if you look at hurricane sandy _ of crisis. if you look at hurricane sandy or— of crisis. that was, i think, quite a _ sandy or katrina, that was, i think, quite a seismic moment for instance, with katrina _ quite a seismic moment for instance, with katrina and bush, him praising fema _ with katrina and bush, him praising fema and _ with katrina and bush, him praising fema and saying, i don't know if you remember, — fema and saying, i don't know if you remember, you have done a heck of a 'ob. remember, you have done a heck of a joh and _ remember, you have done a heck of a joh and it _ remember, you have done a heck of a job. and it was indicative of this idea _ job. and it was indicative of this idea that — job. and it was indicative of this idea that bush could not deliver competent government, and that dogged _ competent government, and that dogged him for a while. 0n the other hand. _ dogged him for a while. 0n the other hand. i_ dogged him for a while. 0n the other hand. ithink— dogged him for a while. 0n the other hand, i think 0bama's rapid response to sandy— hand,

but you know what the people of new jersey and new york and elsewhere who were hit by sandy. they were the beneficiaries of a government that is trying to work the way it worked bri yeah, these are lives and these are livelihoods at stake. and that is what we're facing with this one-two punch from hurricane helene. and now hurricane milton, as we await landfall, there in florida

you mentioned then that president obama and how he responded to hurricane sandy.ctober 2012. president obama joining then a new jersey governor chris christie after surveying damage from hurricane sandy in new jersey. >> obviously this is a federal, state, local effort. the first thing i want to do is thank everybody who is beenev involved in the entire rescue and recovery process. at the top of my list i have to say governor christie, throughout this process has been responsive. he has been aggressive in making sure the state got out in front of this incredible storm. and, i think the people of new jersey recognize he has put his heart and soul into makingng sue the people of new jersey and bounce back even stronger than before. i went to thank him for his extraordinary leadership and partnership. want to thank the congressional delegation. part of the receipt we will be able to respond quickly to all of this is because they help to make sure fema financing was in place. we are very appreciative of those a efforts. stuart david jackson your thoughts on how the fo

it's right up there with katrina and sandy year. and it looks like fema's only real national tv warningv a leading up to thrne storm wasngs one cameo at a binder briefing just hours before landfallt. helene made landfall thursday night, but it took biden ande la harris five days to visit. bush got crucified for four days to visit katrina. obama was at sandy k on day two. trump was in georgia on dayentl three. fema has apparently been there since mondaybeen, but manyot see people haven't seen them. >>n let's go ahead and point ot the obvious, which is that fema had utilizede a large majority of the personnel who should be here taking care of this to be set. and replaced or repurposed, if b you will, for immigration resettlement when we need to be focusing on americans. >> biden needs to give this recovery everything he has. but he waited until today to deploy soldiers. he's still completely clueless . >> nobody can deny the impact climate crisis anymore.. at least i hope they don't. they must be brain dead if h they dop.o. >> okay. h

we use them in hurricane sandy and i loved it. they were wonderful, wonderful resource. >> but but in your opinion, mark, this lack of this shortage of responders, if you will, is due to the sheer volume in terms of what they're responding to. >> it's a combination, it's volume, it's workload and it's location. we've got to move people from different parts of the country into very remote areas. that becomes a challenge to and honestly, they're they're demoralized a little bit to some of the politics comes into play. makes it harder. >> yeah. yeah. really fema put in a pretty tough, tough situation here with another major storm headed toward florida. all right, mark nouveau. appreciate the time as always. good to see you. up next here on the four this afternoon raising awareness about a growing health issue among children with type two diabetes. we'll talk live with the ucsf doctor about the community health fair that was held in oakland over this pas we ♪ when you have moderate to severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixen

