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Are seeing that you can see how weve seen some of that mixture kind of back and forth before you jump into this a sickness a little bit closer look now zoom into a couple areas where were starting to get some reports of sleet weve seen some of that up on the peninsula around fort eustis back over toward seafood were getting some wet snowflakes here. Now we may start seeing some mixing across the south side as well to mention the middle peninsula Northern Neck getting some of that is what killed the rain in the next moves out a little later this morning id say by maybe ten oclock or so Eleven O...

This was something that was a terrible and tragic error. But a couple of days after Hillary Clinton state department turns down the plane. Do you know what they have money for . They found 100,000 for a charging station for electric cars at the embassy in vienna. Hey found 100,000 to send comedians to india to make chy not war. They spent 5 million on crystal glassware. But didnt have enough money for security. Hey spent 650,000 on facebook ads. Seems they need more friends at the facebook for the state department. They spent 700,000 when they say i didnt have enough for security, they spent 7...

And done. We talked to the reporter who broke this story about the meeting in the sechels. No surprise that the Donald Trump Administration continues to try to divert attention from the fbi and congressional investigations into contacts between the campaign and russia. We begin covering it all tonight, whats been your reaction on the hill to this news that prince is a big donor and formerly the head of black water, is trying to establish a channel with putin confidants during the Trump Campaign. Reporter officials want to learn more about this, particularly about the timing when this occurred,...

Find out how to catch a plagiarist in the first of our series Fakes and Frauds - the book scandals that rocked Australia. And Australian prize winning author, Alexis Wright on her new novel Praiseworthy, an epic Aboriginal fable. 

The Queensland government is proposing a cap to manage soaring rent rises. This may be a welcome relief for renters, but there are fears it will also scare investors away from property at a time when more investment is needed.