderstorms late yesterday evening. What do you need to know about...

Sidney Kramer, a businessman and political figure who won election in 1986 to become the third person to serve as Montgomery County executive, died May 16 at his home in Rockville, Md.

He also served on the County Council, as a state senator