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New Minas, Canada: a 15,000-litre propane tank at a Walmart store in New Minas, N.S., was set on fire by a lightning strike. New Minas Fire Department Chief James Redmond said the strike, which occurred just before 6 p.m. local time, damaged the relief valve at the top of the tank and caused leaking propane to ignite. He described the ignition of the gas by the lightning as "lucky" because if it had not been set alight, the gas might have drifted and caused an explosion. He said Walmart and two large stores nearby were evacuated. Redmond said there were no injuries. He said the fire department got a total of four lightning strike calls on Wednesday, including one at a building at Highbury Road.
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The Five reacts to Biden's claims that GOP is lying about Dems' support of defunding police.
Jesse Watters, Jessica Tarlov, Greg Gutfeld, Dagen McDowell and Katie Pavlich discuss the rise in anti-police rhetoric in Democrat politics
Jesse Watters, Jessica Tarlov, Greg Gutfeld, Dagen McDowell and Katie Pavlich discuss the rise in anti-police rhetoric in Democrat politics
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South Africa: Former South African President Jacob Zuma was granted compassionate leave to attend the funeral of his younger brother. The government said he was back in prison by the afternoon. Zumaβs jailing led to South Africa's worst outbreak of violence in years, Reuters reported.
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"I feel like he just needed an old-fashioned a-- whooping because you're going to stop stealing people's cars... never steal from me again.
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"I feel like he just needed an old-fashioned a-- whooping because you're going to stop stealing people's cars... never steal from me again.
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Law Enforcement Today
Video: Woman tracks down alleged car thief, drags him out of barbershop by his dreads
Video captured Karma arriving as Bianca Chambers dragged 19-year-old suspected car thief Michael Tolbert out of a barbershop on July 14.
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Meanwhile, in China: Dam breaches found along the Weihe River in Henan province. Early this morning, rescue workers were trying to sink big trucks to plug the breach. A total of 5,000 people have been mobilized to urgently relocate another 19,000 residents from unsafe areas. π
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Footage shows rushing floodwaters washing away a home in northeastern Turkey. π
Plumas county, California: The Dixie Fire has grown to 113,006 acres burned with 18% containment. There are a number of new evacuation warnings in place and 1,500 structures are currently threatened. The fire suppression effort includes 4,005 personnel, 337 engines, 31 helicopters, and 83 dozers.
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Four years ago, Brittney was paralyzed in an ATV crash. Doctors told her she'd never walk again.
This week, she walked down the aisle at her own wedding.
Grab a tissue...
Good Night California!
This week, she walked down the aisle at her own wedding.
Grab a tissue...
Good Night California!
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Good morning! You've made it to Friday once again! We is tracking a lot of weather ongoing across the nation today, including the threat of monsoonal flooding in the Southwest, ongoing wildfires out west, severe weather, heat concerns, and potential tropical trouble in the Atlantic.
Check out more weather here: http://praedictix.com
Check out more weather here: http://praedictix.com
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*MUST SEE* Nevada: Close call as the crew of a Truckee Meadows Fire & Rescue brush engine escapes fire on both sides of an unpaved road in the wilderness triggered by a fast moving spot fire while supporting a firing operation on the Tamarak Fire. π
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New Delhi, India: Landslides triggered by heavy monsoon rains hit parts of western India, killing at least 47 people, officials said Friday. More than 1,000 people trapped by floodwaters were rescued. The dead were killed in three landslides in Raigad district in western Maharashtra state, said District Collector Nidhi Chaudhary. Many of those who were rescued were stranded on rooftops and even on top of buses on highways, she said. State government official Sagar Pathak said in addition to the 47 dead, more than 30 people were missing after the landslides. Chaudhary said the rains had slowed and water levels were declining Friday, making it easier for rescuers to reach the area. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he was anguished by the loss of lives, the Washington Post reported.
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From Inbox: While on assignment, this was my drive 07/18/2021 evening on Highway 89 during the Tamarak Fire in Markleeville, CA π