Nebraska who will be ready to roll as soon as the storm passes. by the end of the day, we expect to have 30,000 and 40,000 linemen that will be here prior to the arrival of the storm, and then we will move in to restore power as soon as the storm passes. now, linemen are staging as far south as tropicana field in st. petersburg, and as far north as the florida/georgia line, and they are staging folks that will be able to clear debris, and set poles and lines and augment the efforts done by florida s department of transportation. power restoration will be a joint effort and all local municipalities should be ready to accept aid to get the power back on, and that s the goal,
Nebraska who will be ready to roll as soon as the storm passes. there are over 25,000 linemen already in florida as of this morning and by the end of the day we anticipate that to be between 30,040,000 linemen that will be here prior to the arrival of the storm and then we ll move in to restore power as soon as the storm passes. linemen are staging as far south as tropicana field in st. petersburg and north as the florida/georgia line and as far west as chiply in the panhandle. power companies are also staging folks ready to clear debris, set polls and lines and augment the efforts done by florida s department of transportation. power restoration will be a joint effort in all local municipalities should be ready to accept aid from other utility companies and their linemen to get power back on as soon as possible. that s the ultimate goal. rapid restoration of power.
Speaking right now at duke energy. we are staging assets ready to deploy as soon as it is safe. these companies have called in linemen from throughout the southeast as well as far away of places like nebraska who are ready to roll as soon as the storm passes. there are over 25,000 linemen already in florida as of this morning, and by the end of the day, we anticipate that to be between 30,000 and 40,000 linemen that will be here prior to the arrival of the storm. then we will move in to restore power as soon as the storm passes. now, linemen are staging as far south as tropicana field in st. petersburg, and as far north as the florida/georgia line and as far west as chipley in the panhandle. in addition to the linemen, the power companies are staging the folks who are ready to clear debris and set the poles and lines and augment the efforts by
it was different. it was different. i was real proud of our guys with their concentration level. we talked a little bit in the advance meeting today about every game is an opportunity to get closer to our goal, regardless of the circumstances. they really played well. and the orioles will play their home game this weekend at tropicana field in st. petersburg, florida. ryan young has more on what s been happening in the mandatory curfew. so the streets of baltimore are all clear. in fact, officers and community members work together to make sure the streets were empty after the curfew was in effect for the second knight in a row. but there were some very tense moments. this is when they were trying to make sure the streets were clear. you saw different gang members fighting in the streets. but community members once again stepped up and were able to push the gang members out of the way
Says the league is not aware of any prior closed door games. orioles announced that this weekend s home games would be moved to tropicana field in st. petersburg, florida. so i want to turn now to eduardo encino. he covers the orioles for the baltimore sun. this is unprecedented, isn t it? yeah, absolutely. i talked to baseball s official historian today. he said this has never happened. there s never been a situation where a game has been played in front of a that hasn t been played in front of paying crowds. it s unprecedented. this isn t the circumstances that anyone wanted this to happen under, but it is going to be history tomorrow. what s the reaction from fans. are they on board with this? yeah, i think so. i think for the most part, fans right now, they understand the situation in the community. the orioles really tried to make sure that these games could be played. i think they went through every