owens, you have the first opportunity. rep. owens: thank you. the highest priority is keeping americans safe at home. i think it is incumbent on congress to give the military, the fbi, the immigration authorities all the resources they use -- need to make sure the people coming into the country are safe. that is the absolute top priority for me. when you look around world and see expansionist russia and china, trouble in the middle east and domestically, it is all the more important that congress go to work to make sure we are giving our military and police the resources they need to combat this. domestically, it is interesting. if you look at the last three incidents of domestic terror, all three of those guys had come up on law enforcement radar before the incident. why enforcement, for various reasons had not gone after them. it is incumbent on us to examine those and make sure the police and other authorities have the resources they need to keep us safe. that is congress' job. moderator: representative love, your response on keeping american

owens, you have the first opportunity. rep. owens: thank you.he highest priority is keeping americans safe at home. i think it is incumbent on congress to give the military, the fbi, the immigration authorities all the resources they use -- need to make sure the people coming into the country are safe. that is the absolute top priority for me. it is clear when you look around world and see expansionist russia and china, trouble in the middle east and domestically, it is all the more important that congress go to work to make sure we are giving our military and police the resources they need to combat this. domestically, it is interesting. if you look at the last three incidents of domestic terror, all three of those guys had come up on law enforcement radar before the incident. why enforcement, for various reasons had not gone after them. it is incumbent on us to examine those and make sure the police and other authorities have the resources they need to keep us safe. that is congress' job. moderator: representative love, your response on keepin

>> guillermo: okay, owen. pull a title from the fish bowl. >> kristen, go, binoculars. >> guillermo: ready, set, charade! >> you're being scary? oh my god, i can't hold these straight. >> i know it. >> you do? >> you showed me the word. >> okay, do it again. scream? "scream." >> jimmy: "scream" is a movie. >> sky? look at the ceiling. >> how do you do this? this is a tough one. >> you can do sounds like. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, do a sounds like. >> but what does this sound like? okay, sounds like -- three syllables. first one, alphabet -- >> guillermo: 10 seconds! >> i can't see the fingers. >> [ bleep ]. >> horror, scream -- >> yeah. yeah, yeah. >> sigourney weaver. >> jimmy: what was it? >> "aliens." i was pointing at the sky. >> i wasn't giving. >> jimmy: you should have pointe i think part of the problem is we're so far away. >> you think? >> jimmy: yeah. >> guillermo: kristen, pick a movie. owen, get your binoculars. >> i pick a movie. >> jimmy: yes, then show to it me as well. >> i can read li

owens, you have the first 90 second opportunity. mr. owens: i appreciate that question. i strongly believe education is our number one pathway forward. we have got to invest in our people. i have been in the private sector my whole life. i have seen how business creates jobs. i know that sometimes government needs to get out of the way. other times, there are things to do to level the playing field. it does not bother me that the kid flipping burgers is not earning what the ceo of the company is. what does bother me and everyone in this room is if that kid never has a shot at that job. let's make sure they have every pathway to the american dream. some people say the american dream is that you have got a shot at getting wealthy. that is not what it is. i have nothing against anybody getting wealthy, but the american dream is about how all of us are doing, whether an everyday person can get a house in a safe neighborhood and send their kids to a good school and can look forward to retirement with some dignity. this is a number one priority to me and education is a big par

>> owen? >> jimmy: owen, yeah. >> what did i do? i brought a lot nt i was your biggest supporter. >> jimmy: that's important. >> also the manager of personalities a little bit. yeah. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break. the movie is "masterminds." the cast is with us. we'll be right back! what is that? man, i don't know. ask google! ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? get to kohl's thursday through monday because friends and family like you take an extra 20 percent off. that's on top of already low sale prices storewide which makes fleece for him only $14.39 and for her just $9.59 now that's the good stuff. kohl's. lips appear to age faster than other skin. no worries! now there's chapstick total hydration. it's 100% natural, age-defying formula is clinically proven to provide healthier, more youthful looking lips. electrical charges live at the heart of every hybrid. truly move us. ? electrifying the road forward for over a decade with over one million on the road, lexus hybrids are always charged and always ready. ? you love all-day breakfa