right up there with katrina and sandy.real national tv warning leading up to the storm was one cameo at a binder briefing just hours before landfall. helene made landfall thursday night but it took biden and harris five days to visit. bush got crucified for taking four days to visit katrina. obama was insanity on day two, trump was in georgia on day three. fema has apparently been there since monday but many people have not seen them. >> let's go point out the obvious which is that fema had utilized the large majority of the personnel who should be here to be repurposed if you will for immigration resettlement when we need to be focusing on americans. >> jesse: biden needs to give this recovery everything he has but he waited until today to deploy soldiers. he is still completely clueless. >> nobody can deny the impact of the climate crisis anymore. at least i hope they don't. they must be brain-dead if they do. >> jesse: he's out of his mind. kamala also can't provide real solutions. she's tossing a few hundred dollars at

that's sandy there.e have a viewer saying that when it comes to the voting -- actually this is viewer from california, texting us saying do you anticipate any aishes on election -- arys on election dar problems with the counting of votes itself? guest: obviously anything can happen going into a news day, prepare for anything. i think the one thing that if you got a large percentage of votes already counted, not counted, already in, that's going to probably help with longer lines on election day. if 65% of votes are already cast before election day, that's going to portend for probably shorter lines on election day. that's probably the one thing that jumped out. remember, we are going to have a lot fewer absentee ballots than we did four years ago. the counting of those, that will be quicker as well. you will have more people voting on machines in state of georgia. now, there's always going to be challenges, whether the large counties -- look, i want to remind people, long before 2020 or 2016, it always w

sandy: cada ciclones diferentes sin embargo, el primer boletÍn que emitiÓ el centro de huracanes haces decir, la precisiÓn de la informaciÓn fue dada al pÚblico ha sido algo impresionante si tomamos en cuenta las variantes en el proceso de traslaciÓn de estos sistemas el sistema era empujado por altas presiones y luego viene la vaguada y los recogiÓ, el tiempo en el que ocurre el proceso causa que la traslaciÓn del sistema y por lo tanto el pronÓstico de un tramo certero sea mejor ayuda a la poblaciÓn a prepararse hay mucha informaciÓn que se recibe respecto a esto los pronosticadores que tienen experiencia digieren la informaciÓn y nos permiten dar los pronÓsticos al pÚblico la trayectoria del sistema siguiÓ prÁcticamente el pronÓstico inicial. satcha: que nos puedes decir de la marejada ciclÓnica se anticipÓ que alcanzarÍa hasta 15 pies que informaciÓn tiene a esta hora de lo que habÍa ocurrido realmente en horas de la noche madrugada sandy: todavÍa estamos recibiendo informaciÓn mucha de la informaciÓn que se obtiene es en el sitio hay que ir a los lugares porque hay pocos sitios d

. >> reporter: sandy's frustration is shared by businesses along fallon road. power lines in the area have what pg&e calls enhanced power line safety settings or epss which automatically turns off power when a wildfire is detected. sandy noticed the first outage october 12th in the morning for about an hour, but the outages became more frequent and longer lasting. her restaurant is a hot pot business that relies on burners to serve customers. this last outage on the 23rd was almost three hours long. >> how come this happened only this area and then i live up there like in concord and then it's not happening there. it's not happening this often. >> reporter: outage issues have impacted thousands of customers in other parts of dublin and livermore. >> as of 12:20 we have 307. >> reporter: oron gorel who lives in dublin started a petition against pg&e. >> there's no explanation, no answers coming our way. we simply want to understand why is this happening? how do we get it corrected? >> reporter: pg&e said the outages all involve animal contact or suspected animal

so when people ask you what was sandy like, what'd you tell them? [laughter] she was absolutely a go-getter. like, she was teacher's pet. oh, really? always perfect. she always had her hair nicely done. you know, she was always focused. keith morrison (voiceover): in high school, sandra was an athlete, a cheerleader, and very popular. she was the complete package. keith morrison (voiceover): and her home life? old-fashioned. traditional. traditional family, you know? catholic. play by the rules type of people, yeah. keith morrison (voiceover): discipline a very important thing to larry, he, the 20-year air force veteran. i was trying to toughen her up, if you want to put it in that expression, to know what the real world was like. keith morrison (voiceover): that was why larry insisted sandra leave kauai to go to college. she ended up in honolulu. but for a small island girl, it felt as big and lonely as new york city. she missed kauai, her family, and would come home as often as she could. that's when she got involved with darren. and darren was he

