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The young driver, saved by strangers. But first hear the nightline 5. Impossible. But first, here are the nightline 5. Number one in just 60 seconds. Good evening. Conventions are normally highly kor grafed minutely orchestrated events, but as we saw here in this room once again tonight, things are rarely normal when its the trump show. Fear and loathing on the floor of the convention tonight. The target of the anger, texas senator ted cruz, who ran against trump in the primaries, but refused to endorse him tonight, even as the crowd loudly called for him to do so. I appreciate the enthusiasm ...

We go live downtown. Hi, rosie. Reporter as wyatt just said, its going to be a dry night, cold night. Thats a good night for booms and birds. Theres a new sponsor for the fireworks. It is the baltimore orioles. The orioles want to thank the fans for their big support last season, spot sky will not only be lit up in red, white and blue but orange and wheat white. Although theres no exact total on the number of people, lets say a lot of people will be here. Security will be high. It will be a great way to cap off a Holiday Season for merchants and restaurants here in the harbor. Whether youre he...

Was in 4th grai. D once again, 3345 years in prison for 15yearold 35 years in prison for 15yearold robert gladden, jr. The shooting there and at sandy hook helped spark the gun control debate. There could be some wet weather headed our way. Meteorologist Wyatt Everhart is in the weather center. A fast moving february pattern. Dont get too used to the beautiful weather. Temperatures in the mid40s still. Days getting longer. Sunset pushing 6 00. Were clear tonight but we take a look to the south. You see quite a bit of rain coming out of florida. The main storm system out of texas. Double barrel...

An invasive weed has been forcing a reduction in the stocking rate on a high-country Merino station in Central Otago since its arrival in the 1980s. The...

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