owens, you have the first 32nd opportunity. mr. owens: arturo, thank you. if we have enough money sitting in the capital markets to lend to the banks at 0%, student loans out of the 0%. we ought to be able to do that. we ought to go after these predatory private schools that load up the debt on kids that do not have an opportunity to pay that off ever. in awesome idea came out of taylorsville here where they made the senior year of high school the first year of community college at no expense to the student. ideas. no shortage of what there is is a lakh of goodwill to get that done. i'm tired of people sitting in .ashington just looking out for themselves, forgetting to send them there and are not getting the work done. moderator: the timing devices around you are not just ornamental, they do indicate the allotment of time, and the fact that it is expired. i will give you 45 seconds to respond on the subject of education. rep. love: there's a clear difference here between my opponent and i, and i think it is ok. this is your choice. there is a monopoly righ

owens.or to airtime it was determine doug owens would have the first opportunity. mr. owens. owens: good evening. want to thank the debate commission for organizing this event. congresswoman love for being here. thank you. i want to thank salt lake community college. this is one awesome institution. to educate 60,000 young utahans and give them a great launch into laughter on proud to be your. i want to tell you why i'm running. my dad came from a little town in southern utah. he was the youngest of nine children born in a one bedroom house. my grandfather lost his arm in the depression. so my dad grew up dirt poor. he did not have a toothbrush until he was 15. but he believed in the american dream and so at 18 he came up to salt lake city and he got a job at kentucky fried chicken. with that job is able to put himself through the university of utah your i know you students out salt lake community college or not able to do that. you are taking heavy student loans. i am running because we nee

. >> reporter: 8-year-old owen mckim heading home after getting checked out at south shore hospital. he says being in a school bus accident was really scary. >>s way first part of the crash, just it was really loud noises. then i fell out of my seat. i got up. and i saw the bus crash into a house. >> something was happening over there. didn't even down on me until -- dawn on me until i heard there was a bus yash. >> reporter: owen's mom was waiting for her son at the bus stop when she saw police cruisers go whizzing by then her mother called to tell her about the crash and her dad called to tell her owen was at the hospital. >> i didn't really get anxious until i heard that he was not with the kids waiting at the vfw would be picked up. this is my own son so, it's a little terrifying when you don't, you are not sure what is going on. >> reporter: owen saw other kids get toss around as well. >> my friend anthony was on the bus took, he said the bus bent. he window. >>owen hit his head but i'm feeling better. >> he was talking up a storm telling every nurse that would talk to him what

owens: thank you for coming tonight.al thanks to my family, most of the members of which are here tonight to make this run possible, i appreciate that. i want to thank the voters of the fourth congressional district which i have been out and about, i know you have seen better times and they are coming back. every time i have gone into a voting booth i got tears in my eyes, every single time because i think about all the people in the history of the world who lived without that right. that is such a basic right and i think of all the people who shed their blood to bring us that right. you will all get ballots in the mail and i hope you will watch your mailbox this weekend get those ballots back and remember those people who haven't had that right, thank you very much. .. to inform the voting process. we whether you intend to vote by mail or in person election day is tuesday november 8. if you have questions please contact your county clerk's office. in salt lake city, good evening. [applause] ♪

. >> reporter: owen's mom mother called to tell her about the bus crash. and then she heard from her father that owen wasn't with the other kids. he was at the hospital. what were your thoughts when you heard the ambulance brought him to hospital? >> just get to the hospital. make sure he is okay. he is my only kid so it was -- it was a little stressful. >> reporter: owen described the panic on the bus. >> a lot of screaming when it first i started screaming, too. >> reporter: owen hurt his back a little in the crash but -- >> i'm feeling much better. >> he was fine. he was talking up a storm and telling every nurse that would talk to him what happened. >> reporter: owen says that he is just fine getting back on the bus to go to school. but he says he hopes he is never involved in an accident like that again. live in weymouth i'm byron >> kim: breaking news out of waltham where police are investigating a car accident in the area of 42 warren street. witnesses say a pedestrian was hit. we've sky 7 over the scene, an s.u.v. being towed from the area and the

