. >>> this is the damage from two tornados that touched down in knock city. it touched down in queens and another in brook whether i brooklyn during the weekend. it knocked down power lines. >>> we saw wild weather saturday. but then sunday made up for it. it's going to keep coming. >> we had to pay a price on saturday. we plenty of sunshine, which is going to continue. >> certainly traffic tie ups in the yeah. not only are the ravens playing but but phelps will be down there. >> leave yourself extra time. >>> tonight is going to feel like football weather. i had double up for my sweaters this morning. look at 50s, upper 50s, reisterstown, more of the same ebbetsburg and rockville, frederick 59. handover 57 degrees this morning. kent island 64. tillman 66. 58 in chester town, 59 denton. temperatures are chilly, don't let it shock the system. listen to what i'm saying, grab the sweater as you head out the door. the winds northwest, at 5-10 miles an hour. that's going to make it feel chillier as we go through the day. the satellite and radar not picking up on a

city. knocking out power for tens of thousands of people in washington, d.c., ginger will have today's forecastformer beatle paul mccartney has received the france award for music. sir paul has been knighted by the queen of england, that is. >>> finally actor sean connery crashed andy murray's post-match news conference. congratulating his fellow scotsman. that's on monday. >>> time for the weather and ginger zee. >> let's start this morning with a look at the wsl camera. this is new york city. much calmer day. that's a look over the park. a whole lot cooler behind the cool front. the midwest, look even all of the way down to memphis, temperatures to low to mid 80s. in chicago, lake-effect rain showers. new york today, 77. another headline, in the pacific northwest and parts of the northern rockies, a red-flag warning is in effect. windy and not so humid. ripe for some of those warnings. here's a look at across the nation. for now that's the big picture. let's get a check a little closer to home. >> this weather report has been brought to you by sensadyne pronamel. >>> coming up on "good mornin

city. knocking out power for tens of thousands of people in washington, d.c., ginger will have today's forecastand former beatle paul mccartney has received the france's highest award for music. sir paul has already been knighted by the queen of england, that is. >>> finally, actor sean connery crashed andy murray's post-match news conference. at the u.s. open in queens, new york, congratulating his fellow scotsman for making the final. that's on monday. >>> time for the weather and ginger zee. >> let's start this morning with a look at the wsl camera. this is new york city. much calmer day. that's a look over the park. it's going to be a whole lot cooler behind the cool front. we'll stick with this cool air all of the way through great lakes, the midwest, look even all of the way down to memphis, temperatures to low to mid 80s. we'll warm up, chicago, 80 on tuesday, but in chicago, lake-effect rain showers. new york today, 77. another headline, in the pacific northwest and parts of the northern rockies, a red-flag warning is in effect. windy and not so humid. it's going to be dry and the condi

the quake also knocked out power in towns and cities across the island. many headed for higher ground. >>> now to the gulf coast tonight where hurricane isaac may be gone but the impact is lingering. rescue teams are on patrol in louisiana looking for people stranded. two deaths from drounding were confirmed in plaque mooins parrish. redcross volunteers are heading to the gulf to help. >>> republican president nominee mitt romney and his wife ann joined louisiana governor bobby jindal for a tour. . >> the water come from the sky, from the rivers and fa the ocean. all of the above. >> romney's visit lasted several hours. president obama is set to visit on monday >>> clint east -- wood's appearance starked a new phrase, eastwooding. today people took to twitter to take pictures of empty chairs. . >>> president obama marks the two year anniversary of the end of the iraq war by visiting troops in texas. >> thank toss the courage of our forces bin la din will never threaten the united states of america. >> the president thanked the soldiers for serving their c

break-ins that have occurred since monday and popped up in areas like a look at city, colombia, clarksville and woodbine. >> he's knocking on doors to see if residents are home. when he finds a resident company asks for someone who doesn't live there and quickly leaves. >> police believe all of the break-ins are related and most likely being committed by the same person. they also say they always got a huge break in the case after the suspect was spotted by a 13- year-old boy. >> he was at home when he heard someone knocking out affront door. he did not answer and soon after the door was kicked in. when the suspect realize someone was in the house, he ran away quickly. >> please are reminding all residents of howard county to make sure deadbolts on their door are locked and to hide their valuables. >> people should keep their valuables in an unexpected place. don't put them in your jewelry box. you have a safe or can get one, that's the best way to secure your property. >> police are asking anyone who sees something suspicious in their neighborhood, including focused you don't recognize knocking on doors, to call 911 imm

