government buildings and clashed with security forces for alice she says massive explosions in by bridgeport are widely seen as the consequence of political corruption and incompetence the blast killed now 160 people and injured thousands more. another day and night of rage in beirut. protesters stormed government buildings and banks as their fury reached boiling point. trees days massive explosion reignited their disdain for thorazine power. to many a deep and already existing distrust the leaders who they say are incompetent and corrupt the country was already struggling through a deepening financial crisis making the recovery from this disaster that much harder the desperation was clear. and on ahmad we no longer have money the leaders during care about the people no food no houses more than $300000.00 people lost their homes after the explosion in addition to the depreciation of the lira. the anger transformed the city making it unrecognizable to the devastating scenes from just days earlier. police fired tear gas amidst the chaos trying to regain control. of thousands marched through th

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landfall across north carolina, 100 mile-per-hour windss, new york city, jfk, 70 mile-per-hour winds, bridgeport, connecticut, 60 miles per hour. the storm is done with the us but this is a recap of what we saw the last 24 hours, 2 dozen reports of tornadoes in highly populated areas. even those we were week tornadoes relatively speaking causing a lot of damage and unfortunately deaths, here is the radar estimated precipitation. in some cases a wide swath of 3 to 6 inches but when the storm made landfall we saw the higher totals, 8 to 10 inches of rainfall. incredible storm, the worst of it now moving into canada but the distraction it left is in some cases historic for many people. back to you. >> breaking overnight donald trump's campaign and the rnc suing nevada over mail in ballots one day after the nevada governor signed a new law to expand mail in voting for the november election. >> the suit claims the law is illegal and voter fraud will be inevitable. the governor says people shouldn't have to choose between voting or their health. and now to this, in a few hours former deputy attorney g

sheena graham is a music and chorus instructor in connecticut's larger estate, bridgeport.show of hands -- who's anxious about going back into the classroom? everybody. pedro, what are you anxious about? >> i want to be back in the classroom. i'm a part of a response team in our school here, and i see everything that our school is trying to do to keep it safe and clean. once you leave the school and the kids, you don't know what they might bring in. that's my biggest concern is what i might bring home to my family and my kids and the people watching my kids. >> when a student tests positive, now what? right? that was part of the contact tracing. we're not equipped to do that. we're educators. >> yeah. >> we're not health care professionals. to put that on schools is unfair. >> you teach health, and you don't feel ready for this. >> no. not the all. >> sheena, in your school, kids will not be required to wear masks? >> as of right now, they will be. but a lot of teachers are feeling they won't keep them on. if you see people on line saying that they're not necessary, that it