It took a few officers, including animal protection police, to catch the much-larger, much-stronger and much-faster llama.

The county’s Police Department posted the video on social media.

Llama Drama! Watch the full video here

鈥� Fairfax County Police (@FairfaxCountyPD)

Authorities say it all happened Sunday night, when someone saw the llama near the intersection of Fairfax County Parkway and Popes Head Road. Police were then alerted.

“After eluding our officers, the llama was found in a backyard and safely taken,” Fairfax County police wrote on Facebook.

The llama is now in custody at the Fairfax County Animal Shelter. The llama has not been charged with any crime, but the shelter would like to hear from you if you’re her legal guardian.

Are you missing a LLAMA? We have a stray llama, who was rescued after being spotted running on the Fairfax County Parkway near Popes Head Road. Do you know this llama’s family? Send them our way!

鈥� Fairfax Animals (@fairfaxanimals)

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It happened around 2:45 p.m. in the 2500 block of Good Hope Road Southeast, near Naylor Road.

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Two cars had been involved in a collision, said D.C. police Cmdr. John Branch, and a third person later arrived at the scene. One of the people involved in the collision allegedly shot that man, who later died at a hospital.

“While the officers were still on scene investigating this incident, it was brought to their attention that there was a subject that was armed with a gun,鈥� Branch said. The armed person, he said, was confronted and taken into custody.

Police offered no further details, citing an ongoing investigation.

Paul Trantham, an ANC commissioner, was at the scene after the shooting, and he voiced his frustration with the District鈥檚 gun violence problem.

鈥淭his is unacceptable. It needs to stop. They need to get these individuals off our street that have a little respect for life,鈥� Trantham said.

小萝莉影视’s Mike Murillo contributed to this report.

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Prince George鈥檚 County police said Wednesday the teen turned himself in on Tuesday. They also said that a 14-year-old who was initially arrested in that shooting had been released after authorities determined he was not involved.

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The shooting happened around 10 a.m. Thursday near the school鈥檚 football stadium in the 5200 block of Silver Hill Road, and was witnessed by several students. Police say an argument among a group of kids escalated into a fight before the 16-year-old allegedly pulled the gun and began firing.

The 14-year-old shooting victim 鈥� a ninth grader 鈥� remains in the hospital with injuries that are not considered life-threatening.

The suspect is accused of attempted first-degree murder and first-degree assault, among other charges.

An investigation into the shooting is still underway. Anyone with more information about this case is asked to call the police at 301-516-5230. Anonymous tips can be provided by or calling them at 866-411-TIPS (8477).

Prince George’s County Public Schools also remind parents and students that bullying and weapons violations can be reported through听or mobile app.

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In a statement Tuesday, the lawyers singled out Rep. James Comer, who represents Kentucky鈥檚 1st Congressional District and is the ranking GOP member of the House Oversight Committee. Comer has been critical of the investigation of the Commanders, carried out by House Democrats who currently lead the panel.

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And the photos 鈥� which the lawyers say “show women鈥檚 breasts, buttocks and genital areas鈥� 鈥� were included with the GOP response to the committee鈥檚 investigation.

The committee’s report accused the Commanders of a 鈥渢oxic work culture,鈥� and it accused owner Daniel Snyder of inappropriately touching a former employee and of producing a video of “sexually suggestive footage” of cheerleaders.

鈥淥ur clients are both humiliated and incensed by the GOP鈥檚 reckless dissemination of these photographs in an official Congressional document,鈥� attorneys Lisa Banks and Debra Katz wrote to Comer in a letter Tuesday. 鈥淭hey also feel retaliated against by Republican Committee members who have apparently chosen to embarrass them publicly for coming forward.

鈥淭here was simply no legitimate reason for GOP members to have done this, and it has caused our clients additional and unnecessary pain. Our clients believe that releasing these photos was a desperate effort to protect Mr. Snyder from the scathing findings contained in the Committee鈥檚 final report, at their expense.鈥�

The Oversight Committee began its investigation after the NFL declined to release a report on its own review of the team鈥檚 workplace.