okay, sandy. >> thanks a lot. listen to this. the 40 niners game this sunday is expected to be the hottest nfl game ever played at levi's stadium. the last ten years, temperatures are forecast to be around 95 degrees around the kickoff time. 100 and 5 p.m, and could creep up to 98 degrees. because of that, the team plans to wear alternate uniforms to try to stay cooler on the field. according to the athletic, the niners looked into wearing their all white throwback uniforms, but needed to make that request before the season. so instead they'll wear the throwback red jersey and white pants. their opponents, the arizona cardinal, plan to wear their all white uniforms in addition to the niners game. >> there are other big events across the bay area. there are street fairs, a parade and a music festival, all in this heat. so for more on what people are doing to beat the heat, let's go to abc seven news reporter suzanne phan, who joins us live from san francisco. suzanne. reporter we saw plenty of people with their hats on, their wate

as most of you know that today is sandy's birthday. and this is why it's a very, very special day for us. mahalo. keith morrison (voiceover): at this point, larry and toshi thought they were in the home stretch, that darren's trial was just months away. but the prosecuting attorney who indicted darren lost her bid for re-election, defeated by this man, justin kollar, who flat out accused his predecessor of bringing charges against darren to make a splash and help her chances of re-election, though the case, he said, wasn't ready for trial. this case is the textbook example of why you do not insert politics into people's lives-- gotcha. --and into their families. keith morrison (voiceover): so now larry's quest for justice was mired in a political battle, with the new prosecutor saying he couldn't proceed because the alternate suspect, ryan shinjo, had never been completely eliminated. if you've got cases where you have multiple suspects, and you're going to charge one of those suspects, you better be sure you've excluded the other susp

1871 to 3,800 enduring mountaineering mystery that may have emerged 100 years ago climbers andrew sandy urban and george mallory attempted to reach the world's highest peak on mount everest. >> they would have been the first but they vanished. mallory's remains were found in 1999, but there had been no trace of ervin until perhaps last month when national geographic photographer jimmy chin found a boot thanks for joining us to tell us how it happened, what you saw central wrong book glacier below the north face of everest with my climbing partners, eric corrupt and marc fisher when we stumbled across a in the glacier it was quite, quite an old artifact so i had actually just been at the royal geographical society a few months beforehand and i had george mallory's boot in my hand and i had taken a photo of it so i pulled out my phone. >> i see gold through it. i found the photo and matched it up with this boot and it had the exact same treads and characteristics that we started to suspect that it could be sandy irvine's boot why and what happened when you and the team recognize it may ha

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sandy. yes. >> so we going to change is those temperatures are going up. look at this view from our sky star camera at fisherman's wharf. on the skystar blue skies. there's a ae coastline, and we have been loinng some passing high cloudss clouds. they're all coming in from off the coastline. and in san francisco. it's sny view. santa rosa, 73 degrees. you're f year. marine layer is regrouping as we look towdsill have sunshil warmth. friday more cloudsd nday we're going to bring in cooler weather. areas of drizzle. so let's go hour bying at 620. tems anywhere from the 50s to out bp. 60s and 70s. as we head into the afternooho patchy fog tomorrow afternoon in the south, beach 70 degrees 78 in napa moon heading into the east bay. midte following day, we do have sunda, brings us an opportunity for some drizzle going int the sierra and the precip will be adding up in northern california to our north could see over an inch a few hundredths here in the bay area from drizzle or a light shower. accuweather seven day workweek d into the weekend. more clouds t. >> th

