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Tonight's Guest WeatherBrain is a highly respected figure in the world of meteorology.  He's known for his extensive experience and expertise in forecasting, broadcasting, and educating the public about weather.  He has multiple degrees in meteorology, including a Bachelor's Degree from Cornell University as well as a Master's Degree from Florida State University.  Over the years, he's been a trusted voice in weather reporting especially along the Gulf Coast.  He's won multiple regional Emmys for his work and is an active member of the AMS and NWA.  Alan Sealls, it's great to have you back on the show! Our email officer Jen is continuing to handle the incoming messages from our listeners. Reach us here: email@weatherbrains.com. Looking back at 2004's Hurricane Ivan (17:45)  History of African Americans in meteorology (25:00) "Weather Prophet" (35:00) Importance of the Jackson State and Howard University Meteorology Programs (45:20) STEM field statistical analysis (50:00) Dr. Charles Anderson - first African American to earn a PhD in Atmospheric Science (53:30) Current State of Broadcast Meteorology (01:07:00) Case Study of 2020's Hurricane Sally (01:16:00) The Astronomy Outlook with Tony Rice (01:21:19) This Week in Tornado History With Jen (01:23:34) National Weather Round-Up E-Mail Segment (01:25:20) and more! Web Sites from Episode 970: "A Career in TV Meteorology: From the Best Weatherman Ever" by Alan Sealls "Weather Things You Always Wanted to Know: The Inside Story on the Outside Story" by Alan Sealls "Weather Things In Photos: The Art and Science of the Atmosphere" by Alan Sealls Picks of the Week: Dr. Alan Sealls - Weather To Bounce House Incidents James Aydelott - Diversity and STEM: Women, Minorities, and Persons with Disabilities 2023 -NSF Jen Narramore - Superyacht sinks latest: Daughter, 18, of British tycoon Mike Lynch missing; yacht 'in wrong place at wrong time' Rick Smith - 2024 Lightning Deaths - National Lighting Safety Council Neil Jacobs - Atmospheric Modeling, Data Assimilation and Predictability Troy Kimmel - Foghorn Kim Klockow-McClain - HooDoo Heritage: A Brief History of American Folk Religion Bill Murray - From Juneteenth to the Sky: African Americans in Meteorology by Alan Sealls James Spann - Severe Thunderstorm footage of damaging winds in Hillsboro, AL The WeatherBrains crew includes your host, James Spann, plus other notable geeks like Troy Kimmel, Bill Murray, Rick Smith, James Aydelott, Jen Narramore, Dr. Neil Jacobs, and Dr. Kim Klockow-McClain. They bring together a wealth of weather knowledge and experience for another fascinating podcast about weather.

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"The Hello Dolly" Was Not Where the Owner Promised it Would be When it Sunk in Breach of Warranty Great Lakes Insurance, S.E. insured the Hello Dolly VI, a boat owned by Gray Group Investments, L.L.C. The Hello Dolly sank in Pensacola, Florida, during a hurricane. Gray Group filed a claim under the insurance policy, Great Lakes denied coverage, and Great Lakes then sought a declaratory judgment that it properly did so. In Great Lakes Insurance, S.E. v. Gray Group Investments, L.L.C., No. 22-30041, United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit (August 1, 2023) Hurricane Sally struck the Gulf Coast in September 2020. In its path lay the Hello Dolly VI (hereafter, the Vessel), which was moored behind Gray Group's eponymous member Michael Gray's house in Pensacola, Florida. The Vessel sustained damage during the storm and sank at its mooring. Great Lakes denied coverage, asserting that Gray Group had breached several warranties. The Warranties Great Lakes contended that Gray Group breached the "hurricane protection plan" (the HPP) that Gray Group had submitted in response to Great Lakes's "hurricane questionnaire" (the HQ). The HQ requested the Vessel's location during hurricane season and asked a series of questions regarding Gray Group's contingency plans in the event of a hurricane. In the HPP, Gray Group stated that the Vessel would be located at the Orleans Marina in New Orleans, Louisiana, and detailed the protective measures Gray Group would take when a hurricane approached. At the time the Vessel sank it was not even near Louisiana nor did Gray Group comply with the HPP. The district court agreed with Great Lakes and granted it summary judgment. Specifically, the district court held that the phrase "application for insurance" was ambiguous but that extrinsic evidence showed that the parties intended "application for insurance" to encompass the HPP. Continuing the analysis, the court concluded that Gray Group's statement in the HPP that the Vessel was to be located at the Orleans Marina during hurricane season was also ambiguous. Gray Group had thus breached its warranty, justifying Great Lakes's denial of coverage. ANALYSIS The Court of Appeals of New York has long recognized the concept of incorporation by reference. For nearly as long as New York has recognized incorporation by reference, its Court of Appeals has allowed parol evidence to prove the identity of the paper that the parties attempted to incorporate. Gray Group's HPP, with its representation that the Vessel's "marina or residence" location during hurricane season was the Orleans Marina, was included in the policy's ambiguous incorporation of Gray Group's application for insurance. Under a bolded header labeled "WARNING," the HQ, which prompted Gray Group's submission of the HPP, advised that "this declaration and warranty shall be incorporated in its entirety into any relevant policy of insurance." The district court concluded that the HPP's representation regarding the Vessel's "marina or residence" location was a warranty such that Gray Group's breach of it voided the policy. The Hello Dolly VI never got to where she belonged. Gray Group's representations to the contrary were validly incorporated into the policy as warranties, and Gray Group's breach of its warranties justified Great Lakes's denial of coverage when the Hello Dolly sank. ZALMA OPINION A warranty is a promise made by an insured that must be kept in its entirety for the policy to be effective. When, during hurricane season the Vessel was docked in Florida rather than the promised marina in Louisiana with special protections from hurricanes, the promise was not kept and the warranty was breached, Not only did the vessel sink, the breach of warranty sunk the claim. (c) 2023 Barry Zalma & ClaimSchool, Inc. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/barry-zalma/support

