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Bibi1581 Blog For 09/14/2018: Morning Edition

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1…………> Florence Emergency Tweets: President Trump

 

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Donald J. Trump Retweeted

4 hours ago

#FlorenceNC safety tips: – STAY INDOORS. Do not venture out during the storm. – Do NOT drive or walk through stagnant or moving floodwaters. – If your power goes out, do NOT operate gas powered generators or charcoal grills in or near your home. – Have your emergency kit ready!

NEW: #Hurricane #Florence has made landfall near Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina at 7:15 AM EDT (1115 UTC) with estimated maximum winds of 90 mph (150 km/h), and a minimum central pressure estimate of 958 mb (28.29″). hurricanes.gov

4 hours ago

Incredible job being done by FEMA, First Responders, Law Enforcement and all. Thank you!

Today, nearly 3,000 National Guard members from Guam, Hawaii, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia are on duty responding to or preparing to respond to hurricanes and a typhoon. ngpa.us/5959 #HurricaneFlorence

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Donald J. Trump Retweeted

Sep 12

We have created a rumor control page for Hurricane #Florence that will be updated regularly. During disasters, it’s critical to avoid spreading false information. Always check with official sources before sharing. fema.gov/florence-rumors

A graphic with a dark blue background that says the words FLORENCE UPDATE on top. The FEMA seal is on the bottom right.

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Donald J. Trump Retweeted

Sep 12

Hoy es el último día para desalojar. Si está en la ruta de #Florence, escuche a las autoridades locales para órdenes de desalojo. Si necesita encontrar un refugio, envíe un mensaje de texto con la palabra REFUGIO y su código postal a 43362(4FEMA).

 

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Donald J. Trump Retweeted

Sep 12

We are on the ground helping prepare for #HurricaneFlorence. More than 1,600 people spent last night in 36 Red Cross and community shelters in South Carolina and North Carolina. To find a shelter location in your area, visit➡️ rdcrss.org/2LyvLRs

Sep 12

If you’re ordered to evacuate ahead of : ➡️ Take only essential items ➡️ Turn off the gas, electricity, and water ➡️ Disconnect appliances ➡️ Do not drive or walk across creeks or flooded roads More safety tips: bit.ly/2P4smHw

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Sep 13

If you’re in a mandatory evacuation zone for #Florence, your window of time to leave is closing rapidly. Here are the zones for South Carolina:

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Donald J. Trump Retweeted

Sep 13

Do not focus on the wind speed category of #Hurricane #Florence! Life-threatening storm surge flooding, catastrophic flash flooding and prolonged significant river flooding are still expected. More: hurricanes.gov

NHC_Surge and NWS WPC

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Donald J. Trump Retweeted

Sep 13

More than 1,500 Red Cross disaster workers are helping #HurricaneFlorence relief efforts. Some 80 emergency response vehicles and more than 120 trailers of equipment and relief supplies have been deployed. rdcrss.org/2Na5Z6F

  • Retweeted

    24 hours ago

    For those in the path of Hurricane #Florence, make sure you have downloaded your states (SC, NC, VA) official emergency app + the @fema app, to your phone. South Carolina iTunes.

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    Donald J. Trump Retweeted

    24 hours ago

    North Carolina iTunes: apple.co/2NHug3z Google Play: bit.ly/2QsaCao Virginia iTunes: apple.co/2xcOdFn Google Play: bit.ly/2xcvp9c FEMA go.usa.gov/xPYkt

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    Donald J. Trump Retweeted

    22 hours ago

    6 inches of moving water can knock an adult off their feet. STAY AWAY from moving water! #FloodSafety #Florence #HurricaneFlorence #SCWX #SCtweets

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    Donald J. Trump Retweeted

    16 hours ago

    As #HurricaneFlorence begins to affect #SC, residents who were unable to evacuate should stay indoors during the #hurricane & away from windows & glass doors; Close interior doors-secure & brace external doors; Be alert. Tornadoes are frequently spawned during hurricanes #TeamSC

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    Donald J. Trump Retweeted

    14 hours ago

    For travel information call 5-1-1 or follow local VDOT social media accounts. To find out how Hurricane Florence impacts your area follow the National Weather Service on social media, your local media outlets and your local government on social media.

