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BREAKING NEWS--
***Breaking News***
Once in A Lifetime
"A ONCE IN A LIFETIME STORM" HAS JUST MADE LANDFALL.
BUSY ROADS TURNED TO RIVERS.
BEACHES GIVING WAY TO WALLS OF WATER.
AND PEOPLE CHEST-DEEP TRYING TO EVACUATE.
"this is going to be a big and powerful storm."
***Breaking News***
Millions Remain in the Way
AIRPORTS NOW GHOST TOWNS-- YET MILLIONS REMAIN IN THE WAY OF HURRICANE SANDY.
***Breaking News***
Live Up to the Hype
RIGHT NOW, NBC2 SENIOR CHIEF METEOROLOGIST, ROBERT VAN WINKLE, IS TRACKING A STORM THAT WILL "LIVE UP TO THE HYPE".
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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.
SANDY CONTINUES TO IMPACT THE EAST COAST
Sandy is bringing a mixed bag of weather to much of the East Coast.
As she hones in on the Northeast, she's driving in a dry, cool air mass to south Florida. We're going to see overnight lows drop to 52 degrees, and some areas will be even cooler. Highs will only be in the low 70s during the daytime. As we progress through the week temperatures will gradually warm up, but they will stay fairly cool by our standards.
Mostly sunny skies will be the rule through the entire week, and we'll stay dry with the exception of Thursday. Isolated showers are possible on that day, but that's it! No more. In fact, the weekend looks spectacular. If you're heading to Taste of the Town - you're in for a delight.
Our weather is great, but that's not the case for our friends and family up north. Sandy is honing in on the Northeast very quickly.
It's nearing CAT 2 strength, too, with sustained winds of 90 MPH and gusts over 115.
Hurricane wind gusts are being felt 175 miles out from the center, and tropical storm force winds up are being detected nearly 500 miles out. Winds alone will cause damage across their region. Remember - leaves are still on the trees, and heavy rain will help weigh them down. Sustained winds over 50 MPH will easily bring them to the ground. This will result in widespread power outages.
Some 55 million people are going to be affected.
Besides the winds, storm surge is a major hazard. There's a full moon out which will cause the tides to be higher than normal. When you factor in Hurricane Sandy and her winds - storm surge will be up to 12 feet in some areas. Water levels are already higher than forecasted.
It's too late to evacuate if they haven't done so already.
Flooding due to heavy rains will be another concern. Also, blizzard conditions across the higher elevations of the Appalachians as Sandy pulls in some very cold air from the west.
It's a dynamic system that will be talked about for years to come.
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HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT HURRICANE SANDY RIGHT NOW.
AN ESTIMATED 60 MILLION PEOPLE WILL BE IMPACTED WHEN ALL SAID AND DONE.
THE STORM IS AT LEAST 700 MILES WIDE.
AND STORM SURGE MAY RAISE WATER LEVELS 11 FEET.
ALREADY, MORE THAN 900-THOUSAND ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS IN SEVEN STATES ARE WITHOUT POWER.
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NOW THAT ROBERT HAS SHOWN YOU WHERE THE STORM IS AND WHERE IT'S HEADED, WE WANT TO SHOW YOU SOME OF THE BEST VIDEO AND PICTURES ALREADY BEING SENT TO US, FROM THE HARDEST-HIT AREAS.
LET'S TAKE A QUICK TOUR.
TAKE A LOOK AT THIS.
WAVES BASHING AGAINST A PIER IN ATLANTIC CITY.
THIS WAS BEFORE LANDFALL.
A SHORT TIME AGO, THE CITY'S PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR SAID QUOTE, "THE MAJORITY OF THE CITY IS UNDERWATER."
AND THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING OF WHAT WILL BE SEVERAL MISERABLE HOURS, IF NOT DAYS.FOR MILLIONS OF AMERICANS.
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THIS VIDEO JUST CAME TO US FROM FREEPORT, NEW YORK AND STATEN ISLAND.
FIREFIGHTERS HAD TO PUT OUT A HOUSE FIRE, KNEE-DEEP IN FLOODWATER.
THEY FOUGHT BLINDING RAIN AND STRONG WINDS.
LOOK AT THE FLAG AND STOP SIGN.
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AND HERE'S A LOOK AT NEW VIDEO FROM MARTHA'S VINEYARD.
