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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110829:04:02:00

philadelphia is also being hard hit by record flooding. tonight as we mourn the dead and tally the damage our urgent focus is on the rising water in the streams and rivers of several states. parts of vermont for example are a wash tonight. what the state police call epic flooding. the governor there adding that they have a full-blown flooding catastrophe on our hands. new jersey already exasperateed by record rainfall is also dealing with terrible flooding. craig has a forecast of what he will be giving me. geraldo hurricane irene has passed. two major rivers continue to rise at a historic rate causing major flooding to homes and businesses offering the latest on the evacuation, geraldo.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110829:17:00:00

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110603:16:08:00

package. we ll keep you up-to-date. a perfect storm for disaster shaping up in the west. record snow pack, warming weather and heavy rain coming together to create conditions for a flooding catastrophe. already we re seeing signs of the coming deluge. rising rivers in montana and the dakotas now a major concern. utah already seeing dozens of mudslides, and other states are also getting ready, preparing for the worst. right now the missouri river is flooding in several states because of the heavy rain and melting snow. in south dakota sandbagging underway, thousands of people leaving their homes before that water gets too high. just filling in where we can and giving a helping hand where need be and just kind of filling sandbags and sandbagging around homes, etc. didn t quite realize what the catastrophic, i guess, or the height of the water at this point, and it is. it looks like there s a lot of

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110515:14:07:00

romer, joins us to discuss the latest developments and his aspirations politically and the warning avenue what he believes is the number one danger for america, government spending. eric: a fox news extreme weather alert. the heart of louisiana s cajun country, today, bracing for a flooding catastrophe. more floodgates are expected to open later today as the mississippi river continues to crest. just yesterday, the army corps of engineers opened the first spill way, in morganza and that last ditch effort to save large cities like new orleans and baton rouge from disastrous flooding and rick reichmuth is live with the latest. it is heart breaking to know people will have their homes flooded in ural areas in order to save the big cities? rick: yes, it is such a tough thing for anybody to make the decision, sacrifice one area to protect another. knowing that you will do a lot of damage for people and that is the decision they had to make,

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20170828:00:57:45

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