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Hurricane Irma left people with no power and food and the death toll has risen.

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The cleanup continues in Florida, especially in the Keys. Rescue workers are getting supplies to the Virgin Islands. A bunch of people are still without food, water, and power.

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At least 16 storm-related deaths have been reported on the US mainland, according to local officials.

Before making landfall in the Florida Keys, Irma killed at least 38 people in the Caribbean islands.

As Irma marched across the southeast this week, it knocked out power in Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina and North Carolina, leaving 4.4 million customers without electricity. Key West had a high temperature of 92 degrees on Tuesday.

"After visiting shelters this week and talking to people who evacuated due to Hurricane Irma, the number one thing I heard from families is that they want their power back on," Gov. Rick Scott said.

Customers who lost electricity on the eastern side of Florida will likely have power restored by this weekend, because fewer electrical poles came down in the storm than in other parts of the state, Florida Power & Light said Tuesday.

Customers on the west coast of Florida, where Hurricane Irma made landfall, will likely have power restored by September 22, according to the company.

The company is focusing first on schools, hospitals and other critical infrastructure.

'FPL please'

In Islamorada, resident Chris Crooks made a sign imploring Florida Power & Light to restore electricity.

"FPL please," the sign said with an arrow pointing to his street. He said he's tried to reach out to the company on social media but his power is still out.

"Maybe somebody can see because I've done all the Facebook stuff and I've done all the apps and this and that ... and they're just 'we're getting to you, we're getting to you," he said.

Several states affected

Massive power outages are crippling much of the Southeast on Tuesday. Among the hardest hit by Irma::

Florida:
About 4.4 million customers are without power across the state, authorities said. They include homes, organizations and businesses.
Georgia: Almost 700,000 customers are in the dark, according to Georgia Power and Georgia EMC.

South Carolina: Almost 55,000 customers have no power, according to Duke Energy and SCE&G.

North Carolina:
More than 29,000 customers don't have electricity, according to Duke Energy.
Alabama:
More than 7,000 customers are without electricity, Alabama Power said.

Areas cut off

Irma cut off communication in entire neighborhoods. Two days after the storm made landfall on Cudjoe Key, authorities and a few residents were finally able to reach some of the Florida Keys on Tuesday.

What they found was devastating: Based on initial estimates, 25% of the houses on the chain of islands have been destroyed, the Federal Emergency Management Agency said. An additional 65% suffered major damage.

"Basically, every house in the Keys was impacted some way," FEMA Administrator Brock Long said.

But Key West City Manager Jim Scholl told CNN those estimates might be high. The damage in his city and in his neighborhood on Cudjoe Key didn't match those dire numbers, he said.

One of the challenges in Key West is moving debris out of the roadways and fixing the water infrastructure -- the area is under a boil water advisory.

"That's why we don't want people to, en masse, return down here to the Keys. And we certainly understand the frustration," he said. "Everyone wants to get down here and check out their homes."

It's a long wait for those sifting through what's left of their homes throughout Florida in the oppressive heat and high humidity -- doing so while they wait for the power to come back on and thus the air conditioning.

Nine states impacted

Irma, which stretched 650 miles from east to west, has pummeled at least nine states -- deluging city streets, knocking over trees and destroying homes along the way.

At least 16 storm-related deaths have already been reported on the US mainland, according to local officials:

Florida
has reported 12 deaths, Alberto C. Moscoso, a spokesman for Florida Division of Emergency Management, said Tuesday evening.
Georgia
had three deaths. A 62-year-old man who was on his roof was killed in Worth County, which experienced wind gusts of 69 mph. Another man was killed in Sandy Springs when a tree fell on his house. And a woman was killed when a tree struck her vehicle in Cumming.
South Carolina
had two deaths.A 57-year-old man was struck by a falling tree limb during the storm. State emergency officials said a driver with a Florida license plate also died from the storm, but did not give further details.

Flights, hospitals will be back online

While the Keys have an exhaustive recovery ahead, signs of normalcy will pop up Tuesday elsewhere in Florida.

And Florida Hospital, a health provider in the state, said it would reopen many of its impacted facilities on Tuesday or Wednesday.

This is the first time on record that the continental United States has had two Category 4 hurricane landfalls in the same year. Last month, Hurricane Harvey devastated much of coastal Texas and killed more than 70 people.

CNN's Chris Cuomo in Big Pine Key, Florida, and CNN's Chris Boyette, Tina Burnside, Rene Marsh, Darran Simon, and Keith Allen contributed to this report.

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Florida faces days without power after Hurricane Irma

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At least 16 storm-related deaths have been reported on the US mainland, according to local officials. Before making landfall in the Florida Keys, Irma killed at least 38 people in the Caribbean islands. As Irma marched across the southeast this week, it knocked out power in Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina and North Carolina, leaving 4.4 million customers without electricity.