Banks and Katz said the photos could have been referenced instead of attached in the GOP memo, and they demand that the photos be removed from congressional servers, websites and the Congressional Record.

In a statement Tuesday afternoon, a Republican committee aide said the Oversight Committee is not “the proper venue” for an investigation of the Commanders.

“Republicans issued an internal memo that included information showing that there is more evidence to be considered,” the aide said. “Prior to circulating the internal memo, Committee staff took steps to ensure all sensitive images involving cheerleaders were redacted and their identities kept confidential.”

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The U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit runs from Dec. 13 through Dec. 15 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.

And because the event is considered a 鈥淣ational Special Security Event,鈥� it will disrupt traffic around the convention center for days before and after the event.

Emergency No Parking rules are in effect on the following streets through 12:01 a.m. on Dec. 17:

• Seventh Street from Massachusetts Avenue to O Street Northwest.
• Ninth Street from H to O streets Northwest.
• 10th Street from New York Avenue to N Street Northwest.
• 11th Street from H to L streets Northwest.
• 12th Street from K Street to Massachusetts Avenue Northwest.
• 12th Street from H to I streets Northwest.
• 13th Street from H to I streets Northwest.
• H Street from 13th to 14th streets Northwest.
• K Street from Sixth to 10th streets Northwest.
• Mount Vernon Place from Seventh to Ninth streets Northwest.
• L Street from Sixth to 12th streets Northwest.
• M Street from Sixth to 10th streets Northwest.
• N Street from Sixth to 10th streets Northwest.
• O Street from Sixth to Ninth streets Northwest.
• New York Avenue from Sixth to 14th streets Northwest.
• Massachusetts Avenue from Sixth to 13th streets Northwest.

Any vehicles that are parked in violation of the restrictions are subject to being ticketed and towed.

Mount Vernon Place from 7th to 9th streets northwest was closed to traffic starting on Saturday Dec. 11 and will remain closed through Saturday, Dec. 17 at 12:01 a.m.

The following streets will remain closed through 12:01 a.m. Dec. 17:

• Seventh Street from I to O streets Northwest.
• Eighth Street from N to O streets Northwest.
• Ninth Street from New York Avenue to O Street Northwest.
• K Street from Sixth to Seventh streets Northwest.
• K Street from Ninth to 10th streets Northwest.
• L Street from Sixth to 10th streets Northwest.
• M Street from Sixth to 10th streets Northwest.
• N Street from Sixth to 10th streets Northwest.
• New York Avenue from Sixth to 10th streets Northwest.
• Massachusetts Avenue from Ninth to 10th streets Northwest.

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The event will also cause a number of changes to Metrobus service. The 70, 79, 74, 63, 64, D4, G8, S2 routes will be detoured starting Saturday and running through 12:01 a.m. on Dec. 17. Find more information about the detours on .

On Metrorail, the Mt. Vernon station will be closed from 5 p.m. Monday, Dec. 12, until 12:01 a.m. Dec. 16. Riders are encouraged to use the Gallery Place-Chinatown or Shaw-Howard University stations instead. In addition, MetroAccess will not be able to provide door-to-door service within the security perimeter.

The summit will also impact vehicle access to area parking, as well as pedestrian access to businesses and residences. You can find more information about all that on .

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Pat Collins, one of NBC Washington鈥檚 most recognized and beloved personalities, has announced he will retire at the end of the year.

Collins, a D.C. native, started out in the newspaper business, working for both the Washington Daily 小萝莉影视 and the Washington Star. His talent was apparent before he even graduated from high school: At 17, he was a columnist for the Daily 小萝莉影视.

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He moved on to Notre Dame, graduating in 1968, and then spent a year as an Army medic in Vietnam. Eventually he began working in television, and after some time in Chicago, he returned to his hometown, working at channels 7 and 9 before joining NBC Washington in 1986.

