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Near Travis Air Force base. Well bring you the latest at 6 00. Bye bye. Tonight, breaking developments. Protests and chaos at the g20. As President Trump arrives, thousands descend on the summit. Many fighting the global economy. Police and protesters clashing in the streets. Water cannons, tear gas and now mounting injuries. Our team in the middle of it. Also tonight, the meeting with Vladimir Putin is now coming with President Trump now offering his toughest words yet aimed at russia. But when asked who meddled in our election, how the president responds on the world stage. The new findings ...

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April 16, 2021 Stopping his car to pick up the newspaper at the bottom of his driveway, as he did every morning, Sidney J. Reso could not have known that within seconds he would be kidnapped and shot. On that April morning in 1992, Reso was the chief executive officer of Exxon International, then based in Florham Park, New Jersey. His kidnapping is the subject of Philip Jett’s emotionally gripping Taking Mr. Exxon. The author’s extensive research has yielded a true crime tale with an abundance of attention- holding details. Even if you know the outcome, this book is still a page-turner.

Storm on all fronts for you. let's first go to our meteorologist, michelle grossman. okay. it is a category 5. what does that mean? how dangerous is it? put it in perspective for us. >> alex, this is a dangerous and dire and scary situation for the northwestern bahamas right now. now making almost as land fall. winds of 170 miles per hours. gusting near 200 miles per hour. hoping and praying that residents and tourists have taken shelter there. le let's look at this. you note how powerful this is. look at this eye. it is perfect. textbook perfect. looking at the cloud tops, the thunderstorms o...