WAVES AND STRONG WINDS ARE ALREADY BATTERING THE COAST-- AND IT'LL GET WORSE THROUGHOUT THE NIGHT.
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PRESIDENT OBAMA SUSPENDED HIS CAMPAIGN TO FOCUS ON THE STORM.
THIS IS A BRAND NEW PICTURE OF THE PRESIDENT IN THE SITUATION ROOM OF THE WHITE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON D-C IS EXPECTED TO GET HIT PRETTY HARD TONIGHT, AS WELL.
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WE WILL CONTINUE TO TRACK HURRICANE SANDY ALL NIGHT.
FOR THE NEWEST INFORMATION, PICTURES, AND FORECASTS,
YOU CAN ALWAYS VISIT OUR WEBSITE, NBC DASH TWO DOT COM.
ALSO IMPORTANT TO NOTE TONIGHT--
NBC2 WILL AIR A FULL HOUR OF NIGHTLY NEWS COVERAGE ON HURRICANE SANDY.
WHEEL OF FORTUNE WILL NOT BE SEEN TONIGHT AT SEVEN.
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DEVELOPING RIGHT NOW AT SIX--
40 PEOPLE ARE IN TROUBLE, ARRESTED DURING A STATEWIDE STING, TARGETING SEXUAL PREDATORS.
NBC2'S MEAGHAN SMITH IS LIVE AT THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE WITH THE DEVELOPING STORY.
MEAGHAN, I UNDERSTAND ONE OF THEM WAS A CAPE CORAL TEACHER.
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video captured the big bust being called-
operation spiderweb.
*take sot* sheriff 8:10 "i shudder to think of how many may have gotten away with this in the past or continue to do it."
the suspects ages range from 18 years old-
up to 58.
over a week, detectives tell us they went undercover-
and hit different websites, before making their move.
they reportedly set up meetings with the suspects,
who they say arrived at the location with the intentions of having sex with children as young as 11 years old.
once each man got there-
cops took them down.
*take sot* sheriff like scott- 10 seconds
"these people are out there- they're real."
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY DETECTIVES SAY THEY'VE SOLVED AN 11 YEAR OLD COLD CASE.
THEY ARRESTED A MAN WANTED FOR MURDERING A 19 YEAR OLD GIRL IN HER HOME BACK IN 2001.
NBC2'S CHARLIE KEEGAN IS LIVE OUTSIDE THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE WITH THE DETAILS.
CHARLIE.
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SHERIFF BILL CAMERON SAID HE MADE A PROMISE TO TARA'S FAMILY TO SOLVE THIS CASE.
11 YEARS LATER, ONE MAN IS BEHIND BARS, ANOTHER SUSPECT IS STILL ON THE LOSE.
THESE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS MAY NOT BRING CLOSURE BUT TARA'S MOTHER KNOWS SHE'LL GET JUSTICE.
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QUESTIONED FROM THE BEGINNING, DETECTIVES HAD A HUNCH DAVID MCMANNIS AND PHIL BARR PLAYED A ROLE IN TARA SIDAROVICH's DEATH.
"the more you read the more you get out of it" Mike Gandy, Cold Case Unit
NEW EVIDENCE LINKED THE PAIR TO THE MUURDER AND NOW ONE SUSPECT IS BEHIND BARS.
MCMANNIS WHO LEFT TOWN DAYS AFTER TARA WENT MISSING WAS AREESTED FRIDAY IN MARYLAND.
THE CHARLOTTE COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE HAS A WARRANT out FOR BARR'S ARREST, BUT HASN'T TRACKED HIM DOWN.
Sharon McPhillips, Tara's Mom
"I lost a child that I loved very much, so I don't know if I'm ever completely going to have closure but it will be justice for Tara. "
DETECTIVES SAY TARA WAS WAITING FOR SEPTIC TANK REPAIRMEN WHEN SHE WAS ABDUCTED FROM HER PUNTA GORDA HOME IN OCTOBER 2001.
HER BODY WAS FOUND IN JULY 2002.
MCMANNIS AND BARR WERE THOSE SEPTIC TANK WORKERS.
Mike Gandy, Cold Case Unit
Long time coming and as the sheriff says this is just the beginning we have the prosecution phase but I am very pleased with the work we've done so far."