And for over 35 years at WRC, he鈥檚 covered it all 鈥� stories ranging from the tragic to the hilariously absurd. He dressed as a grape bunch to interview a student who was disciplined for running onto a football field in a banana costume, and his philosophical musings after a vandal attacked the wrong car went viral and were even remixed into a power ballad.

In fact, Collins has frequently drawn viral attention, as evidenced by

Collins has also won accolades from his colleagues, earning 10 Emmys as well as a Chesapeake Associated Press Award for “Best Feature Reporter.”

Channel 4 promises to celebrate Collins more 鈥渋n the coming days.鈥�

小萝莉影视 has reached out to Collins on the question of who inherits .

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The directive applies to companies such as Huawei Technologies, ZTE Corp, Tencent Holdings, Alibaba and Kaspersky.

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Under the from the state鈥檚 chief information security officer, agencies must remove any products from state networks; implement measures to prevent their installation, and implement network-based restrictions to prevent access.

鈥淭here may be no greater threat to our personal safety and our national security than the cyber vulnerabilities that support our daily lives,鈥� Hogan said in a statement Tuesday.

鈥淎s the cyber capital of America, Maryland has taken bold and decisive actions to prepare for and address cybersecurity threats. To further protect our systems, we are issuing this emergency directive against foreign actors and organizations that seek to weaken and divide us.鈥�

Last week, FBI Director Christopher Wray warned that the Chinese have the ability to control the app鈥檚 recommendation algorithm, 鈥渨hich allows them to manipulate content, and if they want to, to use it for influence operations.鈥� He also voiced concerns that it could be used to collect user data for espionage purposes.

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The three-night event will feature a concert each night at the Ocean City Performing Arts Center.

鈥淲e want to celebrate Rhythm and Blues while also honoring the civil rights hero Martin Luther King Jr., along with the history this holiday weekend represents,鈥� said Tom Perlozzo, the town鈥檚 director of tourism and business development, in a statement Monday.

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鈥淒reamfest will deliver the soulful sounds and rhythm of the voices of the past while also celebrating the dream of the late, great Dr. King.鈥�

It begins Friday, Jan. 13, with a show by The B.B. King Experience featuring Claudette King. On Saturday, Jan. 14, Thomas McClary鈥檚 The Commodores take the stage. The Spinners close out the festival on Sunday, Jan. 15.

You can buy tickets for Dreamfest at the Roland E. Powell Convention Center or by visiting the .

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Here鈥檚 a rundown of a few of the area鈥檚 larger holiday events, and some insights from the 小萝莉影视 Traffic team on how they will impact area roads.

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Zoo Lights will be on from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. for several days through Dec. 30 at D.C.鈥檚 National Zoo. 鈥淶oo Lights leads to evening delays on Beach Drive and Connecticut Avenue through Woodley Park without fail,鈥� said 小萝莉影视 Traffic reporter Dave Dildine.

at the Washington D.C. Temple in Kensington, Maryland, runs from dusk to 9 p.m. starting Dec. 1 through Jan. 2. Fortunately, Dildine doesn鈥檛 expect it to impact nearby major roads too much.

鈥淭raffic will back up on Stonybrook Drive on the busiest nights, but the lines seldom affect larger roads,鈥� he said. 鈥淭here鈥檚 usually some police direction in and out of the parking lots.鈥�

骋补颈迟丑别谤蝉产耻谤驳鈥檚 runs through Dec. 31 (except Christmas Day) starting at 6 p.m. at Seneca Creek State Park. The festival is 鈥渘otorious for creating long delays鈥� on Route 117/Clopper Road, Dildine said. The event can also affect traffic on Route 124 and Interstate 270.

