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US Red Cross says 22,000 Irma evacuees in shelters

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The American Red Cross says 22,000 people displaced by Hurricane Irma are in about 200 Red Cross shelters in six states. Red Cross worker Roberto Boltado told the Associated Press on Thursday it could take months for some...
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Zentner Says Fed Ignored 'Hurricane Noise'

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Sep.22 -- Ellen Zentner, chief U.S. economist at Morgan Stanley, discusses the economic impact of recent hurricanes in the United States and how they may play into the Federal Reserve's rate path. She speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Houston Priest Rallies to Help Harvey Victims

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Houston's Catholic Charismatic Center's Rev. Mark Goring says that even though many of his parishioners were hit hard by Hurricane Harvey, the storm brought with it the opportunity to grow in faith. Some who have come to...
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Gov.: 'We Will Take Care of Our Fellow Texans'

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus082695 The Governor of Texas wants to make sure evacuees from Hurricane Harvey know that the state will use its resources to "take care of our fellow Texans.' ...
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Red Cross: 22,000 Irma Evacuees in Shelters

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The American Red Cross says 22,000 people displaced by Hurricane Irma are in about 200 Red Cross shelters in six states. It says it could take months for some to return home. Miami, Florida - 14 September,...
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Red Cross: 22,000 Irma Evacuees in Shelters

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The American Red Cross says 22,000 people displaced by Hurricane Irma are in about 200 Red Cross shelters in six states. It says it could take months for some to return home. Miami, Florida - 14 September,...
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Trump: 'Florida As Well-Prepared As You Can Be'

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President Donald Trump praised his federal disaster agency, FEMA, as well as Fla. Gov. Rick Scott, on hurricane preparations in the Sunshine State, saying "we think we're as well-prepared as you can possibly be." Hurricane...
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Trump: 'We Are With the People of Florida'

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President Donald Trump praised his federal disaster agency, FEMA, as well as Fla. Gov. Rick Scott, on hurricane preparations in the Sunshine State, saying "we think we're as well-prepared as you can possibly be." Hurricane...
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UK's Johnson comments on Irma devastation

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Britain's foreign secretary on Thursday said the UK is stepping up "both financial and humanitarian" aid in response to hurricane Irma, which has affected the British Virgin Islands. Boris Johnson spoke on the sidelines of...
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Harvey Hits Texas; Strongest Since Carla in '61

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Texas Governor Greg Abbott says now that the storm has come ashore the state's primary concern is massive flooding that is expected. Hurricane Harvey rolled over the Texas Gulf Coast on Saturday, smashing homes and...
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Florida governor offers help to Puerto Rico

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Florida Governor Rick Scott said he is willing to help Puerto Rico in whatever way he and his state can following the devastation from Hurricane Maria. "We've told them, whatever their needs are, we're going to be there,"...
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Hurricane Harvey Could Create Market Volatility

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Energy analyst Stephen Schork says that as oil refineries along the Gulf Coast shut down in preparations for Hurricane Harvey, the storm could lead to volatility in the energy markets. Refinery operators along the Texas...
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Houston residents rescued from floodwaters

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Tropical Storm Harvey sent devastating floods pouring into the nation's fourth-largest city on Sunday as rising water chased thousands of people to rooftops or higher ground and overwhelmed rescuers who could not keep up with the...
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Former US President Clinton visits Puerto Rico

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Former US President Bill Clinton visited Puerto Rico on Monday and met with those left homeless after Hurricane Maria hit the US territory as a Category 4 storm. Clinton arrived with medical supplies and solar energy...
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Panama City residents describe Michael's fury

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Hurricane Michael downed trees and power lines as it began its push inland.
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Trump: We're very well prepared for Hurricane Michael

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President Donald Trump said the country was "very well prepared for the incoming hurricane," referring to Hurricane Michael, which is gaining strength as it approaches the Florida coastline, just below a major Category 3.
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Panama City residents describe Michael's fury

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Hurricane Michael downed trees and power lines as it began its push inland.
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Experts warn of huge US hurricane storm surge

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Hurricane Center chief warns Florence may bring life-threatening storm surge

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The director of the National Hurricane Center issued a blanket warning about hurricane Florence, stressing heavy rainfall amounts, wind and flooding on the Carolina coast, saying the system "looks very healthy."
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Squalor amid destruction in Florida left by Hurricane Michael

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Residents of hard-hit Mexico Beach began returning home for the first time Wednesday since Hurricane Michael to see homes devastated by wind and water and pieces of their lives scattered across the Florida sand.
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Dark, desperate life without power in Puerto Rico

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Tens of thousands of Puerto Rico's residents remain without power, more than three months after Hurricane Maria battered the US island and destroyed its electrical grid. Days before Christmas people stood in a line outside...
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Marines survey damage from Florence in N.C.

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U.S. marines were deployed to Jacksonville, North Carolina, to assist residents who may be trapped due to the catastrophic flooding caused by Florence.
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U.S. Marines deployed to Jacksonville to survey damage from Florence

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U.S. marines were deployed to Jacksonville, North Carolina, to assist residents who may be trapped due to the catastrophic flooding caused by Florence.