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Identification is not expected before the middle of next week, the coroner's office said.

Becomes so large, so overpowering on manchin that he fields. i don't see it happening though. >> i think the pressure he thinks about is the pressure to get reelected from people of the state of west virginia and i think that's what he pays attention to, good, bad or indifferent. we are leaving this conversation and dig into this later in the hour with one of the president's top advisers, gooen sperling and john hickenlooper, one of the lawmakers pushing for that infrastructure deal. breaking news. we are just getting. several injuries after reports of a large, extremely dangerous tornado ...

Multi car crash that killed ten people in alabama over the weekend. nine of the people were kids. i want to go live to kathy park in alabama. this is devastating. what happened? >> reporter: hey, steph. it is devastating, heartbreaking quite frankly. officials are saying hydroplaning car likely set off the multi car crash that happened saturday afternoon, and claudette is blamed for downpours that created wet and treacherous conditions on the interstate, i-65. about an hour from where we are now in butler county. and officials are saying ten people were killed in the accident. nine of them chi...

We asked for kisqali. ask your doctor about living longer with kisqali. we are tracking the wildfire threat in the west at this hour. fires breaking out in california and arizona. the pine fire burning across hundreds of acres, destroying at least two homes in antelope valley. temperatures hitting 100 degrees in some places. and that small plane making an emergency landing on the highway in will county, illinois, today. the plane coming down on interstate 355. the engine stalling just five minutes after takeoff. three people onboard were treated for minor injuries. when we come back here...

Ramos hit a patch of black ice, sending him skidding across four lanes of traffic. He then hit a bank of plowed snow, and the momentum of the crash carried him up and over a barrier. “I just remember thinking that there were cars underneath, and that I was probably going to go over,” he said. “I had accepted my fate at that point. I just really didn’t want to affect somebody else at the same time.” Somehow, Ramos didn’t hit another vehicle, landing on Lake Street with his vehicle right-side up. “Some random gentleman called and said ‘your husband told me to call you. He went o...