The Tyndall Report - Rundown May 25, 2016

BECAUSE THE NEWS IS WHAT THE NETWORKS REPORT...AND WHAT THE NETWORKS REPORT IS NEWS

ABC RUNDOWN FOR MAY 25, 2016: CLICK ON GRID ELEMENTS TO SEARCH FOR MATCHING ITEMS

click to play		story	angle	reporter	dateline
	ABC	Tornado season	Emergency in Kansas, debris in Dodge City	Phillip Mena	Oklahoma
not available online	ABC	Storms, heavy rains across southern plains	Forecast for severe system in Kansas, Oklahoma	Rob Marciano	New York
	ABC	Motorists targeted by gunfire on Phoenix highway	Bullets aimed at six cars, suspect arrested	Kayna Whitworth	Phoenix
	ABC	2016 Donald Trump campaign	Protested in NM; insulted by Senator Warren	Tom Llamas	California
	ABC	Former Secy of State Rodham Clinton e-mails examined	Critical report from Inspector General at State	Cecilia Vega	California
	ABC	Airline travel: unruly and abusive passengers	Distraught woman prostrate at cockpit door	Neal Karlinsky	Seattle
	ABC	Federal government computer systems are antiquated	Some still use floppy disks, GAO report finds	Mary Bruce	Washington DC
	ABC	Police: Arizona cop kills unarmed hotel guest	Crawled to deputies to surrender: shot anyway	Clayton Sandell	Denver
	ABC	National Spelling Bee tournament	Precocious first grader Akash Vukoti competes	David Muir	New York

CBS RUNDOWN FOR MAY 25, 2016: CLICK ON GRID ELEMENTS TO SEARCH FOR MATCHING ITEMS

	CBS	Former Secy of State Rodham Clinton e-mails examined	Critical report from Inspector General at State	Nancy Cordes	California
	CBS	2016 Donald Trump campaign	Protested in NM; insulted by Senator Warren	Major Garrett	Washington DC
	CBS	Tornado season	Emergency in Kansas, debris in Dodge City	Omar Villafranca	Kansas
	CBS	Airline travel: anti-terrorism security precautions	House hearings into lax checks on ground crews	Jeff Pegues	Washington DC
	CBS	Japan-US diplomacy: Okinawa military bases dispute	Opposition riled by murder of local woman	Margaret Brennan	Japan
	CBS	War on Drugs: prescription painkiller medicine abuse	Wholesale distributor in WV boosted supply	Jim Axelrod	No Dateline
	CBS	Auto safety: weak front seats collapse too easily	Problem could be solved by inexpensive repair	Kris van Cleave	Washington DC
	CBS	National Spelling Bee tournament	Precocious first grader Akash Vukoti competes	Chip Reid	Maryland

NBC RUNDOWN FOR MAY 25, 2016: CLICK ON GRID ELEMENTS TO SEARCH FOR MATCHING ITEMS

	NBC	2016 Donald Trump campaign	Crackdown on protest of rally in Albuquerque	Katy Tur	California
	NBC	Former Secy of State Rodham Clinton e-mails examined	Critical report from Inspector General at State	Andrea Mitchell	Los Angeles
	NBC	Airline travel: disruptions, delays, cancelations	House hearings into shortage of TSA screeners	Tom Costello	Washington DC
	NBC	Airline travel: anti-terrorism security precautions	Former TSA screener describes stress, low morale	Miguel Almaguer	Los Angeles
	NBC	Tornado season	Series of 30 twisters across five states	Gabe Gutierrez	Oklahoma
	NBC	Japan-US diplomacy: Okinawa military bases dispute	Opposition riled by murder of local woman	Ron Allen	Japan
	NBC	Heart disease and cardiac arrests coverage	Diagnostic stress tests are often unnecessary	Anne Thompson	Chicago
	NBC	National Parks System celebrates centennial	Married blogging couple on photographic journey	Kevin Tibbles	California

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The Tyndall Report monitors the weekday nightly newscasts of the three American broadcast television networks: ABC World News with David Muir (formerly Charles Gibson and subsequently Diane Sawyer), CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell (formerly Katie Couric and subsequently Scott Pelley and subsequently Jeff Glor) and NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt (formerly Brian Williams).

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Each day, Andrew Tyndall blogs the three newscasts. He has been monitoring television news for 20 years. He claims to be the only person on the planet who has personally watched every single weekday network nightly newscast since the summer of 1987. Other people go on vacation: he records them all and logs the news he missed into his database when he returns.