(knocks on door))ut, all around the city-- ast. chief jeffery segal, baltimore city fd: "every boot we have, we have on the ground right now."to ensure people have working smoke detectors.weslee lashley, nw baltimore:"well, it's not a good feeling. definitely not a good feeling."wesley lashley got a new smoke deteetor in his home.pump operator vinnie bailey: "it helps that it's free, too."anybody in the city can get one installed... at no charge.pump operator vinnie bailey: (talking to donald) 15.19 "sometimes people forget to put the battery in.""arlier people died in fire---no smoke detectors there either. either. that beeping sound will have &ppesley covered for the next ten years.wesley lashley, nw baltimore: "yee sir! much more secure."in northwest baltimore, paul gessler, fox45 news at ten. if you live in baltimore city and want free smoke petector, just call 3-1-1. it's been 15 years since orioles fans have felt the magic at camden yards... and in boston today, ttey had finish.... morgan adsit ng joins us to see if they made

have erupted in me pakistani city of karachi where at least one person has been killed and some awesome doesn't injured as thousands of people past with security forces knocked off on the u.s. consulate building in the city now the police fired the warning shots into the air they used tear gas as well as it happens to live in dispersed. oil spills on sunday there were demonstrations held in various cities across the country in the city of detroit hundreds of other local businesses. they pour for the american ambassador to pakistan to be expelled they will support the boycott on the e.u. is goods and services now because some of our interests and blocked access to this on you tube it is a thirteen minute trade out of a film that has been titled innocence of muslims leaving me playing topless photos taken into place for me in the united states has since been released although he has gone into hiding also on sunday to meet the needs of up to hundreds of people took to the streets taunting him to marry him and they just so going to this is only intensifying and to the aggravating american afghani relations this violence comes while the united states has to do th

the keys control elevators in the city, knocked out power to skyscrapers and give access to one worldiling drug tests at an alarming rate and putting their riders at risk. they found drug and alcohol use among workers is 51% higher than the industry average. signal operators were the worst offenders, they failed to control drug and alcohol abuse. they plan to increase drug screening this year. >> coming up susan rice says the attack in libya was not preplanned but we now know it was. some lawmakers are calling for her to resign over mixed messages. league the charge on that pete king. she going to join us live, next. >> parents, listen up you can be endangering your child right now. put down the smart phone. a new study that could be hurting your kids. ♪ 6. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ one, two, three, four ♪ ♪ you say ♪ flip it over and replay ♪ we'll make everything okay ♪ walk together the right way ♪ do, do, do, do ♪ ♪ >> dave: it's being called benghazi gate by some people that are demanding more answers about the attack in libya after so many mixed messages. >> this was not premeditated attack. what

in new york city, that's right, new york city, two tornadoes touched down, knocking out power and topplingrees in brooklyn and queens and slammed the d.c. metro area, too. more than 20,000 customers still in the dark without power and national weather service is trying to determine whether a tornado tore, also, through a part of pittsburgh, and neighbors say whatever it was, it sure gave them a good scare. >> first, the rain wind and the swirling, terrific swirling. like i have never seen anything in my life. >> i thought my roof was coming off, it was so loud and i ran downstairs and by the time i got my cell phone to call my daughter, it was gone. >> jamie: crews worked through the night to get a handle on the downed power lines and fallen trees. i hope everybody there is okay. ♪ >> eric: hillary clinton acknowledging deep differences between the u.s. and russia, when it comes to the continuing crisis in syria. but, she says that she'll continue to try and convince moscow to try and back increased international pressure on syrian president bashar al-assad. this is one day after russia re

city. the bus hit so hard it was knocked six feet forward. glass shattered the steel frame was twisted off it's mounts. the curb was also twisted. police say the bus drifted during a shift change. witnesses say the driver was in the back of the bus when it started to roll forward. at this point they are trying to sort things out and try to find what happened with the investigation. >> we want to know exactly what happened. we have mta police investigating this as well as the safety team, the operator has been taken to be tested for drugs and alcohol. we will interview that operator. we will talk to eyewitnesses and we will use whatever video we have. >> reporter: late today, after reviewing video evidence investigators say results indicate that this is possibly a case driver error. owens driver who has been with them for 15 year social security helping with that investigation. >>> the mta said that of all the people taken to the hospital all were treated and released. abc 2news. >> thank you. tonight the search is on for the person behind a f