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Red Sox were caught using Apple watches to spy on opponents.

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Red Sox caught using Apple Watches to spy on opponents

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MLB investigators corroborate allegations from Yankees that team stole hand signals; Jared Max reports on 'America's Newsroom'

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A hunter found a 1,100 year old viking sword in Norwegian mountains.

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The incredibly well-preserved Viking sword was found by a reindeer hunter on a remote mountain in Southern Norway.

The Glacier Archaeology Program at Oppland County Council was recently notified about the sword, which was found in late August in the high mountains of the Lesja area. "It is a common type of Viking sword - what makes it special is the context and the preservation: It was found at 1640 m [5381 feet] above sea level," explained Lars Pilø, an archaeologist at Oppland County Council, in an email to Fox News. "To my knowledge, a Viking sword has never been found at such a high altitude before."
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Researchers accompanied hunter Einar Ambakk, who found the sword, back to the site with a metal detector, but were unable to find any other artifacts nearby.

Pilø told Fox News that the sword had been lying on the mountain surface for around 1,100 years. " That a sword should survive more than a thousand years in the open is hard for some people to believe," he explained, but added that, for professional glacier and high altitude archaeologists, it is less surprising. "Previously we have found iron arrowheads that are even older, with the same degree of preservation," he added.
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Pilø attributed the sword's incredible preservation to excellent quality of Viking iron, as well as the cold, dry conditions on the mountain. Additionally, the sword was found lying in scree, or small, loose stones, as opposed to soil, which helped preserve it, he said. "Just to be clear: the sword is not from the ice, though of course it would have been covered with snow and ice for much of the year," he said.

In a post on the Glacier Archaeology Program's website, Secrets of the Ice, Pilø speculates that, given the inhospitable terrain, it is possible that the sword's owner became lost during a blizzard. "It seems likely that the sword belonged to a Viking who died on the mountain, perhaps from exposure," he said. "However, if that is indeed the case, was he traveling in the high mountains with only his sword? It is a bit of a mystery..."
TINY VIKING CRUCIFIX COULD REWRITE HISTORY
In his email to Fox News, Pilø explained that retreating glaciers and ice patches have revealed a trove of artifacts in Oppland County. "We have more than half of such finds worldwide, the oldest dating back 6,000 years," he said. "The retreat of mountain glaciers and ice patches here in Oppland is part of a worldwide phenomenon linked to climate change."

The sword is just the latest fascinating archaeological find in Norway. Last year, for example, archaeologists in Trondheim unearthed the church where Viking King Olaf Haraldsson was first enshrined as a saint.
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Viking sword discovery: Hunter finds 1,100-year-old weapon on Norwegian mountain

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The incredibly well-preserved Viking sword was found by a reindeer hunter on a remote mountain in Southern Norway. The Glacier Archaeology Program at Oppland County Council was recently notified about the sword, which was found in late August in the high mountains of the Lesja area.

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hurriciane irma survivors in the carribean are left with apocalyptic after math and have no food,water or power

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Georgia teacher removed from classroom after comparing Trump's logo to a swastika. She was fired after the Principal of River Ridge High School, Derrell Herring claimed she was "not teaching" effective immideately.

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A man  shot and killed  8 people at Dallas Cowboy watch party.

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A police officer who was called to the home in Plano Sunday shot and killed the gunman there, authorities said.

The names of the victims and the gunman were not immediately released. The gunman had a connection to the house, Plano Police Chief Greg Rushin said, without elaborating.

"They (the victims) knew who he was. It wasn't a stranger-on-stranger crime," Rushin said at a news conference Monday.

The victims were men and women in their 20s and 30s, Rushin said.

"We've never had a shooting of this magnitude. We've never seen this many victims before. It's just a terrible event," the chief said.

Calls reporting multiple gunshots came in to Plano Police dispatch around 8 p.m. Sunday. An officer nearby approached the residence just two minutes later, where he heard gunfire and found shooting victims down in the backyard, Rushin said.

The officer "showed great bravery," immediately engaging and fatally shooting the armed suspect who was inside the residence, Rushin said.

Seven of the victims were pronounced dead at the scene, and two more were rushed to the hospital. One of the hospitalized patients later died.

The status of the surviving victim is unknown, Rushin said.

Multiple firearms of different types were recovered at the scene, the chief said.

The shooter may have been seen with a gun at a bar near the residence just before the shooting occurred, he added.

Police are not pursuing any other suspects, Rushin said.

The investigation is ongoing. Texas Rangers are handling the police-involved shooting investigation. The Plano Police Department is also conducting an internal administrative review of the officer, who has not been identified.

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8 killed in shooting at Dallas Cowboys watch party in Plano, police say

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A police officer who was called to the home in Plano Sunday shot and killed the gunman there, authorities said. The names of the victims and the gunman were not immediately released. The gunman had a connection to the house, Plano Police Chief Greg Rushin said, without elaborating.

