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Doug Kammerer

Doug Kammerer is News4’s Chief Meteorologist, forecasting the weather weekdays on News4 at 4, 5, 6 and 11.

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Maury Povich Retires, Ending a 31-Season Run of Revealing Who Is the Father

Get those paternity tests in now, because “Maury” won’t help you find.

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Investigators are determining if a child under 5 years old with a lighter may have caused a deadly fire in Philadelphia

Investigators are working to determine the cause behind a deadly fire in Philadelphia that took the lives of 12 people on Wednesday.

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Двадцать лет назад в США произошли самые кровавые теракты в истории: как это было и к чему это привело?

Двадцать лет назад в США произошли самые кровавые теракты в истории: как это было и к чему это привело?
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