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Tonight, about to sweep across the country. Bracing for damaging winds. Rob has the timing and the track of this all the way east. The parents horror. With spring break here, their son, a College Student, dying falling from a seventh floor hotel balcony. The major bust tonight here in the new york city area, and the shipping container that said dried fruit. What was hidden behind it. The final push against isis in syria. U. S. Backed forces, the fire fight. And tonight, our team is right there. ...

Rob has the timing and the track of this all the way east. The parents horror. With spring break here, their son, a College Student, dying, falling from a seventh floor hotel balcony. The major bust tonight here in the new york city area, and the shipping container that said dried fruit. What was hidden behind it. The stunning reveal. The final push against isis in syria. U. S. Backed forces, the fire fight. And tonight, our team is right there. Here at home, the deadly and fiery collision on th...

Louisiana, first casey live from new orleans where levy system have perhaps biggest test since hurricane katrina, hey, casey . Eric, you can say that again, government leaders say that the post katrina Hurricane Protection system passed the test with flying colors, they say the pumps worked and they say that the gates that were closed, 244 of them helped keep the storm surge at bay and all of the federallymaintained levies along the Mississippi River held, you mentioned some problems with overto...

Tuesday afternoon. Im brooke baldwin. Thank you for being with me. You remember back in the day when you studied really hard and you made that list of your dream colleges and you took those standardized tests, and you spent the extra time on those scholarship applications and waited with bated breath for the letter or team come in the mail . Yeah . It turns out if youre rich and famous you could have paid for it. The Justice Department unveiling what its dubbed operation varsity blues. Prosecuto...

The world will need to more than double the number of passenger and freighter aircraft by 2041 to meet demand, according to Airbus’s latest outlook.