High School Student drove some ten miles over to the middle school to confront the middle School Student. Well, the middle School Student, were told, was armed and fired at the high School Student. Right there on school grounds, the high School Student dropped immediately and were told is in critical condition. We understand the police have the middle School Student in custody. We dont know why a high School Student would drive over to a middle School School to confront a middle School Student. But we know that the middle School Student was armed and was able to fe actually the high School Student is the one in critical condition. Were still putting this story together and learning more from our affiliates in utah. This happening about 45 minutes ago. To the latest on dezigs 2016. Both donald trump and Hillary Clinton are in florida today urging voters to give them the edge to get to the white house. Clinton spoke to voters near miami. In her rally, she laid into donald trump saying sh
Are not there, it makes for treacherous driving. There is also significant flooding in parts around naples, 34 feet in some neighborhoods, but still very difficult driving around, the dreaded storm surge that was promised here is a possibility that could claim lives up to ten to 15 feet simply never happened, the back end of that storm was just too weak it, so no lives lost in the naples area. The real issue is electricity, it is dark and quiet, 2,000 people, almost the entire county, no air conditioning, no tv, no cell phone service, a loss of the schools are damaged as well, so it could be weeks before life gets back to normal in naples. Tucker steve in a darkened city. He is in key largo. That is one of the places hit hardest by the storm. Yeah, they are still cut off from the mainland, people who come across the bridge into key largo and head south, our emergency personnel, you can see this on the ocean side of the key is, on the bayside come on the west side, you will find more tr
This were pulled out from their roots by wind gusts up to 142 miles an hour yesterday afternoon in naples. It has been tough going for the people here. No electricity, a very dark, quiet area. Theyve been trying to make their way through the streets, downed power lines and trees, rescue crews are trying to clear the streets. A lot of neighborhoods still flooded. 12 inches of rain during the storm as well. The promised storm surge that people were afraid of that could be 10 to 15 feet come up suddenly and kill people. That simply did not materialize. The back end of the storm just too weak to make it happen. There are roofs down and trees down and power lines down, some serious destruction, not devastating destruction and most important, no lives lost in the storm in naples. The big challenge now is electricity. More than 200,000 people without it. No a. C. A lot of schools damaged as well. A lot of families will be having some tough times over the next few days as we wait to get back t
Buildings, routes, coming off. Crashing. Weve seen some street lights down as well. At the physical destruction is starting. Almost no one out at all. Hotels boarded up with plywood. In preparation for the past few days, long lines, flashlights debris flies in the air. People waiting out side for grocery at the grocery stores. Along the water, evacuation. Involuntary. For those who have decided to stay, they are on their own at this point. Now, they are not going to be able to go out and help people. Its a life or death situation in some cases. Dont put your life at risk. You see some small things just flying through the air. That could be the real danger. We could see 30 inches of rain around here. That would be catastrophic flooding. Coming from state officials. There is concern about the longterm. Four or five days it really puts people at risk, the storm surge. We have drama right now. I have the storm. The eye of the storm. It might still be to come. Kimberly, back to you. Kimberl
Roots by wind gusts up to 142 miles an hour yesterday afternoon in naples. It has been tough going for the people here. No electricity, a very dark, quiet area. Theyve been trying to make their way through the streets, downed power lines and trees, rescue crews are trying to clear the streets. A lot of neighborhoods still flooded. 12 inches of rain during the storm as well. The promised storm surge that people were afraid of that could be 10 to 15 feet come up suddenly and kill people. That simply did not materialize. The back end of the storm just too weak to make it happen. There are roofs down and trees down and power lines down, some serious destruction, not devastating destruction and most important, no lives lost in the storm in naples. The big challenge now is electricity. More than 200,000 people without it. No a. C. A lot of schools damaged as well. A lot of families will be having some tough times over the next few days as we wait to get back to normal here in naples. Kimberl