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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy is calling on Illinois Democratic Rep. Luis Gutierrez to apologize for saying White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, a retired Marine general, is “a disgrace to the uniform.”

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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy is calling on Illinois Democratic Rep. Luis Gutierrez to apologize for saying White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, a retired Marine general, is "a disgrace to the uniform."

"What is disgraceful is to attack the character of such an honorable man, who has dedicated his life to serving this country and whose family gave the ultimate sacrifice. I believe Rep. Gutierrez owes General Kelly and his family an apology," McCarthy told reporters Wednesday.

McCarthy noted how Kelly, whose son was killed in Afghanistan in 2010, is the highest-ranking servicemember to lose a child in Afghanistan or Iraq.

"General Kelly has served his country in the Marines," McCarthy said. "He is serving his country again in this administration. He is truly an American patriot."

Gutierrez attacked Kelly last week after expressing anger over President Trump's decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program that shielded young illegal immigrants from deportation.

"General Kelly is a hypocrite who is a disgrace to the uniform he used to wear," Gutierrez said.

The Democrat also said Kelly "has no honor and should be drummed out of the White House along with the white supremacists and those enabling the president's actions by 'just following orders.'"

In an email to Fox News late Sunday, Kelly responded to Gutierrez by saying Congress did "nothing" to help the young illegal immigrants in the DACA program when they had the chance.
JOHN KELLY FIRES BACK AT DEMOCRAT WHO CALLED HIM 'DISGRACE TO THE UNIFORM'
"As far as the congressman and other irresponsible members of Congress are concerned, they have the luxury of saying what they want as they do nothing and have almost no responsibility," Kelly said. "They can call people liars but it would be inappropriate for me to say the same thing back at them. As my blessed mother used to say 'empty barrels make the most noise.'"

He concluded, "The congressman has a right to his opinion."

But Gutierrez isn't backing down. He doubled down on his attack at a Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute event on Tuesday.

"He's a politician, okay, not a general," Gutierrez said, according to the Washington Post. "I don't see a uniform. He's a politician who works for Donald Trump."
Fox News' Christopher Wallace and Mike Emanuel contributed to this report.

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Dem Rep. Gutierrez owes John Kelly an apology, House majority leader says

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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy is calling on Illinois Democratic Rep. Luis Gutierrez to apologize for saying White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, a retired Marine general, is "a disgrace to the uniform." "What is disgraceful is to attack the character of such an honorable man, who has dedicated his life to serving this country and whose family gave the ultimate sacrifice.

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6 dead in Florida nursing home after the power fails it turned the facility into a death trap, with the lack of air conditioning homes are churning with carbon monoxide and people around Florida are dealing with the essence heat.

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More than 100 people were evacuated from a Florida nursing home after five people were reported dead at the Hollywood facility, whose residents were suffering from intense heat caused by a lack of electricity after deadly Hurricane Irma swept through.

Hurricane Irma may have moved on from Florida, but lingering dangers caused by the storm, including carbon monoxide poisoning, remain in the Sunshine State as millions wait for power to be restored.

In South Florida police evacuated several people from a nursing home without in Hollywood, where at least five people have died, WSVN reported.

Hollywood Fire Rescue and police told WSVN a total 120 people were evacuated at The Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills due to intense heat and no power.

Broward County Mayor Barbara Sharief confirmed five people have died, but it remains unknown whether the deaths are related to the heat.

The mayor added three deaths occurred at the nursing home, and two deaths took place as they were transported to a nearby hospital.

In Central Florida, three people were found dead inside an Orlando home Tuesday from apparent carbon monixide poisoning, officials said.

Orange County Sheriff's Office spokesman Jeff Williams told the Associated Press a deputy responded to the the home following a 911 call from what sounded like a juvenile. The deputy was then overcome by fumes while approaching the home and called for fire rescue.

Firefighters discovered two people dead inside the home, FOX 35 Orlando reported. Another person who tried to get out out of the home was found dead on the front lawn, while four others from inside the home were taken to a nearby hospital. Rescue workers found a portable gasoline generator running inside the home.

Futher north in Daytona Beach, police said one person died and three others are being treated at a hospital Wednesday for carbon monoxide poisoning from an electric generator.

The Daytona Beach Fire Department officials said on Twitter that a generator was running inside the home.

A neighbor told Fox 35 Orlando that generators were not allowed in the community.

Officials across Florida are warning people to keep generators outside their homes. Carbon monoxide from a generator is also suspected in the death of a man in Miami, while authorities say another dozen people were treated for carbon monoxide on Tuesday in Polk and Brevard counties.