knocking at hits home. >> out my kitchen window i put two car mirrors, one on each side. that way i can see who's in my yard. >> reporter: he's ready to sign up for the city'sock list which make it is criminal for solicitors to come to the doors of those who sign up. >> we live in a crazy society and don't know who's at our door. >> reporter: hundreds of residents have already added their name to the list hoping to stop scammers from even stepping foot on their property. >> someone at my door is a telemarketer and i don't do business over the phone and i certainly wouldn't do business at my home unsolicited. you're also setting yourself up to personal danger. >> reporter: most other cities in the county require a solicitor permit but the mayor says it's difficult to enforce those so this list will be distributed to anyone found trying to sell something door to door. >> we think what we've done with this is we've balanced the issues of somebody who wants to advice tat is still -- solicit is still able to but we preserve the safety and welfare of our neighborhoods. once the person has a copy of the list and knows that the owner of this home does not wish you

welcome to the latest sports and here are the top stories shock exit second to any city star holders rubin to want to knock the top right side out of the russian cup. while back in favor of the manager also in very good graces forgotten russian striker on the day i shot him as the gunners prepared to his commentary in the third round of the league cup. and fighting on maria sharapova battles past lucy shivaji about in straight sets to reach the quarterfinals of the congress if you go. but first let's kick off with football as a second tier side you say have stunned holders and twice former russian champions rubin two one to go through to the last sixteen of the russian cup where you see the golf and alexei nikitin were on target in the first half of the house as rubin could only manage a stoppage time consolation volatile thought was theirs gone mosconi labored past second tier leaders told one nil exam to sign a striking right before the break but a lot of money paid three past ten months are paid on libya reaches the chop notching up a brace the railway man when i was based in the last sixteen want more

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when homicide spiked over the summer he sends an e-mail to city officials looking for answers. the response i got back and knocks it responses that were substantive he did not give reporters a answers at today's press conference either plane ticket saying that we would need to lay out a work plan. >>> we cannot say we have no resources and therefore we won't ever do anything. >>> the report was written as a way to convince senate city council members to add a third academy and several dozen new officers to the forest city council member does lee brooks told me it is likely the council will approve a new academy but there needs to be a plan in place live in oakland cbs five. eteocles the california state attorney general came by the station today for an editorial board meeting and told us mexican cartels are using california gang members as foot soldiers in the drug business. they are organized and more influential than ever before. the record street gangs up and down the states to act as everything from couriers to bodyguards. the cartels are using prison gangs as go- betweens. to equate how does somebody do the

city. the bus hit the shelter so hard it was knocked forward shattering glass and twisting the frame. at the time the driver was not at the wheel. witnesses say that the driver was at the back of the bus when it started to roll forward. investigators working to determine what happened. >> we will talk to eyewitnesses and we will use whatever video evidence we have. our cameras have -- buses have cameras as is this facility and so we will look at all of that information to try to determine what happened. >> investigators say that the preliminary results suggests the crash was caused by driver error. all seven people that were hurt had nonlife threatening injuries. >>> a man who falsely promised appearances by ravens players to schools plead guilty. he would offer players to schools but had no connection with the team. he would take the money and then claim the players couldn't make it. he plead guilty to one count of running a theft scheme. is a accused of scamming a number of other schools in other counties. >>> gambling is expanding here the state is establishing a way to help addict

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of a dozen that occurred since monday and popped up in areas like ella cut city, eldridge, and what a fine. >> he is knocking on doors to see if residents are home. when he finds a resident at home, he asks for someone who doesn't live there and quickly leaves. >> police believe all of the break-ins are related and most likely being committed by the same person. they also say they almost got a huge break in the case after the suspect was spotted by 13-year- old boy. >> he was at home when he heard someone knocking loudly on the front door. he didn't answer and soon after, the door was kicked in. when a suspect realize someone was in the house, he ran away quickly. >> anyone throughout the county sees anything suspicious, that would include a person they don't recognize randomly knocking on doors, to call 911 that immediately. >> a dramatic scene unfold last night as state police from pennsylvania and maryland team that the county officers in the multistate pursuit of two teenagers. it all started in pennsylvania just south of harrisburg. that is re 17-year-old stole his father's truck with a runaway in the p

