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I knew it as soon as we said it, we have pingpong coming up. s been petes been practicing all his life. [laughter] rachel he probably pitched this segment so he could look good again. Pete theyre good. They must be pros. Rachel and i love that its, like, disco music to the ping pingpong pete i think this has to do with whats happening next. Will and tacos on set as well. We had a conversation earlier about flour, hard, and i told you guys rachel were going to try the almond pete wills into almon...

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Major hint. And news4 dig into the past of the man who fired a rifle inside a dc restaurant. Well walk you through his criminal history. Announcer news4 at 11 00 starts now. First tonight, some of the nastiest weather weve seen in quite a while is headed straight for us. Im chris lawrence. Im doreen gentzler. We start tonight in the weather center. Doug kammererer tracking a lot of rain and some cold temperatures for it really is going to be awful. Its a nasty day. If there is one kind of weathe...

Boom there real quiet, like almost like they were inside. And then when i came over here, the police was had everything kind of like taped off of putting the tape down, Oakland Police say when they arrived, they found the two people with gunshot wounds, one in a store and another in the leilei restaurant tried to revive them, but they were dead. Dad. Friends say the victims and others had just come from evening prayers at the Oakland Islamic Center mosque around the corner and had gone to the la...

Flying insect numbers are declining at an unsustainable rate, fear wildlife experts behind the latest study into the health of our ecosystem.

A project asking people to count squashed bugs on their car number plates suggests flying insects have declined by nearly four-fifths in 20 years.

The citizen science project asks people to record the number of flying insects that are squashed on their car number plates after a drive.

The Bugs Matter survey is based on the windscreen phenomenon - anecdotal evidence from drivers that they collect fewer insects on their windscreens now.

The number of insects being splatted on Scotlands car windshields has declined by 75 over the past two decades, researchers say

Citizen science survey shows 78 per cent decline in ‘bug splats’ on number plates