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A report on New Orleans' progress in the five years since Hurricane Katrina extols a "new spirit of reform and enhanced self reliance" and the remaking of the public school system, but it laments high crime, racial disparities and economic dependence on industries that are losing steam.

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HEADLINE: 5 years after Katrina: Rebound but not full recovery CAPTION: A report on New Orleans' progress in the five years since Hurricane Katrina extols a "new spirit of reform and enhanced self reliance" and the remaking of the...
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The mother of an embryo rescued from a hospital flooded during Hurricane Katrina gave birth to a healthy boy this morning.

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HEADLINE: 'Miracle' Baby Offers Hope to New Orleans CAPTION: Sixteen months after being rescued as a frozen embryo from a hospital flooded by Hurricane Katrina, Noah Benton Markham entered the world Tuesday morning and was greeted by his...
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Long term predictions for Atlantic storms

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Marco Island, Florida United States - 24 October 2005 (Hurricane Wilma) 1. Wide of road Hurricane Wilma winds and rain (amateur video) 2. Various of flooded area 3. Trees down close to house Dauphin Island, Alabama United States - 28...
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Hurricane Ike continues to grow in the Gulf of Mexico and forecasters say it could hit land as a Category Four storm.

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HEADLINE: Galveston boards up as Ike nears CAPTION: Hurricane Ike continues to grow in the Gulf of Mexico and forecasters say it could hit land as a Category Four storm. (Sept. 11) [Notes:ANCHOR VOICE] More and more are heeding...
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President Bush will skip the Republican National Convention on Monday and travel instead to Texas to meet with emergency workers and people who evacuated the Gulf Coast as Hurricane Gustav bore down.

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HEADLINE: Bush: urges those in Hurricane path to evacuate CAPTION: President Bush will skip the Republican National Convention on Monday and travel instead to Texas to meet with emergency workers and people who evacuated the Gulf Coast...
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Ariz. residents prepare for another round of storms and the potential for heavy flooding brought on by the remnants of a powerful Pacific storm. It's the second time in two weeks that the desert is getting hit with the aftermath of a hurricane. (Sept. 16)

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In a sign of just how unusual this summer's weather has become, Phoenix residents lined up Tuesday to fill sandbags in anticipation of potential flooding brought on by the remnants of a powerful Pacific storm. It's the second time in two...
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Victims of Superstorm Sandy take refuge in tents as deep freeze grips Northeast

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New York, New York 1. Wide of destroyed house on Staten Island 2. Wide of damaged house on Staten Island, with large American flag flying outside 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Benjamin Swenson, Aid worker living in a tent: "It's tough. We have...
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Mississippi town left in ruins by Hurricane Katrina

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Mississippi town left in ruins by Hurricane Katrina Pass Christian, Mississippi, 5 Sep 2005 1. Leaning flag pole amidst destruction 2. Pan of debris and destruction in Pass Christian neighbourhood 3. Tracking shot showing destruction 4....
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Preps as Hurricane Bill approached Bermuda

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AP Television Hamilton, Bermuda 1. Waves crashing against shoreline 2. Couple watching waves 3. SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Petty, local resident: "It veered in between us and the US so we are very fortunate in that, you know a direct...
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Obama: Hurricane Matthew Still Dangerous

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus064614President Barack Obama, meeting in the Oval Office with FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate, said Matthew was "still a really dangerous hurricane."He said he was concerned about storm surge and...
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Hurricane Matthew Brings South Carolina Flooding

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Property data firm CoreLogic projects that Hurricane Matthew's grind across the Southeast will end up costing between $4 billion and $6 billion in insured losses on residential and commercial properties.The firm's estimate covers storm...
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Irma Delivers Serious Punch to Florida Citrus

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Hurricane Irma dealt Florida's iconic citrus crop a devastating blow, destroying nearly all the fruit in some Southwest Florida groves and seriously damaging groves in Central Florida. U.S. Senators Bill Nelson and Marco...
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Hurricane Irma kills at least 10 in Cuba

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Hurricane Irma's two-day grind along Cuba's northern coast left 10 people dead across the country and devastated the heart of its sun-and-surf tourism industry, officials revealed on Monday. Seven people died in collapses...
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Many at Creative Arts Emmys expressed concern for friends, family in Florida, which Hurricane Irma pummeled Sunday with winds up to 130 mph

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MANY AT EMMY CEREMONY CONCERNED ABOUT FRIENDS, FAMILY IN HURRICANE-PUMMELED FLORIDA As stars arriving to hear who had won Creative Arts Emmys Sunday, many said their thoughts were some 3000 miles away - with friends and...
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Hurricane Irma kills at least 10 in Cuba

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Hurricane Irma's two-day grind along Cuba's northern coast left 10 people dead across the country and devastated the heart of its sun-and-surf tourism industry, officials revealed Monday. Seven people died in collapses of...
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Duke: Puerto Rico Recovery a 'Good News' Story

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The mayor of San Juan says the suffering in hurricane-damaged Puerto Rico is "not a good news story." Acting Homeland Secretary Elaine Duke had suggested as much a day earlier in the White House driveway, saying the federal...
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Trump Vows A 'Giant, Beautiful, Massive' Tax Cut

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U.S. President Donald Trump is promoting his plan for a sweeping rewrite of the tax code to an audience eager for the proposed change. Trump addressed the National Association of Manufacturers on Friday in Washington,...
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Irma Delivers Serious Punch to Florida Citrus

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Hurricane Irma dealt Florida's iconic citrus crop a devastating blow, destroying nearly all the fruit in some Southwest Florida groves and seriously damaging groves in Central Florida. U.S. Senators Bill Nelson and Marco...
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NYC announces Hurricane Maria relief efforts

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New York City is sending rescuers to Puerto Rico and is also encouraging other city workers to volunteer with island recovery efforts. Mayor Bill de Blasio and Congresswoman Nydia Velazquez discussed the Hurricane Maria...
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Branson: Caribbean needs a 'Marshall Plan'

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Sir Richard Branson is calling for a type of Marshall Plan of redevelopment for the hurricane devastated islands in the Caribbean. Branson rode out Hurricane Irma on his private island in the British Virgin Islands and...
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Branson: Caribbean Needs A Marshall Plan

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Sir Richard Branson is calling for a Marshall Plan for the hurricane devastated islands in the Caribbean. Branson rode out Hurricane Irma on his private island in the British Virgin Islands and said his home and island...
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Miami's Homeless Evacuated as Irma Nears

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VOICE OVER SCRIPT: POLICE AND SOCIAL WORKERS ORGANIZE A PLAN TO GET SOME OF THE 1-THOUSAND PLUS HOMELESS PEOPLE OFF THE STREETS OF MIAMI AND INTO SHELTERS BEFORE THE DEADLY, POWERFUL CATEGORY 4 HURRICANE IRMA HITS FLORIDA....
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Georgia Coastal Residents Instructed to Evacuate

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The director of Georgia's Chatham County Emergency Management Agency and the Mayor of Savannah were urging area residents on Friday to heed the governor's evacuation order and move inland to avoid the wrath of Hurricane Irma. ...
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Ga. Coastal Residents Instructed to Evacuate

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The director of the Chatham County (Ga.) Emergency Management Agency and the mayor of Savannah, Ga. are urging area residents to heed the governor's evacuation order and move inland to avoid the wrath of Hurricane Irma. ...