SILVER SPRING, Md. (WUSA9) -- Metro and Montgomery County are fighting over money and who's to blame like a couple headed to marriage counseling and still not quite on the same page.

The fenced-in Silver Spring Transit Center is what 6 years of construction and $120 million and counting has bought.

The new transit center is so screwed up it has been declared a safety hazard for running buses cars and people, so it just sits there behind locked gates, never opened and unused.

On Tuesday, Montgomery County officials said they're ready to plow ahead with a plan to fix it starting next month but Metro, the other partner in this deal, again warned "not so fast."

Since it's Metro that's going to run the center, the transit agency doesn't want to sign off on repairs that might leave it with huge maintenance problems for the next 50 years.

WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA9) -- Myra Oppel was sitting in her office at Pepco's Headquarters when the Derecho of 2012 hit. 

She watched as the power company's outages jumped from a few thousand to almost half a million. By the time it was all over, more than two-million people in Virginia, Maryland, and the District were in the dark, and it would take nearly two weeks before all the power was restored.

Almost a year later, Oppel met with WUSA9 to discuss what Pepco's doing to prepare for this latest round of storms. 

SILVER SPRING, Md. (WUSA) -- A tractor trailer crash is causing a major traffic headache on the Beltway in Silver Spring this morning.

Maryland State Police are on the scene where a tractor trailer jack-knifed on the Inner Loop prior to Georgia Avenue around 3:00 a.m. The wreckage blocked all lanes of the Inner Loop at Connecticut Avenue, and according to police, the incident ruptured the truck's saddle tanks, causing a diesel fuel leak in the area. 

At approximately 6:15 a.m. MDSHA officials said the fuel leak was cleaned up and the tractor trailer was removed. All lanes have reopened but delays continue.

No other vehicles were involved and no injuries have been reported.

Drivers who were stuck on the Inner Loop between Connecticut and Georgia Avenue were allowed to pass the crash scene on the left shoulder.  Maryland State Police diverted everyone else onto the Connecticut Avenue exit.