sandy quinn, i don't know if he's sandy. what it is, one of the two of you may have been advanced man at that rally in san high school. and i met him then. and i because i was a political junkie and i saw as an opportunity since i didn't think a of people would be wanting to help richard nixon back in those days. so i thought maybe this is a chance to get involved in a presidential campaign. so i wrote him a letter. my rail typewriter. and i was at columbia law school in new york. meredith and i were living there. i was in my second year and, i wrote him a letter at his law office at 20 broad street and i never heard back. i that was a little rude. but i made a carbon copy. i didn't have xerox machine in my in our apartment. so i called his office and. i said, you know, i wrote a letter to mr. nixon not volunteering my services. and what happened. and they were very nice. they said, well, must have gotten lost in the mail. why don't you send it again? well, we're good thing made a carbon copy, young folks know what a carbon

tenemos ya a sandy delgado, es meteorólogo del centro nacional de huracanes. díganos.cando unas ras de mar o una penetración de el mar de 10 a 15 pies en las zonas costeras y aparte de todo esto, tenemos fuertes lluvias asociada con este sistema. con el paso ya ha llovido, así que el suelo está saturado. cuando combinamos todo esto, es un huracán extremadamente peligroso. ahora también algo inusual es que está subiendo y bajando de intensidad. a qué se debe? en milton, como tal, es un huracán bastante pequeño. si podemos pensar un una bailarina. mientras más abra las manos, más difícil es dar la vuelta. mientras más mueva las manos hacia adentro, más rápido mueve. y de cierto punto, un huracán es similar. tenemos vientos que se está tratando de llegar a ese ojo. y mientras más pequeño sea ese ojo, más fácil es para dar vueltas y. y se intensifica el ciclón, ya que escuchamos eso. bueno, cuál es el comportamiento que se espera de milton para los siguientes días? ese proceso de interactuar con la con la vaguada en la atmósfera alta va a causar también que aunque los vien

huge problems not just about super storm sandy and other challenges. the work with the bipartisan infrastructure log trying to make our more resilient pass a law help introduced the highways act to make sure people have escapeke routes. we are not going to get this we do take action to address climate change. so the inflation reduction act are efforts or try to do it. we cannot do it alone way to mobilize across the entiree world. butho in the meantime we need to do more in fema response in resilience will save a lot of money when it comes to disasters. >> 20 move onto a different question. fema just this morning, you brought it up resume door to door outreach for areas that hit specifically by hurricane helene. fema had to pause because of threats being made against employees. that stemmed from this information. money diverted to immigrants and migrants and folks at the border and set up to the victims of these hurricanes. that last debate despite fema debunking that in the biden administration debunking you repeated that claim with about seven or $50

after superstorm sandy there were some hard discussions that were held in region about whether or not people should rebuild in certain areas, and there was talk i think at the state level of acquiring some of the land, making people whole but not throwing endless billions of dollars into areas that were determined to be flood plains. are those hard conversations something that you were willing to lead in the district? both of you. rep. ryan: absolutely. i think though in our area unlike new york city the composition is very different, and i have been leading this actually both with local immunity leaders and on my role in the transportation infrastructure committee. i have been preaching the army corps of engineers, which is doing a study after sandy to think about how we do this differently. highland falls that was devastated by these floods is literally on the side of amount. they are not in any floodplain in it normal modeling, but we are in a different world. none of those folks at flood insurance, because in the last forever they would never have needed a. and we need to step up

sandy quinn, i don't know if he's sandy. what it is, one of the two of you may have been advanced man at that rally in san high school. and i met him then. and i because i was a political junkie and i saw as an opportunity since i didn't think a of people would be wanting to help richard nixon back in those days. so i thought maybe this is a chance to get involved in a presidential campaign. so i wrote him a letter. my rail typewriter. and i was at columbia law school in new york. meredith and i were living there. i was in my second year and, i wrote him a letter at his law office at 20 broad street and i never heard back. i that was a little rude. but i made a carbon copy. i didn't have xerox machine in my in our apartment. so i called his office and. i said, you know, i wrote a letter to mr. nixon not volunteering my services. and what happened. and they were very nice. they said, well, must have gotten lost in the mail. why don't you send it again? well, we're good thing made a carbon copy, young folks know what a carbon

