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Might see some new evidence in this case before Election Day, because here, Judge Chutkin is allowing prosecutors to submit hundreds of pages of evidence and arguments that they have gathered against former President Trump related to efforts to subvert the 2020 election. And the reason shes allowing this is because she believes the Supreme Court it has issued her a task and that is to look through the allegations here. And the evidence and determine which portions of this case maybe immune from prosecution under their ruling granting former President Trump, but other president s partial immunity for official acts. So this could potentially be filed on thursday. It will be filed under seal so its possible that she could release this at some point before the election. But of course, jake, if trump is reelected, both of smiths cases will be dismissed. And paul, as you know, there are lots of other legal threads to the election. This afternoon. For example, theres A Critical hearing in mis
I ve been working on the Herald-Tribune s annual Hurricane Guide for so long that I ve lost count at least 20 years.
When my husband and I moved to Florida in 1994, one of the first things we did was go to one of former Charlotte County Emergency Manager Wayne Sallade s annual preparedness seminars. While he often tried (and succeeded) in scaring the heck out of residents with his message, he was literally a lifesaver when Category 4 Hurricane Charley hit Punta Gorda and Port Charlotte in 2004.
His dire warnings about the area s storm surge vulnerability still resonate, with thousands more homes being built in low-lying areas near the Gulf Coast. Charley was a wind event, and the compact storm with an 8-mile-wide eye was more like a giant tornado with sustained winds of 145 mph that flattened or tore roofs off homes and businesses. The powerful, fast-moving storm still had 100-mph winds after it ripped across Florida and exited on the east coast.
we could see a system developing into a tropical depression over the next couple of days and it is now over the turks and caicos and some of the moisture will head over the bahamas, some of the areas that were decimated a week ago. and not a huge system but the rain and the possibility of tracking another system, we still have hurricane fatigue with dorian last week. and here is why the hurricane center is saying, and 50% chance it becomes a depression and the next five days a 70% chance. and the general depression is towards florida but this is the european computer model and it brings heavy rain to northern portions of the bahamas, and then develop off the east coast of florida, and our american model by the way has put it in areas off the west coast of florida so until they actually develop, and we get a have of the storm to track, it is really hard, our computers kind of shift around a little bit but you may hear more about this today because of the threat to the east coast than yo