One Miami-area apartment building was evacuated Tuesday after authorities determined a lack of power made it unsafe for elderly tenants, while officers arrived at another retirement community to help people stranded on upper floors without access to working elevators.

Elsewhere, a South Florida townhouse that weathered the storm was gutted by fire when power was restored, causing the stove to ignite items left on the cooktop.

The number of deaths blamed on Irma in Florida climbed to 13 with the carbon monoxide deaths, in addition to four in South Carolina and two in Georgia. At least 37 people were killed in the Caribbean.

"We've got a lot of work to do, but everybody's going to come together," Florida Gov. Rick Scott said. "We're going to get this state rebuilt."

The number of people without electricity in the steamy late-summer heat dropped to 9.5 million - just under half of Florida's population. Utility officials warned it could take 10 days or more for power to be fully restored. About 110,000 people remained in shelters across the state.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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5 dead, 120 evacuated from Florida nursing home due to intense heat, loss of power

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More than 100 people were evacuated from a Florida nursing home after five people were reported dead at the Hollywood facility, whose residents were suffering from intense heat caused by a lack of electricity after deadly Hurricane Irma swept through.

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A woman has been arrested on suspicion of attempted burglary at the London school attended by Prince George, according to police.

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A 40-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of attempted burglary at the London school attended by Prince George, according to police.

The woman, who was not identified, was taken into custody today after trying to access at Thomas's Battersea School on Tuesday, the Metropolitan Police Service said in a statement.

George, 4, began attending the private school in Battersea, South London, last week. He was escorted to his first day of school there by his father, Prince William, and Helen Haslem, the head of Thomas's lower school.

"We are working with the school, which is attended by His Royal Highness Prince George, to review its security arrangements after the incident," police said. "Police were alerted and officers attended immediately after the issue came to light."

The suspect remains in custody at a South London police station.

Thomas's Battersea has approximately 550 students from a variety of backgrounds - whom George will one day lead as king. The approximately $23,000-per-year school teaches a range of traditional subjects, along with ballet, art, drama, French, music and physical education.

George, whose parents are the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, is known as George Cambridge to his classmates.

The Metropolitan Police Service are part of the security force for members of the royal family.

The police said Thomas's Battersea is responsible for building its own security but pledged to continue to "work closely" with the school.

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Woman arrested on suspicion of attempted burglary at Prince George's school

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A 40-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of attempted burglary at the London school attended by Prince George, according to police. The woman, who was not identified, was taken into custody today after trying to access at Thomas's Battersea School on Tuesday, the Metropolitan Police...

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scientist have discovered that sitting for long distance of time that you can die early

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Yes, sitting too long can kill you, even if you exercise

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Sitting for excessively long periods of time is a risk factor for early death -- no matter how much you exercise.

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This man creates fake news for U.S politics and he's is proud of it

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In the weeks following the 2016 presidential election, pundits, politicians and tech titans all sought to figure out whether fake news had affected the outcome.

Hillary Clinton publicly castigated the "guys over in Macedonia who are running these fake news sites," and suggested they may have been working with Russia. The New Yorker reported that President Obama spent a day after Trump's victory talking "almost obsessively" with advisers about the stories coming out of Veles.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was initially more skeptical about Facebook's influence on the election outcome.

He changed his tune, however, and announced a slew of measures designed to control the spread of fake news.

Facebook says it spots fake news accounts by looking for certain patterns of activity - repeated posting of the same content, or a sudden increase in messaging. It is putting warning labels on fake stories in some countries, and the company has also taken steps to undercut the business model of fake news publishers.

In September, Facebook told U.S. congressional investigators that it sold around $100,000 worth of political ads to a so-called Russian troll farm that was targeting American voters during the 2016 election.

Some fake news producers in Veles said they had also paid Facebook for ads, but the company declined to answer questions from CNN on whether it had tracked sales in Macedonia.

Google has also joined in the fight against fake news.

Google declined to share specific data on the number of advertising accounts it has closed in Macedonia. But it said its automated system detects "bad publishers," and is evolving all the time. It also has a dedicated enforcement team that reviews sites.

Three fake news producers in Veles said their Google ad accounts were suspended in recent months, and their Facebook fan pages have been blocked. Several others said they knew people who had experienced the same.

Still, the fake news producers are determined to skirt the controls. One new tactic is buying legit Facebook accounts off young children for €2 ($2.40) before changing the names to sound more American. Most of the posts will be about Trump, according to Mikhail.

"I'm posting about Hillary, Bernie Sanders maybe sometimes, but I don't get paid enough for that," Mikhail said. ■

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The fake news machine: Inside a town gearing up for 2020

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In the weeks following the 2016 presidential election, pundits, politicians and tech titans all sought to figure out whether fake news had affected the outcome. Hillary Clinton publicly castigated the "guys over in Macedonia who are running these fake news sites," and suggested they may have been working with Russia.

