that red flag is a warning to the beach-goers here, going into the water today is not a good idea. there are rip currents. there s building surf. so in that sense there is a growing indication of what is, indeed, coming. hurricane nate will be a category 1 possibly a category 2. that can cause people a false sense of security. not only here in alabama, but in new orleans, as we look in new orleans in and around the area, can you see folks have been getting sands bagging operationsnd way. that s because the city lies low. also there is an additional problem. the pumps of the 120 pumps there, more than a begin pumps if recent weeks have failed. when they fail the water can then cause flooding in certain areas. that s why in new orleans, there are now some mandatory evacuations in certain parts of the city t. power company spending the day yesterday as well as today making sure that the power lines are attended to.
ideally, those power lines will stay in place, especially for the p
BROOKLYN, N.Y. (PIX11) — An NYPD officer rescued a kitten stuck behind a car’s wheel on Thursday, according to a video posted on one local precinct’s Twitter account. The video shows the officer, dressed in blue pants and a crisp white NYPD shirt, is on the street’s black asphalt. His arm appears to reach the […]
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The New York City Police Department confirmed an officer accidentally fired a gun while clearing protesters from a building at Columbia University on Tuesday night.
An NYPD officer fired his gun inside Hamilton Hall during Tuesday night's operation at Columbia University, the Manhattan district attorney's office confirms.