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The Atlantic What I Saw at the White House on Trump’s Last Day The handover of power was a solemn affair. There was no mistaking the new administration for the old one. Anna Moneymaker / New York Times / Redux At dawn this morning, workers loaded couches and tables into a moving truck parked outside the West Wing. Men wearing white coveralls and carrying roller brushes and paint cans walked across the north driveway. Inside the White House, pictures of the 45th president had been removed from...

Baumschulen im Kreis Limburg-Weilburg haben am Donnerstag mit dem Schlagen begonnen.

In the dakotas, a blizzard sent cars skidding off the roads. forcing officials there to actually shut down parts of the interstate in minnesota, icy conditions led to a head-on collision between a car and a garbage truck. the danger of downed power lines on display just outside of detroit. high winds in ohio left tens of thousands without power. in some places gusts surging to 70 miles per hour while in the northeast, the rain hit freezing temperatures on the ground, turning to a thick coating o...

Tornado emergency in alexandria, leaving behind a damage path more than 60 miles long. this church school taking a direct hit. our alex perez is there. >> if you look around here, youll see schoolbooks all over the place, in that area, you see some toys. and underneath all of this, the students desks. those students scrambling to get to a safe location, just moments before a huge part of this building collapsed. >> reporter: teacher stacey cudd helped get the students to safety. >> when we could...

Into the great plains, blizzard like conditions in minnesota snapping tree branches and knocking down power lines. temperatures plummeted 60 ° within 24 hours into the 20s, 200 crashes, work trucks working hard, this is new england bracing for a powerful noreaster, strong winds kicking up surf causing flooding along the coast, heavy rain also expected. moments ago the nba deciding to no longer hold team media sessions during a trip to china after a tense exchange involving the houston rockets a...

Utility companies have expanded their preemptive power outages in the southern part of the state, they turn the power off with high winds trying to be progressive on this, fire officials say it is unclear when they will bring these fires under control. jillian: extreme weather out west pushing into the great plains, blizzard like conditions stretching from washington state to minnesota snapping tree branches and knocking down power lines. in denver temperatures plummeting more than 60 ° within ...

I am, about 13 miles from where i am. you will remember, of course, last year, hurricane florence came ashore here in wilmington as a category 2 storm, and it flooded this city. it separated this city from the rest of the state. for four day, people were isolated in this city. a lot of people it seems according to the mayor decided to stay here because of that. they were worried they wouldnt be able to get back into their homes. power. were always worried about the power situation here in new ha...

The only building that was pretty solid which was the government building. so everyone went into that building during the eye and that has become a home for many people, so days later that government complex and office building is just a home for hundreds of refugees. so people are cooped up inside these hot uncomfortable conditions. yesterday the sun was out. people were sort of camped out on the hill, hanging their clothes on tree branches to dry stuff and wash up a little. it is tough conditi...

Cdc guidance recommends topical pain relievers first... like salonpas patch large. its powerful, fda-approved to relieve moderate pain for up to 12 hours, yet non-addictive and gentle on the body. salonpas. its good medicine. hisamitsu. hurricane dorian is closing in on the carolinas. and already flooding the east coast of the u.s. lets get right to cnns athena jones. shes in charleston, south carolina. athena, how is the situation there? >> reporter: hi, jake. well, historic downtown charlest...

Those transformers pop. we have team coverage all morning long. meteorologist janice dean is here in the studio. she has been tracking this storms path as you know. griff jenkins is live in folly beach, south carolina. but we start with aishah hasnie in charleston, south carolina where they are worried about the flood surge and aishah, its already started. >> it has. people are saying time is running out. guys, time is up. we are in the thick of it. this is where it begins. its raining down real...