每日英語跟讀 Ep.K438: About Florida - Hotter summers mean Florida's turtles are mostly born female Florida's sea turtles are grappling with a gender imbalance made worse by climate change. 佛羅里達海龜奮力解決因氣候變遷導致惡化的性別失衡。 Recent heat waves have caused the sand on some beaches to get so hot that nearly every turtle born was female. 近期熱浪導致一些沙灘的沙粒變得過熱，以至於幾乎每隻新生海龜都是雌性。 "The frightening thing is the last four summers in Florida have been the hottest summers on record," said Bette Zirkelbach, manager of the Turtle Hospital. 海龜醫院經理貝特．齊克爾巴赫說，可怕的是，佛州過去4年夏天是有紀錄以來最熱的夏天。 "Scientists that are studying sea turtle hatchlings and eggs have found no boy sea turtles, so only female sea turtles for the past four years," Zirkelbach said,. 齊克爾巴赫說，研究海龜孵化和蛋的科學家已經發現過去4年沒有雄性海龜，只有雌性海龜。 Instead of determining sex during fertilization, the sex of sea turtles and alligators depends on the temperature of developing eggs. 海龜和鱷魚的性別取決於蛋孵化的溫度，而非受精。 When a female turtle digs a nest on a beach, the temperature of the sand determines the gender of the hatchlings. 當母海龜在沙灘上挖了一個巢穴，沙子的溫度決定孵化出殼的海龜性別。 If a turtle's eggs incubate below 27.7 Celsius, the turtle hatchlings will be male, whereas if they incubate above 31C, they will be female. 一旦海龜蛋孵化的溫度低於攝氏27.7度，海龜就會是雄性；反之當溫度高於攝氏31度，就會是雌性。 Next Article A Florida man paid off the past dues for 114 families at risk of having their utilities shut off 佛州男子為有斷水斷電斷瓦斯之虞的114個家庭繳逾期帳單 A Florida business owner who was once down on his luck is giving back by covering the utility bills of 114 families who were facing disconnection. （美國）佛羅里達州1名曾經時運不濟的老闆，以幫助114個有斷水斷電斷瓦斯之虞的家庭支付水電費，做為回報。 Michael Esmond's generosity started in 2019 when he paid the utility bills of 36 households in his community of Gulf Breeze. Last year, with both Hurricane Sally and Covid-induced economic turmoil hitting the city, he thought he needed to up the ante. 邁可．艾斯蒙德的慷慨之舉始於2019年，他當時為微風灣社區的36個家戶繳納水電瓦斯費。去年，該市受到「莎莉」颶風與武漢肺炎所導致的經濟動盪之雙重夾擊，他覺得他必須加碼助人。 Esmond donated $7,615.40 to pay for the past-due bills of 114 households, according to Joanne Oliver, the city's utility billing supervisor. 該市水電瓦斯帳單稽查員瓊安．奧利佛說，艾斯蒙德捐款7615.40美元，為114個家戶繳納逾期帳單。 While Esmond's donation increased from the $4,600 he paid in 2019, he says he was able to help about three times as many households. 艾斯蒙德的捐款額高於2019年時的4600美元，他說，他能幫助到的家戶數量是（是2019年時）的3倍。Source article: https://features.ltn.com.tw/english/article/paper/1539454 ; https://news.ltn.com.tw/news/world/paper/1459618 歡迎留言告訴我們你對這一集的想法： https://open.firstory.me/user/cl81kivnk00dn01wffhwxdg2s/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting

