Times to hit the road. Danger at the beach. The rip current threat along the east coast as tropical systems churn in the atlantic, and cleanup from hurricane idalia begins. President biden now set to tour the destruction. The latest on senator Mitch Mcconnell. What the capitol physician is saying about the minority leader after he appeared to freeze again this week at a press conference. And the reaction from the campaign trail. Urgent manhunt for a convicted killer on the loose after escaping from a pennsylvania prison and considered extremely dangerous. All eyes on jobs. The new numbers out this morning. What they could mean for Interest Rates. Breaking his silence. The reaction this morning as the son of convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh speaks in an interview, refuting rumors that he was involved in the death of a classmate stephen smith. The new warning about bake bed bath and beyond websites. How scammers are taking advantage of the retail giant going out of business. The red flag
Middlehurst. Middlehurst. Well, thank you. Good evening to you. Our top story tonight on gb news, two motorbikes have been recovered by police whove been recovered by police whove been investigating a fatal hit and run incident near walsall in the west midlands. Unfortunately, seven year old caitlin seleznev was taken to hospital in a Critical Condition following the collision on thursday night. She later died of her injuries. A 14 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. He has now been released on bail, strict conditions though, as enquiries continue well in other news today, Rail Services have been disrupted once again. Thousands of workers have walked off the job in a long running dispute over pay. Rmt members at 14 Train Operating Companies are on strike. Passengers are being advised to check before they travel. In some areas, only half the Train Services that should be running are running. The Train Services that should be running are run
it is the top of the hour. we re so glad you re with us on this tuesday morning. good morning from new hampshire, right now the nation s first presidential primary is under way. i m live in manchester, new hampshire. with us in new york, another big round of polling locations opened up around the state. take a look. it is now or never basically for nikki haley. this could be her last best shot at beating donald trump. last night at his final rally trump predicted the gop race will end today. now we re down to two people, and i think one person will be gone probably tomorrow, and the other one will be gone in november, but now is the time for the republican party to come together. we have to unify. along those lines in a very clear show of force, trump brought his former opponents onto the stage of that rally. he received a flood of republican endorsements during the final hours before the primary. that includes what the house and senate gop campaign chairs who are calling
good evening, i am heather homes. good evening, i am ken wayne. we have been covering the trial from the hall of justice. reporter: they will head home at 4:30 pm. they had a half a day of deliberations and a half day tomorrow. a legal analyst will say it will typically take a jury a week to get through our murder trial. we may not see a verdict in this case until the earliest, next wednesday. after two dozen witnesses, and 12 days of testimony, the jury must decide if the 45-year-old, and undocumented homeless man, is guilty of shooting and killing a 32-year-old, kate steinle, july 2014. he is offering his moral support in the courtroom. the public defender backed up his case including the lead defense attorney, matt gonzalez. you put the thousand percent into it, and if anyone, whatever they may question the representation, received by in this case, a man represented by the public defender s office, it was not only equal but better. our office is committed to
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