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Theyre rewaita repatriated. How can you guarantee that . If thats our worse case scenario, Companies Use it for buy backs and dividends, what happens . They buy back shares and dividends with get more taxes on gains and dividends and the people do what . They reinvestment in new capitol and investments. Were putting enticing rules into the system that will entice people to invest capital the next five years. Were giving people a fiveyear write off to expense. If that happens, thats fine. We know that money will get invested in the economy and drive wages, growth and prosperity. Youve been aske...

The outer bands already hitting North Carolina. This camera, as you see right there on your screen, thats just 30 miles off the coast. Take a look at that flag and also take a listen. Tropical force winds could be here son. John berman is with me from oak island, North Carolina. We will be joined by a team of reporters as we cover florence. Florence is a dangerous, category two storm. While it is weaker, do not be fooled by that. This storm is very strong. It is said to have a devastating impact, packing 110 miles an hour winds and threatening catastrophic flooding and storm surges. Ten Millio...

This radar now for days and wilmington has always been in the cross hairs. Not knowing what this storm does or any storm does of this magnitude. Once it starts to interact with land i urge our viewers as youre watching this, the forecasts are out there. Once the storm starts hitting land it is anybodys cast. Multiple forecasts suggest florence could hit and strike and linger and possibly linger for three days. You think about the magnitude of a storm like this that has gathered so much energy in the atlantic hitting with a force from a stretch 100 miles north and south of here. Youre talking a...

Starting the week of Feb. 5, the US Environmental Protection Agency started work on Mission Assignment from FEMA to clear and inspect nearly 100,000 linear feet of sewer lines within the fire damaged Lahaina area of West Maui.

State and federal responders have completed recovery and removal operations in or adjacent to Lahaina Harbor. The US Army Corps of Engineers will conduct final disposition of fire-damaged vessels and incident-generated debris removed during harbor operations.