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St. petersburg, florida tonight with the latest there. good evening, max. >> good evening, bret. we are about even though we are not getting a direct hit. we are still being pummeled by window and rain. hurricane force winds still expected here in the st. petersburg area. the big concern for folks is the amount of rain. up to 2 feet of rain according to the national weather service. now, we are seeing these winds whipping these palm trees right here. but i want to show you this as well. because ...

>> welcome back. hurricane ian making landfall and wreaking havoc, tampa, florida, battling a storm weve not seen for a century. lets check with fox weathers max gorden from st. petersburg, florida. how has the situation changed, max? >> more than 100,000 customers without power in piniella county, and more than a million customers across florida are in the dark. help will be on the way once this storm subsides. the bucket trucks in the hotel parking lot, there are more than 33,000 utility worke...

Giving out free cell phones to black people. they are not hearing this information. so, it doesnt have any impact on the vote. but it does have an impact on what we talk about all the time, to the degree it looks like our federal government is holding these people accountable, you have the independent voters, you have your african american voters, youre latino voters who are like, man i see a system bring down hellfire on my community all the time, but its not bringing it down on them. why shoul...

For a lot of people, and in big cities, like san juan, they have their power back, but the rest of the island, places like this, they dont and if you look around here, you can see exactly why. all of this debris, a lot of it, weve watched as crews have worked to clear the roadway, so people can pass, but all of this is still here. power lines are down. and the debris that is still very much around the island is part of the problem. the power company says for why it is taking so long to get power...

Ravenswood Generating Station is a central piece of the city's energy supply — primarily by burning natural gas and fuel oil. Gothamist toured the facility to learn about its new plan to go green.

WASHINGTON —For Liz Shuler, the last year has been a whirlwind. Since she unexpectedly succeeded the late Richard Trumka a year ago, and especially since the AFL-CIO Convention in Philadelphia, new federation President Shuler’s raced around the country, addressing 10 union conventions and a new...

Rise Light & Power today announced plans to redevelop its Ravenswood Generating Station – New York City’s largest power generator...

0 well time tomorrow night.on how long till the machines are giving youes orders tomorrow the google engineer joins us . he said hes seen firsthand how robots can feel emotion, not science fiction. totally real and the best startt with the ones you love. sean hannity takes over now sounds like a sci fi movie and i just hope they arent to political talk shows or word that wouldnt be bestta they ca. there>> are. all right, tucker , thank you and welcome hannity tonight a hannity investigation into...

Weather in and over kansas. what is it looking like there? >> its unbelievable and there are no fatalities after you see this, leveled after this incredibly powerful tornado. i just took a few steps away from where im standing at ymca and weve been focusing on that area. we understand about 60 people were sheltering inside the ymca, but the front. building has vehicles, slammed against it with such force, it looks like toy cars crunched in there. and there were some flung inside the building and...

WASHINGTON—Democratic President Joe Biden’s five-year $1.2 trillion Infrastructure And Jobs Act presents building trades unions with “a golden opportunity” to grow, but “it’s up to us” to shape the future U.S. construction workforce, AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler says.