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A NEW TROPICAL DEPRESSION IS SWIRLING AROUND IN THE CARIBBEAN.

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It's dangerous.Look it just opened up yesterday. Look at it now."

NEIGHBORS CALL THE INTERSECTION A DEATH TRAP.

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TRICKERY AND DECEPTION.

WITH JUST 15 DAYS UNTIL ELECTION DAY --

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ONE MORE TIME.

THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES FACE OFF FOR THE FINAL TIME --

WILL THEY COME OOUT SWINGINT.

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NBC 2 UNCOVERS WIDESPREAD VOTER INTIMIDATION. IN LEE AND COLLIER COUNTIES,

AND NOW - A STATEWIDE FBI INVESTIGATION IS UNDERWAY.

AT LEAST SIX VOTERS RECEIVED A LETTER THREATENING THEM WITH ARREST AND EVEN PRISON TIME IF THEY VOTE!

N-B-C TWO INVESTIGATOR DAVE ELIAS BROKE THE STORY THIS AFTERNOON. HE IS LIVE IN COLLIER WITH THE DETAILS.

Voter intimidation involves putting undue pressure on a voter or group of voters so that they will vote a particular way, or not at all. Absentee and other remote voting can be more open to some forms of intimidation as the voter does not have the protection and privacy of the polling location. Intimidation can take a range of forms.

Violence or the threat of violence: In its simplest form, voters from a particular demographic or known to support a particular party or candidate are directly threatened by supporters of another party or candidate or by those hired by them. In other cases, supporters of a particular party make it known that if a particular village or neighborhood is found to have voted the 'wrong' way, reprisals will be made against that community. Another method is to make a general threat of violence, for example a bomb threat which has the effect of closing a particular polling place, thus making it difficult for people in that area to vote. One notable example of outright violence was the 1984 Rajneeshee bioterror attack, where followers of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh deliberately contaminated salad bars in The Dalles, Oregon, in an attempt to weaken political opposition during county elections.

Attacks on polling places: Polling places in an area known to support a particular party or candidate may be targeted for vandalism, destruction or threats, thus making it difficult or impossible for people in that area to vote.

Legal threats: In this case voters will be made to believe, accurately or otherwise, that they are not legally entitled to vote, or that they are legally obliged to vote a particular way. Voters who are not confident about their entitlement to vote may also be intimidated by real or implied authority figures who suggest that those who vote when they are not entitled to will be imprisoned, deported or otherwise punished. For example in 2004, in Wisconsin and elsewhere voters allegedly received flyers that said, "If you already voted in any election this year, you can't vote in the Presidential Election", implying that those who had voted in earlier primary elections were ineligible to vote. Also, "If anybody in your family has ever been found guilty of anything you can't vote in the Presidential Election." Finally, "If you violate any of these laws, you can get 10 years in prison and your children will be taken away from you." Another method, allegedly used in Cook County, Illinois in 2004, is to falsely tell particular people that they are not eligible to vote.

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PETER - KELLIE.

SO FAR - FOUR BOGUS LETTERS LIKE THIS ONE HAVE GONE OUT TO REGISTERED REPUBLICANS.

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ELECTION SUPERVISORS CALL THE LETTERS THREATENING BECAUSE THEY IMPLY ARREST; EVEN PRISON TIME IF THE PEOPLE RECEIVING THEM VOTE.

A REAL LETTER SENT FROM THE ELECTION OFFICE WOULD NOT SAY THAT.

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NOW WE SHOULD POINT OUT THAT NONE OF THE PEOPLE WHO GOT THIS LETTER WERE EVER QUESTIONED ABOUT THEIR CITIZENSHIP.

THE ONLY THING THE 4 PEOPLE WHO GOT THIS LETTER HAVE IN COMMON IS THAT THEY ARE ALL REGISTERED REPUBLICANS.

TONIGHT AT 6 WE TALK TO THE MAN WHO ALERTED AUTHORITIES TO THIS SCAM.

THIRD AND FINAL PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE-SS

TONIGHT WILL BE YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES ON THE SAME STAGE --

AS THEY FACE OFF IN THE THIRD AND FINAL DEBATE THIS ELECTION YEAR.

YOU CAN WATCH IT TONIGHT RIGHT HERE ON N-B-C TWO --

COVERAGE BEGINS AT NINE.

N-B-C TWO'S CHIEF POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT CHAD OLIVER IS AT THE DEBATE --

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THE METRO PARKWAY EXTENSION OPENED JUST HOURS AGO IN SOUTH LEE COUNTY.

