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so you can keep the romantic comedies and lady drinks. we re good. and so the chicago bears win it handily and win it 39-10. we go new orleans. i mean, it s going to be a crazy situation there. and sean payton, as we mentioned before, hurt, will have surgery tomorrow. is in the hospital tonight. and he gets to coach next week i imagine from upstairs. you would think, and for sean payton, it s tough. monday, tuesday, those are the game plan days, but who knows. the nfc south, looks like new orleans is in great shape and atlanta is struggling. and who knows about tampa bay. atlanta gets back in it today winning in they are 3-3. you are telling me that it s going to be close, down on to the wire. i m telling that nobody knows anything. you got it. chicago wins it by a score of 39-10. soldier field, they go to 3-3 and the vikings go to 1-5. saints/colts on sunday night football a week from tonight. from new orleans. until then, al michaels, cris collinsworth, michel
flu-like symptoms, headaches, nausea. it has been going on for weeks. weeks. and they have been complaining about it. all of a sudden when it broke today. reporter: the building in the 1300 block of harvard street northwest is over 100 years old. it is not clear how old the building s heating and air conditioning systems are. that facility remains evacuated. no residents are being allowed back inside. doreen, back to you. more storms rolling through our region tonight. dick kammerer joins us with a look at the conditions right now. doug. not everybody has seen those strong storms. those of you who have have seen very heavy rain across the area. we even had flash flood warning in effect a little earlier down towards stafford county. towards spotsylvania and king george county. right now the heaviest rain is back to the west and also down to the south of the washington, d.c., area. couple of stops for you. this was the area hit hardest earlier with some golf ball sized
traffic and weather. we ll check in with lisa in just a minute. first meteorologist adam caskey. comfortable. 57 currently in frederick and gaithersburg. a little bit warmer in the district than usual at 67. a lot of mid 60 s for most of us and a few upper 50 s. a mix of sun and clouds. a few stray showers west and northwest to have metro area. potomac high land. very few and far between quick brief showers possible. that s it. lisa baden. well, we re going the zoom right in and jump into the pool of life. the water feels warm and nice. 66, 95, everything running very smoothly on 270. the bulls greenway, the dulles toll road, i-70 between hagerstown and baltimore all clear. 9 5 the baltimore washington parkway. annapolis, northeast. we will give you to green light. 210. 220. everything moving on metro rail. could it get any better? thank you, lisa. people living along the east coast are coping with the lingeringfects of irene this morning. ocean city, maryland suffered mo
virginia early this morning. the latest rumble came after 5:00 a.m., four miles from mineral, the epicenter of last week s 5. quake that shook the east coast. news4 s shomari stone joins us live. reporter: we re in mineral and a lot of residents and business owners felt the aftershocks this morning. they had flash backs about last week s quake. we re here at the high school and a lot of teachers and students have been volunteering today, taking furniture like this, and moving it across the parking lot to the middle school. that s where they re going to start classes in a couple weeks. now, an inspector came out here to look at the school to make sure there wasn t any serious damage, and you re going to get a glimpse of the video that shows just why these people are moving. the surveillance video from inside louisa county high school in mineral, virginia captures parts of the ceiling collapsing and teachers rushing students outside during last tuesday s 5.8 magnitude earthqu