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what happened that night? surreal scenes in florida, streets overtaken with water after 2 feet of rain fell in only six hours. the airport shut down. the desperate rescues from homes and cars. how nbcs investigation on migrants working illegally in slaughterhouses revealed a widespread stolen identity scheme the new government warning about a deadly baby sleeper recalled years ago but still turning up for sale online and the inspiring school where everyone learns a language of ...

who was s a member o of the intelligence wing and his role in an online chat group where the documents first surfaced. the key question tonight, just how was he able to gain access to top secret materials. the battle over access to abortion pills headed to the supreme court. the justice department seeking emergency action. and just in tonight, a new ban set to become law in florida. a suspect arrested in the san francisco stabbing of tech executive bob lee. police say the men kne...

Allegations of state sponsored doping going back to 2014 winter games. russia hosted those. that ban set to expire later on this year. until then russian athletes are allowed to compete under neutral. that is sink in. valiyeva, who returned the positive test during the russia figure skating championship. christmas day last year in her homeland. cleared to compete at the games. what will happen now? it means the 15 year-old can compete in the short program of the women competition on tuesday. she...

Saying: attorney general in hawaii who will challenge new ban this week has stronger words. >> it is saying if you are from one of these 6 are presumptively a terrorist. reporter: protest took place at airports across the country after the initial ban, but members of administration maintained this is all about keeping americans safe. >> today more than 300 people, according to fbi, who came here as refugees are under an fbi investigation today, for potential terrorism related activities. reporte...

Online transactions. can you connect those kind of two separate worlds once you start deploying facial recognition information. >> in todays take aways is that the law nowhere on the issue. the case everyone sites is from the supreme court in 1986 whether california cops could use plane surveillance to spy on a guys pot plants in his backyard, shep. >> shepard: got to keep an eye on those. some say these mini drones come in kind of handy though. >> the benefits range from tracking forest fires t...

[chanting] >> harris: thousands of friends and relatives of victims holding ago mass in the town of santa maria, remembering the dead as well as those still in critical condition. police saying the fire likely started when a ban set off flares during a performance. thats a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> when our soldiers are not active in combat, they still need to be battle-ready some of our troops are finding a new way to train between tours of duty. michelle splansz....

[chanting] >> harris: thousands of friends and relatives of victims holding ago mass in the town of santa maria, remembering the dead as well as those still in critical condition. police saying the fire likely started when a ban set off flares during a performance. thats a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> when our soldiers are not active in combat, they still need to be battle-ready some of our troops are finding a new way to train between tours of duty. michelle splansz....

California, alaska, and hawaii already top that number. and drivers in texas may soon be able to push down a little harder on the fas pedal. the state house of representatives has approved a bill that would raise the speed limit on some highways to 85 miles an hour. that would be the highest in the nation. right now only texas and utah allow going 80 on some roads. the bill raising the speed limit to 85 now goes to the texas senate. and a controversy surrounding a burqa ban that takes effect...

Fighting, the ban set to take effect in 2012. jon: fox news is on the job hunt for you with the unemployment rate stuck at 9.5% so are a whole lot of americans. but not everyone who is out of work is looking to get back into the job market. claudia cowan with a look at some of the numbers. >> reporter: its not that they dont want to find work its just after years in some cases of looking around they dont think there is a job out there for them, at least not right now. so far this year more than ...