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London’s Metropolitan police released additional photos of the jogger who pushed a woman in front of an incoming bus.

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London's Metropolitan police released additional photos of the jogger who pushed a woman in front of an incoming bus.

The latest CCTV photos come nearly four months after the 33-year-old woman was suddenly pushed onto the road by a stranger as she walked across Putney Bridge in west London.

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The photos were taken by a passenger on the bus as the jogger passed it. The bus narrowly avoided hitting the woman seconds later.

"Images of this alarming incident have been circulated widely and we continue to work through the information received to identify the man responsible," Det. Sergeant Chris Griffith said in a statement. "We are grateful to those who have assisted so far."

The jogger is described as a white man in his 30s with brown eyes and short brown hair. During the incident, he was wearing a light gray T-shirt and dark blue shorts with gray running shoes.

Police said that about 15 minutes after the May 5 incident, the jogger returned to the bridge. The woman tried to speak to him, but he did not acknowledge her and continued jogging.

An American banker, identified by local media outlets as 41-year-old Eric Bellquist, was arrested last month in connection to the incident but he was cleared from any wrongdoing and released.

His lawyers said in a statement that they could prove he was in the United States at the time of the incident.

A second man, also 41 and who has not been named, was also arrested and released with no further action.
Lucia I. Suarez Sang is a Reporter for FoxNews.com. Follow her on Twitter @luciasuarezsang

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London's Metropolitan police released additional photos of the jogger who pushed a woman in front of an incoming bus. The latest CCTV photos come nearly four months after the 33-year-old woman was suddenly pushed onto the road by a stranger as she walked across Putney Bridge in west London.

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5 dead at Florida Nursing home after irma knocked out their Air Conditioning.

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Five people are dead after an incident at a Hollywood, Florida, nursing home involving air conditioning issues.

While the causes of their deaths were not immediately clear, the entire facility was evacuated due to the cooling issues.

An individual handling air conditioning for the facility told ABC affiliate WPLG that a fuse was damaged during Hurricane Irma, resulting in cooling issues for the past few days.

The facility itself has power, the individual said.

Three people died at the nursing home, and two more were pronounced dead after being taken to a nearby hospital.

This story is developing. Please check back for more updates.

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5 dead at Florida nursing home after Irma tore through state

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Five people are dead after an incident at a Hollywood, Florida, nursing home involving air conditioning issues. While the causes of their deaths were not immediately clear, the entire facility was evacuated due to the cooling issues. An individual handling air conditioning for the facility told...

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Country singer Kenny Chesney vows to help the virgin islands. Irma kill 38 people and destroyed a lot of homes, including a house that Kenny Chesney has.

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The Category 5 storm tore through the Caribbean last week, killing at least 38 people and destroying buildings -- including the singer's home on the US Virgin Island of St. John.

"It's hard to put it into words, because I have got so many memories, so many friends there, so many fabrics and pieces of my life on that island," Chesney told CNN's Anderson Cooper on "AC360." "To see that devastation and to see what it is today, when I was just there last week, is really heart breaking."

The country music superstar has been a resident of St. John for years. He was not on the island at the time of the storm, but was able to shelter 17 people at his home. They survived and, with Chesney's help, were able to evacuate the island.

Kate Hanna lost her home to Irma and rode out the storm in Chesney's home.

"It literally saved our lives," Hanna said. "My house is pretty much completely destroyed."

Hanna recounted sheltering in Chesney's home as Irma battered the Virgin Island. "We thought we were in a safe spot and then the window blew in," she said. "So, we went into the laundry room, and we had 17 of us including 5 dogs and four kids and we -- some of the boys grabbed a couple mattresses and we ended up in there for about five hours with mattresses and a washing machine and dryer and five guys taking turns rotating in and out, holding up the door so that it wouldn't blow in, results of flooding. Luckily, there was a shop vac in there that we were able to dump the water out and kind of keep it not from completely flooding."

Chesney says he's determined to help evacuees and help the island rebuild. He created a foundation called Love for Love City to help US and British Virgin Islands victims of Hurricane Irma.

"The rebuilding is not going to be measured within a few days or a few weeks or a few months. It's going to be measured in years, sadly enough." Chesney added, "The heart and the spirit of that island is very resilient."

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The Category 5 storm tore through the Caribbean last week, killing at least 38 people and destroying buildings -- including the singer's home on the US Virgin Island of St. John. "It's hard to put it into words, because I have got so many memories, so many friends there, so many fabrics and pieces of my life on that island," Chesney told CNN's Anderson Cooper on "AC360."

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6 people are dead after hurricane Irma knocks out air conditioning

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Five people are dead after an incident at a Hollywood, Florida, nursing home involving air conditioning issues.

While the causes of their deaths were not immediately clear, the entire facility was evacuated due to the cooling issues.

