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Restaurant in fort washington. Police say there was some kind of fight. Molette green is outside the restaurant and can tell us more about whats going on. Good morning. Reporter barbara, good morning. Moments ago i got off the phone with Prince Georges Police who said they have made an arrest in this case. They have been working throughout the morning on this. We expect to get details shortly about the suspect and motive from police as they work to put together a press release. We can tell you that a fight turned very violent landed three men in the hospital early this morning. We spoke to sev...

We didnt know what was going on. Blocked off and turned off. Stephen while the bomb squad inspected the gyrocopter streets around the capitol shut down and those on hand asked how could a gyrocopter get so close to the u. S. Capitol . Violate a nofly zone in this postseptember 11th world. How did that guy get in here . That was the big thing and thats what everybody was talking about with airspace being restricted and all that. How could he fly a helicopter and land on the lawn of the Capital Building you know . Stephen while tourists gawk at the gyrocopter that send the Nations Capital into a...

Reporting live Stephen Tschida abc 7 news. Alison ok. Thank you for that. Now, also, the Associated Press just released this video right here of the moment that gyrocopter landed on the west capitol lawn. A tourist captured the video as the pilot flew over a group of kids and then came to rest right there on the lawn. So were also hearing from witnesses near the u. S. Capitol at the time of this incident. D. C. Bureau chief sam ford continues our Team Coverage from near the capitol. Sam . Sam well, alison, what is amazing is how normal things are. After 2 1 2 hours ago, everybody was going cra...

Open water fishing started on April 1.

By Julie Harris, Bangor Daily News Staff Finding the hotspots for fishing in your area is pretty simple right now, according to a state fisheries biologist. You either pay attention to where the smelts are running or watch the state’s fish stocking report, said Scott Davis, Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife fish biologist for Region B, Central Maine.