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>> reporter: open floodgates, thousands hit by floodwaters so new orleans stays dry. the alternative, city officials say, would have been worse than katrina. >> water is pouring through 15 of 125 floodgates at morganza, louisiana right now, a quarter of the gates will eventually be opened. downstream, water from the spillway is already overrunning some homes. as many as 25,000 could go under water in the next few weeks. president obama is welcoming jordan king abdallah to the white h...

>> this is a shocking but true fact out of detroit. of all of the metro areas in the united states, detroit has the fastest growing job growth for tech jobs. its really surprising to us that is what we found when we looked at the numbers. part of the reason is tech town which is an incubator and support research park for entrepreneurs and investors can find backup for the technological ideas and helping to stoke job growth in detroit which as we know really needs the jobs. >> that is good news, ...

When you are in a crisis, which is what this pandemic is, for clarity around communications. we also, in london, there are some trains that we are responsible for, so i wouldnt want to have confusion where tfl has one set of rules and the government has another, so lets wait and see what the government are announcing. but if they did announce they were going to scrap them, would you be pushing for some sort of bylaw for the tube and the bus network? what we do know is, where there are instances ...