Episode 229

Violent storms in the Northeast triggered multiple tornadoes, with one hitting a beach club near New York City. The storms turned deadly in Virginia after a man was struck by lightning. ABC News' Morgan Norwood reports. Plane crashes during foggy conditions in remote area of Alaska, killing 8. The jet missed its approach in foggy conditions and crashed on the second landing attempt, officials say. ABC News' Trevor Ault reports. Chief Justice John Roberts allowed Pres. Trump to continue construction of his $400 million White House ballroom. ABC News' Rachel Scott reports. Sources tell ABC News the Pentagon may strip WWII hero Doris Miller's name from a U.S. aircraft carrier to rename the ship after Pres. Trump. ABC News' Martha Raddatz reports. The son allegedly confessed to killing his girlfriend Karoline Heintz, police say, and his mom's accused of trying to cover it up. ABC News' Aaron Katersky reports. In a major blow to Prince Harry's war against British tabloids, a judge ordered Harry and six other plaintiffs to pay an initial $13 million after their failed lawsuit against Daily Mail publishers. ABC News' James Longman reports.