Dan & Cannon sit down with Cameron Phillips of OBL Fencing and Services of Pensacola, Florida. Cameron talks about how he started out as a framer, went to work for a fence company (High Steele Fencing), left the fence world for Concrete Finishing and came back because of the opportunities the damages of Hurricane Sally presented with destroyed fences. This led to him being a subcontractor for other local fence company's and opening the door to starting his own Brand, OBL Fence, and now becoming a local fence company owner himself! • https://linktr.ee/myfencelife (CLICK HERE) - To learn more about Dan & Cannon AND the Software / Industry Tools they talk about. ⤵️More about your hosts of the show⤵️ Dan Blanc - Fence King Fence King, the Northshore of New Orleans's leading Wood Privacy & Picket and Aluminum Installers, is the premier fence contractor of Mandeville, Covington, Ponchatoula, Madisonville, Robert, Goodbee, Hammond, and Abita Springs, LA We're the Certified Postmaster Plus Contractor for the Northshore of Lake Ponchartrain / New Orleans servicing from I-55 and East to the Mississippi/ Louisiana State Line. Dan Blanc, CEO, and Founder of Fence King is also an instructor of Marketing at the Mr. Fence Academy based out of Evansville, Indiana in 2021 ⤵️More about your hosts of the show⤵️ Cannon Johnson - Jackson Fence Company Jackson Fence Company is West Tennessee's preferred fencing contractor. We deliver quality fence solutions to Medina, Jackson, Lexington, Brownsville, Dyersburg, and Union City. We're proud to serve its local community, but also the greater national fencing industry. We are active members of the American Fence Association, Mr. Fence Academy, and we also supply our local market with fencing materials

Long time friends of Brad, Jayme and Morgan Snellgrove join the podcast to share their story about life on a sailboat. We learn all sorts practical things that go into sailing and we hear the about the recent naming of their lovely sail boat. Ultimately we get to hear the harrowing tail of how they survived Hurricane Sally in fall of 2020. There is so much to love about this conversation and we know you will enjoy getting to Know Jayme and Captain Morgan. If you would like to follow the Adventures of the Snellgrove's follow their Jayme's instagram and Captain Morgan's Instagram Follow us on Instagram Follow us on Twitter Visit our Website We would love to hear from you email us thestoriedoutdoor@gmail.com Music written and recorded by Brad Hill

Hurricane Sally money, a state official's retirement, Mental Samurai and high drama in Tarrant. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Julie walks us through how in 2020, she broke her wrist in 3 places, was separated from her job, and lost everything she owned in Hurricane Sally.Julie with over 30 years of sobriety has been “a pile of ashes" numerous times in her life as survivor of assault and homelessness. She believes “Failure" is an integral part of success, and shares how she's now thankful for the good and the bad. If you're looking to reset your life and gain that clarity you've been seeking, let's continue this conversation. I'm a Certified Professional Coach who partners with driven, ambitious leaders who are seeking clarity in there lives and desire a detail-oriented, strategic action plan to accomplish their goals and dreams both personally and professionally as they navigate resetting their career and their life. Contact me for leadership consulting, career transition, and career advancement. Connect with me on all social media at @ravenmharrisLinkedIn: Raven M. Harris, MHAVisit me at: www.activatethedream.com to sign up for your FREE Discovery Call. 

Real Estate investor John Cho shares the tales of 3 different fix & flip properties in Florida when Hurricane Sally damaged the homes, and stresses the importance of buying right. SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel if you want to learn about finances and business for Gen Z and Millennials. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzXsHl2pBFsSD06fgDbnh-A?sub_confirmation=1 FOLLOW JOHN CHO

In this episode the Pistol Packin' Preacher joins forces with Pastor Trent Campbell to discuss various types of storms in our lives. Pastor Trent gives his first hand account of riding out Hurricane Sally that plummeted his home and the homes of his family in Orange Beach, Alabama on September 16, 2020. Pay close attention to how Pastor Trent and Pastor Brian unpack how we should live our lives in faith and trust to God through every trial of life. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/disciple-hill/support

Will the mask ordinance be extended? Will you fall for a crooked deal while picking up the pieces after Hurricane Sally? And where is the Church of the Highlands buying land now? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fortified roofs vs. Hurricane Sally, Hwy 231 is reopening, and Leigh is back to talk about this week's weather. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you ever felt like you've just "had enough"? 2020 has been one of those years where most of us has felt that way at some point. Following the aftermath of Hurricane Sally on the Gulf Coast, Pastor Todd brings a timely message about Elijah, and what God's word says we should do when we feel emotionally, physically, and spiritually tired.

