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the delays in air travel. faith abubey from the world's busiest airport in atlanta. and rob marciano with the forecast. the u.s. retaliatory strikes overseas. shooting down houthi missiles and drones in the red sea. and hitting militant targets inside iraq, after three americans were hurt in an attack by an iran-backed paramilitary group. a top aide to benjamin netanyahu visits the white house, as the israeli prime minister lays out his preconditions for peace. the latest peace plan from egypt rejected by hamas. what that could mean for the hostages, as israel intensifies its ope...

head home after the christmas holiday, and the delays in air travel. faith abubey from the world's busiest airport in atlanta. and rob marciano with the forecast. the u.s. retaliatory strikes overseas. shooting down houthi missiles and drones in the red sea. and hitting militant targets inside iraq, after three americans were hurt in an attack by an iran-backed paramilitary group. a top aide to benjamin netanyahu visits the white house, as the israeli prime minister lays out his preconditions for peace. the latest peace plan from egypt rejected by hamas. what that could mean for ...

Betta, 98% accurate identifying a covid infection walking past and sniffing a person's face mask in a screening line, which is what they are doing with employees. now a couple of things to know here, interestingly, you can see from these dogs, cobra and one betta are pure bred dogs of the kind you might typically expect to see in a working dog environment. but apparently you don't need it to be one of these fancy pure bread types of dogs to do this. in fact, they said this week in unveiling this project that plenty of the dogs they have trained to do this have been happy multi-breed rescue pup...

Riley County confirms 19th COVID related death, 55 new cases Courtesy: Riley County Health Department The Riley County Health Department reported the lowest number of new COVID-19 infections in nearly a month Wednesday as the percent positive rate also continued to go down. The health department confirmed 55 new infections, the lowest since Nov. 18 when 56 new cases were identified. In addition, 52 more recoveries were tallied. The total number of active cases is 343. Health officials also confirmed the 19th COVID related death in the county, an 89-year-old man who died at the hospital ...

Agents are in the screening line they apparently are missing a whole lot. here's chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. >> reporter: the security failures at dozens of airports and more than a decade after 9/11, investigators found banned weapons through security checkpoints. republican ron johnson says he's reviewing the report adding it raises quote, valid concerns taxpayers have spent billions of dollars to secure our air travel system. it's important for that goal to be met. last year $7 billion was budgeted for tsa. >> it's not much better than it was before 9/11 because thi...