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President basquing in the cheers of his supporter as he stumped for republicans in the Hoosier State ahead of the midterms but the president talking up his track record after a big week of diplomatic achievements. This is a great time for our country. Lot of things happening. Every day, we are unlocking new opportunities for prosperity and for peace. All of these changes are happening because america is being respected again. And together, we will make america wealthy again. We will make america strong again. We will make america safe again. Julie our White House Correspondent is live north la...

Hawaii. Its tense. Its sad. Everyone behind me is gone. Glor and on the road with Steve Hartman. Some people cant wait to retire. Not benny. I dont take no breaks. Reporter no breaks . No breaks. Glor good evening, im jeff glor. And this is our western edition. The leaders of u. S. And russia have spoken for the First Time Since the Mueller Report came out. They talked about nuclear weapons, china, and the 2016 election. One subject not discussed the next one. Heres weijia jiang. We didnt discuss that. Reporter President Trump did not ask russian president mpadimir putin to refrain from interf...

Everything, because its kind of gotten me everything that i have now, gotten me into school, and i never saw myself being in college. Ninan good evening. Im reena ninan. Authorities in illinois say one person is dead and two others are missing after a massive explosion at a Chemical Plant. Four others were hurt. It happened last night in the city of waukegan, about 40 miles north of chicago. Heres kenneth craig. Reporter in the daylight, crews got their first upclose look at the aftermath, a devastating mess of twisted metal and debris from an explosion that blew the roof off this illinois Che...

Known for his iconic beard and ponytail and affectionately called Dr. Jim by many, Kauahikaua joined the Big Island volcano observatory’s staff in 1988. He became scientist-in-charge, the first Native Hawaiian to serve in the position, in 2004 and served 10 years in the post until he stepped down in March 2015 and rotated back to his former position.

Drone footage of the volcanic eruption on Hawaii’s Big Island shows orange magma gushing up from cracks in the ground.