Hurricane Sally just hit the southeast—Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, and Georgia. It toppled trees, flooded streets, and damaged houses. One news station reports, “More than 500,000 people have lost power.” Another estimates it will cause $2-$3 billion in damage. But did you know that termites do approximately $5 billion in damage to U.S. homes each year. Stephen Mansfield says, “Statistically termites do more damage in America than massive storms.” He adds, “Storms get the media. Termites quietly work away.” Apparently,

A 78-year-old Puyallup woman holds an intruder with her shotgun until cops arrive, a couple filming their proposal on the Brooklyn Bridge watches their photographer get hit by a bicycle but is more concerned over whether he got the shot, an Alabama woman sleeping during Hurricane Sally has a tree fall on her bed and the tree had a bee's nest in it, Michael Jackson's cousin is selling the IV that was in his arm when he died, and the CDC recommends cancelling Halloween and we predict how that will go down here in Washington State with Governor Inslee.

Tourists picking Alabama, Auburn football traditions taking a hit, and people rising to the occasion after Hurricane Sally. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There are no words that can account for deep sorrow we carry in light of the tragedy that occurred on September 16, 2020. This day will forever be remember not just for the incredible loss, but for the heroism and courage that was displayed when Hurricane Sally's hit the Gulf Coast.This episode of ‘Still With You' is not an explanation or interview, but it is a moment of reflection and prayer over the families and friends who have been effected by this horrific event.As I am joined by my husband, a service member in the United States Air Force, Christopher Browning, we talk about this event, our first hurricane experience, as well as share other stories from friends who bravely survived.We pray you find comfort in Jesus during this time. May this small moment spent together bring you peace. Above all, know He is still with you.O God, listen to my cry! Hear my prayer!From the ends of the earth, I cry to you for help when my heart is overwhelmed.Lead me to the towering rock of safety, for you are my safe refuge, a fortress where my enemies cannot reach me. Let me live forever in your sanctuary, safe beneath the shelter of your wings!-Psalm 61:1-4As we continue to rebuild along the Gulf Coast, your generosity is more important than ever! If you feel called you have the opportunity to give here, www.libertychurch.netTHANK YOU so much!!Official show notes available atwww.kohliebrowning.com *This episode contains audio clips and personal recordings for sounds from the storms that could be triggering for anyone, but especially those who have experience trauma through a natural diaster. It is advised to listen at your own digression. Photo for episode cover was captured by professional photographer of Pensacola, AJ Galecki. For more information about his services and to view his portfolio you can visit his official website. We are grateful for him to allow us to partake in sharing this moment, www.ajgalecki.comMusic, “Lost at Sea” by TrackTribe

Hurricane Sally's wrath kept Jimmy from joining today's pod, but Luke does his est to fly solo- He's used to it, afterall, as he was flying solo all through high school and college... Anyhoo, join this pod as he discusses Mizzou, Bama in the NFL and some high school prospect performances.Locked on Bama is part of the Locked on Network! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week The V Team discusses Hurricane Sally, rewriting the Ethics Laws, Amendment 4, Auburn student center renamed, faith and labor join forces, and more on Hubbard.

Google Fiber is bringing 2-gig speed to some cities, The Alabama author who created Forrest Gump has passed away, and here's a few ways to help the victims of Hurricane Sally. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Wildfires rage in the West, as Hurricane Sally slams the Gulf Coast. We take that up and more in our week in review. Anita Kumar, Sewell Chan and Lisa DesJardins join Jane Clayson.

In todays episode, Brady Callender somes up Hurricane Sally in a quick explanation of what we know

In todays episode, Brady Callender sums up the West Coast Wildfires and Hurricane Sally

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

We have An Alabamian on an ACM Awards stage, bad news for the Alabama Crimson Tide's opponent, and dealing with Hurricane Sally. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Bryan and Luke Dorris talk with National Hurricane Center Storm Surge Specialist and leader of the Storm Surge Unit Jamie Rhome about the challenges presented by erratic Hurricane Sally, the forecasting success in Hurricane Laura in spite of the instant criticism, and the modern science behind storm surge forecasting.