his latest project is "the gary owen show" on bet. please welcome gary owen! ? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: welcome to the show. >> i love that song. it has my name. >> stephen: the song is gary owen. the calvary marching song. >> really funk. >> stephen: as funky as it gets for the seventh calvary. >> the brothers and i are, like, we don't know this song. >> stephen: you were in the navy. >> stephen: what drew you to that service? >> well, i grew up in a trailer park, and the recruiter came to my trailer. >> stephen: to the trailer? to the trailer. first you got to go see them, then they come to the trailer. >> stephen: oh, i thought they were trolling trailers. ( laughter ) >> you like being mobile? we got ships! you know? ( laughter ) >> stephen: so the ultimate mobile he comes and says, i can have you out of here next week, just sign on the dotted line. i thought, that sounds good because i hadn't taken the sat or the act, so i thought, i can get out of here. >> stephen: how old were you. 17. >> stephen: i didn't owe you could go in that soon. >> your

owens. and now a 90-second opportunity for representative mia love. >> thank you to all the students that are here today, and thank you to all of those watching there home today. i know it's easy to take in the doom and gloom of the daily news, but i want you to know that i have confidence in our nation. i have been able to work with the fourth district, and i have worked with extraordinary people, people like gordon ewell, who is with me here today. he was severely injured in combat while serving in iraq. thank you, gordy for everything you have done for us. we owe you a great deal of gratitude. there are a lot of people that believe we can't solve our problems because we are too divided as a nation. although i disagree quite often with my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, i think there is more actually that unites us than divides us. i have been able to host several of them here in our state to show what what we do in our community to help people strive fog a better life. we have

owens: thank you all for coming tonight. i want to give a special thanks to my family, most of whom are here tonight. they have sacrificed a lot to make this run possible. i want to thank the voters of the fourth congressional district. i have been meeting you, i've heard your dreams, i know you have seen better times, and i want to say they're coming back. every time i have gone into a voting booth, i have gotten tears in my eyes every single time. i think about all the people in the world who have lived without that right, such a basic right. i think about all the people who have shed their blood to bring us that right. i hope you all vote. you are all going to get ballots in the mail in salt lake county. i hope you watch your mail this week and get those ballots back and remember those people who have not had that right. moderator: my thanks this evening to republican representative mia love and democratic candidate doug owens. a special appreciation to the administration, faculty, and students of salt lake community coll

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we have yet to hear directly from smith's family but their attorney, david owens told me over the phone today that while this is a step in the right direction toward justice---they are waiting for the d-a to announce whether murder charges will be filed related to smith's death. "we are glad that the district attorney, mr. chisholm is willing to indict police officer who do criminal acts." attorney david owens is happy milwaukee police officer dominique heaggan-brown is off the streets after allegedly raping two men....and offering two pay two others for sexual acts. the latest alleged assault happened one day after heaggan-brown shot and killed syville smith which sparked two days of unrest. "we were all told the officer left town and that he wasn't around and life." instead---court documents revealed heaggan-brown was drinking at a bar the next day watching the violence unfold on t-v with another man....a man who claims haeggen-brown assaulted him. "not only was this officer not deterred by what happened the day before by the fact that he just took another person, but he was so undete

i'm gerald owens. >> i'm laura leslie. hurricane matthew is a powerful cat 2 storm with winds 102 south carolina are bracing for impact. >> here's the latest from savannah, georgia. >> reporter: it's a little less than a hundred miles south, southeast of savannah, but we're really starting to feel the powerful effects of this hurricane. the wind has really picked up, the rain is really coming down. you can see it cascading down if there's any good news here, it's that it's actually been downgraded to a category 2, but that's not to be taken lightly. we can still get winds of up to 110 miles per hour. >> oh wow! >> reporter: hurricane matthew slammed into the east coast bringing high winds and heavy rain. the storm transformed streets into rivers. >> how you guys doing over there? >> reporter: some places could 6 rain. coastal communities in georgia and the carolinas bracing for the brunt of the storm. >> storm force winds effecting the state of georgia and will continue to do so for we're told about the next 24 hours. >> i

c >> we do believe it should be made public, and the family should have the ability to see it. >> owen says the latest charges fagen brown faces -- heaggan-brown faces should call in his credibility as a police officer. >> in order to police to do their jobs, and in order for communities to feel like they can go to the police for things like help, they need to have trust. >> reporter: and back out here live, the district attorney's announcements on whether they are going to charge heaggan-brown with smith's death, that is something that we are still awaiting an answer on. meanwhile heaggan-brown remains in jail on $100,000 cash bond. reporting live downtown, eric ross, today's tmj4. >> milwaukee police investigating after a man was found dead with a stab wound. 18th and rogers this morning. the death does not appear to be suspicious. no other information is available at this time. >>> a works for the man accused of killing a racine county teenager nearly 20 years ago. he was set to go on trial next month in the murder of amber creek. now there is a plea hearing set for tuesday. he was

