Teleserye stars Jennylyn Mercado and Xian Lim begin the New Year with excitement and gratitude as their long-delayed primetime drama, Love. Die. Repeat. will finally premiere tonight on GMA Network.
so i ll ask you, does that take us to a place where every president could face impeachment? something says something or thinks something, i don t know, where are we with this? it is hard to imagine, but that might be where we re going. let s remember of course that republicans have worked themselves up into a frenzy protesting donald trump s two impeachments. hard to see that those weren t warranted. one of course about january 6 and the other about efforts to extort ukraine. but mccarthy has taken up trump s crusade to get those impeachments stricken from the official record of the house. potentially not even possible, but it shows that impeachments has become front and center. people behind me that i ve talked to in the white house, they are not taking this too seriously just yet. ian s ian sams put out a statement
of the fastest strengthening storms ever recorded in the pacific as it approached the philippines in september. good afternoon. hurricane ian is about to make landfall. - in the us, few hurricanes are as costly as ian richard florida in september causing so much damage that losses are expected to exceed $50 billion. these scenes from fort myers show the scale of destruction from a storm tide as the fifth strongest hurricane ever to make landfall in the us. ian s was devastating impact came from the storm surge, and susan powell explains what this is and why they can be so damaging. when powerful hurricanes and typhoons hit the headlines, there is much focus on the wind speed and categorisation. but for coastal areas, the biggest concern by far is storm surge. this is known to be the biggest threat to life and livelihoods. storm surge is a rise in water level above normal tides
when it comes to tropical cyclones in 2022, super typhoon was one of the fastest strengthening storms ever recorded in the pacific as it approached the philippines in september. good afternoon. hurricane ian is about to make landfall. - in the us, few hurricanes are as costly as ian richard florida in september causing so much damage that losses are expected to exceed $50 billion. these scenes from fort myers shows the scale of destruction from a storm tide as the fifth strongest hurricane ever to make landfall in the us. ian s was devastating impact came from the storm surge, and susan powell explains what this is and why they can be so damaging. when powerful hurricanes and typhoons hit the headlines, there is much focus on the wind speed and categorisation.
move in, category 4. at 3:00 in the morning, vero beach, we had, of course, nicole. last night, the wind field from nicole was over 500 miles out from the center. ian s was only 320. the stage was set as a terrible situation with dozens and dozens of condominiums condoned. you can t live in them anymore. power lines down. that will be expended to the carolinas. here s the severe weather threat. but the winds are wide and the damage from the surf, incredible. we ve got tractor trailers blown over in jacksonville, water rescues there. tampa, major bridges closed down, downed trachc lights. the winds and advisories down. here s ian s path which did the damage on the coast line. again, st. john s river, one of