An individual handling air conditioning for the facility told ABC affiliate WPLG that a fuse was damaged during Hurricane Irma, resulting in cooling issues for the past few days.

The facility itself has power, the individual said.

Three people died at the nursing home, and two more were pronounced dead after being taken to a nearby hospital.

This story is developing. Please check back for more updates.

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Cassini is heading for its suicide dive into Saturn after a "goodbye kiss" with titan.

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After a "goodbye kiss" with Saturn's huge moon Titan, NASA's Cassini spacecraft should now be on course for its suicide dive into the ringed planet Friday (Sept. 15).

Cassini zoomed within 73,974 miles (119,049 kilometers) of Titan Monday (Sept. 11) in a flyby designed to lower the probe's orbit enough to ensure that it will crash into Saturn's thick atmosphere as planned on Friday, NASA officials said.

Monday's encounter was the last of more than 100 that Cassini has had with Titan since the spacecraft arrived in the Saturn system on the night of June 30, 2004. [ Cassini's Saturn Crash 2017: How to Watch Its 'Grand Finale']

"Cassini has been in a long-term relationship with Titan, with a new rendezvous nearly every month for more than a decade," Cassini project manager Earl Maize, of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, said in a statement.

"This final encounter is something of a bittersweet goodbye, but as it has done throughout the mission, Titan's gravity is once again sending Cassini where we need it to go," Maize added.

Mission team members should know for sure whether Cassini is lined up properly for its death dive after a scheduled check-in with the probe this evening (Sept. 12), NASA officials said.

That death dive was planned because Cassini is running out of fuel, and the spacecraft's handlers want to make sure the probe is disposed of properly before they lose control of it. The main goal is to make sure that Cassini doesn't contaminate Titan or fellow Saturn satellite Enceladus with microbes from Earth.

Scientists think both moons may be capable of supporting life. The 313-mile-wide (504 km) Enceladus harbors an ocean of liquid water beneath its icy shell, and hydrothermal hot spots within that ocean may provide energy for organisms, if any exist there.

Titan, which is 3,200 miles (5,150 km) wide, is also thought to possess a subsurface water ocean. Titan also has lakes and seas of liquid hydrocarbons on its surface. Both of these environments may be habitable - though any life that swims about in the surface seas would be very different than the organisms we're familiar with here on Earth.

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Cassini headed for Saturn plunge after Titan 'goodbye kiss'

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After a "goodbye kiss" with Saturn's huge moon Titan, NASA's Cassini spacecraft should now be on course for its suicide dive into the ringed planet Friday (Sept. 15). Cassini zoomed within 73,974 miles (119,049 kilometers) of Titan Monday (Sept.

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The MLB team The Cleveland Indians has won 20 straight games in a row.This record is tied with the 2002 Oakland A´s .

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Frustrations are boiling over for the Tigers, Feeling that Buck Farmer has been getting squeezed, catcher James McCann and then manager Brad Ausmus were ejected by home-plate ump Quinn Wolcott. Backup catcher John Hicks then "missed" a pitch that hit Wolcott in the shoulder. Yandy Diaz then just missed the knockout punch, lining out with the bases loaded with two outs. And we're only heading to the fourth.

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Cleveland Indians Baseball - Indians News, Scores, Stats, Rumors & More - ESPN

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Frustrations are boiling over for the Tigers, Feeling that Buck Farmer has been getting squeezed, catcher James McCann and then manager Brad Ausmus were ejected by home-plate ump Quinn Wolcott. Backup catcher John Hicks then "missed" a pitch that hit Wolcott in the shoulder.

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A man shot and killed 8 cowboys down in Dallas Texas were people gathered to watch cowboy watch party call reports came around 8 pm on a Sunday  night seven of the victims were said as dead and the other two were rushed to the hospital and one of the hospital patient died later that night

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A police officer who was called to the home in Plano Sunday shot and killed the gunman there, authorities said.

The names of the victims and the gunman were not immediately released. The gunman had a connection to the house, Plano Police Chief Greg Rushin said, without elaborating.

"They (the victims) knew who he was. It wasn't a stranger-on-stranger crime," Rushin said at a news conference Monday.

The victims were men and women in their 20s and 30s, Rushin said.

"We've never had a shooting of this magnitude. We've never seen this many victims before. It's just a terrible event," the chief said.

Calls reporting multiple gunshots came in to Plano Police dispatch around 8 p.m. Sunday. An officer nearby approached the residence just two minutes later, where he heard gunfire and found shooting victims down in the backyard, Rushin said.

The officer "showed great bravery," immediately engaging and fatally shooting the armed suspect who was inside the residence, Rushin said.

Seven of the victims were pronounced dead at the scene, and two more were rushed to the hospital. One of the hospitalized patients later died.

The status of the surviving victim is unknown, Rushin said.