TARA'S MOTHER WAS FULL OF EMOTIONS WHEN DETECTIVES TOLD HER THEY SOLVED THE CASE.
Sharon McPhillips, Tara's Mother
"it's a lot of emotions. I'm just so glad that we have come to this first step for justice for Tara bc she deserves it. She was a wonderful human being and no one had the right to do what they did to her"
NOW SHE HAS ONE LAST PLEA TO THE PUBLIC FOR HELP.
"if you know anything at all of his whereabouts or the case, please call. This could be your child, your grandchild your friend your parent what ever. It means a lotto our family that these men get justice and there's justice for Tara." Sharon McPhillips, Tara's Mom.
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CALL CRIMESTOPPERS WITH ANY INFORMATION ON WHERE PHIL BARR MIGHT BE.
IN CC CK NBC2.
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REMEMBER THESE BIRDS WE SHOWED YOU LAST WEEK, BEING TREATED FOR FEELING THE EFFECTS OF RED TIDE IN SOUTHWEST FLORIDA?
TODAY, STATE INVESTIGATORS WENT TO SANIBEL ISLAND TO TEST THE BIRDS.
AS NBC2'S LAUREN DiSPIRITO SHOWS US, THEY WANT TO MAKE SURE THE BIRDS AREN'T SUFFERING FROM A DEVASTATING NEUROLOGICAL DISEASE THAT COULD AFFECT OUR AGRICULTURE COMMUNITY.
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Nats 43:30 this is the fluid that is flushing the toxins out
AS CROW WILDLIFE HOSPITAL ON SANIBEL STRAINS TO CARE FOR AN INFLUX OF SICK BIRDS---
it's almost like an oil spill or some other catastrophic event
STATE RESEARCHER DAN WOLF TESTS FOR A DIFFERENT PROBELM--
A DEADLY VIRUS CALLED NEWCASTLE DISEASE.
more than likely it's red tide, but we can never be sure and if we have a bird with neurologic signs it would be wrong not to test these
BOTH NEWCASTLE DISEASE AND RED TIDE TOXIN SHOW SIMILAR SYMPTOMS--
SO WOLF AND HOSPITAL DIRECTOR DOCTOR HEATHER BARRON TEAMED UP TO STUDY NEARLY 20 DOUBLE-CRESTED CORMORANTS.
they're acting drunk they're weaving maybe they're weak or down in the rear
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MOST RECENTLY IN FLORIDA, THE DISEASE TURNED UP TWO YEARS AGO--IN BIRDS NEAR TAMPA AND ST. PETERSBURG.
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IT RARELY AFFECTS HUMANS, BUT CAN WIPE OUT CHICKENS BY THE THOUSANDS--
AND BARRON SAYS, LEAD TO THE UNESSECARY EUTHANASIA OF WILDLIFE THAT COULD BE REHABBED.
it's really important that we not just euthanize them or panic and think oh my goodness this could be newcastles disease
WOLF SAYS TODAY'S TESTS WILL HELP HIM DETERMINE HOW THE DISEASE TURNS UP IN FLORIDA.
did they cause any Newcastle disease in the resident birds or is it already here?
THE ANSWER COULD SAVE CORMORANTS THAT ARE NOT INFECTED, AND HELP PROTECT THE POULTRY INDUSTRY FROM OUTBREAK.
ON SANIBEL, LAUREN DISPIRITO, NBC2.
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IN JUST THE FIRST THREE DAYS OF EARLY VOTING--
THOUSANDS HAVE CAST THEIR BALLOTS. THE LINES ARE LONG, SOME TELL US IT TOOK 3 HOURS TO VOTE.
BUT IF YOU DON'T WANT TO WAIT IN THE LONG LINES,
YOU HAVE UNTIL WEDNESDAY TO REQUEST A MAIL-IN BALLOT.
THIS IS THE LINE AT THE POLLING LOCATION ACROSS FROM THE BELL TOWER SHOPS IN LEE COUNTY.
YOU CAN REQUEST A MAIL-IN BALLOT OVER THE PHONE OR IN PERSON AT THE ELECTION'S OFFICE.
EARLY VOTING ENDS SATURDAY.
