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In syria and came back to american soil where authorities say he planned to carry out a mission to kill u.s. soldiers. this 23-year-old ohio man is expected to plead not guilty in federal court. the somali-american trained with an al qaeda affiliate in syria. that is where a cleric told him to go back to america and commit a, quote, act of mass destruction. according to the document the suspect wanted to follow in the foot steps of his brother who died in a battle last june. ast 16 tornadoes touching down in the united states. the national weather service confirming one in oklahoma near the bo...

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Reform which they say are unconstitutional. >> absolutely and she didn't engender a lot of republican support during her confirmation hearing when she agreed with the president on those executive actions, but we know that there are at least five republicans now who have said they will vote for her so with the -- all the democrats voting for her she has the 51 votes to become the next attorney general should mcconnell decide to bring her up. >> let's see if there's a vote. that would be obviously significant. thanks very much chris. an airliner takes off with a baggage worker in the cargo hol...

Moment. why unload the plane if you're thought going to take the bags and bring them in or transfer them to a cart that takes them to another plane? >> absolutely take responsibility for the actions of our employees. this gives us a chance to review our procedures and we'll find out. >>steve: yeah, good. one baggage worker was also caught pulling away leaving the luggage on the tarmac. the airline industry made $3.4 billion off baggage fees last year. maybe they could have an extra fee, you guys. you want dry bags when you arrive, $10. >>anna: what do you folks at home think about this one? a ...

Says he was outraged. >> it was just like shocking. you couldn't believe what you were seeing at that moment. why unload the plane if you're not going to take the bag and bring them in or transfer them to a cart to take them to another plane? >> absolutely take responsibility for the actions of our employees. that is not how they're trained. this gives us a chance to review our procedure and find out. >> one baggage worker was caught pulling away leaving the luggage on the tarmac. the airline industry made $3.4 billion last year off baggage fees alone. how about that? >> it's like a scene righ...