talking looking with robbie parker, author of a new book about fighting conspiracy theories around the sandy hook shooting that took his daughter and about election year gun politics i'm audie cornish, and this is the assignment on the road pushed you into joining the lawsuit against alex jones stuff, be pulled into a wendy's. >> i wanted to get the girls processes and i open up my door and we're all getting out in madeline is just frozen in her seat. you just points at the car next to us. she said that car has an infowars bumper sticker and she goes, isn't infowars isn't that the guy that bullies you as like, are you talking about alex jones? and she's like, yeah, that guy and i was like, yeah infowars is his company, has website and she said i don't want to go going to be somebody in there that's going to recognize you and is going to bully you. that was the moment where i was like i need to do this for me because like what am i doing? yeah. right. i've been hiding. i've been running away. i've been doing all this stuff and it's not fooling anyone. it's not know. >> so donald trump's gonna

sandy. >> yeah, and our forecast is looking good. dan and ama, in comparison to what's happening back east. let me show you a live picture right now from our pier 39 camera. visibility looks like this. and we may have actually a shot if we look to the north. but of course, best viewing in northern california for the aurora. as we look at another vantage point from sunset at 639 mount tam cam, it was absolutely beautiful with the high clouds coming through the region. we did have a lot of color today. certainly had the fog around. temperatures dropped off today along with the high cloud cover, so it was a cooler day and it felt like fall. so this first system that is coming through has been mostly a cloud maker and a cooldown. the second system that is coming in on saturday, that one could bring a few showers. i'll show you that in just a moment. right now we are under a bank of clouds on live doppler seven. your temperatures anywhere from the 60s to the 70s. thanks to the cloud cover, the numbers are actually running higher than 24 h

, very nice, sandy beach in places.ebbles is lying, of course, pebbles is a tourist from voronezh, i warn you in advance, citizens vacationers, do not drink on the beach alcoholic drinks, it's very unpleasant, one vacationer went swimming drunk and fell on a jellyfish, it was the only case in the world when a poor animal was poisoned by a person. if you drown, call the rescuers. in the last trip, a pensioner from ryazan, klavdyeva viktorovna, began to drown, but after two young tanned rescuers gave her artificial respiration, mouth to mouth, she began to drown three times a day, be careful during the procedures too. we have discos in the evenings, well, like everywhere in sanatoriums, discos are called for those over 30, for those over 50, and for those who don't care, don't bring it. for food, and there was an indescribable case, a pensioner from ryazan vlavya viktorovna was dancing and eating bananas, slipped on kuzhra and tried to get up, while she was getting up, she won the acrobatic rock-n-roll competition, but ou

after superstorm sandy there were some hard discussions that were held in this region about whether or not people should rebuild in certain areas, and there was talk i think at the state level of acquiring some of the land, making people whole but not throwing endless billions of dollars into areas that were determined to be flood planes and vulnerable. are those hard conversations something that you are willing to lead in the district? both of you. >> absolutely. i think though in our area unlike new york city the conversation is very different and i have been leading this actually both with local immunity leaders and on my role in the transportation infrastructure committee. which oversees this funding. i have been pushing the army corps of engineers, which is doing a study after sandy to think about how we do this differently. highland falls was devastated by the floods, literally on the side of a mountain. they are not on a flood plane in any normal modeling but this is a different world and we need fema and the department of homeland security to be updating . none of those folks h

sandy when we really see this damage. thank you. hundreds of first responders from california are ready to help either. already in florida or on their way right now. tonight, governor newsom deployed 70 more search and rescue crews out of menlo park and orange county down south. that's on top of nearly 150 others sent earlier this week. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has a look at the challenges those california crews may face. >> paramedics and emts are making the 40 hour drive from hayward to south florida on tuesday night. two strike teams prepped and packed ambulances from the 9-1-1 ambulance provider for alameda county. >> it could be anything from aiding evacuations, taking over the ambulance, transport for our community. that's that's hard hit or, you know, but they'll receive an assignment when they arrive. >> the managing director, david torres, said when he pulled for volunteers, more than 100 offered to go. >> it shows how resilient they are. i think their their daily work is tenuous and stressful and busy, but t

