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reckless cowardly act. >> i want those who are responsible to hear me, hear me very clearly. we will not stop until we find you. also tonight, weather alert. coast to coast heat, plus strong storms moving through the south and the east. how it could impact your 4th of july celebration. picket lines. as many as 15,000 hospitality workers walk off the job in los angeles, affecting dozens of packed hotels this holiday weekend. >> im elyse preston with what workers are fighting for her...

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Obriens mother says that they boat docked in mazatlan and sailed there many times. >> norah: elise preston, thank you very much. tonight the biden administration urging americans trapped in the african nation of sudan to shelter in place as there are no plans right now for a u.s. government and evacuation from that country. all u.s. personnel are said to be safe and accounted for three days of fighting between sudans army and a paramilitary force have left nearly 200 people dead and more than 18...

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Suvs on monday ambushing three mothers and their children to all of u.s. citizens. we are now seeing the moments the father was reunited with his 7-month-old baby who survived the gruesome attack. relatives say they think the babys mother died trying to protect this little baby. putting her on the floor of the suv and bullets flew all around them. a man accused of murdering his tender date was back on the dating app to arrange another meet up while the 22-year-olds body was still on the floor of...

>> a sign tells visitors do not cross the barrier and after getting stitched up the victim came back to the wildlife world zoo outside phoenix and apologized saying it was her fault. >> sandra: we know this is the second incident. was this the same animal, same park? >> exactly. 10 months ago a man reached over the barrier to take some video and the cat reached out through the fence, clawed his finger. he got eight stitches, the man, not the cat. called a lawyer. never sued. all at issue is the ...

Your pocket. ahead on "starting point," the prosecution called her a cold-blooded killer. today the defense begins its closing arguments to try and save jodi arias life. what we can expect, next. then after the boston bombings, security is increased around the country. were live at the kentucky derby with its plans to keep visitors safe. >> and you are going to want to see this. brand-new dash cam video showing the moment that reese witherspoon was arrested. what she said, and did. and forced ...

arabic networks saying he is walking around in tripoli and calls rebel forces criminals and traitors and rats. more and more the rebels do believe he is still in or near tripoli. in fact, they think two days of fierce fighting near the airport could be pretty significant. we are covering every angle of this story with multiple correspondents on the ground. sara sidner is in tripoli central square and we have arwa damon and frederik pleitgen and zain verjee. lets get to arwa damon right...

else from the cnn team and other networks from around the world who gathered over the last few weeks to report on the libya story from the rixos hotel, that last bash of pro-gadhafi control in the libyan capital, they are now free. they are driving through the streets of tripoli headed to a safer location. they were running out of food, they were running out of water. hopefully -- well, hopefully theyll be able to have a regular meal, call their loved ones, have a glass of water, take ...