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the deadline to avoid an economic catastrophe. they appear to be inching toward a deal as the clock winds down. we're keeping an eye on the roads and in the air, with memorial day travel rush under way. this weekend could be one for the history books. new reporting about what allegedly happened the day before the fbi showed up to former president trump's estate looking for classified documents. in rome, 24 hours after pope francis tells telemundo his health is improving, he's sick again. we have details. and thousands of little girls across the country line up to see the new ...

The train for their leisure travel. >> reporter: and you're going to hear one of those big announcements right now going out over me. i'll try not to continue with that too much. one of the other reasons driving this demand, travel in the northeast corridor. so places like washington, d.c., baltimore, philly, and right here in new york city, jose. >> and meanwhile, george what can people expect at airports over the weekend? >> reporter: yeah, hoe saw, the second busiest travel day taking shape behind me here at phl. the queue is moving steadily. that could be the testament to the staffing that...

Austrijski kancelar Sebastijan Kurc ponovo je danas izabran na Skupštini Narodne partije Austrije (OVP), za šefa stranke sa impresivnim rezultatom od 99,47 odsto glasova.

Gary Barlow to host BBC show where he will sing with star-studded band Lydia Catling For Mailonline He delighted fans with his crooner sessions during lockdown.  Take That star Gary Barlow, 50, is set to take the lead on his own BBC One show, I'm With The Band, mimicking the set up of his much-loved lockdown entertainment. Gary's Crooner Sessions have seen him perform virtually with the likes of Cliff Richard, Jessie J and Niall Horan - to name a few. © Provided by Daily Mail ( The one-off show, due to air in the summer, will see him joined by a band made up of several fam...

He delighted fans with his crooner sessions during lockdown.  Take That star Gary Barlow, 50, is set to take the lead on his own BBC One show, I'm With The Band, mimicking the set up of his much-loved lockdown entertainment. Gary's Crooner Sessions have seen him perform virtually with the likes of Cliff Richard, Jessie J and Niall Horan - to name a few. His own show: Gary Barlow is set to host his own BBC One Show, I'm With The Band, which will see him singing with a variety of artists similar to the style of his much-loved Crooner Sessions during lockdown