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First, a news4 iteam exclusive is causing a stir with the National Parks service. Rangers are caught on camera breaking into restricted areas, and its raising some serious concerns about security around some of d. C. s national monuments. Tisha thompson has more on the video thats launched an internal investigation. The news4 iteam obtained a copy of a dvd that looks like a home movie, with the words this must stop on it. But what we found has the u. S. Park service reinforcing security at monum...

You are talking about climate change, you can take as much time as you need. We need to talk about that a lot. I am sorry if i distracted you. If you dont believe in climate change, you dont believe in science. Some people may look at tha that lets be clear it is not just your community or your summer time is getting hotter or winter is getting milder, the effects have on every mid house world. It is encroaching on city and the wildlife in that area, i mean it is cascading a lot is going on. Wil...

Congress and trump himself claimed the law was on his side. Thats up to whoever handles it. Im under orders. Thats up to whoever it is. From what i understand, the law is 100 on my side. Obviously democrats in congress dont agree with that. In any legal fight, theyll face trump allies in key positions at the irs. The New York Times reporting with a trump lawyer at the irs. Has ties to the Trump Organization. Not putting him in place was a key priority for the president. The probe into trumps fin...

Explore the rich history of mining at Cadia, from Cornish roots and the Scottish Australian Mining Company's influence. Discover the early mining communities and key figures.

Tropical Cyclone Jasper hit northeast Australia Wednesday, leaving thousands of people in coastal communities without power and preparing for potentially "life-threatening" floods.Deputy Premier Steven Miles had warned that "dangerous and life-threatening" floods could linger for "days to come".

Tropical Cyclone Jasper hit northeast Australia Wednesday, leaving thousands of people in coastal communities without power and preparing for potentially "life-threatening" floods.

Uprooted vegetation littered the towns coastal promenade and rows of coconut palms and melaleuca trees bowed under the strain of Jaspers gusts. | World News

youre watching cbs5 "eyewitness news." its a battle the u.s. military is probably going to lose. tonight, a big policy change for the men and women in uniform. >> most people are voting absentee again this year, but rewhat really happens to your ballot after you mail it or drop it off. tonight were gonna show you. >> and who would have thought getting rid of police officers has actually made one bay area high school safer. pounds of liquid wax >> first, this is what happens when a ta...