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Aug 20

Tens of thousands in Louisiana seek FEMA aid following devastating floods

By Michael D. Regan

Residents in Louisiana are beginning to return to their homes after torrential rains caused devastating flooding across the state. More than 80,000 people have applied for aid through FEMA and 4,000 people who lost their homes remain in shelters.

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Aug 19

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TV ads, resignation and ‘regret’ spell change for Trump campaign

By PBS News Hour

On Friday, Paul Manafort became the second head of Donald Trump's campaign to resign. The Republican nominee was in Baton Rouge surveying the damage from devastating flooding this past week. As for Hillary Clinton, the New York Times reported she…

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Aug 19

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News Wrap: CDC warns pregnant women to avoid Miami Beach; Louisiana cleanup continues

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In our news wrap Friday, the CDC warned pregnant women to avoid traveling to Florida’s Miami Beach in light of the recent Zika outbreak there. Officials say mosquitoes are now transmitting the virus in the tourist destination; five local cases…

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Aug 18

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News Wrap: California wildfire advances; horrors reported in Syrian prisons

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In our news wrap Thursday, the fast-moving fire just 60 miles east of Los Angeles flared even more; 1500 firefighters are battling flames only 4 percent contained. The inferno has charred nearly 50 square miles since Tuesday and forced 82,000…

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Aug 18

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How Louisiana plans to rebuild after historically damaging floods

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As the Louisiana flooding begins to subside, the state looks toward rebuilding. The disaster affected over 20 parishes, including areas outside flood zones -- meaning residents there do not have flood insurance. William Brangham speaks with Billy Nungesser, Louisiana's lieutenant…

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Aug 17

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Scientists analyze recent extreme weather events in relation to climate change

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The second large-scale fire in California this week is raging through the southern part of the state, and the fatal flooding in Louisiana is worsening. Combined with the fact that this past July was the planet’s single hottest month recorded,…

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Aug 16

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News Wrap: Louisiana flooding worsens; crews gain ground on California wildfire

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In our news wrap Tuesday, Louisiana flooding called "unprecedented" grew worse, with 8 known dead and some 40,000 homes impacted. In California, crews have gained ground on the massive wildfire north of San Francisco; officials say the blaze is around…

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Aug 15

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Severe flooding in Louisiana kills at least 6, forces 20,000 to evacuate

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Downpours drenching Louisiana since Friday have flooded parts of the state, leaving at least six dead. In and around Baton Rouge, the Amite River rose to over 40 feet; Lafayette and its suburbs were also inundated with rising water. More…

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Aug 01

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News Wrap: Maryland town in shambles after flash flood that killed two

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In our news wrap Monday, a flash flood in Maryland killed two people on Saturday night. The flood was triggered by a cloud burst of more than 6 inches of rain. Also, officials now say there are 14 cases of…

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Aug 01

Flood help weighs heavily in West Virginia governor’s race

By Jonathan Mattise, Associated Press

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — After deadly floods washed thousands of West Virginians out of their homes last month, about 700 victims bypassed the shelter at the high school gym and got rooms at a luxury resort fit for royalty.

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