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After fleeing the ravages of Hurricane Katrina, one woman and her children discover a new life in Texas...and they're not looking back.

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Katrina evacuees find new lives in Texas After fleeing the ravages of Hurricane Katrina, one woman and her children discover a new life in Texas...and they're not looking back. (Aug. 28) 2007 [Notes:ANCHOR VOICE] SOT//Basically, my...
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President arrives in Texas, comment on Hurricane Rita

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Pool 1. Air Force One arriving on tarmac 2. US President George W. Bush walking down stairs 3. Different angle of Bush walking down steps 4. Motorcade pulls off Pool 5. Bush meeting with emergency staff 6. Staff clapping 7. SOUNDBITE...
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Storm struck voters cast their ballot in a mobile home set up for the election

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Staten Island, New York 1. Zoom out from "Vote Here" sign to piles of donated clothes and materials in elementary school parking lot 2. Pan from piles of donated clothes to entrance to voting precinct in school 3. Voters walking to...
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Officials told of levee failure on day of hurricane Katrina

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FILE: New Orleans, Louisiana - 30 August 2005 1. Aerial view of breached levee system AP Television FILE: New Orleans, Louisiana - 30 August 2005 2. Wide, pan to flooding levees Washington, DC - 10 February 2006 3. Close up as Michael...
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GRAPHIC VIDEO Authorities find bodies of hurricane victims; aid

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1. Close of Nicaraguan Air Force helicopter taking off 2. United States helicopter arriving at Puerto Cabezas airport 3. Nicaraguan Air Force helicopter arriving after taking part in a rescue 4. Rescued old woman being lifted from...
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Town laid to waste by hurricane, military, livestock

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Cameron, Louisiana 1. Wide shot, zooms in to water tower reading town's name 2. Tracking shot of damage 3. Various of debris 4. Pan of businesses destroyed 5. Wide shot of damaged structure, truck driving past 6. Aerials of Cameron...
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Preps for Hurricane Jova on Mexico's Pacific coast

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Manzanillo - 11 October 2011 1. Wide of waves crashing on shore with dark clouds behind 2. Mid of waves crashing on shore 3. Mid of yellow warning flag with waves behind 4. Wide of couple taking picture overlooking shore 5. Wide of man...
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Report into govt handling of aftermath of hurricane

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AP Television- Gentilly, Louisiana 15 February 2006 1. Debris on street, houses, trailer 2. Michael Dauphin, resident, getting gas from truck 3. Dauphin pouring gas into generator 4. Dauphin starting generator 5. SOUNDBITE (English)...
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Bosnian lab helps to identify Hurricane Katrina victims

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1. Wide of two Bosnian experts working in lab on the samples from Hurricane Katrina victims 2. Tilt from the face of an expert to sample 3. Scientists working in the laboratory 4. Female expert taking samples 5. Close-up putting of...
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A family in New Iberia, Louisiana, has decided to ride out Hurricane Gustav, just as it has past storms including, Katrina and Rita.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: First Person: Riding out the storm CAPTION: A family in New Iberia, Louisiana, has decided to ride out Hurricane Gustav, just as it has past storms including, Katrina and Rita. (Sept. 1)
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Hurricane Felix has strengthened to a Category 5 storm, as it bears down on the border area between Honduras and Nicaragua.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Felix bears down on Central America CAPTION: Hurricane Felix has strengthened to a Category 5 storm, as it bears down on the border area between Honduras and Nicaragua. (Sept. 4) [Notes:ANCHOR VOICE] This is the calm...
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Florida officials urge residents to prepare for the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season, even if it's predicted to be a slow one. (May 27)

Higher Ed
Florida officials are urging residents to prepare for the upcoming hurricane season, even if it's predicted to be a slow one. U.S. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz joined National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration officials in Miami on...
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DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: COUNTRY HIT HARD BY HURRICANE GEORGE

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Spanish/Nat As Hurricane Georges threatens the Florida Keys, there's only devastation left behind in the Dominican Republic. A mudslide has devastated a school near the capital Santo Domingo, killing at least 40 people. That's in...
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Evacuations continue, stations pumping water out of NOrleans reopen

