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Also, i want to thank secretary ross for being here. he's quickly demonstrating to the entire world that we're serious about protecting our jobs, like aluminum in terms of our country and workers and it will be again. the aluminum industry has been unfairly damaged by foreign imports, destroyed thousands of great american jobs, jobs that are no longer. eight u.s. smelters have either closed or reduced production since 2015. only two remain fully operational in our country. the united states now produces less aluminum than we did in 1952. can you imagine that?

This afternoon. >> the 650,000 e-mails is not a number that cnn -- >> it is on the "wall street journal" website now. >> i understand that. it pertains to all of the e-mails on the device. >> that's right. >> many which would have been i anthony weiner's -- >> you're busy defending mrs. clinton. look at the big picture. mrs. clinton set up the e-mail system in defiance of federal law. she sent confidential information on it, putting the nation at risk. destroyed thousands of e-mails, 13 devices, and you're telling me james comey's behavior is the shie issue. >> who are you talking to? >> both ...

Burying their children and of the survivors who are mourning their friends. steve harrigan monitoring the developments tonight from our newsroom in south florida. steve, word of some people in custody tonight. >> that's right. shepard. this nightclub where the tragedy took place has now become a crime scene. police have gee tand so far at least four people, two band members and two club owners for five days of questioning. they want to know why there was no fire escape, why there was no sprinkler system. why there was only one exit to get out of a nightclub packed with more than 1200 people. t...

32 minutes past the hour. a look at some of the stories making headlines. thousands of people along the mississippi river have left for higher ground as the river keeps rising. it's going up a foot a day in some places and, today, rain is making matters even worse. it's been decades since the mississippi has been so high. a high-profile visitor in another zone. bill cosby toured parts of alabama hit hard by last week's tornado outbreak. got an up-close look at the damage. largest tornado outbreak ever recorded and it killed at least 327 people, destroyed thousands of homes. also, the penta...

In light of the situation, it calmed everybody down. >> shepard: one of the passengers says the situation could have been handled differently. >> i would just maybe, you know, can we help you or something like that. be more courteous and understand the mother was tired. >> shepard: the mother was tired and slappedded child. one report says the cops claimed the baby appeared to have a black eye which the parents blamed on a family member's dog. police returned the child to the parents, who were not cited for the incident. >> 20 million people left homeless, 20 million homeless. or otherwise imp...