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Keep it from the people who live there . Were getting answers. And, no gas. The signs now across several states tonight. Why are gas stations running out . And what does this mean now for gas prices . Good evening. And we begin tonight with that dramatic takedown after terror swept through parts of new york city and new jersey, when bombs were left in several locations. And authorities tonight say they have their man. This evening, we have exclusive video from our station, wabc here in new york, showing the man on the right there, trying to get away. You can see, hes holding a gun. Chased by p...

Make you pay more for your coverage. But the new approach could be hazardous to your wealth. All that the and more tonight on nightly Business Report for friday, may 16th. Good evening, everyone, the bad news for General Motors got even worse today. Federal transportation officials slapped the automaker with a 35 million fine. The biggest allowed by law. For failing to act quickly enough to recall millions of cars with faulty ignition switches that were linked to transportation deaths. The transportation secretary said that gm broke the law by waiting too long to order that recall even though ...

Make you pay more for your coverage. But the new approach could be hazardous to your wealth. All that the and more tonight on nightly Business Report for friday, may 16th. Good evening, everyone, the bad news for General Motors got even worse today. Federal transportation officials slapped the automaker with a 35 million fine. The biggest allowed by law. For failing to act quickly enough to recall millions of cars with faulty ignition switches that were linked to transportation deaths. The transportation secretary said that gm broke the law by waiting too long to order that recall even though ...

Make you pay more for your coverage. But the new approach could be hazardous to your wealth. All that the and more tonight on nightly Business Report for friday, may 16th. Good evening, everyone, the bad news for General Motors got even worse today. Federal transportation officials slapped the automaker with a 35 million fine. The biggest allowed by law. For failing to act quickly enough to recall millions of cars with faulty ignition switches that were linked to transportation deaths. The transportation secretary said that gm broke the law by waiting too long to order that recall even though ...