鈥淕ame Preserve Road is usually a bad shortcut since it’s very confined and windy,鈥� Dildine added.

at Brookside Gardens in Montgomery County, Maryland, will be open most evenings from 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. through Jan. 2. While it鈥檚 typically a popular event, Dildine said it shouldn鈥檛 lead to long traffic delays.

continues nightly from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. through Jan. 1 at Watkins Regional Park in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. The Prince George鈥檚 County Department of Parks and Recreation recommends that visitors enter along Route 202; Dildine notes that long lines formed along nearby Route 193 last year.

runs from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. through Jan. 1 at Sandy Point State Park in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Big crowds are normal, Dildine said, and on the busiest nights, it can cause congestion on the service road 鈥渁nd even on Route 50 itself west of the Bay Bridge.鈥�

In Centreville, Virginia, the runs nightly through Jan. 8 starting at 5:30 p.m. Backups can be long on Bull Run Post Office Road, Dildine said, but they haven鈥檛 impacted Route 29 much the last few years. Organizers advise visitors who want to avoid crowds to come on weeknights. The weekend before and the weekend after Christmas draw the heaviest crowds.

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And on Wednesday, they announced the reward for his arrest has jumped from $1,000 to $11,000.

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Kyjuan鈥疧mar Braxton鈥疶rott-McLean, 43, of Mount Vernon is wanted in the shooting death of Brandon Wims.

鈥淲e know that Trott-McLean knows that he is wanted,鈥� Chief Kevin Davis said during a news conference Wednesday. “We know that he’s still local. And we know that he’s playing games with the Fairfax County Police Department.”

鈥淎nd while he’s playing his games, he’s putting this community at risk.鈥�

Wims was shot around 7 a.m. Oct. 2 in the 5800 block of St. Gregory’s Lane, in the Alexandria area of the county. Authorities say Trott-McLean exited a鈥痵ilver Nissan Sentra with Maryland tags 2ET4005 and shot Wims, who later died at a hospital.

Wims was the great-nephew of Gregory Wims, who founded the . It is contributing $5,000 to the reward, with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives contributing another $5,000.

鈥淚n our 26-year history, we have never had a member of our own family 鈥� whether it be volunteer or blood family member 鈥� to be killed by a very bad person,鈥� Wims said Wednesday.

鈥淗e was not able to defend himself,鈥� the victim鈥檚 mother said at Wednesday鈥檚 news conference as she held back tears.

鈥淭he killer just came up on him and just shot him. He wasn’t able to do anything but sit there and just take bullet after bullet after bullet. And no one deserves to die like that.鈥�

Trott-McLean faces charges of second-degree murder, use of a firearm in the commission of a felony, felon in possession of a firearm, and felon in possession of ammunition.

鈥淲e think the announcement of this enhanced reward will rattle the cage a little bit, because we need to get Trott-McLean off the street,鈥� Davis said.

In the 60 days since Wims鈥� death, police have even heard from Trott-McLean in the form of a 911 call, said Maj. Ed O鈥機arroll, who is the bureau commander of the department鈥檚 major crimes and cyber and forensics bureaus.

鈥淗e knows he’s wanted. He actually says that he’s wanted for murder. So he has some responsibility to turn himself in,鈥� said O鈥機arroll.

Police now believe that someone is helping the suspect, and Davis cautioned that anyone lending aid would be subject to charges themselves.

Trott-McLean is believed to be armed and dangerous. Anyone with information is asked to call 911 or Fairfax County Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS (866-411-8477).

鈥淗e is Fairfax County鈥檚 most wanted,鈥� O鈥機arroll said.

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The Prince George’s County police said a student alerted security at Frederick Douglass High School that the 16-year-old suspect had been showing off the weapon while on a school bus Monday morning.

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Security at the Upper Marlboro school later found the gun inside the student鈥檚 backpack. The gun was unloaded, but there was also ammo in the bag.

The student is now in custody and faces various weapons charges, including having a handgun on their person, having dangerous weapon on school property and possession of a firearm by a minor.

An investigation into the incident is still underway.

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Nov. 26 is Small Business Saturday.

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American Express launched the event during the 2010 recession, encouraging holiday shoppers to support the small, independent businesses that are so essential in every community.

The event gained momentum a year later when Congress unanimously passed a resolution supporting the event. Elected leaders also joined forces with trade groups, communities, business associations and others to form the Small Business Saturday Coalition. It鈥檚 since become a holiday tradition.

