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Transcripts For KTVU KTVU Mornings On 2 At 7am 20180216

it is slow getting to the airport. if you re driving on northbound 101, the bayshore freeway, you will see that traffic is backing up northbound approaching the san francisco international airport. use 280 instead. they re clearing an overturned vehicle accident with minor injuries. it is slow where the traffic was. silicon valley, northbound 101, slow traffic approaching sunnyvale into san jose. cupertino is beginning to slow down. also southbound 680 in walnut creek, brand-new crash southbound. traffic will start slowing down from highway 24. at the bay bridge, it is about a 15-minute wait before you make it on to the bring from oakland to san francisco. president trump just tweeted confirming that he is leaving for florida to meet with victims of the high school shooting. authorities have told us the names of the 17 victims that were killed and gave us more information about the 19-year- old charged in the shooting. nikolas cruz has reportedly confessed to the shooti

Transcripts For WKYC Channel 3 News At 7 20161007

15 inches of rain and a storm surge are possible. reporter ryan kruger shows us how many people and businesses are bracing in myrtle beach, south carolina. reporter: the waves in myrtle beach attract millions of people every year. the same waves are now entering the town. buildings along the famous boardwalk are boarded up. the beach is a lonely place. and having it to myself. reporter: robin man lives 2 miles from the shore but is not in the evacuation zone. after living in california for most of her life hits her first taste of a hurricane. i m not nervous given that i survived the storm last year were 21 inches of rain that caused all the flooding. reporter: the weather service is forecasting more than 1 foot of rainfall in the next 36 to 48 hours and wind mac will be a factor with because reaching 78 mph. it is the rainfall and flash flooding that could be the most the storm surge will be the biggest problem. it will cause some damage. reporter: businesses and

Transcripts For WUSA Wusa 9 News At 11pm 20150924

they were destroyed. now residents are telling me that they smelled a natural gas leak earlier in the day earlier this evening and then suddenly the unthinkable happened. the flames spread quickly. residents shared this cell phone video of the blaze with us. devonte sewell was walking down the street toward the townhome. the flames started coming from the middle of the building. like every building caught on fire like three buildings. they all just collapsed in. reporter: two people were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. one was a resident suffering from respiratory problems, the other a baltimore gas and electric employee who was working in the complex. we believe he was working on a potential concern of a natural gas leak or order of a leak and he was investigating and evidently there was an explosion subsequent to that investigation. reporter: it s still not clear what caused the leak or explosion. residents say they could smell the gas befor

Transcripts For MSNBCW Weekends With Alex Witt 20141129

homes are still without power. warming stations have been serving those without electricity. the power should be on later today. we ve had businesspeople coming in for water, hot showers, get a hot cup of coffee, check up on storm updates, power updates. as for today s weather, the cold temperatures sticking and here in the northeast. temperatures will be from 5 to 15 degrees below average. on sunday, a plunge of arctic air is going to drop down from canada. by monday, the temperatures will be 15 to 30 degrees below average in many spots from montana all the way to the great lakes. raphael miranda is here with some explaining to do. what are we expecting? it s rough out there. we have a lot of places dealing with windchills that are painful right now. in the northeast, windchills in the teens and 20s. it gets better over the next few days but the opposite across the intermountain west and interior sections of the northwest. billings right now feels like 18 degrees below

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