That kind of thing. the only alternatives are space heaters. we actually delivered a couple of heaters to our 91-year-old name but the other day. that was the only option you have to stay warm. that is really the challenge that the residents have been dealing with. again if you can see here where we are wrapping up you can see this individual getting out of the bell. looks like they have a small puppy with them. these are the images that we ve been seeing for the last couple days here. people trying to get to higher ground. they go in and out of their homes to clean up when they can. of course, without hot water you have to go somewhere for a shower to stay warm, especially on a day like today. chilly, rainy. not ideal to be spending time in your flooded home. we are going to stay out here, continue to walter crest expected tomorrow. it has a lot of residents, of course, breathing a sigh of relief. they hope that the water recedes as quickly as it rose, yasmin? get the sight of those tiny puppeteers coming in on that
They have to face on an everyday basis, how far they have to go to get water even though it s not safe drinking walter. you realize how hard it is there, how hard it is to have a child in the facility that doesn t have water. i want to go there. not taking resources and throwing it to an individual, but understanding what their challenges are, why they re having those challenges, and what they actually need, and base off of that, we ll develop a plan to go execute it. you ve done three wells so far. are there any plans to go back? we re going back for sure. any time we put dollars there, we want to choose capital. you want to know you re not putting something there and leaving it and it s going to needed to be fixed in two to three years this. is something that can last for 20, 30 years. you were a seventh round pick, number 248 in the draft,
500 trout, including the elusive Walter, released below the Peterborough Lift Lock for the 34th annual Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters Under the Lock Fishing Derby.
In the living room the house there was no real furnitur speak of up on the wall the left of warehouse body was, was number one written on the wall. so, found that obviously t beyond she s number one and ge ready, because here come trouble, have? exactly those first few hours lef investigators wondering. was this the first signature o a budding serial killer? was there going to be a number to or, was it something else? the house was tossed, ransacked. you ve got a potential motiv of brutally, and you have th other motive on the wall of serial murder. see 20 miles away, walter and gianna bernadzikowski got knock on their door on their suburban car melon home. it was the police. they say you have a daughte heidi, and yes and i said what s the matter and she s been an accident
The two men who informed Justice Mudau that they had been hired by his wife Nomsa to kill him told him they knew her through convicted serial killer Rosemary Ndlovu.
Of the sinking car is a three year old boy trapped in his car seat. like i was dying much for me before the child lived a little, but he had just turned three. the father, orlando barone says he lost control of his car, trying to avoid an oncoming vehicle and then crashed into a canal. even as police arrived, he refused to leave his son s side. that s what i saw when i got there. it was the father trying to hold onto his child, saying he can t get the kid out of the water. miami dade police officers responded to the scene. officer emmanuel walter immediately dove into the murky waters multiple times each time coming up empty handed. every time he would actually come out and he wouldn t come out with the baby . it did worry us. minutes later, officer walton somehow located and freed the boy. eventually i felt the baby seat. the car seat. and i pulled it as hard as i could, because i couldn t figure out where the seatbelt was or anything of that
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Back their property, it s causing more issues with the mortgage and everything like that. so, and then you go in to do a turnover, all the repairs that are needed, it s just it does take a lot of time on top of a lot of money. john: you would like to think you can reach out to law enforcement for help but in many cases they can t offer much. here is what the owner of your business told fox. this is walter, he said we might actually have a court order to remove a squatter but the sheriff gets there and if the squatter refuses to leave they will not want to escalate the conflict so the sheriffs say ok, stay where you are, we are going to back off. in that case, if you send law enforcement to get somebody out of the property and law enforcement doesn t want to get into a big tussle with them, what do you do after that? in most cases, my vendor, the contractor i ll send out to change the locks plus the sheriff, they ll call the police, the police will get out there and some cases, most cases they can t get out there because of the high rise in crime here,