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Fires, which gave them plenty of time to get ready and notify residents in the high risk areas. They put up 30 signs around town and mailed out 3,000 notices to homeowners. Weve done a lot of messaging to the community, making sure they knew the risks of the area. Reporter based on the storms forecast, the city has already scheduled street crews to work through the night tomorrow in case there are any major problems. Based on the conditions were anticipating tomorrow, you will likely see city cr...

To move the thing along quicker, you know, for research or for staffing. And then, as we saw, by the way, you know, in the bill that kept the government going for another eight months or so, we saw writers attach to that, you know, fundamental budget bill what was designed to affect derivatives risk. So congress is in it, theyre in wit both feet, theyre in it at the front end, theyre in it in the middle, and theyre in it in the back. There is something, and let me get to this one on the next sli...

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