Subject: Afternoon Buzz: Pope’s visit will produce largest security operation in U.S. history
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Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2015 15:31:22 -0400 (EDT)

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POPE’S VISIT WILL PRODUCE LARGEST SECURITY OPERATION IN U.S. HISTORY 
David Nakamura, Peter Hermann
Federal authorities are mobilizing one of the largest security operations in U.S. history ahead of Pope Francis’s arrival Tuesday, an effort that is straining law enforcement resources in Washington, New York and Philadelphia.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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A DIFFICULT TALK: WHEN IS THE RIGHT TIME TO TELL A CHILD SHE WAS BORN WITH HIV? 
John Woodrow Cox
The fifth-grader with cornrows stepped from an elevator at Children’s National Medical Center and walked over polished tile floor she had first crossed in a baby carrier. She rounded a corner and opened the door to Room 3400, its purposely generic name inscribed on a white panel: “MEDICAL SPECIALTIES.”Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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MAULING, ESCAPES AND ABUSE: 6 SMALL ZOOS, 80 SICK OR DEAD ANIMALS 
Justin Jouvenal
The owner of the Reston Zoo in Northern Virginia has extolled the staff’s love of animals, but an employee drowned an injured wallaby in a plastic bucket, and a frostbitten spider monkey went so long without treatment that it had to be euthanized.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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U.S. APPEALS COURT STRIKES DOWN ONE-GUN-A-MONTH LAW IN DISTRICT 
Spencer S. Hsu
A divided federal appeals court panel on Friday struck down the District’s one-gun-a-month law and several other city firearms regulations as unconstitutional. The decision continued a rollback of gun-control measures since a U.S. Supreme Court landmark 2008 decision reversed the city’s long-standing ban on keeping firearms in the home.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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JURY IN PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY AWARDS WOMAN $100,000 IN BEDBUG CASE 
Dana Hedgpeth
A jury awarded a six-figure settlement to a woman who filed a lawsuit against hotel giant Red Roof Inn after she said she suffered injuries from bedbugs at one of their properties in Prince George’s County.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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GUILTY PLEA IN CASE OF TEEN WHO PUNCHED 69-YEAR-OLD AT METRO STOP 
Julie Zauzmer
A 19-year-old pleaded guilty to punching an elderly man at a Metro station earlier this year.Bill Miller, a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District, said that Elijah Smith, who was charged with felony assault, pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor charge of simple assault for knocking the 69-year-old man down on the escalator at the Eastern Market station in April.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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TRAFFIC, TRANSIT TIPS FOR THE WEEKEND 
Robert Thomson
Brace for a busy weekend of outdoor events in the D.C. region. The Capital Weather Gang forecast is a good one for local travel. Saturday looks like the better day for outdoor activity, because of the chance of a sprinkle on Sunday.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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BUS RIDERS URGE METRO NOT TO ELIMINATE DULLES AND FORT LINCOLN ROUTES 
Luz Lazo
Most days, Patricia Seck takes the 4:45 a.m. bus from L’Enfant Plaza to work at Dulles International Airport. Without the 5A bus, she says she would have no way to get to work on time.Now Metro has proposed eliminating the only bus connecting the District to Dulles, one that is generally packed with air travelers and airport employees. The 5A, some riders say, is their only transit option to get to Dulles early. On weekends, when the train system doesn’t start until 7 a.m., the 5A is bound for the airport by 5:30 a.m.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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THE COLD BREW CAN WARS: WHO WAS FIRST? VIGILANTE OR CONFLUENCE? 
Tim Carman
You can't swing a Kyoto ice-drip tower without hitting a local company hawking its own cold brew. It might be an iconic D.C. roaster serving its signature brew on tap or it might be a start-up bottling a smoky concoction aged with oak chips.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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