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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100703:13:17:00

hello. we re still talking about alex. right. alex is nothing anymore but is still having an effect. it is. you can see all the rain and thunderstorms right here just north of dallas into oklahoma. that s all alex. all of this moisture coming up from mexico is still creating showers and thunderstorms and a flood threat. t.j., we re also watching this which is something completely different, an area of low pressure that s developed just about 150 miles to the southeast of the mouth of the mississippi river. this is really kicking up some showers and thunderstorms towards new orleans and particularly towards florida. that s where we re watching for development there. now, for those of you that are heading to the beaches i can tell you a lot of the storms are staying offshore. here is a look at some of the advisories for alabama. you ve been hearing from reynolds wolf reporting. we have a little activity in terms of some significant oiling where terry cove for example is closed comp

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100505:18:09:00

now, what s not clear right now is whether the oil is on the shore, but one official says it is very close. the images also show the oil drifting south toward the luke current. scientists say the current, well, it could carry it toward florida and the florida keys. boy, what is mess if that happens. officials say that the long-term effects of the spill on wildlife are not even clear yet, but dead and endangered turtles have been washing up on gulf coast beaches, but they have no sign of oil. that s very interesting part of the story. federal officials are checking to see if aggressive shrimpers may have killed them. meantime, the efforts are full speed right now, full speed ahead by the containment effort by volunteers. the coast guard is planning to corral some oil and set on it fire. and local shrimpers are planning to use their boats to put down more boom in that area. in all about 9,700 people are working to protect the shoreline and wildlife and some 170 boats are also helping w

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100504:01:31:00

movie, you keep waiting for the scary part, like a slow motion disaster, 13 days now since this tragedy and a tragedy because 11 people were killed when it happened, but 200,000 gallons of oil, more, at least 200,000 gallons every day spewing in the gulf of mexico. we expect by today, the oil would reach the beach here and gulfport, mississippi, along the mississippi/louisiana coach, it hasn t reached the beach here. does that mean it wouldn t come here? unlikely, probably going to reach the next few days. nevertheless, we have been told by rob marciano, our colleague in a helicopter, the close point now the oil about 30 miles away from the coast. the winds light and variable the next all couple of days, may take a couple of days more but very likely that this huge amount of oil will hit the gulf coast beaches and make life very difficult for fishermen, for the tourist industry and everyone who lives here on the coast. larry: one other quick thing, gary is that a definite? is it gonn

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20150615:10:04:00

blood in the water coming over with the whitewash. kid was in shock. he was still coherent. both kids are out of surgery and their conditions have been upgraded to fair. the beaches will be back open today, but lifeguards are, of course, warning people to be cautious. there s also a new danger on the gulf coast beaches, a flesh-eating bacteria linked to shellfish. at least seven people have been infected just in florida and two have died. the bacteria enters the bloodstream through open cuts or scrapes and it loves warm saltwater. in biloxi mississippi, earlier this year 25-year-old jennifer mcleland lost her leg after becoming infected. the doctors woke me up and told me i didn t have a leg. the disease can also be contracted by eating raw or improperly cooked shellfish or just coming into contact with it. people with weakened immune systems are the most at risk. pressure is mounting for the head of the naacp chapter in spokane as questions swirl about her racial identity.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100813:17:30:15

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100813:17:30:15
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