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R rebecca with the Montgomery County police and an unidentified suspect who saw the suspects. The male victim opened up the residence. The two suspects forced theyre way in. The 86yearold wife was home at the time. The suspects displayed handguns and ransacked the home. We saw two guys from a distance coming towards us. They were wearing black hoodies, a small under armour. Horizontal glasses, brown shoes, and keys hanging from them. Reporter again, an armed daylight Home Invasion here on our live court. The two suspects are still at large. Police are here trying to track them down. Ill be bac...

Easy to use. We are testing out other ways to get down here and park. One a total fail we found out. We will have it coming up at 5 00. Right now im live along the tidal basin. Tom roussey, abc7 news. Scott all right. Helpful information. Thank you, tom. This might be the best day to head out and participate in National Cherry blossom festival events. There is a change in the weather coming. Meteorologist steve rudin is here with the forecast. Steve a cold front on the way but it will hold off until late tonight and early tomorrow morning. If you have plans to head to the tidal basin this ever...

Volume. Here near seven locks road it gives you idea on the inner and the outer loop of the beltway. You may see we see this heavy traffic in this area. We do. Just expect the delays that are sometimes three or four miles to be five or six. Because a lot of people who dont get out there and dont know that this is a normal rush hour for us will be getting in the slow traffic. Lets move to the maps because a few issues are already popping up. A crash on the outer loop of the beltway Near University boulevard has you dropped down to 10 Miles Per Hour from 95. Heading southbound on 789 southbound ...

Elizabeth we are standing by one of the road closures but to give you perspective. Take look. We are standing in the floodwater which is ankle deep. But yesterday this was waist high. The conditions are improving but the governor asking residents to stay vigilant. Live in South Carolina, im elizabeth hur, abc7 news. Jonathan elizabeth, any idea when the water will recede enough for roads where you are standing now and they would be back open and the water would be gone . Elizabeth we dont have a definitive timeline but the governor said the danger is still in position. According to the forecas...

The radon. However, not only did it fail to retest the schools but mcps never notified parents or staff. In turn, hundreds of students and teachers have been attending class with levels of radon both the e. P. A. And the local experts say can cause lung cancer after prolonged exposure. It wasnt until this man, a local Community Watchdog requested that a radar report from the mcps be released. That is when the corrective action began. They might say they take the issue of radon seriously, but it sure looks like they take the issue of radon as something to be covered up. Its a mistake. We didnt ...