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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110828:07:14:00

first, move away as far as possible from glass windows. there is a risk that flying debris could break and shatter windows in your home. the risk increases if you live in a high rise, particularly on the 10th floor or higher. don t stay in the first floor of your building lobby and stand and congregated area and glass imposed lobby. make sure windows and doors leading to the outside are closed. if you have a fireplace in your home, close the damper. turn off any propane tanks and move to a room with as few windows as possible and ride out the storm there. advice per people in the new york city and metropolitan area. we know a lot of you are in other parts of the country, asking about maryland, washington, d.c., connecticut, up into new england, new jersey and philly as l. we have it all covered for you. we will try to answer as many questions as we can. we are live all night long and we will be back with the latest on irene s path and how the government is responding to this

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CNNW CNN Newsroom August 28, 2011

landfall this morning, on the outer banks of north carolina. more than 1 million homes are without power tonight. flooding is widespread. now, the winds have died down a little bit, but irene is expected to remain a hurricane all the way to new england. and as you can see, the surf is already pounding the coastline nonstop. right now, ocean city, maryland, getting hammered. and if there s some good news, well, an admiral with the u.s. coast guard says the preliminary survey of damage shows irene has not been as destructive as had been feared. and we hope that will be the case in many places. cnn correspondents are strategically positioned, all up and down the east coast to give you the very latest information. chris lawrence still in chesapeake beach, maryland, for us, where water continues to rise. we talked about the beach erosion as well. chris, also 40,000 people without electricity there. however, the conditions not as bad as you predicted? reporter: no, exactly.

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CNNW CNN Newsroom August 28, 2011

good morning to you all. welcome to this cnn sunday morning, a special edition here. suzanne malveaux joining me, t.j. holmes here with you. we have special coverage of hurricane irene which is getting closer and closer and closer to new york city. anderson cooper is live in greenwich village there. john king on long beach for us this morning as well. already what a morning it s already been. very well foreshadowing the day that s in store for new york and north. an incredibly massive hurricane, rain-making hurricane irene, continuing her trek up the eastern seaboard. take a look at this. still a category 1 storm, 75 mile-an-hour winds. take a look at these pictures, though, the eye could be moving over atlantic city, new jersey right about now. we are keeping a close eye on that. the current track has irene moving towards, of course, new york city. all eyes on new york. they ve seen some flooding in some areas already. a number of power outages at least, 400,000 reported

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20101230:15:04:00

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