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A recap of the days headlines and a look at whats in store for tomorrow. The man whose name is not been released told air Traffic Controllers while he was flying that he was a broken guy and joked about whether the airline would hire him if he landed safely. You can see the plane up in the air. The controller asked him to land as a nearby Military Airfield but said he was worried they would rough him up if he tried to land and said to the controller, quote, this is probably jail time for life. The plane crashed in puget sound 25 miles from the airport. The coast guard responded to the crash si...

Storm surge warning here in gulfport, because of three to five feet of storm surge expected. The mobile bay has to watch out. Flash flooding with 6 to 12 inches of rain possible. Dont forget, this thing moves all the way through the end of the week, well be talking about whats left of gordon in the middle of the country. David . All right, we know youll be tracking it into the night and first thing in the morning on gma. Ginger, thank you. And as ginger just reported, gordon is expected to slam ashore right there along the mississippi coast, where schools, businesses, resort casinos have all b...

Julian Whittington, Bossier Parish Sheriff, has announced that his police operation would no longer be using Ford cars. The Louisiana officer, and indeed his entire law enforcement team, where disgusted after Ford praised the NFL kneelers, who are protesting against the National Anthem. Colin Kaepernick, when asked to explain this form of protest said, “I […]

New York Times columnist David Brooks supported journalist Katie Couric's decision to edit out RBG's criticism of anthem kneelers.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — When he took the knee, John Calipari had to know what was coming. He’s lived in Kentucky, one of America’s reddest states, since 2009. In the November presidential election, Donald Trump captured 62 percent of the vote in the state and won 118 out of 120 counties—the only exceptions were the two biggest, Jefferson and Fayette, home to the University of Louisville and University of Kentucky, respectively. Jefferson might be the only county in the state that isn’t a majority UK fan base, and even here the Big Blue following is sizable. In other words, it stands to re...