AND ALREADY, THERE'S BEEN A SERIOUS CRASH.

PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN THE NEARBY BRIARCLIFF NEIGBHORHOOD.

CALL THE INTERSECTION, WHERE CARS MUST CROSS SIX LANES OF TRAFFIC,

A DEATH TRAP.

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The cries for lights are brighter tonight.

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Barbara

"it just opened up yesterday and look at it now."

Residents in the Briarcliff community have been calling for stoplights at the intersection of Briarcliff and the new Michael g rippe parkway--claiming crossing six lanes of busy roadway is dangerous.

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Barbara

"once I got on this road I told my boys I will not use this road until there are stoplights there."

A witness tells us a motorcyclist traveling north on the new road put down his bike to avoid being hit by a car driving across. It wasnt even 24 hours before the newly opened road had to be shut down while investigators collected evidence on the intersection's first accident.

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Residents say they saw this coming.

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Laura Allen, Resident

"I'm afraid people are really going to be speeding on metro because they won't have to stop around here and it's going to be that much harder for us to get out."

Before the construction on the 2.7 mile roadway began, DOT staff told the Briarcliff community they would need to see firsthand how traffic used this new intersection before a signal could be approved. DOT says a traffic warrant study is scheduled for this intersection in late winter early spring of 2013.

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If a signal is approved, the department has taken steps that save time toward installation. DOT has already paid for the lights, But some residents are wondering at what cost will time be to drivers.

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Laura Allen, Resident

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CAPE UEP DECISION-SSWIPE

THE CAPE CORAL COUNCIL IS EXPECTED TO MAKE A DECISION ON THE CONTROVERSIAL UTILITIES EXPANSION PROJECT TONIGHT.

THIS ALL HAS TO DO WITH EXPANDING WATER AND SEWER TO NEIGHBORHOODS LOCATED IN THIS AREA KNOWS AS SOUTHWEST SIX-SEVEN.

LEHIGH FIRE CHIEF STEPPING DOWN-VOTOPS

DON ADAMS.THE LEHIGH ACRES FIRE CHIEF -- IS OFFICIALLY STEPPING DOWN --

TWO YEARS BEFORE HIS CONTRACT IS UP.

THE ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF WILL TAKE OVER ON NOVEMBER SECOND.

COLLIER RED TIDE FOLO-OC-SS-VO-BOXES

RED TIDE IS KILLING MORE FISH IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA.

CONCENTRATIONS OF THE TOXIC ALGAE BLOOM ARE DETECTED FROM CHARLOTTE COUNTY TO COLLIER COUNTY.

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HUNDREDS OF DEAD FISH ARE WASHING ASHORE -- AND A FOUL ODOR FILLS THE AIR AT DELNOR WIGGINS PASS STATE PARK

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OVER 20 YEARS OF VISITING COLLIER COUNTY'S BEACHES AND some have NEVER SEEN ANYTHING QUITE LIKE IT.

KARL UDO/GERMANY/16:54:11 "This is the first time i've seen this."

THOUSANDS OF DEAD FISH SCATTERED FOR MILES DOWN WIGGINS PASS STATE PARK--A SCARE FOR ONE GERMAN COUPLE--ALL THANKS TO RED TIDE.

KARL UDO/16:54:15 "It's no good."

THE TOXIC ALGAE STARTED TO WASH THROUGH COLLIER COUNTY BEACHES JUST LAST WEEK, CARRYING AN UNPLEASANT STENCH.

LIZ KOCH/CHICAGO/16:59:05 "You gotta breath through your mouth so dont take deep breaths through your nose."

THE LATEST TESTS DONE BY COUNTY OFFICIALS SHOW RED TIDE AT MEDIUM LEVELS THROUGHOUT SOME OF COLLIER'S BEACHES.

THE TOXIN CAN CAUSE RESPIRATORY IRRITATION, A CONCERN FOR COUNTY OFFICIALS WITH TOURIST SEASON IN SIGHT.

DEB MILLSAP/COLLIER COUNTY HEALTH DEPT./16:43:19 "We recommend anybody who has respiratory problems illness to stay off the beach."

BUT people on the beach WE SPOKE to are not LETTING IT RUIN THEIR VACATIONS.

LIZ KOCH/CHICAGO/16:59:27 "Anytime you're on the beach it's better then being back in Chicago."

AND ARE CONFIDENT THAT THE COUNTY HAS THE TOXIN UNDER CONTROL.

