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"Antioch Kazan sevres and that he was a resident of the town and registered at a psychoneurological dispensary. There suggestions that he adhered to the Nazi ideology because he was in a T-shirt with Nazi symbols in a balaclava. It's not exactly clear how many children and adults are among the dead. I'm Charles De Ledesma. AP news I'm Jackie Quinn, the 2022 midterm election could boil down to Nevada and Georgia, for which political party takes control of the Senate, Saturday's the cutoff or counting mailed in ballots in Nevada. If incumbent Democrat, Catherine Cortez masto finishes ahead. Her party will have a majority in the U.S. Senate. If Republican challenger Adam laxalt wins. The GOP will have a shot at picking up its 51st Senate seat after the Georgia runoff election in December. President Biden is meeting with leaders in Cambodia at the ASEAN summit of Southeast Asian countries, announcing a new partnership. To deepen peace and prosperity throughout the region, to resolve challenges from the South China Sea to Myanmar and to find innovative new solutions to share challenges. The meeting comes ahead of his expected conversation with China's leader at the G 20 summit. Tropical storm Nicole continues its destructive path with flooding from Georgia to southern Canada. The swollen rivers in Burnsville, North Carolina, 5 deaths are linked to the storm, dozens of homes and condos in Florida's Daytona Beach area had to be evacuated because of structural damage from the storm surge from the second hurricane to hit the Peninsula this season. French officials say an Iranian man who lived for 18 years in the Charles De Gaulle airport near Paris, inspiring the film the terminal has died. Left the terminal in 2006, but recently returned. That's where he died. An iconic sign of the holidays has arrived in New York City. The Rockefeller Plaza Christmas tree has been hoisted into place. Mystery is a big beautiful Norway spruce. It's 82 feet tall. It's 50 feet wide. Chief Gardner, Eric pose, says the tree comes from upstate New York. This is a P news. Tuesday's midterm elections can be broken down into many demographics. And that includes religion. I'm Walter ratliff with the AP religion roundup. Evangelical Christians reconfirm their allegiance to conservative candidates and causes, while Catholic voters showed how closely divided they are, even on abortion. That's according to AP vote cast, a survey of more than 94,000 American voters. About four in ten Catholics voting in the midterms identified as Democrats, about half as Republicans, Catholic voters split about evenly on a ballot measure in Michigan, proposing to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution. In Kentucky, voters rejected a ballot measure ain't a denying abortion protections. Among those voting no were 60% of Catholic voters, about one in ten voters nationwide and across most states say abortion should be illegal in most cases, among white evangelical voters only about two in ten say abortion should be illegal in all cases. I'm Walter ratliff. And
WTOP
"tropical storm nicole" Discussed on WTOP
"Over Dallas air show during a flyover from video shot by onlookers, it appears a P 63 king cobra descended quickly from behind smashing into a Boeing B-17 flying fortress. Both hit the ground in a fiery crash, according to a statement by the federal aviation administration at this time it is unknown how many people were on both aircraft still no word of casualties. Chris Fox for CBS News, Austin. It's Sunday morning in Cambodia and President Biden has a big meetings ahead. White House correspondent Stephen portnoy. The president meets here today with the leaders of Japan and South Korea. The White House says they'll talk about the common threat they face from North Korea, which has been test firing missiles and may be preparing at 7th nuclear test. Mister Biden is also expected to raise North Korea as he meets Monday with Chinese president Xi Jinping in Indonesia. The president's national security adviser says he will tell she that if the north continues its provocations, it will mean a greater U.S. Military presence in the region. Stephen portnoy, CBS News, Phnom Penh. Here in Central Florida, coastal highway a one a has been repaired and reopened after tropical storm Nicole caused parts of it to collapse, officials are worried that more than 20 beachside condo buildings and houses could also collapse into the Atlantic because the storm washed away support structure. Steve Parker says, he's staying put. We weren't going to go to a shelter, so we just kind of made that decision, okay? It's a category 5 building. And if it withstood Ian is like, it should be able to withstand us. CBS News projects smart Kelly will win Arizona's Senate seat and the Democrat pointed to a longtime Republicans example for what should happen next. Better McCain embodied everything it was to be a leader. At a time when our state and our country remained divided, his legacy, his legacy of building bridges and focusing on Arizona is an example of what we all should do. And what we should look to. Many Republicans are worried that a possible presidential run announcement from Donald Trump could help swing the Georgia Senate runoff to the Democrats, University of Virginia's Larry sabato. The senior Republican leadership is apoplectic that Trump is announcing next week precisely because it puts him back on center stage with only three weeks to go until the December 6th Georgia runoff. That announcement could come Tuesday. This is CBS News. Liberty mutual customizes your car and home insurance, so you only pay for what you need. Visit liberty mutual dot com to learn more. It's 9 O three at Saturday, the 12th day of November 2022, 62° outside, headed down to the 40s overnight. Good Saturday evening I'm del Walters the top local stories we're following for you with this hour, the first school boundary changes since 2008, all of them approved, and prince George's county. The new school boundary plan will change where some students go to school as soon as next year. The school board passed the proposal Thursday. CEO Monica goldson shared what the new proposal means for students rising 5th and 8th grade students who will be impacted by boundary changes to remain at their current school for their final year and then lastly, the comprehensive plan just approved will address overutilization across prince George's county public schools. Closures will include Isaac Jay Gordon and middle school and Potomac landing elementary, students will move into a new kindergarten through 8th grade building next year, Concorde and point ridge elementary schools are also expected to close in the 2024 school year. Melissa Howell WTO news. A 13 year old boy who was shot earlier this week breaking leaves in front of his home in prince George's county has died. First we'll say 13 year old J's agnew was shot around 5 p.m. Tuesday on Jameson street and hillcrest heights. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition and died on Friday, prince George's county state's attorney Aisha brave boy saying the violence must stop, police have not identified a suspect in this shooting. At a Washington liberty high school senior is dead after a crash in Arlington early yesterday morning, braylon Meade was killed when his car was hit by a speeding SUV at the intersection of old dominion drive and Williamsburg boulevard, boulevard at rock spring neighborhood. Police say the SUV was driven by another team whose ID has not been released, they also believe that alcohol may have been a factor and took the teen into custody, meat played on the varsity boys basketball team for liberty high school. Bowie state university, giving prison inmates a chance to earn their degrees, taking their classes behind bars. Buoy state, one of Maryland's historically black colleges and universities is the latest to offer people serving time in prison, a chance to earn a degree. It's part of the second chance pell grant program, professor Charles Adams, chair of the department of criminal justice, says Bowie state is starting small. We just launched our present education program this semester at jessup, proxim institution. We currently have a cohort of 7 incarcerated citizens and we're looking to really go in and make a difference in their lives. James ruffin is a former prisoner at jessup who got his college degree through the second chance program at Baltimore university, having a degree, he says. It shows that you can focus on something for a long period of time that you dependable that should be liable at your task driven. He's currently working in logistics at a retail warehouse while taking more coursework in supply chain management. Kate Ryan, WTO P news. A lot of people already sick. The flu season off to an early start. Infectious disease expert doctor William schaffner from Vanderbilt medical center. We're going to have a very brisk flu season because it started four to 6 weeks early. Schaffner says that, along with RSV and a likely uptick in COVID cases, means vaccinations are critical. If you haven't gotten that COVID booster, please do. And also
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"tropical storm nicole" Discussed on WTOP
"Sponsored by rocket mortgage. I'm Peter king in Orlando investigators are trying to find out why two World War II vintage planes with 6 people aboard collided at an air show in Dallas. Correspondent Omar via franca. The FAA and NTSB are investigating after a horrific scene in the skies above the Dallas executive airport. Crowds were watching the wings over Dallas air show when two World War era airplanes collided in midair. One a bomber the other a smaller fighter jet sending both crashing down and exploding into a ball of fire. No word on if there were any survivors from the airplanes, no one in the crowd was hurt. Omar via fraca, CBS News, Dallas. Arizona Democrat Mark Kelly is calling for bipartisanship with the CBS News projection showing him the winner of Arizona Senate race. No one party has a monopoly on good ideas. Or the support of voters. The University of Virginia politics, professor Larry sabato tells us that a former president is about to make many in his party angry. The source has close to former president Donald Trump. Tell CBS News, he intends to launch a 2024 bid for The White House on Tuesday. The senior Republican leadership is apoplectic that Trump is announcing next week precisely because it puts him back on center stage with only three weeks to go until the December 6th, Georgia runoff, a source says Trump's speech will focus on the economy, energy independence, and crime. CBS News, Miami. The state Parker lives in one of 22 buildings declared dangerous by officials in and near Daytona Beach after tropical storm Nicole. He explains why he's not leaving his home. Trying to move into somebody else's house and convinces them, but also as a lot of her friends who had extra bedrooms, they already have people in them from Ian. Engineers say the store made away seawall sand and other support for those buildings. Russian troops have withdrawn from cursing in southern Ukraine and foreign minister dmytro kuleba met with U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, the regional conference in Cambodia
WTOP
"tropical storm nicole" Discussed on WTOP
"The area wants you to set aside waste that's not going to the landfill or recycling plant. Banana peels vegetable scraps meat and fish waste it all goes in the big green curbside compost bins being distributed in prince George's county, but Randolph Wilson project manager with the county's department of the environment says. If you're trying to mitigate the chance of attracting some of those furry Friends, I would suggest packaging. So lying the bin with newspaper try wrapping food wasted brown paper or compostable bags, and for Wilson's sake, please don't mix trash with recycling or compost. It pains him to the point where he'll reach into a container and put the right thing in the right bin. I can't help it. Yes, people do look at me crazy from time to time. Kate Ryan, WTO be news. It's 6 48. Traffic and weather on the 8s here's Mary de Pompey in the traffic center. All righty, thanks, John. If you are out and about this early Saturday