Multiple firearms of different types were recovered at the scene, the chief said.

The shooter may have been seen with a gun at a bar near the residence just before the shooting occurred, he added.

Police are not pursuing any other suspects, Rushin said.

The investigation is ongoing. Texas Rangers are handling the police-involved shooting investigation. The Plano Police Department is also conducting an internal administrative review of the officer, who has not been identified.

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8 killed in shooting at Dallas Cowboys watch party in Plano, police say

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A police officer who was called to the home in Plano Sunday shot and killed the gunman there, authorities said. The names of the victims and the gunman were not immediately released. The gunman had a connection to the house, Plano Police Chief Greg Rushin said, without elaborating.

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boy falls into a volcanic crater in Italy
11 boy died after falling into a crater because there was a small earthquake making the ground unstable so he fell in

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boy falls into a volcanic crater in italy - cnn video

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Boy falls into a volcanic crater in Italy - CNN Video

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An 11-year-old boy died after he fell into a volcanic crater in Italy and his parents also died when they tried to help him, police said.

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In Norwood Colorado, 5 people have been charged with child abuse dealing with the deaths of two young girls.The girls were between the ages of 5 to 10 and had been dead for two weeks.

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NORWOOD, Colo. (AP) - A fifth suspect has surrendered to authorities after the child abuse deaths of two young girls whose bodies were found on a southwestern Colorado farm.

San Miguel County officials said four people were arrested Friday after the bodies of the girls were found on a farm outside Norwood, about 30 miles (48 kilometers) west of the ski resort town of Telluride. The fifth suspect surrendered Saturday.

Sheriff's spokeswoman Susan Lilly says investigators believe the girls - who were between the ages of 5 and 10 - had been dead for at least two weeks.

The two men and three women who were arrested are being held on suspicion of fatal child abuse.

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5th suspect surrenders in deaths of 2 girls on Colorado farm

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NORWOOD, Colo. (AP) - A fifth suspect has surrendered to authorities after the child abuse deaths of two young girls whose bodies were found on a southwestern Colorado farm. San Miguel County officials said four people were arrested Friday after the bodies of the girls were found on a farm outside Norwood, about 30 miles (48 kilometers) west of the ski resort town of Telluride.

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Nursing home ~ 100 were evacuated,  5 dead at Florida nursing home due to intense heat, loss of power after Irma.

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More than 100 people were evacuated from a Florida nursing home after five people were reported dead at the Hollywood facility, whose residents were suffering from intense heat caused by a lack of electricity after deadly Hurricane Irma swept through.

Hurricane Irma may have moved on from Florida, but lingering dangers caused by the storm, including carbon monoxide poisoning, remain in the Sunshine State as millions wait for power to be restored.

In South Florida police evacuated several people from a nursing home without in Hollywood, where at least five people have died, WSVN reported.

Hollywood Fire Rescue and police told WSVN a total 120 people were evacuated at The Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills due to intense heat and no power.

Broward County Mayor Barbara Sharief confirmed five people have died, but it remains unknown whether the deaths are related to the heat.

The mayor added three deaths occurred at the nursing home, and two deaths took place as they were transported to a nearby hospital.

In Central Florida, three people were found dead inside an Orlando home Tuesday from apparent carbon monixide poisoning, officials said.

Orange County Sheriff's Office spokesman Jeff Williams told the Associated Press a deputy responded to the the home following a 911 call from what sounded like a juvenile. The deputy was then overcome by fumes while approaching the home and called for fire rescue.

Firefighters discovered two people dead inside the home, FOX 35 Orlando reported. Another person who tried to get out out of the home was found dead on the front lawn, while four others from inside the home were taken to a nearby hospital. Rescue workers found a portable gasoline generator running inside the home.

Futher north in Daytona Beach, police said one person died and three others are being treated at a hospital Wednesday for carbon monoxide poisoning from an electric generator.

The Daytona Beach Fire Department officials said on Twitter that a generator was running inside the home.

A neighbor told Fox 35 Orlando that generators were not allowed in the community.

Officials across Florida are warning people to keep generators outside their homes. Carbon monoxide from a generator is also suspected in the death of a man in Miami, while authorities say another dozen people were treated for carbon monoxide on Tuesday in Polk and Brevard counties.

One Miami-area apartment building was evacuated Tuesday after authorities determined a lack of power made it unsafe for elderly tenants, while officers arrived at another retirement community to help people stranded on upper floors without access to working elevators.

Elsewhere, a South Florida townhouse that weathered the storm was gutted by fire when power was restored, causing the stove to ignite items left on the cooktop.

The number of deaths blamed on Irma in Florida climbed to 13 with the carbon monoxide deaths, in addition to four in South Carolina and two in Georgia. At least 37 people were killed in the Caribbean.

