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Tallahassee. you will give a briefing to the public in about an hour, what is your headline this morning? >> well, this thing is going to hit us wednesday morning, major hurricane, people need to heed instruction from officials. you still have time to make the preparations you need to. you will start seeing the effects of this getting into tuesday night. the state, we have tens of thousands of utility workers staged and ready to go in for rapid power restoration and urban search and rescue ready to go, if there needs to to be rescue operations. we have supplies. we are ready to go. this storm ...

And intaking their needs, there are dozens of cadaver dogs sniffing through the rubble in search of our loved ones. utility workers in orange vests are picking up miles of electrical lines, tangled up between the fissures of asphalt. those sacred monuments and reminders of colonial arms have been reduced to ashes, and the response from the usual government and institutional players have been well meaning but woefully inadequate, so community leaders have immediately filled the gaps with dozens of relief hubs, people-led, we're fielding and distributing the outpouring of donations that we're se...

That way. if we spin around, this is what people who work and live in lahaina are having to deal with, a queue, a line to get in that spans right now about a mile and a half behind us. what you need to know is that people have been waiting to get in for more than 14 hours in some cases. as we zoom in, you can see a mix of utility workers, families, parents, college kids, people who are just waiting to see if their home survived the inferno, tuesday night into early wednesday morning. we spoke with two drives before dawn, one of them ended up making it in. the other did not because of a traffic...

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CARTHAGE, Mo.- City Utility Workers in Carthage, Missouri could be facing a delay in their wage increase due to miscommunication between the City Council and Carthage Water and Electric's Board