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Tucker Carlson: News organizations took money from the Chinese Communist Party.
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Tucker Carlson: Sky News Australia censored for asking questions. Sharri Markson joins Tucker to discuss YouTube suspending Sky News Australia over videos questioning masks and lockdowns
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LASD Century Station: Lynwood National Night Out is starting NOW! Come out to the City Hall lawn on Bullis Road and enjoy free entertainment and giveaways! We're here til 8:30

LASD HQ: Join at LASD Century Station right now at Lynwood City Hall for #NationalNightOut Free entertainment and giveaways till 8:30 PM!
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Editors of Channel go to the Dodgers game vs the Houston Astros

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Good morning! More heavy rain... more flash flood concerns.

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Trinidad and Tobago: Heavy rain led to flash flooding in northwestern Trinidad and Tobago, Aug. 3. The most impacted areas include Downtown Port of Spain, Santa Cruz, Maraval, St Ann's, Cascade in Port of Spain Municipality, and Diego Martin Town in the Diego Martin Region. The flash flooding resulted in transport disruptions as roads became impassable. As of early Aug. 4, floodwaters have receded, leaving debris on the roads. Clean-up efforts are underway. No injuries have been reported.
The European Union promised assistance Wednesday to Greece and other countries in southeast Europe grappling with huge wildfires after a blaze gutted or damaged more than 100 homes and businesses near Athens. Fire crews in Greece raced to contain the wildfire on the outskirts of the capital that forced thousands to flee, and threatened a former royal palace. Greece is enduring its worst heat wave in decades, with temperatures in parts of the country expected to reach 113 degrees. Neighboring countries are facing similar conditions. A European Union disaster response mechanism said assistance, including firefighters and water-dropping planes, were being sent from other EU members to Italy, Greece, Albania and North Macedonia.
LASD Homicide Responding to Assist Azusa PD Officer Involved Shooting Invst., Glendora Ave. and Route 66, Glendora - http://nixle.us/CYZMW
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Czech, EU: Police say three people have been killed and dozens injured after two trains collided on the track in the village of Milavce in Domazlice region.

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โš ๏ธ TRAFFIC ALERT! Glenoaks Boulevard is shut down between Cambridge Drive and Tuffs Avenue. At least three people were killed in a fiery crash in Burbank late Tuesday night. The cause of the crash is under investigation.
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Washington DC, Happening Now: Black Voters Matter activists hold "Recess Can Wait" march In DC.

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Sacramento: As the drought crisis deepens, California regulators Tuesday imposed sweeping water restrictions on farmers that stops them from taking water out of major rivers and streams. The Water Resources Control Board approved an emergency resolution empowering regulators to halt diversions from the stateโ€™s two largest river systems. The order could apply to roughly 86% of landowners who have legal rights to divert water from the San Joaquin and Sacramento river watersheds. The remaining 14% could be impacted if things get worse. The rule wonโ€™t take effect for another two weeks and it includes exceptions for some uses, such as water for drinking, cooking, cleaning, sanitation and generating electricity. Without the order, officials warned much of the stateโ€™s drinking water supply would be at risk if the drought continues into next year. (Read more.)