morning, the roadways are with you. You could find some wet conditions be sure, especially if there are leaves involved. It could be slippery and on those exiting ramps be extra cautious. But if you are on two 70 right now, you're just about at speed from the beltway all the way through Frederick, the call I was a disabled vehicle north near falsehood exit 5 so far unfounded. Please don't be the one to find it at speed with caution on the ramps as well. Nothing on 95 in Maryland beltway to beltway doing pretty well. Northbound on the Baltimore Washington Parkway are crashed that was past route 100 should be clear from travel, stay alert for any flashing lights with the move over law, but you're moving much better. There may be a new wreck on two 95. This is two 95 extended toward Baltimore just before 6 95. There was report of a crash along the right side, so after you pass over west, the taps co avenue, watch out along the right side. Removing now into towards southern Maryland and the akaike area listener found they car versus a deer. It was two 28 heading east bound toward Waldorf once you pass benfield boulevard on near mill hill road in the center of the roadway. Hopefully help will be there soon. In Virginia 66, our crash that was, eastbound in Arlington, passing spout run, they should be clear from travel on your way to the Rosalind tunnel and three 95 95 from the 14th street bridge all the way into Fredericksburg, rolling pretty well, easy pass express lanes are always pointing southbound on the Saturday morning. There is the disabled vehicle nor three 95 near army navy, exudate, but they are far to the right side. You'll see some flashing lights with caution. Mary DuPont, but WWE traffic. We are clearing but cooling, the details from storm team fours clay Anderson. Tropical weather associated with tropical storm Nicole has moved out of our area of southwest city winds and heavy rains will be replaced by northwesterly winds dry air, but quite cool temperatures across our area. For the forecast today, peaks of sunshine mainly in the morning will give way to clouds, temperatures falling from the mid 60s down to the 50s, temperatures fall throughout the day. Overnight tonight will wake up the temperatures in the 30s and Sunday, temperatures only in the 40s, stormteam form
WTOP
"tropical storm nicole" Discussed on WTOP
"Everybody. I'm Hillary Howard. Our top local story is the coming deluge. What's left of tropical storm Nicole is spanning northward and by the time it spins out of here, some areas will be waterlogged, wind driven rain could add up to one or two inches in some places, let's laser in on the timing. The rainfall amounts and the risk of tornadoes with storm team four's Chad Merrill, Chad, what do you know? Well, so far Hillary and John what we've seen is about an inch to an inch and a half of rain across the region and right now it's pretty quiet. It's a calm before the second part of the storm. We do have showers and storms lined up along I 95 from Richmond all the way down into southeast Virginia and these storms have the potential to produce a brief tornado. There's a tornado watch in effect from Fredericksburg into southern Virginia. These particular storms are moving off towards the north and east, so we'll bypass Washington out of the south, but could cross into the Chesapeake Bay into the southern Maryland. So if your travels do take you south towards ocean city, you'll run into these occasional showers and storms, but later stay after about four or 5 o'clock into the evening is when the showers and storms will multiply a bit across our region and that's when we have the risk for a brief tornado or severe thunderstorm and some ponding of water on the roadway. That system finally lifts out by the time we get to early tomorrow and then the bottom drops out with temperatures late this weekend. I will detail the forecast in detail coming up in just a few minutes. All righty, thank you so much, John. I'll look at John in just a moment. In other news, somebody shot a dog on a playground in fairfax county this
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"Dot com. Your Thursday night NFL football game, the Panthers, winners, last night, were the falcons 25 15. Dave Johnson, a utopian sports. The top stories were following on WTO P, a federal U.S. judge in Texas has blocked President Biden's plan to provide millions of borrowers with up to $20,000 a piece in federal student loan forgiveness. That program was already on hold as a federal appeals court in St. Louis considers a separate lawsuit by 6 states, challenging it. Another section of the I 66 express lanes outside the beltway will open to traffic as early as a week from tomorrow. Vdot says the entire 22 and a half mile system will be fully opened by the end of the month. The new lane stretch from the beltway interchange and fairfax to Gainesville in Prince William county. What was tropical storm Nicole has now weakened to a tropical depression. The storm's remnants will move up to our region over the next 24 hours, bringing periods of heavy rain, along with the risk of strong thunderstorms and gusty winds. Stay with WTO for more on these stories in just minutes. A series of small explosions in Arlington county are being investigated. Virginia state police, the FBI and the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, and explosives are assisting the county. The Arlington county fire department says it's looking into two incidents, a fire along north Columbus street and a subsequent incident at a nearby amphitheater. At the fire officials found a little free library book collection box that was destroyed and a small outside fire, fire officials also suspect that the lubber run amphitheater may be a second possible crime scene, and the two incidents may be connected. It's 5 48. Traffic and weather on the 8s, a perfect combination Jack we've got people on the road now and a little bit of rain. Hoping that with a holiday pace, it'll keep things down, but we'll see it at this point with the wet roadways. It's just a matter of time. 95 in Virginia is looking good so far to Fredericksburg into woodbridge, no troubles yet, as you're riding to Springfield north onto three 95 you're in good shape. 