certainly the way he handled sandy helped him. situation is it hurt chris christie nationally with republicans. republicans got on him for being so cooperative with president obama, including a new art businessman called donald trump. this was held against him, his cooperation with obama. it was a good early indication of how politicized our country was becoming. >> and if you do not cooperate with the federal government? >> it would have been a disaster. the voters of new jersey, who he represented, liked the way he handled sandy. he walked into reelection two years after that. his constituents were pleased. it was national republicans who had a problem with it. >> good morning. i am disappointed with the biden-harris administration. i think they have been flat-footed on more than one occasion. my example is the train derailment in east palestine, the scope and severity of which has not been felt and assessed. the transportation secretary took several weeks to get there. it never happened. it just was bad from an optics standpoin

sandy from seaford, new york i'm a woman who wasn' t thrilled with the vance pick after the debate. i told my daughterhe, you need to marry a man like j.d. vance. >> dotty from liberty township, ohio. brad pitt is also the same age,s tim walz just saying. >> satish from denver. i'm glad to see jillian has joined our movement. >> the movement is large. mo welcome. sandy from elkton, maryland, i want you to apologize for saying that women always want men to apologize. >> i'm sorry don't mean it. >> i'm water. this is my my wo world. welcome to. hannity and tonight, we have a jam-packed show. melania trump, the former firstn lady, will join us with an in-depth look into what the trump family has faced over the past several years and her views on this upcoming election, a mere 34 days away. also, a big new poll numbers tru for donald trump, who appears to be pickinmp wcking up momentt with just a short time until election day. although early ntil voting, und th of course, is rolling out around the country. later, we will alsetry.later o t in with sara carter. she is in asheville, north

and sandy and the fall of 2012. do you see any possible impact from helene i do. >> and look, i worked for governor christie in new jersey and the governor's office during hurricane sandy, obviously, that was just a couple of weeks before the election and certainly played a role because he did have brock obama the president obama on the ground very quickly responding to the situation, walking with chris christie along to see toward toward the site damage and i think that's why what donald trump did today by going immediately to georgia. the way he did, does show a level of ability to connect with people when they're really looking for leadership. i mean there so much of this is symbolism. there's the symbolism of politics and there's going to be the actual impact on the votes. i think it's almost two different things. donald trump to this point is winning the symbolism, the impact is going to be pretty dramatic for, for a number of those folks. and whether they can even show up to vote that's going to be a big chall

. >> brian: fema has unused money from super storm sandy, they hold on in case people file late. he tapped into 2025 budget to help fema now. why not tap into super storm sandy in 2012, use that, unfreeze that. >> steve: reprogram. >> ainsley: they gave 30 mill whe ion according to research from fox brain room, 71 million to florida for helene, 5.know 7 million to north carolina, 175 to tennessee and 30 million sound like a lot from north carolina, people are not feeling it. lebanon, we approved 385 million for this year. >> lawrence: it is not just the money, fema representatives are in wrong location in north carolina. that is clear. when you have samaritan's purse doing leg work and christian organizations there and they are saying fema is there, not near where they need help. that is a problem, that is m mism mismanagement and bureaucracy in play and getting in the way of private organizations that are getting bodies out of the way. getting people clean water. where is government providing g generators? private organizations are doing that. >> brian: fema director said becaus

the, the sandy beaches are long and beautiful, and most in beaks capital. my put so basically functions. but many people in this country struggle to get 565 to seem to be habits in new, didn't know the poverty, and many survive on in full look for those scraping by across 53. today's in the future. when informed the decision in when states conviction that future one of the 1st things i noticed when arriving in my portal is just how young the population is. according to the united nations children's agency, over 80 percent of the people. yeah. under the age of 35, that puts the power in the selection squarely in the hands of young people, disability to your own volta has keep a close eye on the various campaigns. you'll visual key the time. yeah, i think the election process could be different. this new of items, it isn't that fit in the desert designs, but it's part of before we had candidates who didn't have a good plan for the country and young spend the died d e no knowing that as the young. but this time the candidates are very competitive, much i bough