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    Donald J. Trump Retweeted

    12 hours ago

    We cannot share this enough: In case of flooding, MOVE TO HIGHER GROUND. And DO NOT DRIVE into standing or flooded water. If you have to be out, remember these life-saving tips. Don’t put yourself in harm’s way. #FlorenceNC #ncwx

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    Donald J. Trump Retweeted

    14 hours ago

    Stay safe and shelter away from windows on the lowest floor that’s not subject to flooding. If you get trapped in a flooded building, go to the highest floor but do NOT enter a closed attic. 🚨Call 911 If you need rescue.🚨

    Local shelter opens up to displaced dogs

    A local dog shelter in Wake Forest, North Carolina opened up its doors to dozens of dogs from shelters that were forced to evacuate due to the hurricane.

    Local residents have offered even more help for the 124 dogs, the News & Observer reports, and all the animals have found “hurricane homes” to take care of them through the storm.

    Sometimes, government shelters are forced to euthanise animals before hurricanes due to over-crowding.

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    ‘Avoid the attic’

    The city of New Bern in North Carolina, where around 150 people are trapped in their houses by flooding, is urging people to avoid taking refuge in their attics because of the risk of being left without air.

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    ‘Uninvited brute who doesn’t want to leave’: Governor

    North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper has warned residents relentless rain will continue through the weekend.

    “Rivers are rising to dangerous levels,” he said. In one area, he added, a once-in-millennium rain event is expected.

    “Stay indoors, don’t drive through water, don’t use a generator indoors, don’t fly drones.”

    Powerless

    Almost half a million homes in North Carolina are without electricity, emergency officials say.

    The view from space

    Nasa footage from the International Space Station show the hurricane as it made landfall.

    Motel full of ‘Florence refugees’

    Gill from Buckinghamshire, who has been holidaying in North Carolina, told the BBC that she had changed her plans after hearing about the evacuations.

    She was due to drive down the coast to Charleston, South Carolina. Instead, she travelled inland to Mocksville, North Carolina, well away from the Atlantic.

    Gill said her motel was full of “Florence refugees”.

    “Their cars are crammed with every possession they could fit in, they have no idea how long they will have to be here or what they will have to go back to.

    “They are exercising their pets in the car park and watching the weather forecast constantly.”

    ‘Worst storm in a lifetime’

    The mayor of Wilmington, North Carolina, tells the BBC’s Laura Trevelyan that Florence “is the worst storm he’s seen in a lifetime”.

    Image caption: Volunteers respond to calls of help around New Bern, North Carolina after heavy rains cause flooding

    ‘Foolish to stay’

    Lisa McLeod from Wilmington in North Carolina has moved 150 miles inland.

    Resident Lisa McLeod told the BBC that she had planned to stay at home but decided to move after the path of Florence became more certain.

    “I’ve spent a decade in North Carolina and this is the largest storm we’ve had that’s coming straight for us. It would have been foolish to stay,” she said.

    “I’ve got an app which monitors my home and I know the power went out at 06:00 (10:00 GMT) this morning. Hopefully that will only be for a couple of days.”

    The 61-year-old has been staying at a hotel in Durham, South Carolina since Wednesday.

    Pictures from WTVD journalist Gary Cooper show the devastation in Wilmington, North Carolina.

  • River flowing backwards in NC

    The 202-mile-long (325km) Cape Fear River in North Carolina has begun to flow backward thanks to Hurricane Florence.

    A National Weather Service report on the river said there was now an increased change of “potentially catastrophic flooding in the Sandhills and the southern Coastal Plain”.

    National Guard on rescue missions

    In New Bern, North Carolina, the National Guard has been conducting rescue missions amid flooding and wind damage from Florence.

