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the storm barreling through the northeast. governor desantis spoke to us on the massive search and rescue operation that continues at this hour and will for some time. >> we've had coast guard rescues, urban search and rescue teams from the state of florida, we've had the national guard down in southwest florida. people have been being rescued on a minute by minute basis and it will continue to go. >> dana: we have live fox news team coverage. jonathan serrie, robert ray and janice dean are standing by. want to go to janice dean in the fox weather center for an update. hi. >> good mo...

east. for the 19 children and two teachers gunned down inside their classroom one week ago there's growing anger now over the police response as the justice department prepare tuesday launch a review how law enforcement responded. >> reporter: we're now getting our first glimpse add some of the information related to officers outside robb elementary school as a massacre was unfolding on the inside. abc news obtained a portion of video that appears to be audio from one 911 operator relaying information from a child inside the classroom. >> you have a child on the line. >> reporter: ...

Tropical Storm Epsilon has become a hurricane as it moves towards Bermuda and away from the US. The storm has been battering the Southern States over the past few days. The hurricane is expected to turn in a North Easterly direction, setting it on a collision path with Ireland.If it follows its expected path, it will hook up with the Jet Stream and strengthen even further. The hope is that the hurricane will track in a North Westerly direction as it approaches Ireland but, at this stage, it is too early to tell what Hurricane Eplison's exact path will be.

Voters in parts of the Western and Northern Cape are in for a challenging time on Monday as heavy winds are predicted and polling stations set up in IEC tents are expected to receive a battering.

Voters in parts of the Western and Northern Cape are in for a challenging time on Monday as heavy winds are predicted and polling stations set up in IEC tents are expected to receive a battering.