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(File photo) MANILA - At least 11 people have been confirmed dead due to the onslaught of Typhoon Odette, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) reported on Wednesday. In its update, the agency said it is still validating reports of another 166 deaths due to the typhoon. Two were confirmed injured while also undergoing validations are reports of another 273 injured and 38 missing. Meanwhile, the agency said "Odette" has affected 3,473 barangays in Mimaropa...

The forensically about the -- i forget who they saul. here is some film. >> dick gregory, the entertainer and activist is here with some unsettling and previously ignored evidence. >> there are 51 documents pertaining to cia intelligence lee harvey oswald national archives. >> geraldo: i want to say despite all my probing and despite all the investigation. all the i believe lee harvey oswald a communist agent maybe but he acted alone. lee harvey oswald is the lone shooter. >> brian: best confere...

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>> reporter: after months of drought, burn scars transformed overnight into dangerous mud slides, forcing evacuations and stranding those left behind. >> two branches and drywall ceiling, everything coming down shes very fortunate that she was not injured. >> reporter: the storm of the season now battering the rockies and gaining strength gusts of up to 107 miles an hour crashing into colorado. 50,000 businesses and homes in the metro denver area without power. and denver international airport c...

Here is galveston, texas, 79. look at this number, des moines, 74 yesterday. your old record was 59. here is what we had. two things. the wind event out west. here is kansas. the wind event out west. this has never happened in december ever in this area before. here is the moderate risk, level four or five, severe weather across parts of iowa, minnesota. this has never happened before in december. not that it has never happened, it certainly has, but in the spring when it is supposed to happen. ...

Oklahoma city thunder at the buzzer. a pair of incredible shots there. in dallas, we had another big finish. this one after last nights game got help. >> final seconds. out to reaves. >> austin reaves? who? on a star-studded lakers team, a rookie. that didnt go. l.a. unfortunately hangs on for a 107-104 win. meanwhile urban meyer head coaching career, its other. the three-time college championship coach lasted 13 games for the jacksonville jaguars. this season it included only two wins and a l...

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Risk of severe weather the day they got struck by all those tornadoes. not saying the same thing will happen but to give you some perspective. this is extremely rare. one of the first times ever that minnesota in a moderate risk of severe weather in the month of december. ten million people at risk and we do think we could get strong tornadoes in between omaha and lacrosse, wisconsin. des moines, ames as we go throughout the evening hours. minnesota, by the way, never had a conremember iffed tor...

Immediately act. donald trump junior texted again and again urging action by the president. quote we need an oval office address. he has to lead now. it has gone too far and gotten out of hand end quote. but hours passed without necessary action by the president. these non-privileged texts are further evidence of president trumps supreme duty during those 107 minutes and donald trumps testimony will bear on another key question before this committee. did donald trump through action or inaction c...

Food prices 1.2% jump in december. energy privacies up 2.6%. stocks were down on that news. the dow lost 107, the s&p 500 fell 35. the nasdaq was off 176. the u.s. senate has just narrowly approved a measure to raise the debt ceiling. that is bringing new scrutiny on president bidens overall spending agenda. congressional correspondent chad pergram is live on capitol hill with the latest tonight. good evening, chad. >> good evening, bret. democrats voted to spend so they can spend on the build b...