trying to provide comfort and aid. >> i covered katrina and sandy as a producer. entire federal government stopped and focused everything it had on the natural disaster. kamala harris is in wisconsin today campaigning with liz cheney. north carolina is living in the dark because biden and harris hate elon musk. they stopped paying for starling which would have given internet to everybody in the hurricane's path. now nobody can communicate. elon says it would've probably saved lives. the white house spent $42 billion to wire rural america with internet and nobody has internet in the foothills of north carolina. biden and harris had to be job owned into loosening the purse strings. >> when the first emergency declarations came down there was only 11 counties in that. a lot of people were outraged including me because there was such devastation. up to 90 counties it. we spoke to the president seat, the administrator and said you are sending the signal that you are not paying attention to some of these communities. >> jesse: communities underwater in the federal gover

so my name is sandy, and i come from england and i've come ready to find out more about the position of willie and the history in the region. the trade has been described as the mazda as milk of human relations. but does it always bring joy? the hey has been described as crushes when one is down, but one must not remain on crutches through us. when we talk about the continent of africa and there was the question, is, it does a trade to it does a destroy. many people commented about trade and aid in africa and the question remains relevant. what does offer 3 then? azalia, this taught in sensory africa was trading with different parts of the was traded in agriculture, commodities, traded in monroe's. tre that denied very so trade has been with us. but when we talk about trade in contemporary terms, we are asking us solve the question where the trade is contributing to the growth of the continent of africa. and uh, 54 south brand countries. we ask this question, because when one looks at the list of the list developed countries, african countries, it dominates not least, african countri

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match colombia striker mayra ramirez opened the scoring in the fourth minute at the emirates with sandy with just over quarter of an hour gone. arsenal hit back through caitlin foord in the second half but couldn't find an equaliser, they remain sixth in the table with just one win in four matches.... proud of the heart shown. i give everything, the players give everything. new zealand are still in with a chance of making the women's t20 world cup semi—finals after they beat sri lanka. sri lanka set a target of 116 to win with chamari athapatthu top—scoring with 35. georgia plimmer got her half—century and then sophie devine hit the winning runs as the kiwis chased the total with 15 balls to spare and won by 8 wickets. it means new zealand are still third in group a, but separated from second—placed india only by run rate. —— chamari atha paththu. meanwhile in the other game of the day — player of the match tazmin brits took the 2023 runners—up south africa to victory over bangladesh with a steady 42 off 41 balls.... ..the south african side winning by seven wickets to edge closer to bo

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a and in 2012 with superstorm sandy, there was a bipartisan response.seen some republicans support him, tim tillis, saying, hey, the biden administration is giving support, but you don't hear that at all from donald trump. >>> let's switch. after the democratic show, the harris/walz ticket ramping up their campaigning and week appearances ahead. give us your thoughts on how they see the map, which states they feel the best about as we head to this final stretch and the polls show a razor-tight race. >> i was in pennsylvania and michigan this weekend. there's, frankly, anxiety for democrats in both of those states. as jonathan indicated earlier, the numbers really moving, and there's this attempt by trump especially with the auto industry. i think there's a push to fortify those states. we're also going to see the harris ticket making a big play out west later this week. arizona has early voting beginning later in the week, so you're going to see her out there as well. but, you know, this is just a jump ball in so many of these states, and really nothing