Volatile day for the overall equities markets today as major indices each fall over 1% with renewed stress on tech stocks, NASDQ down over 1.75%. Conflicting COVID-19 vaccine news amid stalled stimulus 2.0 also weighed on investors today. First-time claims for unemployment insurance totaled 860,000 in the week ending Sept.12, versus an estimate of 875,000, according to economists polled by Dow Jones. Crude oil prices were supported by fallout from Hurricane Sally, finsing above $41 for the afternoon session. Natural Gas prices drop over 10% to around $2 off EIA show 89 BCF build in natural gas stocks. US Shale News DOE Natural Gas inventories: stock draw and production gains Hurricane Sally Update EQT bids for Chevron's Appalachia assets Whiting Petroleum provides 2H 2020 under new regime International Iraq appoints oil minister as head of NOC   360 News Desk: https://www.oilandgas360.com/eenfp/newsdesk/ Email the show mtanner@enercominc.com

Today on Sojourner Truth: The interrelationship between the hurricanes of this era, wildfires and global warming. Within this context, we discuss the aftermath of both hurricanes Laura and Sally, as well as the latest news on Hurricane Sally. Our guest is Monique Hardin with the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice. For our weekly Earth Watch: On September 21, environmental groups around the world will mark the International Day Against Monoculture Tree Plantations. What is the interrelationship with tree plantations, ecological devastation, pandemics, global warming and wildfires? We speak with Oliver Munnion with the Global Forest Coalition. Also, the Justice on Trial Film Festival kicks off today. It is a virtual event, so people from around the country can participate. Our guest is Danny Deza with A New Way of Life Reentry Project. Lastly, we continue our new twice-weekly feature, Sojourners Ballot Box Quiz, with S. Pearl Sharp.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The interrelationship between the hurricanes of this era, wildfires and global warming. Within this context, we discuss the aftermath of both hurricanes Laura and Sally, as well as the latest news on Hurricane Sally. Our guest is Monique Hardin with the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice. For our weekly Earth Watch: On September 21, environmental groups around the world will mark the International Day Against Monoculture Tree Plantations. What is the interrelationship with tree plantations, ecological devastation, pandemics, global warming and wildfires? We speak with Oliver Munnion with the Global Forest Coalition. Also, the Justice on Trial Film Festival kicks off today. It is a virtual event, so people from around the country can participate. Our guest is Danny Deza with A New Way of Life Reentry Project. Lastly, we continue our new twice-weekly feature, Sojourners Ballot Box Quiz, with S. Pearl Sharp.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The interrelationship between the hurricanes of this era, wildfires and global warming. Within this context, we discuss the aftermath of both hurricanes Laura and Sally, as well as the latest news on Hurricane Sally. Our guest is Monique Hardin with the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice. For our weekly Earth Watch: On September 21, environmental groups around the world will mark the International Day Against Monoculture Tree Plantations. What is the interrelationship with tree plantations, ecological devastation, pandemics, global warming and wildfires? We speak with Oliver Munnion with the Global Forest Coalition. Also, the Justice on Trial Film Festival kicks off today. It is a virtual event, so people from around the country can participate. Our guest is Danny Deza with A New Way of Life Reentry Project. Lastly, we continue our new twice-weekly feature, Sojourners Ballot Box Quiz, with S. Pearl Sharp.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The interrelationship between the hurricanes of this era, wildfires and global warming. Within this context, we discuss the aftermath of both hurricanes Laura and Sally, as well as the latest news on Hurricane Sally. Our guest is Monique Hardin with the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice. For our weekly Earth Watch: On September 21, environmental groups around the world will mark the International Day Against Monoculture Tree Plantations. What is the interrelationship with tree plantations, ecological devastation, pandemics, global warming and wildfires? We speak with Oliver Munnion with the Global Forest Coalition. Also, the Justice on Trial Film Festival kicks off today. It is a virtual event, so people from around the country can participate. Our guest is Danny Deza with A New Way of Life Reentry Project. Lastly, we continue our new twice-weekly feature, Sojourners Ballot Box Quiz, with S. Pearl Sharp.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The interrelationship between the hurricanes of this era, wildfires and global warming. Within this context, we discuss the aftermath of both hurricanes Laura and Sally, as well as the latest news on Hurricane Sally. Our guest is Monique Hardin with the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice. For our weekly Earth Watch: On September 21, environmental groups around the world will mark the International Day Against Monoculture Tree Plantations. What is the interrelationship with tree plantations, ecological devastation, pandemics, global warming and wildfires? We speak with Oliver Munnion with the Global Forest Coalition. Also, the Justice on Trial Film Festival kicks off today. It is a virtual event, so people from around the country can participate. Our guest is Danny Deza with A New Way of Life Reentry Project. Lastly, we continue our new twice-weekly feature, Sojourners Ballot Box Quiz, with S. Pearl Sharp.

