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March 5, 2015
A federal investigation is under way into an accident that shut down new yorks la guardia airport for hours. a delta jetliner skidded in the snow during landing, stopping just feet away from frigid waters. passengers scrambled to evacuate at the plane leaked fruluel. the national guard is called out to rescue hundreds in kentucky. some have been stuck since overnight in a potentially life-threatening situation. the former head of the national transportation safety board, shes standing by live....
November 6, 2012
>> our panel breaks down the swing states in 60 seconds. first lets go to, in for the headlines. >> hey, greta, thank you. a week after superstorm sandy slammed the east coast, folks are bracing for a noreaster wednesday. it could come up the coast and pass within 50 or 100 miles of the already battered new jersey coastline. its expected to bring 55 miles an hour winds and flooding in coastal areas where sandy already wiped out natural beach defenses and protective dunes. and plans are in place ...
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Administration. of course they say there is no dysfunctional administration. >> admiral harward told a reporter -- the fbi is not examined to file charges against national security adviser michael flynn. more on that in a moment. first lets go to south carolina. today donald trump will talk to the workers and the ceo. >> reporter: absolutely, poppy. hes going to be leaving the white house momentarily and expected to be here in north charleston at 12:20. when he touches down in air force one, he ...
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Theyre not pro-zwrekting that. but from coast to coast, look at this. first lets go to -- punch in here and show you the ones that are having major problems here. first of all, lets go to ohio right here. look at ohio. there the governor expects -- excuse me, michigan. michigan. the governor is proposing a $470 per pupil cut to save $452 million. the k-12 schools would face 4% overall cuts. areas that could be targeted include school bussing, music, choir and then band programs, athletics as wel...