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rise. a strategic victory for ukraine and its war with russia. retaking a key city and a territory. this as a putin ally urges him to take "more drastic measures in the fight. and portland oregon homeless crisis, no laughing matter. she confronted him about it at a city council meeting. much more on this ahead. we began with fox team coverage. steve harrigan kicks things off for us tonight. steve. >> we have been going up and down the coast along highway 75 seeing these flooded communi...

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>> dealing with the storm, most politicians give the federal government and the state of florida high marks. the key was preparing a head of storm. >> the biggest thing that we knew and what the governors concern was taking care of the people in the way of the storms path. we positioned the largest amount of search and rescue assets that i think we have ever put in place before, bringing together the federal family, search and rescue teams, coast guard, department of defense. >> the recovery wil...

. >> to killer storms strike the coast line back-to-back with record-breaking force. is the tiny of nature unpredictable behavior or do we see a trend in weather patterns? our next guest from the university of miami joins us by phone. how unprecedented are these two storms?. >> between 12 for 15 years ago. it was a category four storm in 2004. but over the last 12 years we did not have a strong as a hurricane season as this

Skeptical. he writes "perhaps more time needed to build a case, very strange." u.s. officials deny theres been any delay in the scheduled briefing. the american medical association wants her publicans to show in reasonable detail how they plan to replace obamacare before congress votes to repeal it. people across the south will be be beleaguered the last few days picking up the debris from killer storms. at least six deaths are reported so far. the hardest hit regions are georgia, alabama, and f...

This morning on "world news now" -- up in smoke. the most destructive fire in colorados history burns hundreds of homes, forces thousand of people out and claims at least two lives. >> the most important thing is that people and animals and the rest of it -- is just stuff. >> the intense flames, difficult fire fight, and why the danger is far from over. >> killer storms, forceful wind and rare tornados hit virginia and maryland. and leave behind damage in washington, d.c. the destruction this mo...

Think i am being dramatic? think again. check out this actual footage from oklahoma on friday. >> no! we are going die. >> duck down. duck down. >> there are a growing number of people willing to take massive risks and chase these killer storms. with the news that three professional storm chasers were killed doing what they love to do chasing twisters should they be discouraged from risking their lives, or held in high esteem for their bravery and the information they are reporting. provocative ...

Death is a likely outcome. think i am being dramatic? think again. check out this actual footage from oklahoma on friday. >> no! we are going die. >> duck down. duck down. >> there are a growing number of people willing to take massive risks and chase these killer storms. with the news that three professional storm chasers were killed doing what they love to do chasing twisters should they be discouraged from risking their lives, or held in high esteem for their bravery and the information they ...

were following the breaking news this hour, a tornado outbreak that scraped parts of the midwest this morning, killing at least nine people and injuring more than 100. hardest hit, harrisburg, illinois, where at least six people died, including two children. within the last half hour, we learned the tornado was a category ef-4, with winds, get this, up to 170 miles an hour, and as wide as two football fields. in the last hour, the mayor spoke at a grief-stricken news conference. >> we ...

water. if another low-lying neighborhoods now under mandatory evacuation orders, mayor bloomberg tonight saying the city transportation system will shut down at noon tomorrow. all five local airports in danger of flooding. theyre being closed arriving flights starting at noon. now this is what theyre concerned about. pictures here of irene hitting the bahamas. new yorkers are used to seeing this on tv, not up close, though. but they might see a version of it in about 36 hours from now....