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1. Wide shot of helicopter taking off with sandbags 2. Medium shot of helicopter 3. Wide shot of helicopter taking off with sandbags 4. Medium shot of sandbags hanging from helicopter 5. Wide shot of helicopter flying over city 6....
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Democratic Presidential Nominee Barack Obama urged hundreds of thousands of supporters, in Detroit, to donate to the Red Cross to help victims of Hurricane Gustav. His rival, Republican presidential hopeful John McCain urged Ohioans to do whatever they can to help the storm hurricane victims.

Higher Ed
(HEADLINE: Candidates urge Americans to help Gustav's victims CAPTION: Democratic Presidential Nominee Barack Obama urged hundreds of thousands of supporters, in Detroit, to donate to the Red Cross to help victims of Hurricane Gustav....
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Jimena weakens to Category 2 storm off Mexican coast

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1. People looking at beach with wind and rain 2. Sea crashing on beach 3. Various, windswept beach and poolside, palm trees blowing 4. Cars driving along flooded street 5. People on flooded street 6. Car puling boat on trailer along...
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Hurricane Gustav hit the Mississippi coast Monday with driving winds as well as a storm surge that flooded hundreds of homes and inundated main highways to coastal towns devastated by Katrina three years ago.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Gustav brings high wind, flooding to Miss. CAPTION: Hurricane Gustav hit the Mississippi coast Monday with driving winds as well as a storm surge that flooded hundreds of homes and inundated main highways to coastal towns...
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WRAP Empty streets, church prayers, evacuation

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1. Various of deserted streets in central Key West 2. Boarded up shop fronts 3. Sandbags in front of door 4. Empty pavements 5. Ocean pier being lashed by waves 6. Palm trees in breeze 7. Cars driving through flooded streets 8. Wide...
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On the one-year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy, New York officials showed some new methods they are considering to keep water out of the country's largest subway system. (Oct. 29)

Higher Ed
On the one-year anniversary of Superstorm Sandy, New York officials showcased new methods they are considering to keep water out of the country's largest subway system. One method is the use of a "Resilient Tunnel Plug," also called a...
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Statue of Liberty reopens having been closed by Superstorm Sandy

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AP Entertainment New York - 4 July 2013 1. Pull out of view of the Statue of Liberty from a ferry 2. Wide of ferry arriving at the Liberty Island dock 3. Boy Scouts disembarking 4. Low angle of people walking towards the Statue of...
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Effects of Tropical Storm Ernesto on Miami

Higher Ed
Miami Beach, Florida - 30 August 2006 1. Wide of famous Ocean Drive with most businesses closed down 2. Close-up of tree blowing in the wind, zoom out to empty streets 3. Wide of businesses closed along Ocean Drive 4. SOUNDBITE:...
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When Hurricane Katrina scattered New Orleans'' beloved musicians across the country, many wondered if the best days of New Orleans music had drowned with the city. But almost seven years later, New Orleans is proving its music is waterproof.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Festivals bring music, money to New Orleans CAPTION: When Hurricane Katrina scattered New Orleans'' beloved musicians across the country, many wondered if the best days of New Orleans music had drowned with the city. But almost...
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A top seasonal forecaster for NOAA says global warming isn't to blame for this year's active hurricane season. He says the prediction can be tied to climate conditions that started in 1995 and warmer Atlantic Ocean temperatures.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Hurricane expert on '11 season, global warming CAPTION: A top seasonal forecaster for NOAA says global warming isn't to blame for this year's active hurricane season. He says the prediction can be tied to climate conditions...
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Forecasters say the 2013 Atlantic hurricane season is wrapping up as one of the quietest in decades. (Nov. 25)

Higher Ed
The 2013 Atlantic season has delivered the fewest hurricanes since 1982, U.S. forecasters said Monday, despite their predictions in May that it would be a busier than normal year. "It was a busted forecast," said Chris Landsea, a...