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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130606:13:54:00

under a tornado warning as well, martha. martha: what do they think the path of this looks like, steve? reporter: the path of it is going to go to the northeast but the concern is the rain. we ve had some sandbagging going on in smaller places along the coast. some of these towns in florida really are used to getting flooded pretty quickly. you can see it is just actually pouring down right now. this is just the start of what could be a very intense hurricane season. government forecasters have predicted anywhere from three to six major hurricanes could touch down this season, which ends in november. we re getting an early taste what could be a very rough summer for floridians, martha. martha: boy, we re feeling it and they re definitely feeling it, steve. thank you very much. we ll see you later. bill: want to take you inside this hearing now. what we ve been waiting for is the opportunity for the four witnesses to speak and, we really think this will be the meat of the matter here.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20120710:10:09:00

you don t need to be a meteorologist to know it has been a very warm year so far. now we have official word on just how hot it has been. government forecasters say the first half of this year has been the hottest six months in u.s. history. more than 24,000 heat records have already been shattered this year. 170 all-time record highs were broken or tied in the month of june alone. whew. those numbers say it all don t they? and a big chunk of the country is finally getting a break from all the heat. southern california getting a nice taste of it. people were struggling to cool off as temperatures in the valleys and deserts soared into the triple digits. excessive heat warnings remain in effect for most of today. but there was some relief along the coast. in central virginia, some residents haven t had power in ten days. so they have been cooling off in prison. yes, the old jailhouse in amherst county serving as an emergency shelter since storms hit the area last month. it closed as a

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what s going on in our city that no one would take the time to help this drowning man. could we have done more when the gentleman became unconscious? certainly there s that opportunity for us to have gone out and do more. we re looking at that. alameda officials say they ll reinstate the water rescue training. 911 what s your emergency? i called a little bit ago. i found out my granddaughter has been taken. she has been missing. her mother finally admitted she s been missing. casey anthony s mother cindy breaks down on the stand in an orlando courtroom. the jury hears cindy anthony s 911 call to report her granddaughter caylee missing. she told the 911 operator her daughter s car smelled like a dead body. prosecutors say casey anthony killed her daughter and buried the body in nearby woods and then pretended that she was missing. sarah palin tops off a meeting with donald trump with a visit to the statue of liberty today. her i m not running for anything bus tour st

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100703:18:42:00

deeply disappointing and wrong. and liz cheney adds that it s time for steele to go. another gloomy prediction about the gulf oil disaster. government forecasters say there s a pretty good chance the oil will reach south florida. the places they are naming, the keys, miami and ft. lauderdale. perhaps you re going somewhere this fourth. join the club. aaa estimates that nearly 35 million people are traveling 100 miles or more this weekend. about a 17% increase over last year. and 90% of travelers will be hitting the highways, hitting the road. the road trips involve a lot of fun but also lots of food that you probably would never think about eating at home, from greasy fries to those neon orange cheese curls, all the quick and easy treat that is you grab on the go and probably shouldn t. we ve got some tips to help you eat healthy on the road. joining us right now is registered dietitian lesley

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KPIX - 20120907:00:47:15

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KPIX - 20120907:00:47:15
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