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TONIGHT, INVESTIGATORS ARE TRYING TO PINPOINT WHAT SPARKED A FIRE THAT DESTROYED A CAPE CORAL HOME, KNOWN FOR ALL ITS HALLOWEEN DECORATIONS EVERY YEAR.
THE FAMILY DOG IS CREDITED WITH WAKING UP ITS OWNERS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT.
SOT: "We heard the dog, my husband thought there was maybe a opossum out back, I said go check, he saw the flames, I have my mother who is 88, my sister and my nephew all live with us so I went to the back of the house knocked on the doors and got them out."
THE HOME IS ON THE 900-BLOCK OF SOUTHEAST 4TH PLACE.
NOBODY WAS HURT, BUT A CAPE CORAL FIREFIGHTER WAS TREATED FOR HEAT EXHAUSTION.
THE HOME IS KNOWN TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD AS THE "HALLOWEEN HOUSE" BECAUSE OF ALL THE DECORATIONS IN THE FRONT YARD.
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NBC 2 INVESTIGTES WHY FIRES ARE RIPPING THROUGH HOMES FASTER AND MORE FURIOUS THAN EVER.
IN A FULL REPORT--
THE WARNING FROM FIREFIGHTERS ABOUT WHAT'S INSIDE YOUR HOME THAT YOU DEPEND ON EVERY DAY.
BUT FIRST, A LIVE LOOK AT THE LIVE RADAR IMAGE OF HURRICANE SANDY.
YOU'RE WATCHING NBC2 NEWS AT SIX.
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TAKE A LOOK AT THIS.
YOU DON'T SEE EMPTY AIRPORTS VERY OFTEN.
THESE PICTURES WERE TAKEN AT B-W-I-- JUST EERIE TO LOOK AT.
THERE ARE SEVERAL AIRPORTS AND SOME 14-THOUSAND FLIGHTS IMPACTED AROUND THE COUNTRY BY HURRICANE SANDY.
DOZENS OF THOSE FLIGHTS ARE AT R-S-W.
NBC2'S KELLY CRESWELL IS LIVE AT THE AIRPORT.
KELLY.
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RSW HASN'T BEEN THIS QUIET SINCE THE SUMMER. BUT LOOK AROUND---NOT MANY PEOPLE ARE HERE--THAT'S BECAUSE ABOUT A THIRD OF THE SCHEDULED FLIGHTS OUT OF RSW WERE CANCELED TODAY.
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The boards say it all.
Take sound
Doug Hook, Brewster, MA
"they told me the earliest would be sometime Friday, and that's not etched in stone either."
49 of the 158 flights scheduled out of RSW today were grounded. From Washington DC to Boston, Sandy has a stronghold on the east coast--messing up thousands of travel plans.
Take sound
Sandra Luck, Traveling to Germany
"we've got to the car extended and see if we can stay at the home."
Sandra Luck didn't have any getting on her flight to Germany. Her connecting flight out of Philadelphia was canceled, And now she may have to fork over big bucks to wait out the storm.
Take sound
Sandra Luck, Traveling to Germany
"maybe talking about another $1300 so I don't know how I'm going to get this back in Germany so I've got to try, at least we're safe right now."
also staying safe--about a half dozen planes sitting on the Tarmac at RSW. Planes that were supposed to be in the air are on the ground at airports in the south, out of sandy's path. But some travelers need to get back up north, and they realize entering that path could be risky.
Take sound
John and Kathy Perillo, Tom's River, NJ
""we're trying to either get a flight as close as home as possible or rent a car and drive. That's about it. We're out of options, we're trying everything else but it doesn't look too promising."
The only thing that does look promising for these stranded travelers--the swfl sunshine.
Take sound
John and Kathy Perillo
"I guess if you're going to be stuck any place, this is the place."
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WE HAVE LEARNED THAT NEW JERSEY COUPLE DECIDED TO RENT A CAR AND DRIVE 20 HOURS BACK HOME. MANY AIRLINES ARE WAIVING THE RESCHEDULING FEE SO TRAVELED CAN REBOOK. BUT IT'S UNCLEAR WHEN MANY WILL BE ABLE TO REBOOK, WE FOUND OUT A TRAVELER HEADED TO BOSTON ALREADY HAD HIS FLIGHT CANCELED FOR TOMORROW. LIVE AT RSW KC NBC2.
