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The scary-looking but mostly harmless Brood X periodical cicadas will emerge en masse in 15 states, and "the noise is just head-splitting."

Brood X periodical cicadas, underground for 17 years, ready to reemerge and make some noise Keith Matheny and Georgea Kovanis, Detroit Free Press After 17 years underground, these bugs are reappearing in 15 states Replay Video UP NEXT This year will mark the reemergence after 17 years of Brood X, or the Great Eastern Brood, of periodical cicadas – those large, winged, kind of scary-looking but mostly harmless flying insects known for their almost deafening buzz. “The end o...

This year will mark the reemergence after 17 years of Brood X, or the Great Eastern Brood, of periodical cicadas – those large, winged, kind of scary-looking but mostly harmless flying insects known for their almost deafening buzz. “The end of May through June, it can get pretty loud – if you are in an area where they are numerous, there can be hundreds of thousands, or millions, of them,” said Howard Russell, an entomologist (insect scientist) at Michigan State University. One of the ...

its got everything. >> brown: we continue our series "inside immigration reform". tonight, virginia democrat tim kaine. >> the thing that i think most important is that as we look at certain things like border security-- and im open the amendments-- we shouldnt use those to delay the path to citizenship. >> suarez: and we close with a call for a renewed focus on the humanities in the classroom from duke university president richard brodhead and actor and author john lithgow. >> studyin...

story of the strange looking insects that emerge every 17-years and the scientists charmed by the chorus of the cicadas. >> this is kind of our super bowl. this is a blockbuster for us. its got birth, its got death, its got romance, its got sex, its got everything. >> brown: we continue our series "inside immigration reform". tonight, virginia democrat tim kaine. >> the thing that i think most important is that as we look at certain things like border security-- and im open the amendme...

insects that emerge every 17-years and the scientists charmed by the chorus of the cicadas. >> this is kind of our super bowl. this is a blockbuster for us. its got birth, its got death, its got romance, its got sex, its got everything. >> brown: we continue our series "inside immigration reform". tonight, virginia democrat tim kaine. >> the thing that i think most important is that as we look at certain things like border security-- and im open the amendments-- we shouldnt use those t...

its got romance, its got sex, its got everything. >> brown: we continue our series "inside immigration reform". tonight, virginia democrat tim kaine. >> the thing that i think most important is that as we look at certain things like border security-- and im open the amendments-- we shouldnt use those to delay the path to citizenship. >> suarez: and we close with a call for a renewed focus on the humanities in the classroom from duke university president richard brodhead and actor and a...

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>> reporter: the names of gun victims read aloud today at the capitol, the sister of a fallen sandy hook teacher. >> dawn hasbury, 47, december 14th, newtown, connecticut. >> reporter: and to be heard some used twitter, the daughter of sandy hooks principal reached out to senators. others like bill sherlock made the trip to washington for his wife, mary, sandy hooks school psychologist. >> we flew down in air force one and i had a single seat by the window and all i could think about w...