66 getting much better now Adam and asses going east. We'd had our work zone that was before 29 in Centreville clearing from the far right side of the roadway. We also had a work zone east on 66 the Rosalind tunnel, there the right lane had been getting by. Watch leaving the bellway going 66 headed west beyond nutley as you head toward one 23. That's where we had word of a crash. All right, with a little caution coming out of Frederick, running in Maryland on two 70 south, there had been word of a fender bender south of route 80. Right now you're delay free all the way down toward the lane divide. Still looking good both ways between the beltways on 95 and the bottom are Washington Parkway. Topside out of the beer fine so far, 95 over toward George avenue. There is a rector university boulevard that is safely over on the right shoulder. Good-looking trip downtown so far we're fine on the freeway, third street tunnel, New York avenue, D.C. two 95, I two 95, you're off to good starts there so far. Getting there from 50, Maryland, moving through Chevrolet without delay, and it's a good-looking ride in northeastern and northwest so far along inbound New York avenue. Jack Taylor, WTO P traffic Mike staniford looks like we're in for a wet Friday today. Yes indeed, and The Rain is covering much of the region now too, so do some extra time as you head out this morning. Do watch out. A lot of leaves on area roadways and they tend to be kind of slick
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"tropical storm nicole" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"To you by the Dollar General literacy foundation and the ad council. At Bloomberg markets, our guests know where to get the answers. Just to put a good word in for Bloomberg, one of the few systems you can easily use to figure it out is right in front of you. Inside. Analysis. And the best from the Bloomberg terminal. The Bloomberg terminal is like a Ducati Panigale. I can extract maybe 5 to 6% of a total. I don't think you're even close. I think it's like sitting on top of a Saturn B 5. Bloomberg markets with Paul Sweeney and Matt Miller, weekday mornings at ten eastern, on Bloomberg radio. A key Senate race that could tip the balance of power is headed for a runoff. Voters in Georgia will have to go to the polls once again next month to decide if democratic senator Rafael Warnock or Republican Herschel Walker wins. Walker said the only thing different he would do for the runoff is campaign harder in places he didn't receive the vote he wanted. And go into some of the places that I didn't get the votes and make sure I get those votes because they need to know that I'm there for them. Former president Trump has some harsh words for Florida governor Ron DeSantis on Thursday, Trump slammed the recently reelected desantis calling him governor Ron des sanctimonious. He went on to call this antis an average Republican governor. Tropical storm Nicole continues hitting parts of northern Florida and southern Georgia with heavy rain, storm surge warnings are still in effect. Nicole has weakened since making landfall in Florida as a category one hurricane on Thursday. I'm Brian schuch. And I'm Brian Curtis in Hong Kong. Let's check this hour's top business stories and the markets. A number of officials at the Federal Reserve now see grounds for slowing the pace of rate hikes. Dallas fed president Lori Logan said the latest CPI report is a welcome relief. Philadelphia fed president Patrick harker agreed and stressed that a 50 basis point move would still be significant. Kansas City fed president Esther George noted that the policy was moving into a new phase. Here's San Francisco fed president Mary Daly. Stepping down is inappropriate thing to think about. I support a more gradual approach of getting to it so we can be discovering the right rate as we go. Meantime, Cleveland fed chief Loretta mester welcome today's data, but cautioned that price pressures remain broad based and rates need to keep rising. The headline number increased 7.7% in October that was slower than estimates. Crypto mogul, Sam bankman fried is being investigated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, we're told this for potential violations of securities rules. This comes as the regulator deepened its probe into the crumbling FTX crypto empire, which is run by Sam bankman fried. U.S. regulators have already been looking into whether FTX dot com, mishandled customer funds. In China's Politburo standing committee has made some subtle changes to the country's COVID zero policy, policies will be targeted and science based in addition, policy will be adjusted to minimize the impact on economic and social developments. In the markets, the hang seng index is up 5.6% today. The nikkei has rally two and three quarters percent, and in Taiwan, the main index there, up 3.7%. Global news, 24 hours a day, live and on
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Bracing for Tropical Storm Nicole
"Here in Florida, there's 22 million residents, and incidentally speaking of here in Florida, there is a storm right now cutting through the sunshine state, not a lot of sunshine today. Lots of stormy conditions. Tropical storm, what's her name, Nicole? Nicole has paid a visit, and so far the power is on, Tracy's working from home. I'm working from home. With my building, it's a crapshoot. I mean, they turned off the cooling tower last night because of winds. What do you mean? You can turn the air conditioning off? Because it's windy? Great. But I'll bet you'll want my HOA dues to be paid on time this month, won't you? My HOA dues in this building is a little bit like paying taxes in New York City. You get nothing for what you pay. Nothing. You don't get roads, you don't get safety. Well, it's like here. Oh, it's windy tonight, so we're gonna turn the cooling tower off because the cooling tower is on its last legs. And if it breaks, if something goes bad, it'll take 36 weeks to get parts. That'll be great. You want to see me lose my mind? Tell me I'm not going to have air conditioning for 36 weeks.
