Shots fired. The nras heated response to walmarts new move to ban sales of some guns and ammunition, and the pressure on Mitch Mcconnell this morning. Those stories, plus, billions pulled from the pentagons budget to help pay for the president s border wall. How democrats plan to fight back. Dislikes. Why some are worried facebook is about to get rid of its most iconic feature. And good news. The little boy thrown from a mall balcony is headed back home. Today, wednesday, september 4th, 2019. Announcer from nbc news, this is today with Savannah Guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in Rockefeller Plaza. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to today. Nice to have you with us on a wednesday morning. Weve been watching the track of dorian and unfortunately weve seen what its done to the bahamas. The hurricane so large that watches now extend from florida all the way to North Carolina. And again, we are getting a clearer sense now of the damage in the bahamas. Just look at that. Those are
Our Lady of Fatima Catholic School students placed well in the Royal Canadian Legion remembrance contest.
“We’re very proud of all of our students,” said principal Andrew Chi as more than 40 students from the school submitted a poster, poem or essay to the competition that covers the North Shore.
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Chi said quite a few students opted to enter both the poster and literary categories, while posters were the most popular.
Eight students from the school won prizes for their Remembrance Day submissions.
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next on fox 45 morning news. police make arrests in a string of violent crimes. the unusual suspects behind the armed robbery. the mayor s vacation to miami, why it end up costing the taxpayers thousands of dollars. and budget cuts lead to rotating fire house closures and reduce police overtime, how this affects your safety. good morning. it s thursday, december 10th. i m patrice harris. another cold start to this day. meteorologist steve fertig is here to fill us in on the details. i guess it s not another cold start to this day, this is the first day we have seen this day. but it s dry. you know what i mean. we have the dry conditions. that is improved but the temperatures are not improving. the temperatures are dropping. we start at 42 degrees, not bad. 42 down at d.c. 45 in salisbury. 37 in hagerstown and 23 only in oakland. but here with the winds, now 1 15-13 miles per hour through the renal yogee, and ta will make it feel like the temperatures are close