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With yet another development project on the West Island in the works, a group of residents fought for, and won, a say in what the end product will be.

Including children and teenagers have been killed. so, for the iranian national team to stand there and refuse to sing the national anthem was just an extraordinary moment. it was met with what seemed to be cheers and jubilance from many of the iranian supporters in the crowd. they had been asking for some kind of sign, some kind of indication that the players on this national team, on the highest possible profile stage on the back door of iran, of course, its just on the other side of the persi...

Almost 300,000 Vermonters cast their ballot in this year's election, breaking the state record for midterm voter turnout.

Its been a tumultuous year for Torontos housing market, with prices, sales, and new listings dropping dramatically with each passing month. For o...

On cliffs. actually from the house they had about 60 feet of backyard then a seawall or sand dune and then 100 more feet of beach before you hit water. so were at sea level here. this was absolutely unforeseeable for these people. >> reporter: before the storm made landfill, ive been inside that house. as nicole approached the sand had been as high as we are right now, the same level. but then that first tide came in, and what was a patio 30 feet out just washed away, and where i was standing is...

Toronto is a city full of condos, whether you like it or not. And as the downtown core gets filled with more and more towers, the condo conundrum i...

Tweeting out theyre dealing with significant flooding. take a look behind me. you can see how thats a problem. just beyond those tree, youll find the coast and you will also find a community that is named wilmer by the sea. that community, the sheriff is out there right now still evacuating some condos because they have deemed dozens of structures out there to be unsafe. directly correlated with coastal erosion. so not only are we still what, seven, eight hours after landfall of then hurricane n...

Homes along this barrier island theater observe the edge -- on the eedge before hurricane nicole hit. now many have crumbled into the ocean. local officials in volusia counties say as many as 40 single homes and 19 hotels are compromised. >> no ones seen anything like this. were worried about the condos and homes for people. >> reporter: walls gone, furniture ruined, everything these homeowners have worked for has been swept away by the sea. >> this whole area is unsafe as well. its compromised....

As you can see there at this hour, the tropical storm centered near tampa, 45-mile-an-hour winds. blinding rain, the tornado threat up through south carolina, then right up the i-95 corridor to the northeast in the next 24 hours. nicole slamming ashore before the sun came up, bravard county among the hardest hit. in daytona beach shores, look at the images tonight. powerful waves eroding foundations there. this number tonight, at least 19 hotels and con dopes now compromised. the storm surge rus...

Walk in daytona beach. literally steel and concrete crushed and crumbed. this was filled with water a couple hours ago with high tide that created these effects. there is still pooling water over here and things are pushed in as the waves actually are hitting this breaker and flying up. much more intense a couple hours ago. this is probably if you can believe it the calmest weve seen it all day long. thats saying a lot if you take a look at that. up and down this county as you heard governor des...