Here is a guide to help you 鈥渟hop small鈥� this holiday season.

DC

, which has a number of locations around the area, will open a gift box pop-up shop in Georgetown, at 2920 M St. NW, throughout December. Shoppers can buy signature boxes 鈥渇illed with goods from makers all over the DMV,鈥� or shop 鈥渁 la carte,鈥� according to Stacy Price, co-founder and CEO.

Shop Made in D.C. 鈥� which also has a storefront at 1304 Wisconsin Ave. NW 鈥� works with hundreds of merchants around the region. It鈥檚 expanding soon with locations in Maryland and Virginia as well.

鈥淪upporting local business is imperative to keeping business alive,鈥� Price said. 鈥淲hat I feel so proud of is that when you support our businesses, you’re not only supporting a locally-owned business, but you’re supporting a locally-owned business that supports close to 1,000 other businesses.鈥�

Restaurants and other shops in Georgetown will mark Small Business Saturday with some special promotions. Find more information on .

Another good online resource for finding D.C. merchants is the Shop in the District website. It features that allows shoppers to filter by neighborhood and other categories, such as 鈥渆co-friendly鈥� and 鈥淟GBTQ-owned.鈥�

In Southeast, a pop-up market featuring local Black-owned businesses is set for 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at St. Thomas More Catholic School, 4265 Fourth St. SE. Merchants can reserve a free spot at the market by visiting .

The 18th annual Downtown Holiday Market runs through Dec. 23 on two blocks of F Street Northwest between Seventh and Ninth streets. (The market is closed Dec. 5.) The market will feature dozens of small businesses and entrepreneurs from across the region. See a full rundown of exhibitors on .

鈥淗olly Days鈥� returns to D.C.鈥檚 Eastern Market for a sixth year starting Saturday. It will feature 鈥渦nique gifts from around the world sold by local small businesses,鈥� both indoors and outdoors. And on Saturday at 5:30 p.m., shoppers can see the lighting of the Capitol Hill Christmas tree at Eastern Market Metro Park.

See a rundown of hours on the , and check out a full list of Eastern Market businesses on the .

Participating businesses in the Barracks Row neighborhood will offer discounts and other specials on Saturday, and some will extend throughout the holiday season. In addition, shoppers who buy from a participating Barracks Row business will get a $5 gift card to use at another local business from Friday, Nov. 25, through Sunday, Nov. 27.

Find more information on .

And in D.C.鈥檚 Shaw neighborhood, Shaw Main Streets is again marking Small Business Saturday with the fifth-annual City Market at O Holiday Celebration, near the intersection of O and Eighth streets Northwest from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Shoppers can enjoy free candy, cookies and hot apple cider.

Shoppers can also get a little help before they tackle that shopping list. From 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday at the Shaw Main Streets tent at City Market at O, they can pick up $20 in 鈥淪hawbucks鈥� that can be used as cash at any participating businesses that day only. See a list of participating retailers on the .

Virginia

Dozens of merchants in Alexandria will mark Small Business Saturday with discounts, free snacks and free gifts with purchases.

A number of pop-up markets will be open as well, including at on Saturday and . Friday and Saturday. (An outdoor market will be held near the intersection of King and Strand streets.)

Shoppers are also encouraged to on Small Business Saturday as well as

Find more information on .

Shoppers who couldn鈥檛 find the perfect gift on Saturday can check out The National Women鈥檚 History Museum and the Alexandria Archaeology Museum are among several in the city (and region) that will take part. Find an interactive map of participating museums on .

In Fairfax City, shoppers can take part in the city鈥檚 fourth annual Elf on the Shelf scavenger hunt through Dec. 5. It begins at 9 a.m. Saturday at 10415 North St. Twenty-five elves will be hidden inside participating businesses. Shoppers who locate five of them and make at least one purchase at a participating business can enter a raffle for a $50 gift card.

Learn more about the scavenger hunt and download a 鈥減assport鈥� on the .

