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What is the impact of the Nor'easter storm sweeping the East Coast?

Roxanne Evans 0:03
Leaving a path of destruction. I'm Roxanne Evans. The Nor'east are barreling through the East Coast has turned deadly with one man killed by a falling tree in Brooklyn, a swimmer missing on Long Island. More than forty million people across ten states bracing for the heavy rain, damaging winds, and coastal flooding as states deploy emergency teams. Fox's Caroline Elliott reports.
Unknown 0:24
Here on Long Island, but it is another windy day here on Long Beach. We were looking at some of those reports from overnight, and we saw 81 mile per hour wind gusts at Montauk. And here on Long Beach, we're still seeing 49 miles per hour. In fact, it is so windy, it's even making the surfers over here nervous.

How are Long Island communities coping with extreme winds and power outages?

Unknown 0:44
This week we have seen surfers out here trying to get in on some of the action when we Waves were really high. We know of course that wind will continue to be the big story out here. We've already seen some of those damage reports with downed power lines and trees around Long Island, with some of those power outages now at around thirty thousand customers without power.
Roxanne Evans 1:08
Robert Moses State Park as waves reached 18 feet. Hurricane NOLO skirted the Hawaiian Islands while gaining strength, but the danger isn't over. The storm turning south of Hawaii's big island, maximum sustained winds of ninety miles per hour.
Roxanne Evans 1:33
Hawaii are still recovering from recent hurricanes. At least twelve people dead and dozens missing after a vessel carrying traitors capsized in eastern Congo.

What are the latest updates on Hurricane Nolo and its threat to Hawaii?

Roxanne Evans 1:42
More than fifty people on board when it overturned Saturday night. Fifteen people were rescued.
Roxanne Evans 2:02
At least two people are dead and eight others injured after a tour bus carrying dozens of Filipino passengers overturned on a highway in Germany. The bus traveling from Zurich toward Milan. Investigators are working to determine what caused the crash. A civilian is in custody after reportedly breaking through a barrier at McDill Air Force Base in Florida.
Chris DiMeo 2:23
The assailant violently engaged the base's security personnel according to reports. Fox thirteen says the civilian got into an argument with security which escalated and left one officer with non life threatening injuries. The base not specifying what led to the attack.

Why did a civilian breach security at McDill Air Force Base in Florida?

Chris DiMeo 2:37
Base security took the assailant into custody. An investigation is ongoing. McDill is the headquarters of US Central Command. Chris DeMoo, Fox News.
Roxanne Evans 2:46
US troops are packing up in Iraq, marking the end of a presence that started more than twenty years ago.
Kristen Goodwin 2:53
The US military has said US forces are on track to be out of Iraq by Wednesday. American troops invaded Iraq in two thousand three to topple Saddam Hussein, leaving in twenty eleven, but three years later, Iraqi officials invited a smaller US led mission to fight ISIS. With the extremist group later reducing to scattered sleeper cells, Washington and Baghdad agreed in 2024 to start winding down the mission. The Iraqi government has demanded armed militia.

When will U.S. troops complete their withdrawal from Iraq and what are the regional implications?

Kristen Goodwin 3:18
Militias lay down their weapons, but many have suggested they have no plans to do that. Iranian backed Iraqi militias have struck US linked targets in and outside of Iraq since the US and Israel launched a war against Iran in February. Kristen Goodwin, Fox News.
Roxanne Evans 3:35
Well, Hurricane NOLO has skirted Hawaii while gaining strength, but the danger isn't over. The storm was turning south of the big island with winds of ninety miles per hour. Forecasters warn of flash flooding, damaging winds, and dangerous surf as NOLO could strengthen further. Hawaii is still recovering from recent hurricanes Lala and Lowell. I'm Roxanne Evans, and this is Fox News.

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