and this is the first time that owens has reacted to the candidate. and the clinton campaign has not forgotten about colorado, tomorrow, hillary will be in pueblo, at the state fairgrounds, it all starts at 1:45. >> he was working on this building when his hardest got stuck, or guy could not ve, the fire department had to get him down with a letter. and you do not hear this often, a shark attack off the coast, a surfer was injured of indian beach, in the lake, he had to be airlifted and people nearby jumped in to help. >> it could be us at any time that we are out there. so, the first thing we all think of is that it could have easily been me. health only been 25 unprovoked shark attacks in oregon, compared to the 154 in the same - - in the same time in california. and this one had us all, look the larimer county sheriff's office, max is working with search and rescue after the department lost two of the other canines, max, welcome. so, are we to blame for the wildfire season that are getting worse? that is the new study from the university of idaho,

adam: owen labrie back in court, this time with a new attorney. and the search for a suspect. how you can help police in dover after a man robbed a gas station last night. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] adam: former saint paul's student owen labrie was back before a judge this morning in concord, this time with a new different defense attorney. good afternoon. i'm adam sexton. he was found guilty of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl in 2015. wmur's kristen carosa is live in concord with details from the hearing. kristen: this morning's hearing essentially started the process of figuring out if owen labrie had ineffective counsel during his trial and if he did, a new trial date would be set. labrie could be seen walking into court this morning accompanied by his parents and his new defense attorney robin melone of nashua. labrie was found guilty in 2015 of misdemeanor sex assault. his victim was a the

marc owens attorney who previously led the irs division on exempt organizations. he says a violation could cost the donald j trump foundation big. potentially leading to a 20 percent penalty for each contribution. marc owens former head, irs division - exempt organizations runs = 1:37 - 1:45 those returns show an absence of attention to detail, an ignorance of the law, disregard of the law, and a pattern over the course of years. statement: when asked for an explanation about potential trump's campaign said the foundation "!...has no full time staff, no overhead and no paid board members"! adding its "!focus"! has been on distributing grants to groups it considers "!worthy"!. tag: mark greenblatt senior national investigative correspondent runs = 2:04 - 2:16 the trump campaign and the donald j trump foundation did not directly address other questions, including whether trump's foundation ever filed any updates with the irs, or if we're getting a first look at some of the damage in the philippines after a super typhoon madl more than 60 thousand people took cover f

the officers were attending a funeral service for steve owen. the 29-year- veteran officer was laid to rest about a week after he was killed while responding to a burglary call. owen is survived by his wife-- an arson explosives detective with the sheriff's department-- and three children. (sheriff jim mcdonnell los angeles county) "yet steve was a hardworking street cop taking a bad guy to jail was his motto that was his way of making the community a little safer for everyone else but he didn't look for numbers of arrest or citations or anything else he was looking to make an impact to make a real difference for the people that he felt privileged to serve" owen's suspected killer remains in custody without he is facing multiple charges including capital murder... and could receive the death penalty or life in prison without parole if convicted the fbi is expected to launch a pilot program-- to collect data on police involved shootings by early next year. the justice department announced today it will include the number of all lethal and non let

we have yet to hear directly from smith's family but their attorney, david owens told me over the phone today that while this is a step in the right direction toward justice---they are waiting for the d-a to announce whether murder charges will be filed related to smith's death. "we are glad that the district attorney, mr. chisholm is willing to indict police officer who do criminal acts." attorney david owens is happy milwaukee police officer dominique heaggan-brown is off the streets after allegedly raping two men....and offering two pay two others for sexual acts. the latest alleged assault happened one day after heaggan-brown shot and killed syville smith which sparked two days of unrest. "we were all told the officer left town and that he wasn't around and