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KAREN HAWES EXIT STRATEGY-VIDBOX

BY THIS TIME TOMORROW -

LEE COUNTY MANAGER KAREN HAWES WILL MEET WITH COMMISSIONERS TOMORROW.

HAWES MET WITH COMMISSIONER FRANK MANN TODAY TO REVIEW HER EXIT STRATEGY.

HAWES IS UNDER FIRE FOR A LACK OF OVERSIGHT IN THE COUNTY'S GROUNDED MEDICAL HELICOPTER PROGRAM.

AND FOR HER SUPPORT OF VR LABS, WITH 5 MILLION TAXPAYER DOLLARS TO FUND THE STALLED PROJECT AIMED AT BRINGING JOBS TO LEE COUNTY.

IF HAWES RESIGNS - THE COUNTY WILL OWE HER ONE YEAR SEVERANCE PAY OF 170-THOUSAND DOLLARS PLUS HEALTH BENEFITS.

CAPE FUEL BIDS-OC-TURN-BOXES

THE CITY OF CAPE CORAL WANTS A BETTER DEAL ON FUEL FOR IT'S FLEET.

RIGHT NOW THEY SPEND MORE THAN 180 THOUSAND DOLLARS A MONTH ON GAS --

BUT AFTER THE CITY'S CURRENT VENDOR FILED FOR BANKRUPTCY --

LEADERS WANT TO SHOP AROUND.

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The city's finance director tells me the bankruptcy really has nothing to do with her decision to request bids from other fuel vendors.

As a matter of fact, vicky bateman says evans' pricing and service are very good.

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-victoria bateman/city's finance director

-rana erbrick/cape councilwoman

-kevin mcgrail/cape councilman

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Cape Coral Finance Director Vicky Bateman is looking for the best deal on fuel. And buying in bulk could make the most financial $ense.

-victoria bateman/finance director-"by joining with lee county and collier county we can get better pricing."

According to bateman, the city has 800 vehicles in its fleet - many of them police cruisers and fire trucks. At an average cost of $3.05 per gallon, the city spends approximately $183,000 per month on fuel.

-rana erbrick/cape councilwoman-"bulk buying, better rate."

Councilwoman rana erbrick says the cash-strapped city needs to find ways to save money. And fuel is draining the budget.

-erbrick-"anytime we can expend taxpayer dollars more efficiently and still get the same outcome, that's what we need to do."

But councilman kevin mcgrail is more concerned with reliability.

-councilman kevin mcgrail-"the concern I have and all of council should have is do we get an uninterrupted fuel source."

While in bankruptcy, bateman says evans oil became somewhat unreliable.

-bateman-"our deliveries started coming late like on a friday afternoon instead of thursday or at 4 and 5 in the afternoon."

And even though service has improved since evans was purchased in bankruptcy. Bateman believes a little competition could cut costs.

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CAPE CORAL SEX ASSAULT ARREST-TRX-SS

A CAPE CORAL MAN IS UNDER ARREST, ACCUSED OF RAPING A TEENAGE GIRL.

POLICE SAY ADRIAN MADRIGAL FORCED THE VICTIM INTO HIS CAR AND REPORTEDLY DROVE HER TO HIS HOME WHERE HE SEXUALLY ASSAULTED HER.

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THE SALVATION ARMY IN NAPLES STARTED ITS HOLIDAY HELP PROGRAM TODAY.

HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE LINED UP OUTSIDE THE OFFICES TO SIGN UP FOR THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS ASSISTANCE.

SOME HAD BEEN IN LINE SINCE NINE LAST NIGHT.

COLLIER SALVATION ARMY ASSISTANCE SIGN UP-SOTSS

SOT: Michel Pickard, Getting assistance "They're going to put the gifts under the tree this year, and maybe a Thanksgiving meal. Money only goes so far and if they give a hand it really helps."

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THE SALVATION ARMY WILL BE TAKING APPLICATIONS FROM NINE UNTIL THREE THROUGH WEDNESDAY.

PEOPLE ARE BEING ASKED TO BRING A PHOTO ID, THEIR CHILDREN'S BIRTH CERTIFICATES AND THEIR CHILD'S SHOE AND CLOTHES SIZES.

THEY HOPE TO SIGN UP 15-HUNDRED FAMILIES IN THE NEXT THREE DAYS.

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ONLY 15 DAYS UNTIL THE GENERAL ELECTION.

BUT IT ALL MAY COME DOWN TO JUST 90 MINUTES.

THE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES DEBATE FOR THE LAST TIME TONIGHT RIGHT HERE IN FLORIDA.

WE'LL TAKE YOU THERE LIVE TO SET THE SCENE FOR THIS PIVOTAL NIGHT.

