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President elect donald trump as trump tower and of course his Transition Team. Were going to tackle that issud first in tonight opening monologue. Devin nunes shocked the internet trump establishment with this announcement, pay close attention. I recently confirmed on numerous occasions, the Intelligence Community incidentally collected information about u. S. Citizens involved in the trump transition. Details about u. S. Persons associated with the administration, detail with little or no apparent foreign intelligence value were widely disseminated in Intelligence Community reporting. Third, ...

Horrendous. There was a body next to me not moving. Need to get somewhere safe. We just saw three people in the road. It was on the bridge. Down at 10 feet away. [silence] tucker perhaps we shouldnt be surprised at all, just six months ago londons new mayor said it terror attacks are part and parcel of living in a big city. Its just part of the deal, you cant have opera, soulcycle, and the sunday brunch without the omnipresent risk of being crushed, redheaded beheaded, op in the name of a la its just part of urban life. If youre over 35 come you can remember when terrorism wasnt inevitable, we...

This high school photo. Students appearing to give the nazi salute. The power scatower scare att airport. Is there somebody up there who knows what theyre doing . Dont, the faa taking action. Your health. The new cholesterol headline regarding your health. And the new system racing from the south right into the northeast tonight. Heavy snow, rain, flooding from philadelphia to new york to boston in the path. And this evening here, celebrating an american original. From spiderman to the hulk to black panther, the marvel master. And good evening tonight from malibu, california, where we begin an...

South Africa's acquisition of its largest refinery from Shell and BP for a symbolic rand has sparked significant environmental concerns.

South Africa’s purchase of the nation’s largest refinery from Shell and BP for a symbolic R1 will transfer the environmental liability of the site to the government, according to a local advocacy group. The state-owned Central Energy Fund, which manages South African energy assets, agreed to buy the 180 000-barrel-a-day Sapref plant, the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy said on Saturday. The asset will support the CEF’s growth strategy following the decline of local refining capacity, according to the department.