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The case. an urgent manhunt developing tonight in tennessee. authorities searching for convicted kidnapper curtis ray watson, after he escaped a state prison in henning. he is also a person of interest in the murder of a female corrections employee today and is considered extremely dangerous. and the warning to summer airline travelers after a computer glitch stranded thousands. british airways canceling more than 100 flights in and out of londons three major airports, look at those lines, a...

Welcome back. this is the scene right now at the hartsfield jackson airport in atlanta, the busiest airport in the world. it averages some 275,000 travelers a day. of course, its a much different scene from last sunday after a power outage stranded thousands. in all, about 6.5 million people are expected to fly during this holiday period. the top destination, orlando, florida. > and heres a look from flightaware.com of all the traffic in the skies. at this point, there are more than 240 flight d...

Conditions were too strict tons of had been financing nicky its withdrawal left the carrier insolvent forcing a berlins administrators to look for another buyer. base in austria nicky employs a thousand workers. it operates a fleet of twenty eight aircraft of which lufthansa wanted to buy twenty one. the low cost and charter airline primarily serve mediterranean routes. the nicky insolvency also immediately stranded thousands of passengers and its staff are now also threatened with the loss of t...

Wouldnt be going to war with conservatives and republicans and donald trump voters. they would be acknowledging that that should be the backbone of their brand. instead, they are pushing him away saying that youre white supremacist, youre not welcome here. i dont know how people who voted for donald trump can feel comfortable at all watching espn when they know the values that network espouses and how unwelcome their own values are. heather: it definitely exemplifies the growing political divide...

Atlanta and beyond for that matter. this time around officials say they have taken extra steps to keep people safe. salt trucks went out to pretreat the roads. georgias governor said hes declared a state of emergency for nearly one-third of the state and atlanta public schools are closed today and tomorrow. you probably remember lots of kids in atlanta spent the night in a school two weeks ago when the freeways were just a mess. snow and ice stranded thousands of drivers on icy highways. one wom...

State-of-the-union address. thats what were calling it, postgame. live from the capitol building. a very snowy washington, d.c. right now. in the deep south a region paralyzed by a once in a generation winter storm. icy roads have wrecked hundreds of cars and stranded thousands of students stuck in their schools overnight. hundreds of flights have also been canceled coming in and out of the nations busiest airport in atlanta, a place that hasnt gotten the plows out in three years. victor blackwe...

This is two weeks after a new transportation general was made to improve transit systems. airports getting back to normal today after a massive snowstorm stranded thousands of people. several highways were shut down due to the bad conditions. jenna: a landowner goes to court against the government claiming hes the victim of a shake down by uncle sam. well tell you about that story coming up. and soon it will be the tallet building in the western hemisphere. what happened today on the roof of the...

Jersey, 620 -- 60,000 customers who got their power back after superstorm sandy lost it all over again. >> this set us back probably a day. i thought we would probably have everybody online by late thursday, early friday. this probably pushes us back to late saturday maybe early sunday. >> reporter: the noreaster grounded at least 1,700 flights and stranded thousands of people on the long island railroad, the biggest commuter rail in the country. new york city police were forced to close penn st...

Ash and dust, not quite as volatile as it was a couple of days ago. and we hope that trend continues. >> rob was saying it could be some time before the skies in europe fototally clear. stranded thousands of people at airports all over europe. sasha herriman is live at heathrow. finally seeing planes, thats a good sign. >> reporter: yes, indeed. flights first started arriving last night. and since then, its estimated this have been roughly 30 arrivals here at heathrow. as far as departures goes,...

He was floating intertube reportedly trying to flee cuba. the boy should be returned to his homeland. brazil, 14 hours of rain, flooding rio. at least 50 people are dead. were told the flood stranded thousands of folks and triggered mud slides that swept away homes in the slums. the latest rains are the worst the future olympic host city has seen in years. china, rescue effort for pregnant woman who reportedly spent four days trapped in a mud pit. its not clear how the woman got stuck there but ...