WTOP
"tropical storm nicole" Discussed on WTOP
"President Jason Wright released another statement late last night, apologizing for the use of Robinson's shooting in the first release from the team. Well, it's now tropical storm Nicole dumping rain on a good chunk of Florida, Nicole did come ashore as a category one hurricane sending a number of homes toppling into the ocean at vero beach. And now we have what are believed to be the first confirmed deaths from the storm. The Orange County sheriff's office says two people have been electrocuted a man and a woman getting out of their vehicle and touching a downed power line. Emergency managers and law enforcement always stressed the importance of not going out after a storm because of that hazard, especially not stepping into water where you can't see if there's a power line and especially not stepping on those lines if you can see them. Peter king, CBS News Orlando. As for the impact on our area, we could see some heavy rain by tomorrow afternoon and late into the evening. Rainfall totals about one to two inches for most of the area with higher amounts likely in the higher terrains north and west of I 95. Keep it here on WTO. We'll have traffic and weather on the 8s and we'll bring you the latest. Up ahead after traffic and weather, the lifestyle changes that can help you avoid getting diabetes, 1236. Don't wait. Get ready for the holidays now during court for the droplets annual Black Friday event where everything is on sale at their lowest prices of the year. At court furniture I'll let you find everything you need
AP News Radio
Sprawling Tropical Storm Nicole drenching Florida, Georgia
"Tropical storm Nicole continues producing dangerous winds and damaging storm surge for Central Florida hours after the storm made landfall as a hurricane early this morning The Rain winds and storm surge were pounding captured by Josh Reinhart at port canaveral around 80 miles north of where then hurricane Nicole made landfall About an hour north of there a number of pricey oceanfront homes crumbled into the sea In flagler beach After candles and the generator ready to go Residents braced for more power outages and flooding while beachfront shop owners like Lori Brennan realized it could take days before highway a one a is possible again It's not just the storm it's actually a full moon and king tide so there's other factors that's going to make the water levels rise Audio courtesy of wjxt TV Tropical storm warnings are posted from Central Florida into the Carolinas I'm Jackie Quinn
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Nicole makes landfall in Florida as Category 1 hurricane, weakens to tropical storm
"Tropical storm Nicole continues producing dangerous winds and damaging storm surge for Central Florida hours after the storm made landfall as a hurricane early this morning The Rain winds and storm surge were pounding captured by Josh Reinhart at port canaveral around 80 miles north of where then hurricane Nicole made landfall About an hour north of there a number of pricey oceanfront homes crumbled into the sea In flagler beach After candles and the generator ready to go Residents braced for more power outages and flooding while beachfront shop owners like Lori Brennan realized it could take days before highway a one a is possible again It's not just the
WTOP
"tropical storm nicole" Discussed on WTOP
"But we did what we needed to do. And tonight, that's why I'll be the next U.S. senator from Pennsylvania. Then three set of races are still a toss up, Nevada, Arizona, and Georgia. We're in a fight, are we not? We're in a fight. But hey, God is a good God. Is he not? I'm chilling for Silva Atlanta. Georgia state law requires a majority to win statewide office. That means if incumbent democratic U.S. senator Ralphie Warnock or walker do not get at least 50% of the vote, there will have to be a runoff election. That would happen on December 6th. The red wave, many polls anticipated, didn't happen at today, CBS Nancy cordes tells us The White House is upbeat. They feel excitement mixed with some validation because they manage, they think to buck a historic trend. They didn't lose dozens of seats the way previous presidents have. Then there were the ballot initiatives voted on in many states, more on that from CBS Vicki Barker. 5 months after the Supreme Court overturned roe V wade, Michigan, California, and Vermont have reaffirmed abortion rights in their state constitutions and anti abortion measure in Kentucky is too close to call. Maryland and Missouri have legalized recreational marijuana, Arkansas and North Dakota have rejected it. Measures aimed at ending forced prison labor passed in Alabama, Tennessee, and Vermont, but failed in Louisiana, Oregon, still undecided. Tropical storm Nicole is battering The Bahamas and could become a rare November hurricane as it takes aim at Florida. I'm Peter king on coco beach
WTOP