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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.
SANDY CONTINUES TO IMPACT THE EAST COAST
Sandy is bringing a mixed bag of weather to much of the East Coast.
As she hones in on the Northeast, she's driving in a dry, cool air mass to south Florida. We're going to see overnight lows drop to 52 degrees, and some areas will be even cooler. Highs will only be in the low 70s during the daytime. As we progress through the week temperatures will gradually warm up, but they will stay fairly cool by our standards.
Mostly sunny skies will be the rule through the entire week, and we'll stay dry with the exception of Thursday. Isolated showers are possible on that day, but that's it! No more. In fact, the weekend looks spectacular. If you're heading to Taste of the Town - you're in for a delight.
Our weather is great, but that's not the case for our friends and family up north. Sandy is honing in on the Northeast very quickly.
It's nearing CAT 2 strength, too, with sustained winds of 90 MPH and gusts over 115.
Hurricane wind gusts are being felt 175 miles out from the center, and tropical storm force winds up are being detected nearly 500 miles out. Winds alone will cause damage across their region. Remember - leaves are still on the trees, and heavy rain will help weigh them down. Sustained winds over 50 MPH will easily bring them to the ground. This will result in widespread power outages.
Some 55 million people are going to be affected.
Besides the winds, storm surge is a major hazard. There's a full moon out which will cause the tides to be higher than normal. When you factor in Hurricane Sandy and her winds - storm surge will be up to 12 feet in some areas. Water levels are already higher than forecasted.
It's too late to evacuate if they haven't done so already.
Flooding due to heavy rains will be another concern. Also, blizzard conditions across the higher elevations of the Appalachians as Sandy pulls in some very cold air from the west.
It's a dynamic system that will be talked about for years to come.
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THE COUCH YOU'RE SITTING ON-- OR FLOORS YOU'RE WALKING ON-- RIGHT NOW, MAY MAKE YOUR HOME MORE VULNERABLE DURING A HOUSE FIRE.
FIREFIGHTERS SAY NEWER HOMES ARE FILLED WITH FLAMMABLE MATERIAL--
FROM THE FURNITURE IN YOUR HOME - TO WHAT'S IN YOUR WALLS; NBC-2 INVESTIGATOR KARLA RAY LEARNED JUST LIVING IN FLORIDA- PUTS YOU AT A GREATER RISK.
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FIREFIGHTERS- GEARING UP FOR BATTLE.
Andy Percival- 23:37 no water application til I say so. :39
A SCENE TOO FAMILIAR FOR THOMAS LAUZON OF CAPE CORAL.
Thomas Lauzon 54:35 you don't even know. it was bad. I mean, I think about it today and I still get choked up about it. :42
IN JANUARY-- THE MAINE HOME LAUZON PURCHASED FOR HIS DAUGHTER.
CAUGHT FIRE.
Thomas Lauzon 51:33 the whole west side of the house was all blown out. 3/4 of the house was all blown out. :39
BUT IT SURVIVED.
HE CREDITS THE 200-YEAR-OLD *LUMBER FROM WHICH THE HOME WAS BUILT.
Thomas Lauzon 53:46 I absolutely positively think the house was saved by the way it was constructed. :49
Captain Rusty Godette 44:55 they had true lumber. a lot of real wood. versus today a lot of manufactured wood like chipboard and stuff like that. :03
GOLDEN GATE FIRE CAPTAIN RUSTY GODETTE SAYS *NEW- SYNTHETIC MATERIAL USED TO BUILD AND FURNISH HOMES-- BURNS FASTER- AND HOTTER.
PUTTING NEW HOMES AT GREATER RISK.
Captain Rusty Godette 45:47 it's going to burn a lot hotter and it's going to be a lot darker vs. something that has more moisture in it. :57
THE NBC-2 INVESTIGATORS PUT THAT THEORY TO THE TEST-
PAIRING A SYNTHETIC COUCH AND A CORKBOARD COFFEE TABLE-- ALONGSIDE A STURDY- SOLID WOOD BOOKSHELF--
AND LIT THEM UP.
rusty Godette 31:49 right now the temperature is at 900. 700, 800. degrees on the couch. :59
MEASURING THE *HEAT ON EACH SURFACE AS THE FIRE SPREAD--
Andy Percival- 32:28 what temperature you got, Captain?:30 Highest temperature right now is 1,013. 1,013. :35
AND WATCHING THE BEHAVIOR OF THE BLAZE AS IT GREW.