seeking to make their burden that the defense team was effective and did everything they could for owen. reporter: labrie was found guilty in 2015 of misdemeanor sex assault, his victim was a he was also convicted of a felony computer crimes charge. labrie was sentenced to one year in jail, he was released on bail pending his appeal. a few months later the state based on allegations that he had violated his curfew. >> he spent about two months in jail, about 60 days before the new hampshire supreme court issued an order remanding the bail issue, they did release him again and he's now on a bracelet. re labrie is living at home in vermont with a strict curfew. we did reach out to our prosecutor in this case but we did not hear back. josh: tonight the goffstown police department is deploying new body cameras. as adam sexton reports, every officer will be wearing one by the end of this week. reporter: goffstown p.d.'s body camera project has been in the works for the last two years, now it's ready to go live full-time. the technology has been slowly members of the public when they are bein

. >>> thank you for joining us i'm gerald owens. >> and i'm debra morgan. the storm is barreling toward florida with winds of 130 miles per hour. matthew is the most powerful storm to threaten the east coast in more than a deck people across the southeast are told to move inland. we start coverage live in daytona beach, florida. >> reporter: these are the last hours for people to evacuate, and parts of state are already telling people to stop evacuating. jacksonville is telling residence debits to stay where -- residents to stay where they are, and hunker down because >> it's here. it's absolutely here. >> reporter: high winds and heavy rain. hurricane matthew is batters florida's coast. >> we're already seeing the impacts, and it's a monster. again, our number one priority is protecting every life in the state. >> reporter: but the worst hasn't hit just yet. the tomorrow is expected to pound the area with high surf and spawn tornadoes. >> this storm will kill you. >> reporter: 2 million people in matthew's path have been told to get out of way. it's th sin

stevenson suspects owens was targeted but has no idea why. they were together for six years. they wanted to leave kenosha and move to a new city to raise their kids. stevenson says she's children. "i'm sad but i can't let them see me crying all the time. i gotta be strong for them" stevenson says the 19-hundred block of 62nd street needs more police attention. she plans on never going back after this. "it's bad over there the whole block is bad" she wants those responsible brought to justice as do her neighbors. "hopefully now kenosha police realizes what we've been saying for 3 years there is a problem out here." kenosha police on this case. all we were told on the scene is this remains an ongoing investigation . at last check the family is not aware of any arrests that have been made back to you. several inmates were injured in a fight at a jail in cook county, illinois. the prisoners suffered stab wounds and had to be treated at a nearby hospital. a deputy was also injured in the brawl. all are expected to recover. details on what started the fight have not been released.

eastbound travelers move to owens or kerri. also an accident at town center park run. we're on our way there now and will report in a couple of minutes. >> jeff: another one you can add to the list is at edmond and minutes. traffic and weather every 10 minutes. let's get a check of the forecast with kelly. >> kelly: i want to start out with live pictures. looks like the sky is on fire outside this morning. we want to see your pictures. send them to us on twitter at news 3lv. conditions outside at the moment pr clouds. the wind will kick up this afternoon. we're going to talk more about the winds in 10 minutes. >> dana: the state assembly burning the midnight oil. they burned the post midnight oil just wrapping up hours ago with no decision. that is 12:11:00 a.m. 17 hour marathon session. still did not bring up a vote on whether to raise taxes on hotel rooms here in southern nevada to they say if they build it the raiders will come. right now according to the rj they only have 27 yes votes and they need 28. if they can get it to the assembly then the governor will sign

. >> host: owen from anaheim, carr. owen, you're on withu are keenga-yamahtta taylor of princeton university and the author of this book. >> hi, professor. i'd like to run something by you because i know you guys aree about to run out of time. let consider like the reason why a lot of things are happening because it's like "black lives matter," feel like these newhe organizations that come up to resident the new people coming up they need to establish herself themselves with their church organization or organization that is not considered a terrorist threat to the community or society. then they won't get labeled because any new organizations are going to be labeled. >> host: owen, do you consider "black lives matter" that movement to be -- have a negative connotation? >> caller: no. these are young people speaking out, having their voices heard. they think they are. and then society is labeling them -- giving them a bad label. >> host: thank you, sir. >> guest: sure. but that is a situation that every social movement i

zach galifianakis, owen wilson. kristen wiig. plus jimmy versus tim kaine. with music from the lumineers. and no here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us. tonight the main event from