knocking down trees. it will make its way through the city streets. >> i love watching the piggyback flight. i have seen at 70 times now. -- it so many times. >> so memorable. i am glad the weather was finally cleared off. . 00-- clearing off. >> it is a chilly start, but a beautiful sunrise. a couple of high level clouds out there. temperatures are mostly in other the 40's. it is by the reagan national. 46 in culpeper. 61 in annapolis. when you get near the water, it keeps you a little bit warmer. temperatures compared to this time yesterday morning have changed about 10 degrees. but the the big difference. do definitely feel the chill. -- that is the big difference. our first chance of rain will come in late on saturday. some of the storms could be strong. most we 70 today. 74-78 degrees. tonight mostly clear. the seven-day forecast showing you friday looks great. 82 degrees. 84 by saturday with a 30% chance of thunderstorms, a few could be strong. keep that in mind if you have late soccer games or heading out to the national scheme. a check of traffic now. -- the national's game. >> overh

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city. winds tore down tree limbs, knocking out power to thousands of customers. >>> a california family is american airlines, saying the airline stopped them from boarding the flight because of their 16-year-old son who has down syndrome. they were set to fly first class from newark to los angeles, but moments before they were supposed to board the plane, an airline employee told them because of the boy's agitated behavior and because of safety concerns, the family would not be allowed on the plane. hello, you sat down with that family. how was beaty acting today and how is the family reacting? >> well, don, this is the very first time we've met and got ton see beaty and the parents say the reason why they wanted people to see him on cnn is that yes, he is a teenager who has down syndrome, but he's a calm teenager, but you decide for yourself. here's a look. >> dogs are like wolves. they're like cousins. wolves are cousins to the dogs. what does a wolf do? >> barks. >> chases the sheep. the wolf kills the mom, the the old sheep. bites her, kills her and she's dead. >> so, the boy we saw to

city. thunderstorms whipped through the washington, d.c. area knockingut power for dozens of customers. >>> on tuesday america will mark the attacks on 9/11. lots of people will go to the national september 11th memorial. one thing they won't see in a list honoring first responders is the name of one muslim american. his family says his faith is the reason why. >> reporter: when 9/11 terrorists attacked the world trade center fire men and police were iquick to respond. he skipped his job at a university research lab and rushed to the site. >> he was a prime example of what it is to be a human being. >> reporter: sacrificed his own life in the process. his family posted his photo among thousands of others on the wall of the missing. a pakistani american who grew up in new york and dreamed of becoming a doctor. the following march his remains were found in 34 parts. >> they gave us his jeans and belt which has been identified that it was his clothes. >> reporter: a police funeral followed with full honors. >> who responded that day. >> it was a very healin

striking during the late morning and early afternoon inel cot city, colombia, elksridge, clarksville and woodbine. >> we had a case where he knocked on the door and there was a 13-year-old boy inside who didn't answer. he then kicked the door in, and when he saw that someone was home he ran. so we don't have a specific or detailed description at this point, but we want anybody who's had anything like this happen in their neighborhood to call us. >>reporter: now police say you should deadbolt exterior doors and hide your valuables in a place the burglar may not suspect. linda stowcious abc 2 news. >> linda, thanks. >>> a big night for the nfl with professional referees making their return, much to the delight of fans at m and t bank stadium. it was an even bigger event for the ravens who came away with a win to improve to 3-1 season. so right now charley is live downtown this morning with more on the game and the refs' return. i imagine crowds were going crazy when those refs walked in, charley. >>reporter: hey, it wasn't just the players, it was the fans too. they gave the referees an ovation when they returned to the field here a

the car door knocked her down and then ran over her. >>> new york city police prepare for protesterso return today on theone-year anniversary of the occupy movement. cnbc's hampton pearson is live with more on that. hampton, good morning. >> good morning, aaron. as you were just talking about, this is the first anniversary of the beginning of the occupy wall street movement. demonstrators heading back to manhattan's financial district for coordinated protests, including the new york stock exchange. a dozen protesters were arrested over the weekend during a march on saturday. protests are scheduled in 30 cities around the world. >>> diners at mcdonald's may notice something different on their next trip to the drive-thru. mcdonald's will begin posting calorie counts on all of their menus. it comes as part of the new health care law. mcdonald's is the first large fast food chain to post nutrition information. but all restaurants with 20 or more locations will have to follow suit. the highest calorie count is not the big mac. the top spot goes to the big breakfast, clocking in at 1,150 c