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"On Friday. What is still tropical storm Nicole for now may very well reach hurricane strength before it makes landfall late tonight, probably somewhere on the north side of Palm Beach county, Florida. That remnant moisture will then race up the eastern seaboard and give us a soaking of rain the heaviest of The Rain now looks like it's going to be on the western side of this storm. So rainfall amounts on Friday an inch to maybe as much as two inches along the I 95 corridor two to perhaps three inches of rain along the I 81 quarter and into the mountains. Take advantage of the dry weather today and tomorrow to make sure your storm drains are clean. Near 60 today with sunshine, near 70 tomorrow with clouds moving in, heavy rain later on on Friday, and then drying out for the weekend. I'm storm team four, meteorologist chuck bell for WTO P 56 and sunny in Washington, Silver Spring at 60 right now, brought to you by Delos glass for all your glass mirror and shower door needs. Visit dulles glass dot com. Love your glass. And coming up. Maryland voters okay recreational marijuana on Neil can stay. One 51. Focusing on its employees and everything it does is a core value for farmers restaurant group. It's a conscious capitalism approach that co owner Dan simons applies to all of his business relationships, including with his attorney, Scott muse, who leads the restaurant industry practice group at shulman Rogers. Every company has a beating heart. And the question is, what do you put into that heart? And people often say in business, you need a great lawyer. I'm not sure that that sums it up properly. What you need is a great human who is excellent at lawyering, but who wants to be part of the heart of your business. I really knew early on. This is the person I want as part of our beating heart, helping us make sure we do legal well,
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Tropical Storm Nicole bears down on the Bahamas, Florida
"Tropical storm Nicole bears down on The Bahamas forecast to become a hurricane as it heads to Florida Evacuation orders in effect on Florida's east coast from Palm Beach to Daytona Beach including Mar-a-Lago and Kennedy Space Center which is delaying the moon rocket launch The national hurricane center's Daniel Brown We're not expecting this to get the much stronger than category one hurricane But because the system is so large really almost the entire east coast of Florida except the extreme southeast part and the keys is going to receive tropical storm force winds over the next 12 to 24 hours He says Nicole's winds are already 70 mph and increasing rainfall from three to 5 feet is forecast also life threatening storm surge with the storm surge amounts as high as three to 5 feet I'm Julie Walker
WCPT 820
"tropical storm nicole" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Will control Congress. The AP's Sagar Meghani with what we do know so far. Democrats showed surprising strength in competitive races amid fears the GOP would capitalize on high inflation and President Biden's low ratings and sees at least one chamber. Several key Senate races remain too close to call from Georgia to Arizona, but in Pennsylvania. I will never let you down. John fetterman Flint, a Republican held seat, boosted Democrats hopes of keeping the Senate. The GOP needed a net gain of just 5 seats to take the house. When you wake up tomorrow, we will be in the majority. Despite Kevin McCarthy's optimism, Democrats defied odds in some key races and votes are still being counted in others. Democrats won governors races in Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Maryland, Republicans held on to governors mansions in Florida, Texas and Georgia. Tropical storm Nicole could ramp up to hurricane strength. It's expected to hit Florida on Wednesday night. The national hurricane centers Daniel Brown. We are expecting the strongest winds of hurricane force to effect a smaller portion of the east coast of Florida. Somewhere between a vocal raton and up toward cape canaveral or just north of that area. And that area is also expected to see life threatening storm surge. Facebook parent meta is laying off 13% of its employees as it contends with faltering revenue. That's 11,000 jobs, Switzerland's warning about a rise in spying as tensions rise between the west and Russia and China. This is AP news. A man from Massachusetts is going to prison after prosecutors say he used part of a pandemic loan to pay his mortgage. 44 year old adley bernadine of stoughton has been given a year and three months in prison after applying for federal coronavirus stimulus funds and receiving $400,000 prosecutors say bernadine submitted a fraudulent application on behalf of what he claimed was a home healthcare company, falsified a tax form and claimed the business had a monthly payroll of more than a $175,000. Prosecutors say he used the money to pay his home mortgage and wrote checks to people he knew. I'm Donna warter, a pear shaped 18 carat pink diamond sold at auction for almost $29 million, an unidentified Asian buyer snapped it up. The diamond was mined in Brazil more than 15 years ago. Christie's calls it a true miracle of nature. I'm Rita foley, AP news. This is 8 20 a.m. WCT willow springs. And streaming worldwide had WCT 8 20 dot com. We are Chicago's progressive chalk, where facts matter. Now, UW CPG 8 20, weather updates. Here's the latest Chicago weather update. Skies become mostly sunny here for this afternoon with a high end to the upper 60s winds out of the south around 5 to 10 mph, gusting as high as 15, tonight partly body skies alone year 58. Thursday mostly sunny and breezy high 72°, then by Friday a slight chance for rain showers early on, skies become mostly sunny and high of 41. From the weather ology whether center, I meteorologist, Jennifer we cheat ski. Currently, it's
WTOP
"tropical storm nicole" Discussed on WTOP