AND MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN DAMAGES TO A POPULAR SOUTHWEST FLORIDA BEACH.

HOW A STORM THAT DIDN'T HIT OUR SHORES --

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FIRST ALERT FORECAST-WXWALL

THIS WEATHERCAST HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE NBC2 WEATHER STAFF.

IT IS NOT A VERBATIM OF WHAT IS BEING SAID, BUT IS THE FORECAST FOR OUR AREA.

Your Monday morning starts with pleasantly cool weather in place. Through the day today, we'll see lots of sunshine. If you liked yesterday, you'll probably like the next few days. With dry air in place, our temperatures easily cool down at night and heat up through the day. Highs this afternoon will reach into the upper 80s. A breeze from the east-northeast will give some relief from the warm weather this afternoon. We'll continue with mainly sunny, warm and breezy weather for the next few days. Overnight temperatures will stay comfortable in the 60s.

DECISION 2012 OPEN-CLIP

FINAL PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE-SAT23-RTR2-2SH-TURN-BOXE

WE ARE JUST HOURS AWAY FROM THE THIRD AND FINAL PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE.

THIS IS A LIVE LOOK AT LYNN UNIVERSITY A FEW HOURS AWAY IN BOCA RATON.

TONIGHT THE FOCUS WILL BE ON FOREIGN POLICY --

BUT YOU CAN BET THE BIG ISSUE IS STILL THE ECONOMY.

SO TONIGHT BOTH CANDIDATES WILL ATTEMPT TO MAKE IT CLEAR HOW THEIR POLICY WILL TRANSLATE TO MORE JOBS.

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THE STAKES ARE HIGH IN BOCA RATON FLORIDA-TONIGHT.

THE LATEST N-B-C POLL SHOWS PRESIDENT OBAMA AND GOVERNOR ROMNEY IN A DEAD HEAT 47-47 AMONG LIKELY VOTERS.

"That tells you the potential that still exists for this race to be a little unexpected."

"That's what this campaign is coming down to. Each of the candidates - obama/ romney -

are going to their bases - "

IN THIS FINAL DEBATE- THE CANDIDATES SIT SIDE BY SIDE… TO HAGGLE OVER FOREIGN POLICY.

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CAMPAIGNING IN OHIO, VICE PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN OFFERED A WINDOW INTO WHAT OBAMA MIGHT SAY…

"The president and I have made it ABSOLUTELY clear - we WILL leave Afgahnistan in 2014

PERIOD!"

THE CAMPAIGN ALSO RELEASED A NEW AD ATTACKING ROMNEY'S POSITIONS.

"President Obama ended the Iraq war. Mitt Romney would have left 30,000 troops

there and called bringing them home 'tragic'."

IN COLORADO- PAUL RYAN- ALSO TALKED FOREIGN POLICY.

Vice Presidential candidate:57-1:00

"We are going to keep a strong military. We are not going to gut our armed forces!"

GOVERNOR ROMNEY IS EXPECTED TO QUESTION PRESIDENT OBAMA'S HANDLING OF THE VIOLENCE AT THE U-S CONSULATE IN LIBYA- THAT LED TO FOUR AMERICAN DEATHS.

"We need to assure our diplomats and our other officials in the us govt - when they go overseas -

that they're going to have the proper security. They didn't have the proper security."

ALSO- LIKELY ON TONIGHT'S AGENDA- IRAN'S CONTROVERSIAL NUCLEAR PROGRAM- AND RELATIONS WITH ISRAEL.

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WHERE IN THE US ELECTION DECIDED-VO

NEW NUMBERS OUT TODAY SHOW 106 COUNTIES IN NINE STATES MAY DETERMINE THE ELECTION.

TYPICALLY WHICH EVER WAY THEY VOTE --

SO GOES THE ELECTION.

IN FOUR COUNTIES IN FLORIDA --

IN THE LAST TWO ELECTIONS FLAGLER --

OSCEOLA --

HILLSBOROUGH AND PINELLAS COUNTIES VOTED FOR PRESIDENT BUSH AND PRESIDENT OBAMA IN 2004 AND 2008 RESPECTIVELY.

AND ONCE AGAIN --

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THE OPENING OF THE H-AND-M DEPARTMENT STORE AT COASTLAND MALL IN NAPLES IS BACK ON TRACK!

H&M REPS CONFIRMED TO NBC 2 THE STORE *WILL* OPEN ITS DOORS SOMETIME THIS FALL.

