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Welcome to news 4 this week. Hi, everyone. Im veronica johnson. Well show you interesting, local stories making news this week. Among them, putting passengers in danger. The startling revelations from ntsb this week about safety on metro, and what they say needs to be done to fix it. Its a huge decision, picking a college. For students in lowden county, its one they share with a teacher in a tangible way. Identity theft on the car lot. How crooks are able to clone your car and make it harder to find if stolen. First, weve reported on bank robberies, smash and grabs and burglaries. Police in Mo...

Foreign policy with republican senator Jeff Sessions, billionaire publishing magnate Mort Zuckerman joins us tonight. And also the Hillary Clinton email scandal is worsening by the day. The fbi expanding its investigation into the scandal, including now a second private Technology Company and a second server. Were learning that some members of the clinton staff working for the former secretary of state feared they would be implicated in part of a coverup. And dr. Ben carson refuses to back away from his controversial remarks on how victims should respond in a mass shooting. Carson said he woul...

You and take up the president s Foreign Policy with republican senator Jeff Sessions, billionaire publishing magnate Mort Zuckerman joins us tonight. And also the Hillary Clinton email scandal is worsening by the day. The fbi expanding its investigation into the scandal, including now a second private Technology Company and a second server. Were learning that some members of the clinton staff working for the former secretary of state feared they would be implicated in part of a coverup. And dr. Ben carson refuses to back away from his controversial remarks on how victims should respond in a ma...

Ifill plus, could building more dams be a solution for droughtstricken california farmers . Ifill all that and more on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by n an on board explosion, and there are reports of mysterious debris at the crash site. Said not to be passed. Its hoped the examination of flight recorders due to start tonight could turn rumors into answers. All thats known at this stage is that the russian airbus appeared to break up in midair after leaving the egyptian red sea resort of Sharm Elsheikh and that all 224 on board perished. Egyptian ...

Droughtstricken california farmers . Ifill all that and more on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by and with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Ifill the puzzle of what brought down a Russian Airliner over egypt, remained far from solved today. U. S. Officials said images shot from space may contain clues to why the plane broke up on saturday, killing all 224 people on board. Paul davies of indepe...