every city is lucky for ryan zimmerman. the base knock. bryce harper comes around to score. carlos a luis had the magic stick. three-run shot. washington falling 6-3. atlanta winning so the magic number remaining at five. that's a quick look at sports. have a great wednesday, everybody. >> thanks, dave. >>> are conditions getting worse or better for airline passengers? that's coming up in your next money report. >> i'm flying soon. plus today, pepco's line repair crews are voting on whether or not they will go on strike. monika is not on strike thankfully. she has traffic this morning. >> you'll need me here today. that's because there's this accident southbound i-270 at route 118. you see in the center of your screen there. it's causing delays at least back at father hurley boulevard. southbound 270 trying to get past route 118 with the accident in the center of the road. i'll have more information coming up in my next report. you're watching 9news now. we'll be right back. >>> good morning. welcome back to 9news now. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. thanks for joinin

we caught up with the mayor before today's city council meeting and said this is his first traffic ticket in decades. >>> power was knocked out for thousands of people in san jose after a car crashed into a power pole. you can see the pole fell over, bringing power lines down with it. it happened this morning in larosa circle east of highway 87. about 3500 people in the area lost power. it was turned back on early this afternoon. no word yet on what caused this crash. >>> the top two areas for job growth in the nation are right here in the bay area. the number one job growth region in the country is the san francisco/san mateo/marin region there was a 4.4% increase in total payroll jobs in the last year. the south bay was the second strongest. santa clara posted a 3.5% increase. the east bay posted a yearly gain of about 1%. and in the east bay today, thousands of jobs were on the line. no layoffs. instead, they're hiring. a new outlet mall is hiring 3500 people. and that means hundreds of people showed up for that job fair at the livermore community center. the paragon outlet mall with 120 stores is opening november righ

knock. >> president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, president chiu, honorable members of the board of supervisors of the city and countyf san francisco, my name is pedro fernÁndez a former san francisco policeman, spent eight honorable years with the police department before deciding to travel the world and live the good life. i'm here supporting ross mirk mirkarimi. i look at you 11 and don't see you having carpenter type experience because mary lee is asking you to build the gallows for ross mirkarimi. the bottom line is you're looking to terminate the duly elected sheriff of the city and county of san francisco. having been a former policeman i've dealt with a lot of domestic violence and a temporary emergency restraining order where a wife stuck her husband wit in the face. this stay order was seven months for grabbing somebody by the arm which he's admitted to. and then i ask you, as a board, how important are you 11 human beings, your staff, the people that work with you. we had, during the ethics commission, we had a bomb scare, where only the mayor was let out of the building, or only the mayor was told he had

town road, baltimore city, good news, this broke through the wires, hanover pike, dealing with an earlier accident, they have cleared. falls road, towards the norths debris knocking out both lanes due to a tree down. live, this is our traffic came at 95 north, maryland 100. 695 harford looking good at this how. things will change during the cows of the morning as always, 695, outer loop, 83, 11 minute ride. 695, from 795 to 95, taking you 11 minutes. a check in a little bit. >>> police in baltimore are searching for a teenager, the teen believed to be behind a hazmat situation that forced people out of their homes in parkville. linda so is live at county police headquarters with the latest. what exactly was the teen making? >> reporter: police are testing the chemical to determine exactly what it was. they are saying it was not bomb making material or a meth lab. police and hazmat crews were called out in parkville last night, the person living there called 911 after he smelled a strong odor coming from the basement. when he went down stairs he found his nephew and a friend mixing chemicals. >> i walked in to the basement where it was coming from. my nephew and h

city yesterday. that almost never happens. twisters knocked out power and broke some windows but no injuries were reported. looks like bermuda will be spared the worst of tropical storm lesley. the storm is gaining strength but should past to the east of the island before petering out in the atlantic. leaving london in triumph. last night he won the 400 meter final at the para-olympic games. he competed in the olympics earlier this summer. as for the rest of today's weather, most of the country will be sunny and somewhat cooler. the week ahead shows storms in the south and rising temperatures in the north. next... >> what happened here was wrong. osgood: another look at the jeffrey mcdonald murder case. >> it was a simpler time back then. we would watch anything. >> osgood: and later. we are so much more sophisticated now. watching people eat bugs and marry strangers for money. >> reporter: mo rocca talks to ellen. no last name >> osgood: in the annals of modern day crime and punishment, few cases have been more gruesome or more controversial