"America, the only home they know. Tickets at arena stage dot org, Jack Taylor, WTO P traffic. Chuck bell, even with the cold early mornings, this is pretty nice fall weather. You betcha, honestly, temperatures are gonna be right on our seasonal average today. The average high for today's date is 61 and I'm gonna forecast 60°, so pretty much right on the money. It's sunny now, temperatures are in the upper 40s to around 50° already. And there's not even too much of a breeze to contend with today. So a nice day ahead. Tomorrow also not a bad day for November, temperatures will actually climb to near 70 tomorrow as clouds come in. Those clouds are coming up with a low to moisture. It's still tropical storm Nicole for now, but it is likely as it crosses the Gulf Stream as it approaches Florida, likely to intensify. The ocean water temperatures here off the eastern shore beaches are down into the upper 50s, but down off the coast of Florida, those ocean water temperatures are still above 80°, so this store will have no trouble maintaining or perhaps gaining a little strength as it makes a run onto the Florida coastline late tonight, then that slug of tropical moisture is going to be shoved northbound in a hurry. There's a very strong cold front well to our west over the upper Midwest now. That front will force the moisture up the I 95 corridor, so dry weather today and tomorrow, the perfect opportunity to make sure all of your storm drains are not covered up by fallen leaves because it one to two inches of rain is likely here during the day on Friday. First drops arrive in the morning commute and some periods of heavy rain Friday afternoon and late evening. Again, a solid one to two inches looks pretty likely around here on Friday, the drier weather moves in for the weekend, Saturday afternoon will be sunny and breezy. Temperatures falling through the 50s, Sunday will be blustery and cold with temperatures on the 40s on Sunday afternoon. I'm storm team four, meteorologist chuck bell for WTO. And it's brought to you by dulles glass for all your glass mirror and shower door needs, visit Delos glass dot com, Dallas glass, love your glass. Coming up a hard fought congressional contest in Virginia
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"Georgia's senator pitting incumbent Democrat Raphael Warnock against Republican Herschel Walker. Warnock addressed supporters overnight saying that the vote count may take more time or then a runoff in four weeks may be necessary if no candidate wins more than 50% of the vote. Whether it's later tonight or tomorrow or four weeks from now, we will hear from the people of Georgia. Warnock's challenger Herschel Walker remained confident before his supporters. I wanted to thank you guys for hanging in and if you saw me, you have to go home. You can wake up tomorrow morning and see that the new senator, but the great state of Georgia is Herschel Walker. Warnock has 49.4% to walk her at 48.5. Tropical storm Nicole appears to be strengthening and could be near hurricane strength when it makes landfall in Florida sometime early tomorrow. Many towns and communities along the state's eastern coasts are scrambling to prepare for Nicole's possible impact in Palm Beach county, a local emergency was declared in several areas were given evacuation orders ahead of the storm's landfall. Mayor Robert weinroth. On beach county is announcing a evacuation for zone a and B this includes mobile homes, barrier islands, and low lying areas. Mayor wine Roth says heavy rainfall is very possible with flooding as well in urban areas. The cop 27 UN climate conference continues in Sharm el Sheik, Egypt, U.S. presidential special envoy for climate, John Kerry said today it's buried it to limit greenhouse gas emissions. We can only achieve the goal we have set enshrined in the Paris agreement, reaffirmed in Glasgow, and now on the table here in cop 27, we can only achieve that goal. If we urgently and dramatically reduce our emissions. Envoy John Kerry, I from the Bloomberg interactive broker studios, this is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists
WTOP
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"Raise my hand for the third time. D.C. mayor muriel Bowser is reelected. To be sworn in as the mayor of my hometown. The mayor saying voters spoke loud and clear during this election. They won a woman who knows how to start things and finish things. Think big push hard and get things done. And that is what we have been able to do. She becomes the first mayor since the late Marion Barry to be reelected for three terms. In northwest, Mike Morello, WTO news. Now to the crowded race for the two at large seats on the D.C. council. There were 8 candidates incumbent Anita bonds has been projected as one of the winners. She got more than 32% of the vote. Outgoing ward 5 councilman Kenny mcduffie got more than 22%. The other at large incumbent in the race is Alyssa silverman. She trails with 19%. The board three council seat has been called for a Democrat met fruman and film mendelsohn has won a fourth term as council chairman. Teachers are leaving Virginia schools at an alarming rate, and new ones are not stepping up to replace them. 12% more teachers left their jobs in Virginia law school year than in the average year before the pandemic. In a look at the impact of COVID-19 on Virginia's education system, the joint legislative audit and review commission found before the pandemic there were 800 vacant teaching positions statewide as of August of this year that number is closer to 3300 and another 15% say they're leaving or likely to leave their job over the next year. The commission recommends the state provide temporary funding to boost teacher recruitment and retention. Michelle Morello, WTO news. The national hurricane center is predicting that tropical storm Nicole will make landfall as a category one hurricane late today or early tomorrow. It's exact path remains uncertain, though Nicole has churned closer to Florida's Atlantic coastline, many areas in Florida are still reeling from the effects of hurricane Ian that hit Florida's southwestern Gulf Coast as a category four in September. Coming up North Korea fires off another missile. It's 8 13. There's a reason Comcast business powers more businesses than any
