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Us for the best place for sunday morning tv, wusa 9. It feel like fall. Its cold in some places. Today is going to be muggy and milder than yesterday. Well get a few degrees. As far as the shower chances, not that high overall, but some of you, your morning is going to be damp and it looks like the sun pattern will be with us for lighter rain showers coming through the metro. For today, were going to have a mostly cloudy mild day. Low to mid70s. Well have a few showers with the highest chance of...

From Barbara Comstocks office. The hallway from the northeast door to rotunda was closed. The all clear has been given. Also happening on the hill, a closed door meeting about the gyrocopter scare at the capitol last week. So many said what happened last wednesday was unacceptable and some called it frightening. A man handed a gyrocopter the a week ago. Even congress was in session and the area was backed tourists. The faa is briefing several Community Members in the Rayburn Office building. It ...

And beverage manager at the hotel where he died. He often protected his co workers. I dont want him to hurt anyone else. We have so many people gathering here because we miss him. Reporter Police Believe the black car is a toyota sedan possibly a camry or avalon. Detectives desperately want to catch this killer because its obvious hes dangerous and is capable of anything if anyone gets in his way. Weve all watched this video many times and you can tell that this Surveillance Video is very good, ...

A fire station in potomac where he talk to some of the rescuers that risked their lives to save drivers that were stranded. Reporter we are at station 30 here on pauls road in potomac. The quiet behind me belies how busy they have been in the past few hours where a rise of Rushing Water has led to a rash of harrowing experiences. Before the sun came up, swift watter teams and other First Responders were already plucking hapless motorists out. This vehicle became strappeded and rescuers got the d...

By CLINT SCHEMMER Culpeper Star–Exponent It took a few tries to make it happen, but Sen. Mark Warner visited one of the wonders of the Western world late last week: the National Audio-Visual Conservation Center of the Library of Congress—aka, its Packard Campus in Culpeper County. Virginia’s senior U.S. senator toured the 415,000-square-foot complex, guardian of countless American cultural treasures, for nearly an hour. Just minutes into his whirlwind tour, Warner res...