Today on Sojourner Truth: The interrelationship between the hurricanes of this era, wildfires and global warming. Within this context, we discuss the aftermath of both hurricanes Laura and Sally, as well as the latest news on Hurricane Sally. Our guest is Monique Hardin with the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice. For our weekly Earth Watch: On September 21, environmental groups around the world will mark the International Day Against Monoculture Tree Plantations. What is the interrelationship with tree plantations, ecological devastation, pandemics, global warming and wildfires? We speak with Oliver Munnion with the Global Forest Coalition. Also, the Justice on Trial Film Festival kicks off today. It is a virtual event, so people from around the country can participate. Our guest is Danny Deza with A New Way of Life Reentry Project. Lastly, we continue our new twice-weekly feature, Sojourners Ballot Box Quiz, with S. Pearl Sharp.

Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. Democrats holding out for a $2 trillion coronavirus relief package. Farm worker advocates urge California Governor to sign farm worker protections bill. New York Mayor Bill de Blasio extends in home schooling due to pandemic. 17,000 firefighters battling blazes that have scorched +3.4 million acres in California. At least 1 person dead in Alabama after Hurricane Sally tears through Gulf Coast. Attorney General Bill Barr compares coronavirus restrictions to slavery. Another woman goes public with sexual assault allegations against President Trump. President Donald Trump downplays slavery and laments classes about race. Former advisor to Vice President Vice Pence jumps ship, endorses Joe Biden for president. Postal Banking Act introduced in senate to offer basic banking services at post offices. Governor Gavin Newsom signs package of worker protection bills amidst pandemic. Photo of Postal Bank in Phillippines, by Rocky3068. The post Another woman alleges President Donald Trump sexually assaulted her; Postal Banking Act introduced to provide banking services at post offices; Governor Gavin Newsom signs worker protections amidst pandemic appeared first on KPFA.

Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. Democrats holding out for a $2 trillion coronavirus relief package. Farm worker advocates urge California Governor to sign farm worker protections bill. New York Mayor Bill de Blasio extends in home schooling due to pandemic. 17,000 firefighters battling blazes that have scorched +3.4 million acres in California. At least 1 person dead in Alabama after Hurricane Sally tears through Gulf Coast. Attorney General Bill Barr compares coronavirus restrictions to slavery. Another woman goes public with sexual assault allegations against President Trump. President Donald Trump downplays slavery and laments classes about race. Former advisor to Vice President Vice Pence jumps ship, endorses Joe Biden for president. Postal Banking Act introduced in senate to offer basic banking services at post offices. Governor Gavin Newsom signs package of worker protection bills amidst pandemic. Photo of Postal Bank in Phillippines, by Rocky3068. The post Another woman alleges President Donald Trump sexually assaulted her; Postal Banking Act introduced to provide banking services at post offices; Governor Gavin Newsom signs worker protections amidst pandemic appeared first on KPFA.

Trump said tonight about coronavirus that, "I didn't downplay coronavirus... I actually, in many ways, I up-played it." Trump said on tape prior to tonight, "I wanted to always play it down." Hurricane Sally is hours away from making landfall on the Gulf Coast. The Gulf Coast is bracing for extreme flooding as conditions deteriorate. More than 18,000 customers are without power in three states. Hurricane Sally is the third hurricane this season for the region. At least 36 people are dead in the west coast wildfires. Western wildfires have burned more than 4.7 million acres, which is more land than six Rhode Islands. Nearly 90 wildfires burn in the western United States as Trump deflects on whether he believes in climate change. Firefighters are battling at least 87 wildfires in 11 states. Dramatic video moments after ambush, shows deputy helping her partner after she was shot herself. The ambush shooting on two deputies comes amid rising tensions between law enforcement and the Los Angeles community. Biden heads to Florida amid struggles with Hispanic voters. Polls show Biden losing ground to Trump with Hispanic voters, says the case against Trump is an "easy one." Head of major Hispanic group reportedly calls Biden outreach "lackluster." To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

