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losing out on money, residents out of touch. >> you got to deal with it, thats right. you got to live with it. >> reporter: no tv? >> no tv. havent had tv yet. >> reporter: no ravens? >> no ravens. no nothing. no news, no nothing. i havent heard anything for two days. >> reporter: but there isnt much anyone can do but sit back and watch the massive repair project. hoping, waiting for the power to come back on and put little italy back in business. in little italy. brian kuebler, abc2 n...

possible halloween mask. so, im going to sit back and wait and see how that particular angle develops. the state can charge and say anything. now they have to prove what they said and as i told the jury this is their case. so they have to make the ultimate judgment. >> reporter: attorneys for the three suspects told the jury since all of the robbers were something over -- wore something over their faces no one can identify them and they suggested police rushed to make arrests because i...

>> reporter: the small group was left with a lot to ponder and an experience to remember. in fairfax, peggy fox, 9 news now. >> congressman connelly says the wealthiest 5% of the population account for 30% of the consumer spending. increasing their taxes, he says will cause them to spend less and hurt the economy. meanwhile on the senate floor today mitch mccon dell knell say he has the votes to block the presidents plan to extend some of the bush era tax cuts. at issue the tax cuts fo...

it is all over today, folks. lets take a look at what is happening out there. well start with the current conditions. little 70 degrees in the d.c. area at reagan national. satellite-radar picture, weve got mostly clear skies across the region at this hour. high pressure kind of controlling thing this is morning. there will be a couple of clouds here and there but well see mostly sunny skies during the course of the day today and as said, a warm-up for today. your planner looks like th...

owners and trainers who normally compete with one another are help being each other. >> its a terrible disaster. terrible. ive never seen nothing like this. and dont want to see it again either. >> reporter: with help from the casinos and track, stables have been found and new arrivals. >> it was a quick turnaround. and were grateful for the horsemen in our employees who were able to get that done. >> reporter: investigators have not been able to turn up any evidence of arson. and a ca...

terrible traffic tuesday. just be prepared. well help you through it. fox 5 morning news continues now at 6:00. lets start with a look outside on this tuesday morning. it is september 7th. thank you for being with us. im steve chenevey. >> im sarah simmons for for gurvir dhindsa. >> we do start with a traffic alert. they call it terrible traffic tuesday according to aaa mid- atlantic. can you thank a combination of back to school and back from vacation traffic. aaa says the d.c. metr...

brave rescuers who saved them. plus an election controversy in maryland, a sample ballot is making the rounds, but some say its fake. the question tonight, whos responsible? we begin with the d.c.s race for the mayors office, the candidates working hard on the campaign trail this labor day. thanks for joining tonight at 10:00. im will thomas. >> and im shawn yancy. incumbent mayor adrian fenty and challenger vincent gray are going full throttle tonight with just eight days until th...

a democratic controlled federal government. supporters say give the president time. >> its just like losing weight. the weight comes on really fast and easy, but when you are trying to correct it, its a slow process. >> but the midterm elections are now just two months away. the poll shows likely voters now favor the republican candidate in their district by 53 to 40 percent. thats a record margin. emily schmidt. abc news, washington. 6:31. three georgia sheriff deputies risk their...

there. you can use garrison boulevard to get around. also in columbia, closed between shadow lane and watch chain way because of a fire there. traffic can get by using cedar lane. as we look at the beltway, here we are, traffic still very light, moving at a nice pace. no problems around 695. 83, 95, and 295 checking in clear at this time. megan and jamie, back to you. >> he calls it the most urgent task creating jobs and fixing the economy. president obama says hell keep fighting to tu...

quickly to save the animals. >> heavy fire load, a lot of straw and hay, nothing to stop it. it just took off. >> reporter: by late afternoon, the welcome clipty crop of horseshoes welcomed the arrival of survivors. the tattoos were checked so owners could be notified. and then theres these four. they were found clustered near the rubble. >> feels good. especially for the little one. >> lucky. >> the west virginia state fire marshal was called to investigate but so far no word on the c...