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Last nights super bowl win. Fans took to the streets in baltimore to celebrate their team and their city. The wave of fans forced police to shut down traffic on the southbound jones falls expressway. At one point ravens fans were seen trying to tip over a car in federal hill. Despite the car tipping situation, most of the celebrations were controlled and safe there were some, though, who took advantage of the situation. This is video of some people in baltimore looting a 7eleven store. They werent interested in the game, just being weird. Police tried to maintain order but the crowd at the sto...

Out there. Instead theyre planning a big blowout here in baltimore that will close a lot of downtown tomorrow. It was a wild night of celebration in baltimore. And the party continued today at souvenir stands under canvas that popped up in parking lots all around baltimore. Weve got to have something to wear at that parade tomorrow. Reporter where fans literally mobled a merchant named dan the t mobbed a merchant named dan the tshirt man who had championship clothes printed ready to sell at midnight. Then ill be able to be a part of it here. Ive looked everywhere for this shirt and finally fou...

Or 11 00. A lot more information or you just ahead. Ahead of that second wave of potentially damaging wind and rain, we continue our stormwater coverage tonight from leesburg, virginia. The situation here is certainly an interesting one. Moments ago no rain, and now it is pounding on us. The problem here in leesburg this is a very busy traffic time and there are a lot of cars on the road right now. Conditions are gradually getting worse. This system coming up from the south was devastating in parts of tennessee and in northwestern georgia. Tornadoes unleased a tremendous amount of damage. The ...

Firefighters have spent the early hours of this morning battling a massive blaze at a warehouse in Sydney's...

Contrary to popular belief, the 1773 protest opposed a tax break, not a tax hike. And it didn't immediately unify the colonies against the British