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Blow you off and keep going. He lives in his own world. I think people take his aloofness for rudeness which is not that at all. He used to be a darius outgoing guy and then had a traumatic brain brain injury and it changed his body. I think its evolved and you see in the fall and that my wife is funny, she read this book and she said i finally like him. He reached his humanity level. At the core. It took me four books to get there but i like complicated guys and hes complicated. Host thank you ...

Burglarizing and living in a Prince Georges County home while the tenants were away and police say this wasnt his first time. Im annie yu and ill have all the details coming up in a live report. And later, times up. Twitter went in on james franco at the Golden Globes. Last night, he responded to his critics during a oneonone with Stephen Colbert watch he said and why the New York Times is canceling an event with the disaster artist star. Good day at 9a starts now. All right. Good day d. C. It i...

Are waking up to a blast of winter. The winds are making it feel even colder. Heres a live look at the turbines running at lincoln financial field in south philadelphia. Take a look at this. The strong winds toppled this tree last night. Fortunately nobody was hurt but neighbors tell us the tree narrowly missed a passing car on leverington avenue. Rain and some snow last night ushered in the windy, cold weather. Meteorologist krystal klei has the details in our first alert forecast. We warnd thi...

Region also received a light dusting. In montgomery county, less snow, more rain and sleet. A viewer sent us this video of some frozen precipitation clinging to a car. You may find your wind shield wipers slightly stuck when you head out this morning. Thats what i woke up to. High winds hit the region standard. Strong gusts knocked down trees and power lines leaving thousands in the dark. Many of those outages are now thick with the power back online. Lets check in with krystal klei keeping a cl...

Picked up to have bodies which did not have signed death certificates. Two started decomposing despite regulations that require bodies to be he will bammed within 24 hours. Its like theres failures here. The director failed using the building hes not supposed to be using. My mother, she was buried in february, and i was not pleased with this funeral home at all. Reporter this woman does not want her face shown but says she rushed over to the scene after she saw the story on fox 29. She had a sto...

Picked up to have bodies which did not have signed death certificates. Two started decomposing despite regulations that require bodies to be he will bammed within 24 hours. Its like theres failures here. The director failed using the building hes not supposed to be using. My mother, she was buried in february, and i was not pleased with this funeral home at all. Reporter this woman does not want her face shown but says she rushed over to the scene after she saw the story on fox 29. She had a sto...

Good to have you with us. The number of coronavirus deaths in the United States has surged past 42,000, but even with the death toll rising, some states are preparing to ease the restrictions they imposed to contain the pandemic. The governor of georgia says he will allow some businesses to reopen this week despite warnings from health officials. Governor brian kemp says the move is a small step towards restarting the economy. The list of businesses allowed to reopen is anything but small. He sa...

Ready to head to the Sistine Chapel to choose the next pope. And as the storm clouds gather cardinals set to go into seclusion after celebrating mass at st. Peter erpeters basilica. Mark, good morning to you. Good morning, norah. There are elections and there are papal elections. Unlike last time going into this conclave there is no clear frontrunner and the potential Voting Alliance crossed geographic and theological divides. Truly this time anything could happen. It was like a team pep rally b...

LAWTON, OK — Friday evening, March 29, was extraordinary for members of the Jewish congregation at Fort Sill.

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