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Gov.: Congress Must Treat PR Citizens 'Equally'

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Governor Ricardo Rossello flew to the Puerto Rican southern coastal town of Salinas on Wednesday, where he met with the town's mayor. Calling Maria the "perfect storm," Rossello told the Associated Press that the Category...
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Bloomberg

Expected Losses From Irma Fall for Insurers

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Sep.11 -- Bloomberg's Sonali Basak takes a look at Hurricane Irma's impact on insurers. She speaks with Bloomberg's Vonnie Quinn on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Irma delivers punch to Florida citrus industry

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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. US Senators Bill Nelson and Marco...
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Puerto Rico dialysis patients fear death, one year after devastating hurricane

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As weeks turned into months, the seats of the small plane began to empty out.
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Forecaster: Florence storm surge not diminished

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Hurricane Florence's top sustained wind speeds dropped from a high of 140 miles per hour (225 kilometers per hour) to 110 mph (175 kph) as its outer rain bands approached the North Carolina coast early Thursday, reducing the storm from...
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Sky News

Spitfires & Hurricanes Honour Battle of Britain

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VOICED: There was a flight back into history today as Spitfires and Hurricanes took to the skies over southern England once again.The flypast was to honour the heroes of the Battle of Britain's Hardest Day 75 years ago, a day when both...
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Some families in Puerto Rico still waiting for electricity

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Standing outside his pastel green home perched on a remote mountain in Puerto Rico's Adjuntas region, Domingo Ortiz Perez prays as he waits for electricity to be restored. He hasn't had any power since Hurricane Irma hit...
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As Dorian nears, Red Cross opens Fla. shelters

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3 Tropical Storms Formed In About 6 Hours

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National Hurricane Center forecasters have only had to pull out the Greek alphabet for names once before – in 2005.
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Singer hosts charity dinner to help victims of Hurricane Katrina

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AP Entertainment Los Angeles, 11 May 2011 1.Wide of red carpet arrivals 2. Mid of sign 3. Fashion pan of recording artist Britney Spears wearing Herve Leger dress 4. Medium view of recording artist Britney Spears, joined by boyfriend...
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Katrina emergency relief boss losing responsibilities but not job, say officials

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New Orleans 1. Military tank driving on flooded street, UPSOUND: "You will be evacuated to a secure building out of state where you will be provided with further assistance." 2. Various of military and police checking for hurricane...
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Last federal trailer parks housing people hit by hurricane close after 3yrs

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1. Cleveland Stampley moving out of his trailer 2. Stampley and official loading a pickup truck 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Cleveland Stampley, trailer park resident: "Where I'm going now is much larger. Look at this, this is a matchbox. I...
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Scientists study birth of hurricanes to improve forecasting

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Havana, Cuba - 8 July 2005 APTN - APTN Clients Only 1. Various of Hurricane Dennis blowing trees and rooves Playa del Carmen, Mexico - 18 July 2005 2. Various people walking through flooded streets after Hurricane Emily San Jose, Costa...
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WRAP Preps as predictions Felix will slam into Belize on Wednesday; aerials, medics

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1. Wide front of Belize International Airport 2. Various of people waiting to check in at American Airlines counter 3. Mid of people talking while they wait in line 4. Mid of man carrying a little baby 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Katy...
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After Hurricane Katrina, abundant construction jobs brought thousands of day laborers, the majority undocumented immigrants from Latin America, to New Orleans. But the collapse of the housing market changed that.

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HEADLINE: Katrina Recovery: Construction jobs dry up CAPTION: After Hurricane Katrina, abundant construction jobs brought thousands of day laborers, the majority undocumented immigrants from Latin America, to New Orleans. But the...
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Greenspan says US economy will withstand hurricane damage

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1. Pan from Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan to Congressional committee members 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Alan Greenspan, Federal Reserve Chairman: "With the recovery from the first storm barely under way, Hurricane Rita hit,...
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USA: CENTRAL AMERICA RECIEVES BOOST FROM U.S

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Eng/Spanish/Nat President Bill Clinton pledged more financial relief to Central American leaders on Friday after meeting with Central American heads of state. The combined aid packages in the aftermath of Hurricane Mitch could reach...
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Boardwalk empire begins rebuilding six months on from superstorm

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New Jersey - 25 April 2013 1. Roller coaster in ocean off Seaside Heights 2. Seaside Heights boardwalk 3. Boardwalk construction in Seaside Heights 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Kim Manara, manages a bar and grill in Seaside Heights: "We're...
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New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu presides over a city where rising property values and robust tourism herald a steady recovery from Hurricane Katrina, but violent crimes leave room for doubt.

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HEADLINE: New Orleans mayor on remaking a city CAPTION: New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu presides over a city where rising property values and robust tourism herald a steady recovery from Hurricane Katrina, but violent crimes leave room...
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Floods after hurricane Stan

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1. Wide shot of herd of cows walking through flooded road 2. Various of rescue personnel extending ropes to reach opposite shore 3. Family walking through forest 4. Various of man swimming in flooded area 5. Chickens perched in trees 6....
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Florida braces for arrival of hurricane Sandy

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Fort Lauderdale, Florida 1. Wide top shot of Fort Lauderdale Boat show 2. Wide of visitors at Fort Lauderdale Boat show 3. Mid of yacht with flag flying 4. Wide of superyacht with boat bumpers deployed 5. Mid of boat bumper moving...
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WRAP Bush at church, wreath laying, speech, march

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AP Television 1. Various of jazz funeral parade to mark the Katrina anniversary 2. Ray Nagin at parade 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Pastor Marie Galatas, New Orleans resident: "The one year anniversary means to me it's going to turn around....
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The storm surge from Hurricane Gustav has wiped away the beaches in Gulfport, Miss., and is creeping deeper into the city that was also hit hard by Hurricane Katrina.

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HEADLINE: Gustav's storm surge swamps Gulfport CAPTION: The storm surge from Hurricane Gustav has wiped away the beaches in Gulfport, Miss., and is creeping deeper into the city that was also hit hard by Hurricane Katrina. (Sept. 1)
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A weaker-than-expected Hurricane Gustav swirled into New Orleans Monday, delivering only a glancing blow that did little more to the Big Easy than send water sloshing harmlessly over its rebuilt floodwalls.

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HEADLINE: Gustav only sideswipes New Orleans CAPTION: A weaker-than-expected Hurricane Gustav swirled into New Orleans Monday, delivering only a glancing blow that did little more to the Big Easy than send water sloshing harmlessly over...