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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20181010:10:06:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20181010:10:06:00

Florida but georgia, alabama, up towards the carolinas with heavy rain impact. tornado watch already in place. we could see dozens of tornadoes. weak tornadoes but ones that could cause structural damage. so this is obviously a big story. the tornadoes threat will extend into georgia and parts of south carolina and some of the areas that were affected by florence will also be affected by rainfall. the storm surge, though, by the way, will be historic in this area, that's what's going to put all of these areas under water. steve: all right. on the dirty side of the storm as they say, janice, th...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20180828:10:49:00 - Vimarsana News

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Of what is happening in new jersey. that is rick cot bill nelson expected to lock up their nomination to go head to head. this is a flat footed tie. nelson has had that job for decades. >> not too long ago the democrats thought bill nelson was going to have another cake walk. in the meantime the republicans are really excited about rick scott who has been a pretty popular governor. and he has gotten more popular has time has gone on because he has done a really good job and has a great record of success that he can talk to the voters about. brian: at that point into the hispanic community. how...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20121102:23:43:00 - Vimarsana News

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Early voting favors democrats in florida. here are the numbers so far. 1.6 voted early, 37% registered republicans. 47% of them registered democrats. however, republicans do have the edge with mailed-in absentee ballots. out of 1.8 million received so far, 44% came from republican households, 39% from democrats. despite these lines, these pleas and the supervisors, monroe county asking for extensions, governor rick cot, republican, said early voting will end 7:00 tomorrow night, no extension. >> monroe county, the southern tip in the keys. do we know yet how many people have voted early? >> to...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20121102:23:31:00 - Vimarsana News

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Fuel, 12 million gasoline and 12 millions gallons of disease he - diesel. i know frustrations have to be high. >> it is. and not just people waiting in cars, waiting several hours, but people carrying cans that were waiting in line. and they had to stand there. and it's cold out here, and for hours at a time to fill up their cans and walk off. you know, what's really quite remarkable there wasn't more trouble. we heard one report of someone pulling a gun after someone got mad at them for cutting in a line, that was in queens, new york. we saw a police presence at all the gas stations open, eit...

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Hit the region. drivers hoping to fill up had to contend with long lines again today. now some officials have a plan to ration gas until things get back to normal. we are about 14 miles outside manhattan. rick, it's my understanding the lines are so long and yet moments ago they ran out of gas? >> yeah, because they were selling it as fast as they would pump it. we were at a number of gas station that is had hundreds of cars lined up, including this one. it stretched as far as we could see, more than a mile down the road. but every one ever those stations ran out of fuel at some point and now ...