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From donald and new information on who leaked that tape. And that wasnt the only october surprise to break last night. This morning, we will get our first look at Hillary Clintons wall street speeches. What she was trying to hide, open borders, among others. Its a big day in america, ladies and gentlemen. Were glad youre starting it with us. But we do begin with a fox news alert. Hurricane matthew is bearing down on South Carolina at this hour. Enormous waves taking over Charleston Harbor as 100 mileperhour winds fuel the category 2 hurricane. The eye wall of that storm currently over hilton h...

Late 90s. Taxpayers spent more than 250,000 on the project. It ended up being you know pretty authentic kids took field trips to site every year. It gave all of our students an opportunity to see a little glimpse of the past. Something pickett said his son now wont be able to do. My first thought was my youngest son hasnt got to do that yet kind of disappointing. Sure is. Now i im told their cameras in park investigators are working with park staff to go through those videos and hopefully find there was also some minor vandalism done to that park last night which the Summit County Sheriffs Off...

Preparing to recap at your gem mens apartmental, the Saudiled Coalition pick up attacks on sanna. In cuba with pope francis, he begins his four days visit to the communist island. Faceling tough competition from the conservative party, we have this report. He called for snap elections after sweeping to power in january. Alexis tsipras was among the first to cast his ballot. Im optimistic that tomorrow a new day dawns, a day we can win today. Difficulties will be overcome with steady steps. Im optimistic that we can move forward. We have proven we can open roads where there are none, when the p...

OKLAHOMA CITY — Lawmakers are taking a second look at a controversial plan that could use state dollars to supplement the salaries of sheriffs, deputies and jailers working in some

OKLAHOMA CITY — Lawmakers are taking a second look at a controversial plan that could use state dollars to supplement the salaries of sheriffs, deputies and jailers working in some