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  Major indices flat with Dow Jones rising 0.5% off indication from the Federal Reserve that interest rates will stay at near zero levels for the foreseeable future. “With inflation running persistently below this longer run goal, the Committee will aim to achieve inflation moderately above 2 percent for some time so that inflation averages 2 percent over time,” the Federal Open Market Committee said in a statement.  Crude oil prices spike off the back of Hurricane Sally making landfall and DOE reporting that crude oil inventories drew just over 4 million BBL's , with production jumping 900K with GOM restoring some leftover shut in production from Laura. Natural gas prices stumbled 4.5% pts off news of cooler weather and expected draws in natural gas inventories, due out tomorrow around 8:30 AM MST. US Shale News DOE Crude Oil inventories: stock draw and production gains BP selling around 600K in production over the next 5 years International OPEC meets this week EU and Turkey update   Email the show mtanner@enercominc.com Follow the 360 News Desk: https://www.oilandgas360.com/eenfp/newsdesk/   Dashboards: https://www.oilandgas360.com/dashboards/oil-and-gas-inventories/  

Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. Director of Centers for Disease Control disputes president's pledge of COVID-19 vaccine this year. Navajo Nation willingness to test future coronavirus vaccine, under scrutiny. San Francisco Mayor London Breed opens more industries, keeps social distancing guidelines. Hurricane Sally forces thousands to evacuate and leaves +500,000 without power. Census data shows median income highest ever in 2019; uninsured numbers also rose. Democrats demand investigation into alleged forced immigrant hysterectomies in Georgia. As unprecedented fires rage in California and Oregon, smoke is seen as far as Europe. San Jose City Council passes police reforms, but continues use of rubber coated steel bullets. LGBTQ advocates urge Governor's support of transgender inmate bill. Photo from Georgia Detention Watch press conference The post President Trump's claim for coronavirus vaccine by year's end contradicts his health expert; Democrats demand investigation into alleged forced hysterectomy of detained immigrants; West coast fires send smoke as far as Europe appeared first on KPFA.

Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. Director of Centers for Disease Control disputes president's pledge of COVID-19 vaccine this year. Navajo Nation willingness to test future coronavirus vaccine, under scrutiny. San Francisco Mayor London Breed opens more industries, keeps social distancing guidelines. Hurricane Sally forces thousands to evacuate and leaves +500,000 without power. Census data shows median income highest ever in 2019; uninsured numbers also rose. Democrats demand investigation into alleged forced immigrant hysterectomies in Georgia. As unprecedented fires rage in California and Oregon, smoke is seen as far as Europe. San Jose City Council passes police reforms, but continues use of rubber coated steel bullets. LGBTQ advocates urge Governor's support of transgender inmate bill. Photo from Georgia Detention Watch press conference The post President Trump's claim for coronavirus vaccine by year's end contradicts his health expert; Democrats demand investigation into alleged forced hysterectomy of detained immigrants; West coast fires send smoke as far as Europe appeared first on KPFA.