"We've got a lot of work to do, but everybody's going to come together," Florida Gov. Rick Scott said. "We're going to get this state rebuilt."

The number of people without electricity in the steamy late-summer heat dropped to 9.5 million - just under half of Florida's population. Utility officials warned it could take 10 days or more for power to be fully restored. About 110,000 people remained in shelters across the state.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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5 dead, 120 evacuated from Florida nursing home due to intense heat, loss of power

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More than 100 people were evacuated from a Florida nursing home after five people were reported dead at the Hollywood facility, whose residents were suffering from intense heat caused by a lack of electricity after deadly Hurricane Irma swept through.

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There was 8 people killed at a Dallas Cowboy watch party

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A police officer who was called to the home in Plano Sunday shot and killed the gunman there, authorities said.

The names of the victims and the gunman were not immediately released. The gunman had a connection to the house, Plano Police Chief Greg Rushin said, without elaborating.

"They (the victims) knew who he was. It wasn't a stranger-on-stranger crime," Rushin said at a news conference Monday.

The victims were men and women in their 20s and 30s, Rushin said.

"We've never had a shooting of this magnitude. We've never seen this many victims before. It's just a terrible event," the chief said.

Calls reporting multiple gunshots came in to Plano Police dispatch around 8 p.m. Sunday. An officer nearby approached the residence just two minutes later, where he heard gunfire and found shooting victims down in the backyard, Rushin said.

The officer "showed great bravery," immediately engaging and fatally shooting the armed suspect who was inside the residence, Rushin said.

Seven of the victims were pronounced dead at the scene, and two more were rushed to the hospital. One of the hospitalized patients later died.

The status of the surviving victim is unknown, Rushin said.

Multiple firearms of different types were recovered at the scene, the chief said.

The shooter may have been seen with a gun at a bar near the residence just before the shooting occurred, he added.

Police are not pursuing any other suspects, Rushin said.

The investigation is ongoing. Texas Rangers are handling the police-involved shooting investigation. The Plano Police Department is also conducting an internal administrative review of the officer, who has not been identified.

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8 killed in shooting at Dallas Cowboys watch party in Plano, police say

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A police officer who was called to the home in Plano Sunday shot and killed the gunman there, authorities said. The names of the victims and the gunman were not immediately released. The gunman had a connection to the house, Plano Police Chief Greg Rushin said, without elaborating.

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Officers are accused for hazing victims using a ¨rape table¨

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Three Customs and Border Protection officers assigned to a specialized screening team at Newark Airport were arrested today for hazing fellow officers, allegedly pinning the victims to what was known as a "rape table," according to court records.

This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.

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Border Patrol agents arrested for hazing victims using 'rape table': Officials

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Three Customs and Border Protection officers assigned to a specialized screening team at Newark Airport were arrested today for hazing fellow officers, allegedly pinning the victims to what was known as a "rape table," according to court records. This is a developing story. Please check back for updates.

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Hurricane Irma has left tons of streets in Florida flooded

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A man shot and killed eight people at a Dallas-area home where people had gathered to watch a Dallas Cowboys football game on TV and police officer who was called to the home in Plano on Sunday shot and killed the gunman there

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A police officer who was called to the home in Plano Sunday shot and killed the gunman there, authorities said.

The names of the victims and the gunman were not immediately released. The gunman had a connection to the house, Plano Police Chief Greg Rushin said, without elaborating.

"They (the victims) knew who he was. It wasn't a stranger-on-stranger crime," Rushin said at a news conference Monday.

The victims were men and women in their 20s and 30s, Rushin said.

"We've never had a shooting of this magnitude. We've never seen this many victims before. It's just a terrible event," the chief said.

Calls reporting multiple gunshots came in to Plano Police dispatch around 8 p.m. Sunday. An officer nearby approached the residence just two minutes later, where he heard gunfire and found shooting victims down in the backyard, Rushin said.

The officer "showed great bravery," immediately engaging and fatally shooting the armed suspect who was inside the residence, Rushin said.

Seven of the victims were pronounced dead at the scene, and two more were rushed to the hospital. One of the hospitalized patients later died.

The status of the surviving victim is unknown, Rushin said.

Multiple firearms of different types were recovered at the scene, the chief said.

The shooter may have been seen with a gun at a bar near the residence just before the shooting occurred, he added.

Police are not pursuing any other suspects, Rushin said.

The investigation is ongoing. Texas Rangers are handling the police-involved shooting investigation. The Plano Police Department is also conducting an internal administrative review of the officer, who has not been identified.

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8 killed in shooting at Dallas Cowboys watch party in Plano, police say

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A police officer who was called to the home in Plano Sunday shot and killed the gunman there, authorities said. The names of the victims and the gunman were not immediately released. The gunman had a connection to the house, Plano Police Chief Greg Rushin said, without elaborating.