In Loudoun County, in Bluemont will hold an 听Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

And one week later on Dec. 3, in Purcellville will host a holiday market from noon to 5 p.m. It will feature 鈥渁 variety of unique vendors selling pottery, candles, jewelry, decor, lotions, soaps, jellies, and more.鈥�

Maryland

featuring 鈥渦nique and handmade gift items from local artisans鈥� is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 3, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in downtown Silver Spring along Ellsworth Drive, between Georgia Avenue and Fenton Street.

Then, on the following Sunday, Dec. 4, shoppers can check out the 听at Veterans Plaza from noon to 4 p.m. There will be 鈥渙ver 80 artisans, crafters 鈥� and other local small businesses.鈥�

Farmers markets are a good option for finding something made by a small business. And in Montgomery County, shoppers can celebrate Small Business Saturday by checking out the vendors at the market at Veterans Plaza in downtown Silver Spring. It鈥檚 open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. .

Another farmers market in Montgomery County is at 听Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Shoppers who need to pick up produce Saturday can also find potential gifts, such as olive oil, tea, cheese and baked goods.

And in Gaithersburg鈥檚 Kentlands neighborhood, shoppers can find a number of delicious gift options during the 鈥� including spirits, juices and coffees 鈥� from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Ellicott City is bringing back its 鈥淥EC Bucks鈥� promotion this year. Each is worth $10, and they鈥檒l be available starting at 10 a.m. during a kick-off event at the Welcome Center. All Old Ellicott City merchants will accept OEC Bucks through Dec. 31.

In Prince George鈥檚 County, the city of Laurel has . Shoppers can pick up a passport from the Municipal Center, collect six stamps from six different participating businesses and be eligible to win a prize basket. Passports need to be returned by Monday at 4 p.m. A drawing will be held the following Thursday.

In addition, shoppers can enjoy coffee and doughnuts from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday at 378 Main St.

Several businesses in Hyattsville will offer . And through Dec. 31, parking will be free in city lots.

Hyattsville shoppers can also take part in a scavenger hunt from Saturday through Dec. 16. Shoppers who get 10 stamps and return their passport can enter a raffle for 鈥渁 gift basket of goodies鈥� from local businesses.

Robin Hill brewery in Prince George鈥檚 County听飞颈濒濒 . (Shoppers also have the option to pick up a bottle of wine for that special someone.)

Find a directory of small businesses in Prince George鈥檚 County .

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But here’s something to be thankful for: The skies will clear up in the afternoon.

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A cold front passing through the D.C. area will bring clouds and showers Thursday night, said Storm Team4 meteorologist Mike Stinneford, “but by Friday afternoon, skies will start to clear, and it will become breezy.”

Small Business Saturday will be another good day for shopping or just getting out and enjoying the holiday weekend. Expect “a good deal of sunshine and highs in the upper 50s,” Stinneford said.

But the end of the holiday weekend will be wet, as rain moves back into the D.C. region Sunday afternoon.

The forecast

Friday: Morning showers, but clear and breezy in the afternoon. Highs will be in the upper 50s.

Saturday: Mostly sunny, with highs in the upper 50s.

Sunday: Becoming cloudy with rain in the afternoon. Highs will be in the low to mid 50s.

Monday: A mix of clouds and sunshine with a passing shower. Breezy and mild. Highs near 60.

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Bentex Group distributed the clothing to stores such as TJMAXX, DD’s/Ross, Burlington, Army & Air Force Exchange Service and Amazon from November 2021 through this past August.

It says nine types of sets are being recalled because of textile ink that had lead levels exceeding federal limits.

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Photos of the clothing sets 鈥� and the effected batch numbers 鈥� can be found on .

If the item and batch number matches what鈥檚 printed on an item鈥檚 neck or side label, the clothing should be taken away from the child immediately. Bentex also should be contacted for instructions on returning or disposing the recalled clothing 鈥� and to receive a refund.

To contact Bentex, email recall@bentex.com. You can also call 800-451-0285 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern time Mondays through Thursdays or from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Fridays.

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