Sally comes ashore east of the Mississippi-Alabama state line. We examine the threats the storm still presents the coastal counties as it moves out.Then, Jackson county has been hammered with rain from Sally over the last 24 hours. We check in with their locale emergency manager.Plus, after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, state health officials weigh in on the effectiveness of masks.Segment 1:For days, Hurricane Sally has been threatening the Mississippi Coast as it churned in the waters of the northern Gulf of Mexico. Now, it appears that threat is over. Sally officially made landfall this morning near Gulf Shores, Alabama after strengthening overnight to a Category 2 storm with winds topping 100 miles per hour. But the slow pace of the storm could still require residents along the coast and in eastern Mississippi to be weather-aware.Segment 2:For the Mississippi Gulf Coast, hurricane season is a time of hyper-awareness and preparation. Jackson County in the southeastern corner of the state, was forecast to be hit by some of the most severe elements of Hurricane Sally when the state began preparing for the storm last weekend. But as the storm ticked east, the county was spared some from the worst. Still, as Emergency Services Director Earl Etheridge tells our Michael Guidry, the county was hit with winds strong enough to down trees and cause power outages.Segment 3:Southern Remedy Health MinuteSegment 4:Mississippians will be required to wear masks through the end of September following Governor Tate Reeves' decision to extended his pandemic-related executive order. The state has seen a downward trend in coronavirus cases since mandate was issued in August. State Epidemiologist Dr. Paul Byers says mask-wearing could still be in integral part of fighting transmission even as vaccines are developed.State Health Officer Dr. Thomas Dobbs has long supported the wearing of masks. He says new studies are being conducted that examine micro-exposure - which could further prove the effectiveness of masks. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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President Trump is moving forward with his rallies. He held his second indoor event in two days in Phoenix, Arizona on Monday. People packed the event, few wore masks and there was no social distancing except for the President himself. This comes as Trump's final phone call with legendary journalist Bob Woodward comes to light. CNN obtained excerpts of the 10-minute conversation, which shows Trump told Woodward, "nothing more could have been done," in regard to the coronavirus. Officials within The White House Administration have been altering the CDC's weekly science reports, according to sources. A federal official told CNN, the Trump administration alters the CDC's weekly science reports so they don't undermine Trump and are consistent with Trump's message on the virus. The manhunt is intensifying for the gunman who ambushed two Los Angeles County sheriff deputies. Both deputies remain in the hospital. They are expected to survive. Nearly 90 large wildfires are burning throughout the western United States. Trump visited California Monday to be briefed on the fires. He laughed about the science of climate change. So far, California wildfires have burned an area almost the size of Connecticut. Hurricane Sally is intensifying into a category 2 storm. The Gulf Coast is now bracing for possible landfall within 24 hours. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

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Choppy Tuesday in the markets today as huge gains are lost toward the end of the trading session. The S&P 500 gained 0.4% and the Nasdaq moved 1%. The DJIA fell, giving up an over 230-point gain and trading just below the open Crude oil prices jump 2.75% off of nearly 25% of GOM shut in due to Hurricane Sally. Shell said Sept. 15 it shut in production at its Appomattox platform, while also curtailing oil volumes at its large Olympus, Mars and Ursa facilities. Chevron said it has shuttered production at its Blind Faith and Petronius platforms in the deepwater US Gulf. US Shale News Lonestar files Chapter 11 Hurricane Sally Shutting In around 27% of GOM production International Petrobras in talks with SBM Offshore for largest oil production unit in Brazil

Hurricane Sally slowly churns off the Mississippi Gulf Coast. We have the latest on the storm with the National Weather Service.Then, a look at how the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is preparing for Sally's landfall and subsequent recovery efforts.Plus, the Governor extends the mask mandate while loosening restrictions on restaurants.Segment 1:Hurricane Sally is lurking in the northern Gulf of Mexico, sending rain, winds and storm surge to the coastal areas. Sally quickly strengthened from a tropical storm to a category 2 hurricane yesterday, but has weakened some since then. Still, it's a slow moving storm, with a forecast that could bring days of rain to some coastal counties, with the strong potential for flooding. For the latest on Sally, we are joined by Ben Schott from the National Weather Service in Slidell.Segment 2:Coastal and southeastern Mississippians are starting to feel some of the effects of Hurricane Sally. The storm is expected to bring winds, storm surge, and lots of rain. Some residents are under evacuation orders; others have elected to ride out the storm. In either case, the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is preparing to respond. As MEMA Director Greg Michel tells our Michael Guidry, the early preparations for the storm were coordinated in a way to adjust if Sally's projected path continues to change.Segment 3:Mississippi residents will be under a mask mandate through the end of September. Yesterday, Governor Tate Reeves announced that he is extending his Executive Order through the end of month. But he is also easing restrictions on restaurants - citing the declining trend in COVID-19 cases. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Nineteenth Episode of The Lady Lounge Sports Cast brings you high quality entertainment from high quality host! There is trouble brewing in the Gulf of Mexico... Hurricane Sally is on her way to New Orleans and the host of The Lady Lounge Sports Cast are getting ready for that storm! Please be safe guys! As always sit back, relax, grab a drink and enjoy! Intro: (0:00- 7:15) NC Dinos News Lotte Giants, Kt Wiz, and Kia Tigers Series (7:15-11:00) MLB Update by John (11:00-17:06) Saints New/ NFL News Tompa Bay who!?!, Tom Brady wanted to be a Saint?, Kamara got paid, Browns are bad, Burrow gets screwed in his Debue, Washington Wins & Jags Win??????? Fantasy Football Talk (17:06-44:58) Pelicans News/NBA News Coaching Pool is getting bigger and bigger for the Pelicans..., Eastern Conference Finals, All in on the Heat, Clippers Vs Nuggets Game 7, and Lakers Suck. (44:58-51:41)