Rusty Godette 30:46 see how the smoke coming out is dark? that's telling you the type of material inside-- KR- the darker the smoke, the more synthetic? Right. :56
THE SOLID WOOD STANDING UP THROUGH BILLOWING FLAMES.
Rusty 33:20 the wood is only about 600. 627- 640, 700. :28
Andy Percival 34:32 alright, hit it! :33
STANDUP 8:07 Turns out just living in Florida makes your home more susceptible to damage in a house fire. What's built to withstand hurricanes- also traps a lot of heat. :17
LAUZON FEARS THE FIRE THAT DAMAGED HIS HOME IN MAINE--
WOULD HAVE *DESTROYED HIS HOME IN THE CAPE.
Thomas Lauzon 53:37 I think it would have totalled the house. :39
WITH LITTLE CONTROL OVER *WHAT YOUR HOME IS MADE OF--
HIS MESSAGE TO OTHERS IS THE SAME AS THOSE WHO FIGHT FIRES--
CHECK YOUR SMOKE DETECTORS--
AND BE CONSCIOUS OF THE MATERIALS YOU BUY.
KR, NBC2.
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SANDY EVEN CLOSED THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE OFFICES IN MANHATTAN. THEY ARE LIKELY TO BE CLOSED FOR BUSINESS ON TUESDAY AS WELL. IT'S WHY THE LEAGUE DECIDED MONDAY TO PUSH THE TRADE DEADLINE FROM 4-PM TUESDAY.TO 4-PM THURSDAY.
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YOU HAD FROM SATURDAY MORNING UNTIL 5-PM TODAY TO VOTE FOR OUR GRIDIRON-2-DAY PLAY OF THE WEEK. THIS WEEK'S WINNER.
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WITH 79 PERCENT OF THE VOTE THIS WEEKEND.NOEL LAMAS OF SAINT JOHN NEUMANN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL IS THIS WEEK'S WINNER OF THE GRIDIRON-2-DAY PLAY OF THE WEEK.
THIS WAS ONE OF TWO INTERCEPTIONS THAT LAMAS HAD FOR A TOUCHDOWN.
CELTICS BEAT SOUTHWEST FLORIDA CHRISTIAN EASILY ON FRIDAY NIGHT.
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BIG WEEK 10 OF THE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SEASON.
DISTRICT TITLES AND PLAYOFF SPOTS WILL BE DECIDED ON FRIDAY NIGHT.
WE GOT 20 MINUTES TO WRAP IT UP AND PUT A BOW ON IT.SATURDAY MORNING.
IT'S WHEN WE NOMINATE THE THREE CHOICES FOR PLAY OF THE WEEK AND BEGIN THE VOTING EACH WEEK.
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THE PGA TOUR RELEASED IT'S SCHEDULE FOR THIS UPCOMING SEASON. THE FLORIDA SWING WILL BEGIN WITH THE HONDA CLASSIC.IN PALM BEACH GARDENS.THE LAST WEEK OF FEBRUARY.FIRST WEEKEND OF MARCH. THE FRANKLIN TEMPLETON SHOOTOUT IS EXPECTED TO REMAIN IN IT'S CUSTOMARY SPOT ON THE DECEMBER SCHEDULE IN 2013.
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TIGER WOODS GOT 2 MILLION DOLLARS.RORY MCILROY A COOL MILLION TO PLAY HEAD-TO-HEAD IN AN EXHIBITION IN CHINA.
RORY GOT THE BEST OF TIGER. RORY SHOT 67. ONE BETTER THAN TIGER'S 68.
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AND AT ABOUT 11-45 LAST NIGHT.THE MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL SEASON CAME TO AN END.
WITH THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS CELEBRATING THEIR 4-GAME SWEEP OF THE DETROIT TIGERS FOR THE WORLD SERIES TITLE.
2ND WORLD SERIES TITLE IN THE LAST 3 YEARS FOR THE GIANTS.
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THE NEXT TIME WE SEE MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAYERS ON THE FIELD.FEBRUARY.RIGHT HERE IN S-W FLORIDA.
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GOODBYE
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