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TROPICAL STORM DEBBY STILL HAVING AN EFFECT ON SOUTHWEST FLORIDA MONTHS LATER.

NEW NUMBERS SHOW A POPULAR BEACH SUFFERED MILLIONS IN DAMAGE.

NOW COUNTY LEADERS ARE READY TO DIRECTLY ASK AND SHOW THE GOVERNMENT WHY RENOURISHMENT IT GOOD FOR EVERYONE.

AND ALL NEW AT SIX--

TWO VIRUSES ARE TAKING OVER COMPUTERS IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA.

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DEBBY IS TURNING OUT TO BE A VERY EXPENSIVE TROPICAL STORM.

EXPERTS NOW SAY IT WILL TAKE TEN MILLION DOLLARS TO FIX THE DAMAGE ON CAPTIVA ISLAND.

THEY'RE HOPING THE FEDS WILL PICK UP THE TAB.

N-B-C TWO'S LAUREN DISPIRITO SPOKE TO BUSINESS OWNERS WHO SAY IT WOULD BE A SMART INVESTMENT FOR THE ENTIRE COUNTY.

TEN MILLION DOLLARS.

THAT'S WHAT EROSION EXPERTS ON CAPTIVA ISLAND SAY IT WILL TAKE TO REPAIR TROPICAL STORM DEBBIE'S DAMAGE TO THEIR BEACHES.

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MEMBERS OF THE CAPTIVA EROSION PREVENTION DISTRICT WILL HEAD TO WASHINGTON D-C WEDNESDAY-- TO LOBBY FOR FEDERAL FUNDS TO COVER THE REPAIRS.

THE DISTRICT'S KATHY ROOKER SAYS THE ISLAND'S BEACHES LOST MORE THAN 200 THOUSAND CUBIC YARDS OF SAND DURING THE STORM.

THEY'RE ASKING FOR FEDERAL ASSISTANCE TO COVER 100 PERCENT OF THE REPAIRS.

THAT INCLUDES REBUILDING DUNES AND REPLACING SAND.

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good afternoon, royal shell vacations

WITH EACH CALL, ROYAL SHELL VACATIONS HOPES TO FILL RENTAL HOMES ON CAPTIVA ISLAND.

there definitely is an impact when you don't have the same product that you're offering from one period to the next

MAINTENANCE DIRECTOR JAMES STURCH SAYS THEIR PRIMARY PRODUCT.HAS SEEN BETTER DAYS.

it's just not the same since Debby came through and took half the sea oates away, it's just not the same

BEACHFRONT RESTAURANT OWNER LYDIA MURPHIE'S CUSTOMERS PAY FOR SIPS AND A FRONT ROW SEAT -- ON BEACHES, THAT WHILE STILL BEAUTIFUL, EXPERTS SAY

LOST HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF CUBIC YARD OF SAND DURING TROPICAL STORM DEBBY.

THE CAPTIVA EROSION PREVENTION DISTRICT SAYS THEY'LL NEED $10 MILLION DOLLARS FOR REPAIRS, AND WEDNESDAY, WILL HEAD THE NATION'S CAPITOL TO ASK FOR FEDERAL HELP.

to go all the way to Washington to ask for that is wonderful and to put our Captiva Island on the map right there in Washington is a great thing

THE GROUP SAYS A 2010 STUDY SHOWS PEOPLE WHO VISIT CAPTIVA BEACH SPEND 85 MILLION DOLLARS ON THE ISLAND EACH YEAR, AND AN ADDITIONAL 21 MILLION ELSEWHERE IN LEE COUNTY--

It is essentially the number one draw, for having gulf front private beach access undisturbed by anything else

THEY'LL ASK FOR FEDERAL EMERGENCY FUNDS TO REBUILD DUNES AND REPLACE SAND, AND HOPE TO HAVE AN ANSWER BY EARLY NEXT YEAR.

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BY THIS TIME TOMORROW--

WE'LL HAVE A CLEARER PICTURE OF KAREN HAWES' FUTURE AS LEE COUNTY MANAGER.

TONIGHT--

NBC2 IS LOOKING INTO HER "EXIT STRATEGY".

IS CHEERLEADING A SPORT?

ONE OF THE TOP MEDICAL GROUPS IN THE WORLD SAYS "YES"!

AND MAKING IT A SPORT. WILL MAKE IT SAFER.

PLUS--

"A local fire battalion chief is in big trouble tonight- accused of leaving crews inside a brush fire without any backup. I'm karla ray coming up what else is in this investigation that has her employment in question."

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B) KARLA STANDUP TEASE-SOT TOPS