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NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas Full Episode — Sept. 2World

The broadcast covers a flash-flood emergency in Texas triggered by Edouard, a Minneapolis shooting that injured police officers, and another deadlock in the Lindsay Clancy jury deliberations after the judge ordered jurors to continue. It also features a landmark Venezuela oil deal and new cancer treatment.

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ABC World News Tonight with David Muir Full Broadcast — Sept. 2, 2026World

Pierre Thomas reports on a 19-year-old gunman who police say forced his way into a Virginia elementary school, wounded a staff member and then killed himself in the library. The broadcast also covers the deadly Minneapolis shooting, the deadlocked jury in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial after five days of deliberations, and a woman accused of trying to intimidate jurors by photographing them outside court.

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Global National: 30 New OpenAI Lawsuits Filed Over Tumbler Ridge ShootingSociety

Another 30 lawsuits have been filed in California over the deadly school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., bringing the total number of claims against OpenAI and founder Sam Altman to 37. Oil prices have risen because of the Strait of Hormuz blockade during the Iran war, prompting Prime Minister Mark Carney to extend the federal excise-tax suspension on gasoline and diesel.

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What Is the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve and Why Does It Matter?Economy

Created after the 1975 Arab oil embargo, the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve now holds about 290 million barrels—less than half its 700-million-barrel capacity and its lowest level since 1983. Stored in 61 Gulf Coast salt caverns, it was heavily depleted after the Russia-Ukraine war and this year’s Strait of Hormuz closure. A recent Government Accountability Office report warned ageing infrastructure could impede future emergency releases.

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US and Venezuela sign major oil deals as Washington expands influence in CaracasEconomy

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright has visited Caracas to sign major oil agreements with Venezuela’s government. The deals are described as giving US interests control over a significant share of Venezuela’s oil reserves and expanding US involvement in 17 oil fields. Supporters say they could stabilise oil supplies and prices while reducing Chinese and Russian companies’ role in Venezuela’s energy sector.

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Top Story with Tom Llamas — Sept. 2World46:14

Millions of Americans are preparing for severe weather as Tropical Storm Edouard strikes Texas. Several people have died in a downtown Minneapolis shooting, while jurors in the Lindsay Clancy case were sent home after reaching an impasse.

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Community leaders demand action after death threats reported at B.C. mosqueSociety

Police are investigating hateful and threatening graffiti found at an Islamic centre in Surrey’s Fleetwood neighbourhood. The Fleetwood Islamic Academy Society says worshippers discovered the threats on the mosque walls over the weekend. Political and community leaders have widely condemned the attack, including B.C. Attorney General Niki Sharma.

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$1,000 Mistake Sparks Heated Argument! 🤬Culture

A misunderstanding about the living-room bulkhead leaves Chantel and Wyatt facing a costly $1,000 correction and a heated confrontation. With budgets tightening and deadlines approaching, the setback threatens to derail their renovation plans.

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Apple caves on Lake Ontario renaming after Trump personally askedPolitics

President Donald Trump’s executive order renamed Lake Ontario as Lake America. MapQuest, the mapping service that refused to adopt the new name, has surged back onto US App Stores and become unexpectedly popular.

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New evidence emerges in Pennsylvania mother-son murder caseWorld

Authorities have released additional evidence in the case against a mother and her teenage son, who are charged in the fatal stabbing of his girlfriend. The material includes disturbing Google searches.

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The childhood obesity epidemic: an Indonesian teen’s storyHealth

Childhood obesity rates are increasing in Indonesia and other low- and middle-income countries, fueled by greater consumption of processed foods and limited awareness of the associated health risks.

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Iran warns US confrontation could be ‘a prelude to a bigger war’: AnalysisWorld

Iranian local reports and state media confirmed that US strikes near Sirik in southern Iran overnight on September 1–2 killed civilians, including children. Tehran condemned the attack as a war crime. Ali Akbar Dareini of Tehran’s Centre for Strategic Studies said the attack cannot be ignored and Iran must respond, calling it a possible prelude to a bigger war.

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“Ceuta is Spanish, not Moroccan”: Protesters demand action over migrant crisisWorld

Madrid residents joined nationwide protests on Wednesday to support the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, which is facing an unprecedented migration crisis after a mass border crossing from Morocco in late July. Demonstrators insisted Ceuta is Spanish. Nearly five weeks ago, at least 72,000 people entered the enclave, and local authorities estimate more than 10,000 migrants…

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Severe thunderstorm damages buildings, closes roads in Toronto areaOther

An intense weather system brought torrential rain, large hail and a tornado risk to parts of southern Ontario on Wednesday. In the Greater Toronto Area, a powerful thunderstorm caused widespread outages and localized flooding, prompting the Canadian National Exhibition to close early.

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Jury in Lindsay Clancy murder trial signals second deadlockSociety

After five days of deliberation, the jury in Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial told the judge it remains unable to reach a verdict. Separately, a woman has been charged with trying to intimidate jurors by photographing them outside the courthouse.

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US and Venezuela move to implement sweeping oil agreementEconomy

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright met with acting President Delcy Rodriguez in Venezuela on Wednesday during a visit focused on carrying out an agreement that would give the Pentagon and U.S. energy companies access to roughly one-fifth of the country’s vast oil reserves.

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