WTOP
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"If this goes to a runoff, then there will be another election day in December, a top official with the Secretary of State's office tweeted overnight. We feel it is safe to say that there will be a runoff for the U.S. Senate here in Georgia slated for December 6th. I'm Steve futterman in Las Vegas. We still don't know who has won the Senate race here in Nevada. The votes are still being counted. We know this will take time. Democrat Catherine Cortez Maestro addressed her supporters last night. The early vote count had her in front, but now it's her GOP challenger Adam laxalt, who has to leave. We're confident that the numbers are there. And we're going to win this race. We're going to take back Nevada. And it may take days to know the winner tens of thousands of mail in ballots still need to be counted. Let's talk about some ballot initiatives here CBS Vicki Barker. 5 months after the Supreme Court overturned roe V wade, Michigan, California and Vermont have reaffirmed abortion rights in their state constitutions and anti abortion measure in Kentucky is too close to call. Maryland and Missouri have legalized recreational marijuana, Arkansas and North Dakota have rejected it. The already battered east coast of Florida is bracing for tropical storm Nicole, it's expected to strengthen into a hurricane tonight. Anna Espinosa with Florida power and light says they've got multiple crews on standby. We have 13,000 crews from 16 different states prepared and ready to respond to this storm. On the call is slamming The Bahamas right now and because of the storm's potential, Nassau has made a decision and already postponed its big moon rocket test flight, that was scheduled for Monday. Ahead of the
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"Oh, I will get a world of national news. Washington D.C.. Thanks, Paul, Paul's are still open across the U.S. with control of the House and Senate up for grabs along with the fate of president Joe Biden's agenda. Officials are on the lookout for disruptions or possible violence. An Illinois county clerk says a cyberattack against its computer systems is a strategic and coordinated effort to undermine the democratic process. There have been some voting machine outages in Harris county, Texas, causing long lines and delays. Pollster Frank luntz tells Bloomberg, he's keeping an eye on other possible disruptions in races. I'm concerned about Pennsylvania in general to Philadelphia in particular, and I'm concerned about Arizona. Those are the two places where the greatest degree of upset about how the votes are being cast and how they're being counted. Those states are very close. And I think this could go on for days. Frank luntz says he is nervous about the state of our democracy. The Department of Justice sent monitors to several jurisdictions to keep an eye on today's election. But the Republican led state of Florida is rejecting that oversight, saying it's an unnecessary federal intrusion. Missouri is also rejecting DoJ personnel. Florida's produce industry took an almost $2 billion hit from hurricane Ian, and now it's bracing for more as tropical storm Nicole moves toward the state, with hurricane strength winds, Nicole could be putting Florida's $19.8 billion produce industry at risk. That's according to the international fresh produce association. Global news 24 hours a day on air and
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"In case it's still there, you may be approaching it at speed. 95 and three 95 are looking good north and south between Fredericksburg and the 14th street bridge. Jack Taylor, WTO P traffic. And the forecast now chuck bell, lots of sunshine, but it feels much like November again. Yeah, an average high temperature for today's date would be 61, and the forecast time for today is 60. So it does indeed feel like early November for a change after the warmest first week of November on record here in the D.C. area, peaking obviously yesterday with that 81° record. But we're in the low 50s and upper 40s now. The sun's out, but the north breeze continues. So a chilly, but sunny November day coming up, highs near 60. The clear skies and a light wind overnight, it'll be a noticeably colder start tomorrow morning. It'll feel extra cold because we've just been unclimbed if that's a thing to the chill in the air down into the 30s to around 40 tomorrow morning. And another sunny and cool day tomorrow, but nowhere near as much of a breeze to contend with on your Wednesday. Tomorrow 5 58, back to 68 on Thursday, that's good. But clouds are coming back with the warmer air and a lot of rain is in the forecast for Friday Friday night into the very early parts of Saturday. What is now still a subtropical storm named Nicole is going to cross the Gulf Stream and become a tropical storm in the next 24 hours. Land on the Florida coastline somewhere north of Fort Lauderdale, probably as a category one hurricane early on Thursday morning. That's the moisture that we'll be dealing with on Friday. So Friday into Saturday, a quick two to three inches of rain will be possible. I'm storm team four, meteorologist chuck bell for WTO. And it's brought to you by dulles glass for all your glass mirror and shower door needs, visit dulles glass dot com, dulles glass, love your glass. And coming up on WTO. Tens to friendly Alexandria leaders meet with Virginia's attorney general. This is Kyle Cooper. 9 52. Do you have a heating and air emergency If so, you need HAC 9-1-1. Call 301-939-0499, or visit our website, HVAC 9-1-1 dot com, backslash D.C. for service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The chili temperatures