I think the horrible attack in manchester reminded all of us why we have to do this. The president said that in remarks today. It just reminds us why we have to win this fight and we have to do it. We cant leave it for someone else to do. Maria very latest developments this morning. Airport lines may be getting longer. Transportation Security Administration testing procedures including separating all electronics and food. Obamacare on the brink. The Congressional Budget Office now with a score in the Gop Health Care bill say that will lower premiums than the deficit. This after another insurer said it will pull out of the exchanges next year. Weve got the latest. Earnings season wraps. If i had to be uanabout giving us the latest book. Overall earnings have been strong. Futures indicated they will open like this trademark is right now pretty strong opening this but we expect that 77point. Nasdaq, s p 500 also in the plus power. European indices. Take a look, higher across the board. Ca
Flick. Straight up 7 00 oclock, good day, tuesday august 22nd, 2017. So we are starting with our top story, this breaking news that happened overnight at 69th street station in upper darby. High speed line train slams into another train parked on the track, more than 40 people are hurt, and authorities are trying to figure out exactly how this happened. Lauren johnson at the scene , jenny joyce at penn Presbyterian Hospital on an update for injured and bob kelly here in the studio, bob. This happened just after midnight just outside philadelphia at 69th street upper darby terminal here. That is the main hub for norristown high speed line, market frankford line and, about two dozen bus routes right there in upper darby. Trains are running every 20 minutes between norristown and 69th street terminal, in express services, so all trains are sps. It is far from a normal morning rush hour along norristown high speed line. Aerial view of the Transportation Center, heres that big metal girder
Words about the age we live in. Thats in the mix on this monday, september 26th. From abc news, this is world news now. Good monday morning, im kendis gibson. Im diane macedo. We begin this half hour with breaking news. Arnold palmer died at the age of 87. The legend passing away overnight in pittsburgh from complications from heart problems. He won seven major titles between 1958 and 1964, 62 victories in all on pga tour, over the span of his career. His charisma, though, made golf appealing to a larger audience. Tiger woods and others react overnight calling the passing a sad day for the sport. President obama tweeted this image saying heres to the king who was as extraordinary on the links as he was generous to others. Our other top story this morning is the first oneonone debate between Hillary Clinton and donald trump. Of course, well had several months of bitter attacks between the two. Well, they square off tonight on that stage right there. This is on long island. The eve of th
Killed in a boating accident. He was born in cuba and tried three times to defect before being successful. He was just 24 years old. A curfew in effect in charlotte since thursday has now been lifted. There were violent protests following the Fatal Police Shooting of keith scott, but demonstrators have been peaceful in the last two days. Those are some of the top stories on this monday, september 26th. From abc news, ts world news now. Good monday morning, breaking news, a sports legend passed away, in fact, one of the greatest golfers of all time, Arnold Palmer passing away yesterday afternoon at the age of 87. He won seven major tournaments. The masters four times and british and u. S. Open each twice. Overall, he won nearly 100 tournaments worldwide, but palmer will be remembered for ability. Abcs Lindsey Davis has the story. Reporter in the golf world, hes known simply as the king. The place of golf in modern professional sports owes everything to Arnold Palmer. In the 1950s when g
Facts rather than interrupt debates to point out inaccuracies. Of course, you can watch the debate right here on abc with our power house Political Team live tonight at 9 00 p. M. Eastern and full analysis here on world news now. Iowas second largest city braces for the worst flooding in years. Thousands of residents told to evacuate, and others get ready as the cedar river rises. Devastating flooding eight years ago cost the city billions of dollars. Heres reporter the major flooding disaster in iowa is only getting worse. Up to 7 feet of water submerging homes. Entire neighborhoods swamped by rivers. The only way in or out is by boat. We built what we thought was going to be good enough, but it wasnt. Well rebuild back. Reporter this baby deer caught in the water surge, a Good Samaritan rescued it from the dangerous currents. Protect against the growing threat. Evacuations begin as residents brace for one of the worst floods in the citys history. We have to push hard the next few day