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Areas. Temperatures reaching the mid70 s. The skies are mainly clear around the region tonight. It will allow the temperature to fall 30 s and the families, 40 s elsewhere. Tomorrow we do it again with another beautiful day. Right along the coast, it may be around 60. We may not be done with near interesting information about recent winters you re going to want to hear about. Phil thank you. A man behind bars in New Hampshire has to prove his identity before he can be released on bail. New Hampshire State police say what started as an Identity Theft investigation led them to 50,000 in cash and...

Violence. Good to see you. Good morning. Matter of minutes, peaceful protests gave way to violence, and so far, police have made at least 29 arrests. Protesters marched into the early hours, demonstrations, spiraled out of control, and turned violent. At least dozen buildings were set on fire. Biggs cents looted, windows broken, hundreds of gunshots heard. What ive seen tonight is probably much worse than the worse night we ever had in august. Police hurled tear gas into crowds. Some demonstrators taunted authorities and set fires to police cars. Police brought it on themselves. They have aggr...

Reporter john towson of aaa midatlantic says theres proof behind the theory. Right now is the busiest time to be driving. The second busiest . Tomorrow starting at 11 00. Then it gets worse at 3 00. Reporter what makes tomorrow extra tricky is rain and snow making roads slippery. I want to avoid the rain and snow tomorrow if it comes. Reporter john isnt the only one thinking that way on this line to pick up honey baked hams in Silver Spring. The line must have been a mile down the way. Reporter this giant is packed. Tell me what its like in there. Crazy. Reporter the best day to drive is the a...

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