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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — When Aviation Director Kevin Dolliole looks at the mostly abandoned...

Catch spies. out of all those people at the starbucks, i want to know which one's the russian spy. we appreciate your expertise, and we'll keep on following this story. thank you. >> thanks for having me. jon: a fox news alert. if, by chan, you're headed for chicago's o'hare airport right now, be ready for a mess at terminal one. there's been some kind of small explosion there. no word of any injuries. police and fire officials are still on the scene investigating. they say they have not ordered any evacuation inside the terminal. the baggage claim area, apparently, was the site of this small ...

Louis international airport operating as officials had hoped. planes taking off and landing and dozens of flights canceled in the airport's important concourse c remains closed. 24 hours ago we were telling about a direct hit from the state's most powerful tornado in 44 years. and then earlier today, departures began at lambert as workers pounded away at glass and redebris and complete repairs could hit two nights and that hit saturday, plate glass windows and damaging several planes, but through it all, no loss of life and that has people in st. louis praising the national weather service. fo...

Devastated. the tornado cut through several communities, 750 homes damaged, many of them destroyed. at this point, crews are still assessing the damage trying to clean up the roads, trying to get this area passable so utility crews can get in there and get the power back. but right now they're dealing with a number of things. there are a number of people dislodged. the red cross of course has set up several shelters, so that's the situation we're dealing with right now. still a bit tenuous and crews still trying to assess the damage. >> i know that airport, i lived there for a while. you're st...

You only want to put those people out there when they have a definitive answer. growing what about the airlines that had gates in that damaged concourse, what are they doing? >> reporter: that's trickier for them. these spaces are leased, specific to that airline. we all know that airlines are competitive businesses. if you're a competitor in market like southwest that operates out of another building, would you want to cut a break to a competitor? it might be the nice thing to do. it may not be proper if you are a businessman looking for an edge. there's going to have to be some sort of deal ...