city schools and we have metal detectors. nothing ever happened except maybe kids started a couple of fires. >> the teacher who made the effort to knock the gun out of hand yesterday's being called a hero. she is not on campus today. we understand as school superintendent is in the process of doing a major reviews of the district's current security and crisis policies. live now to baltimore police headquarters. >> the 13-year-old in this case is charged as a juvenile. his grandfather also faces charges for not securing the gun that was brought to school. for the second time in two weeks, a student brings a gun into school. in the latest incident, a 13- year-old boy pointed a gun and a teacher. he's charged as a juvenile. his grandfather is also facing charges. >> maryland law requires gun owners to secure loaded firearms from children 15 years of age or younger. my opinion, however, is let's go above that. let's secure our weapons even if the law doesn't require us to. >> we went to police a firearm safety instructor who said you should never story gun loaded or unsecured in this case. according to charging documents, the gun wasn't l

well new york city has been hit by two tornadoes in a span of ten minutes hold in well some power knocked out a certain residence videos from bystanders here show a funnel cloud sucking out water and sand several houses and trees damaged no injuries reported. now it's no secret that israel and iran sworn enemies but what's less well known is how the hard line and often aggressive rhetoric between the two affects people's lives in the mideast melting pot. now reports on the west bank city where external fears are ramping up the rift between a divided community. the call to prayer religious jews walk past a mosque in judaism's holiest city the scene speaks volumes about the gap between two peoples living cheek by jowl. forty five years ago a part of hebron the largest city in the west bank was returned to jewish control since then around six hundred jewish families have lived in the small enclave outnumbered vastly by palestinians they vow they will never be driven out despite the fact that jewish settlement in hebron is widely considered illegal under international law and so they justify

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knock things back about 10 degrees. the front is generating a little shower activity up by new york city. the front is over the chesapeake bay right now. east of the bay, there's a southerly breeze, swinging around the next couple of hours and the northwest breeze will keep us cooler and keep us dry and eventually help us introduce a much bigger storm system which will be here early next week and that's what i'll talk about with the insta-weather plus forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> our big story this morning, a loss, no ground lost for the baltimore orioles. >> a tough stretch for the birds right now. the birds dropped their first game in the west coast to the oakland a's, the a.l. wild card leading athletics beat the o's 3-2 last night to prevent them from moving into sole possession in the a.l. east. jonny gomes hit a go-ahead r.b.i. single in the fifth to back a's rookie tommy mill own in a key series between playoff contenders. the new york yankees lost 6-4 at home to tampa bay. oakland is part of the o's grueling nine-game road trip that may have some fans going through with

around the world and grieve syrian opposition knocks of its claims that twenty five people have been killed in the government as strike on the building in the city of al-bab assad forces say the strike targeted rebel forces operating in the area which is in the hotspot province of aleppo this comes as the new year on international envoy to syria lakhdar brahimi describes his mission to stop the fighting as nearly impossible. nine police officers have been hurt during a second night of sectarian clashes in belfast northern ireland loyalists fast food with police on sunday leaving almost fifty officers injured in this post a parade by irish republican rioters were bottles of bricks and fireworks and police lines until early monday morning trouble tends to break most summers in reaction to the two communities holding traditional parades. dozens of south african miners have been released after murder charges against him were dropped their sentence was related to the deaths of thirty four striking colleagues told by police during a riot the decision to free the murray kind of workers followed a widespread public outcry against their detention with th

city cleaning after severe storms swept this weekend. tornadoes touched down saturday in queens and brooklyn. the twister snapped trees and knocked down power lines. those serious injuries reported. no serious injuries reported. people spent sunday cleaning those storms.from they knocked down trees and blew off a building in northwest d.c.. lost power after the storm scrambled to save perishable foods. i have to give credit to adam. say after 4:00ted me tos ay we will see some storms. i am glad it worked out. 51 degrees right now and the district. 53 in martinsburg. a very refreshing and comfortable warning. very low humidity. open the windows. but the fresh air in. 78 this afternoon and perfect. fresh air in. kind of our first taste of all here. the sunshine across the of the nation. dallas sunday in '94. and 83 up partly cloudy degrees. city may have a few thunderstorms. san francisco 69. bright sunshine the rest of the week, but temperatures may change. just want to give you a quick s your travel out of manassas. reporting an crash.ned be alert for that. our big traffic snarl this morning is on the baltimore washington parkway

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