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Charges? a little later well talk to the judge, judge napolitano, about diplomatic immunity. >> mine safety officials tell us the families of four missing coal miners have to wait at least a few more hours for crews to resume the certain for their loved ones. emergency workers have been struggling to locate the miners because of the poisonous gases. early today crews entered the mine but had to hightail it out of there after they came close to the special chamber where the miners could have take...

Moves again. the emergency workers have already confirmed the deaths of 25 men in the upper big branch mine. back to jonathan hunt live in west virginia. weve been talking about how close the community is and i guess you got a look at that today. >> yeah, shep. these are really the definition of tightknit communities. as you drival the coal river road which runs pretty much the length of the valley, you go through tiny community after tiny community living in the shadow of the mountains and mini...

And the boy has died. the florida highway patrol tells us the boy has been hit and killed. we are looking at emergency workers and people milling around next to a disney-operated bus at fort wilderness in florida, its a disney property, its a campground as well, its got sort of a frontier theme to it. let me bring you up to speed on the top stories. scott roeders day of reckoning, hes being sentenced today in wichita, and prosecutors are asking for life with no possibility of parole for 50 y...

Topic is still moscow. if we bring up trends map, a tool that overlays top twitter topics on where theyre being discussed, the top words in the russian capital are still explosions, metro, moscow, subway, the list goes on. there have been some tweets i want to share with you. becky thatcher is in moscow. she worked at one of the stations that was bombed. she writes, i am alive, thank you, god. earlier she tweeted just two words, so scared. right here. now, another twitter user writes tragedy hit...

Subways. the attack killed dozens and injured dozens more. matthew chance is outside one of the stations that was targeted and he joins us live now. ive got to tell you, matthew, i was struck by your comments last hour on how quickly the city has gone back to work today after these attacks. >> reporter: yeah, its incredible. the president of the company said that he wanted the security services to do everything they could and the emergency workers as well to make sure the transport system was op...

At lubyanka, close to the kremlin under the head quarters of the kgb, the security services. the perpetrators sending a clear message that they can strike at the heart of the capital and at the heart of the security services in this country. 8:00 local time, the bomb in the metro station in lubyanka exploded killing at least 23 people, injuring at least 20 or 30 others, according to emergency workers here. the site has been cleared. forensic teams are on the ground trying to gather what evidence...

Rural areas are getting hammered by the overflow of the red. on men farms, tmany farms, fiel swamped. horses and cattle are penned in, forced to wait until the waters recede. >> as long as we keep them dry, were safe. if the water gets any higher, we can move them out if we have to. >> reporter: emergency workers are there to ensure any farm families cut off by the river can be rescued and taken to dry land. the crest of the red river is expected to happen sometime tomorrow. its always good to d...

Under obama. >> we know a lot is at stake for the democrats because there are many people who question whether or not they can lead and lead together. well see what happens in the coming days. thank you, sir. >> a lot is at stake for the american people. >> and for the party. >> thank you. >> thank you. weve got breaking news to report. in glen burnie, maryland, were looking at a bus accident. you see someone being treated on the ground about 20 minutes from baltimore, maryland. this is some o...

Hospital there when he allegedly killed one guard and wounded another in an escape attempt over the weekend. toxic dust payout. new york city agrees to a $657 million settlement for ground zero emergency workers. the deal goes before a federal judge today. anthony johnson of affiliate wabc has details on the settlement and the turmoil over rebuilding the site. >> reporter: the settlement covers 10,000 men and women who say their health was ruined by working at ground zero in a toxic environmen...

Who is a correspondent for daytime programming on our sister network trutv. jean, i want to talk about the massive sum which is $657.5 million and 10,000 plaintiffs, but they dont divide it by 10,000. how does the judge ultimately decide who gets what amount of money? >> well, that is what is interesting, because first, you have to agree to the settlement, and then after that, it is going to take time to decide how much you should have, and that is going to be number one, how were you there? wha...