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strikes on residential buildings and civilian infrastructure left around 250,000 people in kyiv and the surrounding region without power. our correspondent is james waterhouse. he sent us this update. this is how close the missile got to hitting this block of flats. the crater is about five metres deep and just look at the devastation caused for that you could see the windows completely not blown through, blasted through. you can see drying laundry or what was once drying laundry or what was once drying laundry inside. the smoke is bellowing higher up. even the block on the other side has been blown through. and the buildings across the road from there such as the force generated from blasts like this. in case it wasn't obvious, this. in case it wasn't obvious, this is from a missile that russia uses drones as well. to be honest, we haven't seen attacks like this since the early days and weeks of the invasion. last night there was a six hour missile and drone attack where air defences could be heard

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Morning Joe

have good estimates, 3% growth. a very solid, very, very solid performance to the economy. then look at unemployment. people thought, economists thought it'd edge up close to 5% as the federal reserve raised rates and forced the economy to slow down. in fact, it's just under 4%. it is still more or less where it has been for several years. if you look, tied to that is jobs growth, of course. consensus for the reasons i said, expecting a slower economy, thought we'd actually lose a few jobs per month. in fact, we gained almost 250,000 jobs a month through november. we'll get one more number on friday of this week. lastly, the s&p, willie, as you mentioned, nobody can predict the s&p. let's be honest about that for starters. we were looking at 5%, the strategists. instead, they got 25%. >> wow. >> for joe biden's re-election, let's just look ahead to what people think about 2024.

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One Love organiser pays nearly $250,000 in costs linked to Tauranga Domain damage

About 2.5ha was significantly damaged after extreme rain and heavy machinery use.

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Breakfast

we are looking at a distance of 222,000 miles, roughly, whereas the average distance to the moon is 250,000. this is what we are going to see over the next day or so. other than a huge amount of patience, what are your top tips for getting that perfect shot? you have got to decide what type of picture you want. do you want a landscape type of picture or do you want a close—up of the moon itself? you might wantjust an horizon with some hills, or trees, or even buildings. that might be part of your composition. if you are in the back garden, it might be a neighbour's tree or house. it depends on what you want to make the picture. can my phone take a good shot? absolutely. get your mobile phone. you want somewhere stable to actually hold it. then what we want to do is get the moon in the centre, if you can.

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BBC News

this month because we have had two moons that have been at apogee, which means they are very close to earth. we are looking at a distance of 222,000 miles, roughly, whereas the average distance to the moon is 250,000. this is what we are going to see over the next day or so. other than a huge amount of patience, what are your top tips for getting that perfect shot? you have got to decide what type of picture you want. do you want a landscape type of picture or do you want a close—up of the moon itself? you might wantjust an horizon with some hills, or trees, or even buildings. that might be part of your composition. if you are in the back garden, it might be a neighbour's tree or house. it depends on what you want to make the picture. can my phone take a good shot? absolutely. get your mobile phone.

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CNN News Central

even though the main storm is sustained at category 2 the wind gusts will be a category higher. it's expected to be a category 2 as it crosses into the state of georgia and continues to weaken as it pushes into the state of south carolina in the next 24 hours. so you've got some of those at least triple digit mile per hour wind gusts that are going to cross over into georgia, even as you come over towards savannah you are still looking at wind gusts about 75, up to 100, 110 miles per hour so still significant numbers there, and that's part of the reason why power outages are going to be a concern. right now between both the state of florida and the state of georgia that number is up to about a quarter of a million people, yes, over 250,000 people looking at power outages right now across these two states, that number is likely to go up as we go through the day and that storm continues to spread. you're going to see those power outage numbers go up through the states of georgia and south carolina as they start to get more of those heavy bands and

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Ana Cabrera Reports

>> reporter: jose, good morning. well, we had a tornado warning about two hours ago just south of gainesville in marion county, and we are, of course, under that tornado watch that's going through 3:00 p.m. local time. so that's what's worrying authorities here, the tornado watch for most of central florida. we got a lot of wind and a lot of rain overnight. obviously the dangers here are different than those where you're at on the coast where the storm surge is what's been worrying authorities. county authorities say they've already had reports of falling trees in some part of the county, and also there's power outages. we've seen these power outages that have been reported all across the state, jose, more than 250,000 customers affected. here it's about 15,000 customers last i checked. that's about 10% of customers in the county here that have been affected, and authorities want people to wait, even though conditions have improved somewhat here, we've seen some residents come outside and take a look at the conditions, jose, and what you see if you go

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Americas Newsroom

what have you got there? >> right now the big issue out here in tallahassee is the power outages. that's something they predicted would be a big issue because this city is known for its tree coverage. 55% tree coverage and worried the strong winds from idalia would knock them over and cause power outages. there are 34,000 power outages in leon county where we are now. almost 250,000 in the state right now. a lot of people in the dark. thankfully it's daylight now and that helps at this time. i will say power companies are out trying to actively restore it. i will say 20 minutes ago it said 50,000 power outages. they're at work already. as you can see if you look around me it's raining and non-stop all morning and behind me some of the trees are giving way to the wind. every now and then we get a

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Inside Politics With Dana Bash

governor who is speaking about the state of things in his state. >> in the northern part of the state, so far, there have been 262,000 accounts that had lost power, have been restored. there are more than 250,000 accounts that are currently out of power and in need of restoration. as you'd imagine, the counties that have the highest percentage of power outs ages in the main pathway of the storm. counties like dixie, taylor, jefferson and columbia. eutility workers are actively working to restore power in all affected areas. they have started doing that as soon as it was safe to do so. so those restoration efforts are ongoing. we do anticipate you could have power outage numbers could go higher, but the restoration numbers are going to go higher as well.

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Outnumbered

they can to get businesses back. we have seen a number of cars stuck. the national guard is operating, 300,000 people still without electric power and many places hard to get to. we have seen fire engines stuck with fire in the distance, getting around is the biggest hurdle. water has receded. things are getting better on this location. >> dagen: of all hurricanes you covered, put this one in perspective. >> this is appalling hurricane. i heard you talking about how it got more powerful. it hasn't been heavy wind, it is gradual storm surge. >> emily: steve, thank you. straight to governor desantis giving the residents of his state a briefing. >> there are more than 250,000

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