so in general with this case, with other cases like in the us, we had alex jones �*s claim against sandyl court. i think this is common sense, but i am weary of it it's a slippery slope. aha, it's a slippery slope. a slippery slope, how concerned are you about people actually being able to tell fact from reality if they are bombarded with misinformation. in the arena of election.— arena of election. the real problem — arena of election. the real problem i _ arena of election. the real problem i welcome - arena of election. the real| problem i welcome today's judgment. some fantastic reporting by the bbc to really .et reporting by the bbc to really get to— reporting by the bbc to really get to the bottom of how these conspiracy theories and deserve to know— conspiracy theories and deserve to know that there are some standards in the news that are being — standards in the news that are being fed. in deliberately in a sense — being fed. in deliberately in a sense and should be accountability in this case it came — accountability in this case it came withjust a huge amount for people who hav

i love warm weather, sandy. >> i wait until sunday. he might be crying buckets. you know what? i think he will be. especially because it's going to be a lot cooler. i mean, today we had some 80s out there as well. kristen. larry, don't worry, we're going to change it up to make it feel like halloween and november as we follow with some cooler weather. >> look at this lovely view from our exploratorium camera right now. seeing a lot of sun. there are a few passing clouds out there. earlier we had a lot more high cloud cover. looking at live doppler seven, all is quiet. here's a look at those clouds that came through earlier in the day. now we're basically watching kind of a complex of systems. a low in the gulf of alaska dropping down. we have another little low just off the pacific northwest coast. the combination of the two are going to bring us an opportunity for some wet weather on sunday. now, kristie, is falling apart. hurricane. it was a category five yesterday at one point. it's going to continue to weaken. but they are looking at some large swells and rip current risks

sandy from maryland, i want you to apologize for saying that women always want men to apologize. i'm sorry, don't mean it, i'm watters, this is my world. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome to hannity. tonight we have a jam-packed show. eleni a trump, the former first lady, will join us with an empty out look into what the trump family has faced over the last several years and her views on this upcoming election a mere 34 days away. also big new poll numbers for donald trump who appears to be picking up momentum just a short time until election day, although early voting of course is rolling out around the country. later we will also check in with sarah carter, and -- in north carolina. north carolina has been devastated and in many ways abandoned with the death toll continuing to rise following the devastation from hurricane helene. after a weekend of star-studded fund-raisers and lavish parties with her friends on the west coast and hollywood, kamala harris finally found the time to tour some damage in the southeast. meanwhile, kamala likely regrets picking fellow radical leftist governor tim

. >> sandy amos has taught here for 11 years andan district to reconsider. >> i've literly say they're setting us up to get killed. it's thater u? yes. wow. what did you say? >> i didn't know what to say. i think thatt that the district, especially superintendent matt,s of our students and understand the impact this wil on our students. >> tea sfusd touity. >> more thanchls slated for closures and mergers we area. that serves molyin, blk studentsito area wh sfusd students , so it really doesn't another e is distance. so we're going to time it. right. so it took us about 15 minutes to get here to o'connell high school. and that's what students say. it's website. the district breaks down their plan and part of it promises they welcome. schools are within a ten minutdrivingm e case here. and allen said it would take him ab 30 nu to get to o'connell. what's your message to the school district? >> listen to your students, to your families, to your teachers. because right now you're not doing that. ear and out the other. >> teachers at june jordan high school were told students will be trans

. >> dana: i'm reminded of hurricane sandy, also hitting at high tide. >> a very good example. that wasn't technically a hurricane. it was a superstorm. 1,000 miles wide because it was weakening and interacting with the cold front. that's what this is doing. it will start to transition into a tropical storm. it just expands the wind field. it was the storm surge that caused so much destruction in sandy here in the northeast. >> dana: thank you. we'll see you again soon. bill, over to you. >> bill: dana, want to bring in the hillsborough county sheriff. thank you for your time. the numbers are truly staggering when you think about the people on the move right now. your county alone, right around the tampa area, how many people have said we're not going the take our chances this time? >> i think a lot of our community. i saw the long lines at gas stations and grocery stores. we saw the interstates jammed and packed. even to the point where we opened the emergency lane to help get those who wanted the opportunity to evacuate the opportunity to get out. we saw everyone heeding the