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Police in the bahamas are trying to figure out what caused the death of three american tourists and sent another to the hospital in lectures or in -- several of those victims had apparently complained of being 11 before. police dont suspect file play. new signs another covid spike is already underway. cases in this country have already surged 60% in the last two weeks. hospitalizations are increasing right along with them. many of those cases are here in the northeast, it comes days after the u....

31 past the hour. in kansas, two large school districts were forced to cancel classes this week after a surge in cases among students and staff. more than 800 school employees have called out sick. in missouri, covid icu hospitalizations have surpassed its previous record set back in august. joining me now is dr. ragu adiya, chief medical officer of liberty medical hospital in liberty, missouri. what can you tell us about where things stand today in your hospital? >> thank you for having me. its...

Stretches from the gulf of mexico in the south all the way up to nova scotia, and right in the middle of all of it, missouri has a record for snow. fox weathers max gordon is live in kansas city for us. hi, max. >> hey, good afternoon from kansas city, a very snowy scene here where we have had a record breaking day. 6.4 inches of snow fell as of noon local time. that beats a record set back in 1893, 6 inches back in february of 1893. as you can see, a whole lot of snow on the ground. also been d...

Because critics want to ban hundreds of books that they claim are offensive. lets go out front. good evening, everyone. im kate bolduan in for erin burnett. out front tonight, this is not march of 2020. that was president biden trying to reassure americans today. telling them not to panic over the latest surge. but he did warn things are about to get worse. >> well see some fully-vaccinated people get covid, potentially in large numbers. there will be positive cases in every office even here i...

Christmas shopping season. also breaking tonight senate republicans with the help of democrats vote to block president bidens federal vaccine mandate for private employers and a live report where things stand right now and what happens next. jurors and the jussie smollett trail will reconvene and hours after deliberation set to resume a second day. the legal panel standing by the live to weigh in and we began with the americans crime crisis and rising tide of criticism of progressive policymaker...

And went off after the passenger quote, lunged for his bag. l lunged for his bag. thats according to tsa officials. i want to go to pete who is joining me on the phone. pete, thank you for bringing this information to us. so quickly. this is startling, that this went down this way. >> super startling. the fact remains that guns are being caught at check points at an alarming rate. in ten months, the tsa recovered about 4650 guns at airport checkpoints across the country and that number is higher...

And the really scary part, what the vast majority of them are loaded. cnns pete muntean has the story for you. >> reporter: these are disturbing new numbers, and tsa administrator and i just spoke exclusively about this. he said this is a big problem, especially since we have already reached the record set back in 2019 with 11 weekends still left in this year. the tsa has recovered 4650 guns at airport checkpoints across the country since january 1st. 3900 of them have been loaded. the record in...

This exceeds the record set back in 2019. the tsa administrator says this is a really serious problem, and passengers need to take these rules more seriously, as well. it is a $10,000 fine for a first offense for somebody bringing a loaded gun into an airport. heres what he said. >> its a huge problem. i mean, as a passenger, i dont want to have another passenger flying on a flight with me, with a gun if their possession. there are a number of things that we prohibit in the airport and onboard a...

Four hours. it left drivers stranded and homes flooded. >> reporter: during d.c.s morning rush hour, commuters competing with rushing water. >> the road literally started becoming a river. >> reporter: torrential rains becoming a flash flood. kids carried to safety by adults. washington receiving almost a months worth of rain in a single morning. 3.3 inches in one hour, more than the record set back in 1958. a stream in lealexandria, virginia. in the metro system, a waterfall cascading from the ...

>> live from americas headquarters, im marianne rafferty. president trump is set to >> one of his final event. he met with the prime minister to talk trade and north korea. there is word that the two leaders remain at odds over how to handle kim jong un and possible u.s. tariffs on japanese auto. here at home, the nations midsection continues to take a pounding. the death toll is climbing, and the destruction is growing. the arkansas river breaking flood of record set back in 1945. i marian raff...