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He has been in the pool plenty of times before. Very likely because of the fall when he hit his head that may have caused the entire scary ordeal. Were live in rockville, im kevin lewis, abc7 news. Scott a lot of people heading to the pool. Alison very warm today. Check in with the meteorologist devon lucy. This is more humid for you as well. The temperatures, the best measure of the humidity you can feel. Realtime temp to the lower to the mid80s outside. Beautiful memorial day. A lot of people ...

National memorial day parade. It marks this day of National Pride and of grief and of hope that one day americans will no longer need to make the ultimate sacrifice. And here now, just some moments as the nation reflects and remembers our fallen heroes. Here lie the americans who fought through vietnam and those who won a long Twilight Struggle against communism. Men and women gave their lives to keep men and women safe over more than a decade of war in iraq and afghanistan. Im inspired each and...

Kim jong un. New reports tonight the u. S. Has halted sanctions against the rogue regime as the two sides continue talking. Kristin fisher is here with details. Good evening. There is mounting evidence that this on again off again some it may end up happening after all. In addition to the u. S. Team on the ground and north korea you also have the White House Holding off on implementing new sanctions as these talks continue. Thats according to the wall street journal. Then there is an understatem...

News briefs from across Marin County.

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News briefs from across Marin County.

WOODBRIDGE — Two people were injured after a shooting in Woodbridge Monday evening, and investigators are asking for the public’s help in identifying those responsible.

There's a bill being drafted that aims to make sure that every school credit counts. The Michigan Department of Education is involved in that bill.

There's a bill being drafted that aims to make sure that every school credit counts. The Michigan Department of Education is involved in that bill.

Program leaders are hoping to see the city of Fayetteville waive business license fees for small businesses during their first year of operation.