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LINKTV Newsline June 13, 2016

Group. Restoring local pride. Focussed on repairing a symbol of the city. Its being called the deadliest in u. S. History. 50 people were killed in a mass shooting in orlando, florida. Mourners gathered sunday night at a church near the sight. Rainbow gay pride colors were on display. A survivor of the attack described his ordeal. Im still shaken. Ive been dealing with the situation last night. The shooting started in the early hours of sunday morning. A witness said hearing multiple shots ring out. The fbi identified the shooter as 19yearold omar mateen. According to investigators he worked for a private Security Company and had a firearms license. They found out he purchased an automatic rifle and handgun a few days before the incident. He pledged his allegiance to the leader of Islamic State group. His former wife told reporters he was abusive. A few months after we were married i saw his instability and he would get mad out of nowhere. After a few months he started abusing me physi

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KCSM Newsline September 12, 2015

Two meters inside the store. Officials say theres not enough food and supplies at some shelters as thousands of people fled their homes. Local volunteers here provided evacuees with handmade rice balls. Translator im so glad, because we didnt have breakfast today. The Recovery Efforts could take a while. Workers here started pumping water back to the river. And some residents are now clearing debris from their homes. Translator im just shocked, really shocked. Translator i dont even know where to start. Land Ministry Officials say the pumping work could take time. They say the water is spreading to lower ground, and it could flood more areas. Torrential rainfall also caused damage in neighboring tochigi prefecture. A landslide in kanuma city crushed several homes. One man was rescued, but his wife died. Another man also died after he fell into a storm drain. With the flooding at historic levels, many people in joso city are seeking safety. Nhk worlds kazuwaki hirama reports. Reporter h

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KCSM Newsline January 19, 2016

KCSM Newsline January 19, 2016
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KCSM Newsline January 19, 2016

LINKTV Newsline September 11, 2015

As officials survey the damage, people further north are also seeing floods and landslides. And weather Officials Say theyre now facing an emergency situation. Three people died and more than 20 are missing. Hundreds of others are still stranded and thousands others are staying in temporary shelters. Rescue efforts resumed yesterday morning in joso city. Authorities say many are still waiting for help. But theyre dealing with large amounts of water and debris. The kinugawa river inundated several communities on thursday in ibaraki prefecture. About a hundred people spent the night on the second floor of a supermarket. Employees say the flood water rose to two meters inside the store. They were rescued by helicopters and boats. About 2,000 selfdefense force and personnel have been dispatched to the area. And theyre being assisted by 40 choppers. Translator i couldnt go anywhere. I was so isolated. Translator last night all of a sudden we lost the electricity andight after that water cam

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