owen was a 29 year veteran. >>> a samsung phone burst into flames in lieuy yesterday. the fire department said the phone overheated during the flight crew safety demonstration. >> it continued to smoke in my pocket. >> nobody was hurt. faa warned passengers not to use or charge samsung galaxy note 7 on board. that was recalled for batteries. the other owner said this is a replacement samsung after the recall. >>> health problems are pledging flint michigan a highly bacterial disease that spreads when people don't wash their hands. people experienced rashes and hair loss when high levels of lead were found in a local water supply. many are bathing less and swabbing down with baby wipes and many of them are refuse to go use soap and water to wash their hands. >> 4:47 a.m. a european airline announces it is coming to philadelphia. >> new on "action news," the bucks county property was the setting for most of the most musical memories in history, changes coming to the home owned by oscar hammeris like >> reporter: good morning everyone, we're looking live at the platt brid

strongest winds, and also allowing more clouds and precip to spill over the sierra crest into the owens valley and nearby areas. noon monday, precip chancesoulb eecrease everywhere cept perh that decision should wait until tomorrowse everywhere cept perh morning near the scheduled expiration time. northerly winds will invade the cwa tuesday and begin to strengthen tuesday night. >>> ((sharie johnson)) >>> a third shooting this afternoon... .. continued a violent trend across the valley this weekend. we know the victim is a young child and she is expected to survive. wong joins us live from the newsroom with more. nia? ((nia wong)) >> sharie. police tell us a 4 year-old girl was shot in her own home...near craig and lamb. this was around 2-thirty this afternoon... and after child protective services and abuse and neglect investigated...an arrest was made tonight...hours after this happened. >> metro says 30 year-old shaletres townsend was one of three adults at the north valley home. they say she...left her handgun in a bedroom where children were playing. according to l went off...leadi

parker collins is following this from the scene near bruce and owens. parker? police say last night a woman called 911 she said the car ahead of her swerved out of the lane... when she got she said the car ahead of her swerved out of the lane... when she got closer... she real,ized it was because a body was in the road. police say the man was hit and killed by a vehicle. the best evidence they have... is some red paint chips and chrome bits. they think this could have broken off in the collision. no arrests yet reporting live par thirteen action news. today... raiders owner mark davis will be in nevada to witness history... governor brian sandoval will be signing the bill --- that will allow for an nfl stadium to be built here in las vegas. marissa kynaston is live near i-15 and russell to explain why locations for the new stadium-- but another one is.... bali hai golf course governor sandoval is expected to sign the bill today-- approving the financing for that stadium. after hashing out details at last weeks special session-- we know the cost of the stadium w

pawl student owen labrie. josh: for their protection and yours, goffstown officers will soon wear body cameras. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 at 6:00. josh: tonight we have an inside look at a dangerous high speed chase on the streets of of pelham, thent cam. good evening, i'm josh mcelveen. jennifer: i'm jennifer vaughn. the officers started pursuing this car after witnessing it speeding through town in the breakdown lane. cherise leclerc live in pelham with more of that video. report very dramatic video, that chase reaching upwards of 80 miles per hour at some points. police tell us they wouldn't have pursued that suspect so aggressively had this happened during the daylight hours, they is there anybody else in the car? reporter: a car crash onto its roof, the result of a dramatic chase through pelham into windham, after a car went speeding by a police officer, swerving into the break yawn loin shortly before four this morning. speeds got too fast to continue the chase near mammo

steve owen....a decorated 29-year- attended a memorial service for sgt. steve owen....a decorated 29-year- veteran of the los angeles county sheriff's department.... he was shot and killed last week while responding to a the suspect is a 27-year-old. he is in custody and is facing multiple charges including capital murder. meanwhile in north carolina... good news is being reported out at a press conference, governor pat mccrory says help is on the way for folks suffering from the flooding from hurricane matthews. no one has died within the last 24 hours...and power outages have been reduced....to 55-thousand..... reduced....to 55-thousand..... the governor says officials are still assessing the damage and trying to figure out how they will rebuild damaged areas. sot--mccrory "i have other good news. i want to thank the federal government for approving my request for public federal 34 counties for public assistance." rain from matthew has left at least 35 dead in the u.s. 20 of them have been in north carolina.... sotvo pause for 5 seconds of nats of fight

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