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NBC Nightly News Full Episode – Sept. 5World

The broadcast covers a severe-weather threat facing millions over Labor Day weekend, U.S. strikes on Iranian oil tankers after Iran fired at naval ships, Putin’s order for a 72-hour ceasefire in Kyiv, and other developments.

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Dennis Quaid: Hollywood STILL hates ReaganCulture

Actor Dennis Quaid discusses Hollywood’s shift toward filming projects outside Los Angeles and overseas, along with President Donald Trump’s efforts to bring film production back to the United States.

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Top Story with Tom Llamas – Sept. 4Other

A judge declared a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder case. Dangerous storms are disrupting travel for Americans ahead of the holiday weekend, while American Airlines passengers had to tape a man to his seat after he reportedly became violent.

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Masked protesters blockade UK’s Port of Dover over immigrationPolitics2:13

Masked demonstrators dressed in black blocked traffic at the Port of Dover during an unannounced protest against illegal immigration, chanting “Stop the boats”. The action disrupted the busy port for several hours and caused major delays. Local officials and residents condemned it as intimidating and said it did not represent Dover.

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US says it struck three tankers after Iran attacked warshipsWorld

The US military says it struck three Iranian oil tankers after Iran targeted two US warships. Washington claims the vessels belonged to a shadow network funding Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps and its regional proxies. Fighting between the US and Iran has intensified again after several relatively calm weeks.

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Global National: Tensions stay high as Canada’s counter-tariffs nearPolitics

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is drawing renewed backlash for mocking Canadian cadets on social media. With Canada’s retaliatory tariffs due to start within days, hostility between the two countries shows little sign of easing. An Ipsos-Reuters poll indicates most Americans oppose a trade war with Canada and view the tariffs unfavorably.

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Bangladesh measles outbreak kills nearly 1,000 children as hospitals overwhelmedHealth

A measles outbreak in Bangladesh has killed nearly 1,000 children while hospitals in Dhaka struggle with a surge in cases. More than 1,000 suspected cases are reported daily. Health experts cite malnutrition as a factor in the high death toll, as a mass vaccination campaign gets under way.

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Blue-state judge allows boys on girls' sports teamsPolitics

An Outnumbered panel discusses the fallout after a California judge dismissed a Justice Department lawsuit over transgender athletes participating in girls' sports.

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Pennsylvania infant died from measles, county coroner saysHealth

The Lancaster County coroner says a six-week-old infant died from measles. Pennsylvania is experiencing one of the country’s worst outbreaks, while new CDC figures show the highest nationwide case count in decades.

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Putin orders 72-hour ceasefire in KyivWorld

Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a 72-hour pause in strikes on Kyiv while U.S. envoys hold talks in Moscow. Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are expected to make their first visit to Kyiv tomorrow.

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Millions face severe weather threat over Labor Day weekendWorld

Nearly 10 million people face severe weather threats over the holiday weekend, including torrential rain, powerful winds and large hail. Tens of thousands in the Detroit area are without power after storms.

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Prosecutors weigh a second trial for Lindsay ClancySociety

After Friday’s mistrial, Massachusetts prosecutors must decide whether to retry Lindsay Clancy in the case involving the deaths of her three children. While next steps are considered, Clancy remains under psychiatric care at a Massachusetts state hospital.

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U.S. strikes Iranian oil tankers after Iran fires at Navy shipsWorld

The U.S. military destroyed several Iranian oil tankers on Saturday in retaliation for Iran firing ballistic missiles at U.S. Navy ships. The latest exchange is adding to economic problems at home as gas prices continue to rise.

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Two rescued 10 days after Nepal floodsWorld

Two people were rescued 10 days after devastating floods hit Nepal. Rescuers are continuing to search the destruction for others who may have survived.

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Ukraine peace talks: Putin meets Trump envoys as diplomacy resumesWorld

The United States is renewing efforts to restart peace negotiations over the war in Ukraine after Russian President Vladimir Putin met US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in Moscow. Putin thanked Donald Trump for trying to resolve the conflict, while Witkoff called the meeting significant. Strikes around Moscow and Kyiv were temporarily paused.

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Mexico’s Caribbean beaches overwhelmed by record sargassum influxWorld

The Caribbean is confronting a worsening sargassum crisis as vast amounts of seaweed wash ashore, threatening tourism, ecosystems and public health. Mexico’s Riviera Maya has been hit particularly hard, with thousands of tonnes arriving daily. Decomposing algae can emit toxic gases, while scientists warn that the buildup can harm seagrass ecosystems.

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Saying goodbye to the iconic Snowbirds at the 77th Canadian International Air ShowCulture

The Snowbirds’ roar has been part of Canadian summers for generations, but the 77th Canadian International Air Show will mark the team’s final nine-jet formation over Toronto. The Tutor aircraft, central to the Snowbirds’ identity for 55 years and used in about 2,700 demonstrations since 1971, will be retired after this season as the team moves to a new aircraft.

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Inside a missile silo transformed into a luxury doomsday bunkerSociety

CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh tours a former missile silo converted into a luxury doomsday bunker for billionaire and millionaire families, with units priced at up to $5 million. The facility includes defenses and a pool.

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