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FOXNEWS The Ingraham Angle November 6, 2021 07:50:00

Tell us what changed since we visited you a few months back. >> we were able to get all of veterans to move in a group to the other side of the fence. they moved tents to another location so they had the same tents as on the sidewalks with american flags on them. they did not go into housing. weve been asking for over a year to get veterans off the street. im thankful that has happened. laura: a lot of americans watching this tonight are truly shocked by what they see and at the same time we hav...
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DEBATE! What Do Mainers Call This Patch of Grass?

Can we not agree on anything as a society? Does EVERYTHING have to be a polarizing subject? It seems so, right down to the silly patch of grass that lies between a sidewalk and a street. I have never given this any thought, but it seems many people have, and there is a great debate on what to call this grassy section.
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MSNBC Kendis Gibson and Lindsey Reiser Report October 30, 2021 10:57:00

Grossman is monitoring this for us. weve already seen a lot of flooding. what can you tell us? >> hi there, guys, its a two part system. we had the the noreaster that came through a couple days ago. we had so much water and it didnt go anywhere. then we put this storm system on top. were seeing the flooding loong the coastlines. well see that the next several days. the low lying areas prone to flooding, were seeing two to three feet of water inundation aboveground level. hopefully a lot of these...
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KNTV NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt October 29, 2021 01:39:00

To one-fifth of fire companies could close. right now new york city police have a 74% vaccination rate firefighters only 65%. >> your rights are more important than their mandates. >> reporter: mayor bill de blasio facing pressure from sanitation workers, too. some appearing to let trash pile up on sidewalks in protest. >> anyone who is not doing their job, youre harming your fellow sanitation workers and youre harming your neighbors and youre harming the people of new york city and its time to ...
Fire Companies Vaccination Rate Firefighters Facing Pressure New York City Police Bill De Blasio New York City

MSNBC Way Too Early With Jonathan Lemire October 29, 2021 09:15:00

Starting monday. union officials say up to one-fifth of fire companies could close. right now new york city police have a 74% vaccination rate, firefighters, only 65%. >> your lives are more important than their mandates. >> reporter: mayor bill de blasio facing pressure from sanitation workers, too, some letting trash pile up on sidewalks in protest. >> anyone whos not doing their job, youre harming your fellow sanitation workers, and youre harming your neighbors and the people in new york city...
Fire Companies Vaccination Rate New York City Police Sanitation Workers Facing Pressure Bill De Blasio

FOXNEWS Fox News at Night With Shannon Bream October 26, 2021 04:50:00

Washington, d.c., trial attorney, joe. welcome to you both. >> thanks for having me. >> shannon: w tsp, a local affiliate there that is doing reporting on this talks about the ordinance and what is going to be the 10:00 a.m. to midnight would be no deal on the sidewalks. they say some business owners in downtown sarasota say their bottom line is being impacted by the presence of the pan handlers to the proximity of their business. one of the guys said nobody wants to come to my jewelry store and...
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Solon wants Covid-19 pollution addressed

MANILA - A party-list lawmaker on Monday said there is a need to take "stronger action" to address a new form of pollution induced by the extensive use of surgical face masks and other single-use personal protective equipment (PPE) during the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) pandemic. Bagong Henerasyon Party-list Representative Bernadette Herrera said the government should craft an action plan that would involve intensified monitoring and enforcement activities by concerned governme...
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