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Spoirks substance. This flu season is hitting hard. Doctors urge people to wash hands to keep the flu at bay, doctors are working to prevent future outbreaks. Good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news here in new york, good to be with you. Im annemarie green. President trumps Budget Proposal is being met with optimism since congress enacted its own spending legislation. The president s 4. 4 trillion proposal is probably dead on arrival. It is an outline plaintimr. Tru priorities. After years of objecting to increased spending, the Budget Proposal would add 7. 2 trillion to the feder...

Todays morning minute is sponsored by pen medicines abramson Cancer Center, the number one Cancer Center in the region. You better get crack withing your dogs, havent you put in their application yet. You know, every year i feel like, god, rahel there is would have been the year they would have won. I think so. Prancing along there. Yes prancing along center city. Hype, katie. I feel like you know, proud dog mama. Little teddy would be, well , big teddy now. Little boy got big. Yes. But i feel like a proud dog mama much like parent always feel like their kids are the smartest and most beautifu...

Reporter the boyfriend died at the meld Medical Center and the tow truck driver taken to be interviewed. Sounded like a firecracker. Saw smoke. Pretty scary. Reporter including deloris smith, kept driving, leaving the corner seconds before the shots. Rang out. I usually go that corner store. Reporter you can see the silver minivan in question still here in front of the santana market so not successfully repossessed. The bank said it was a legitimate repossession. Police are still here, theyve been here throughout the day, collecting evidence and taking statements. The gunfight may have been ca...

Fewer loon chicks are surviving because of climate change, researchers say.

Good afternoon, Chicago. For three decades, David Johnson has guided nature lovers in early spring to northern Illinois lakes to hear the eerie yodeling of hundreds of common loons. Within the next 30 years, however, there may be few if any migrating loons in Illinois, according to Walter Piper, researcher and professor of biology at Chapman University in Orange, California. Loons, which ...