    Romance in the midst of a storm

    A couple from North Virginia had planned a beach wedding on the coast of North Carolina this weekend.

    Naturally, that plan has been wrecked by Hurricane Florence.

    Marsha Bradway and Jonathan Gillenwater, both 56, told People magazine they still plan to have their wedding day on Sunday.

    Where, you might ask? In their hometown, which is coincidentally called Hurricane.

    Meanwhile, in Charleston, South Carolina, newlyweds on Wednesday brought their nuptials forward by two days to avoid the incoming tropical storm.

    Image caption: Kathryn and Anthony Palmisano celebrated their wedding early in a deserted downtown

    Florence wreaking havoc – NC governor

    North Carolina’s governor tells a news conference that the hurricane is “wreaking havoc” on the state, and entire communities are under threat.

    “We’re deeply concerned for whole communities which could be wiped away,” Roy Cooper said.

    “Rescue workers are working in dangerous conditions that will only get worse today.”

    He says about 500,000 people in the state are without power and a storm surge on the Neuse River is at 10ft (3m).

    Storm to ‘hover over us for days’

    The mayor of Wilmington, Bill Saffo, tells the BBC’s Laura Trevelyan how Florence is having a “major impact.(BBC)

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-us-canada-45504325

 

 

 

 

 

3…………> Gold Stash: Italy

 

Hundreds of Roman coins, dating back before 474 AD during the times of emperors Honorius, Valentinian III, Leon I, Antonio, and Libio Severo, have been unearthed at the site of a former theatre in Italy’s north.

The coins were found in Como — on the banks of the famous Lake Como, about 50 kilometers north of Milan — and were found hidden inside a soapstone jar during an excavation of the historic Cressoni Theatre.

Engravings on the nearly 300 coins suggest they date back to at least 474 AD, and it has been recommended they could be worth millions of dollars.

 

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4…………> Trump’s Broom: ICE Operation “Soar”

 

Officers from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) arrested 16 sexual predators during a 2-day period, ending Sep. 11 in New York City, the Hudson Valley and on Long Island, in an enforcement effort dubbed “Operation SOAR” (Sex Offender Alien Removal).

In the course of Operation SOAR, ERO deportation officers apprehended 16 individuals with criminal histories related to sexual offenses. Of those arrested, five were previously released from local law enforcement on an active detainer. ICE places detainers on individuals who have been arrested on domestic criminal charges and who are suspected of being deportable, so that ICE can take custody of that person when he or she is released from local custody. When law enforcement agencies fail to honor immigration detainers and release severe criminal offenders onto the streets, it undermines ICE’s ability to protect public safety and carry out its mission.

“Many of those arrested in this operation had been found guilty of inappropriate sexual behavior against a minor,” said Thomas R. Decker, field office director for ERO New York. “Our communities are safer, our children are safer, from the efforts of the men and women of ICE. We have removed them from our city’s streets, and we will seek to remove them from the United States.”
Arrests include:

 

https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/ice-arrests-16-during-2-day-operation-soar-new-york-city-metropolitan-area

 

 

 

 

 

5…………> Massive Gas Line Explosions: Massachusetts’

 

Emergency response crews are responding to gas-related explosions in three separate communities in Massachusetts’ Merrimack Valley region, local media reported Thursday. Three people, including a firefighter, were directed to the Lawrence General hospital after being injured.
State Police have confirmed 70 fires, gas, or investigations of gas odors in Lawrence and North Andover. However, numbers are expected to grow. At least one home has been reported as being destroyed.

According to local newspaper the Eagle-Tribune, the fires are the result of a problem with the gas line that homes and businesses in Andover, North Andover and Lawrence are connected to.

Massachusetts State Police have told residents in all the affected communities who are served by Columbia Gas to evacuate, as the company is depressurizing its gas lines in response to the incidents.

 

https://sputniknews.com/us/201809141068014705-gas-explosions-massachusetts/

 

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