Hurricane Aftermath Drone Footage
Oak Island sustained wind and flood damage caused by Hurricane Isaias leaving the streets strewn with debris and covered with more than a foot of sand in areas close to the beach. Carolinas.
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Oak Island sustained wind and flood damage caused by Hurricane Isaias leaving the streets strewn with debris and covered with more than a foot of sand in areas close to the beach. Carolinas.
Actually a pretty good report here:
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The rink is a year old, having been constructed in November 2010. The cause of the collapse was reportedly due to too much snow and ice accumulating on the rink's roof.
Thankfully, the AP's John Belmont reports that no one was hurt in the collapse.
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It wasn't immediately known how many people were killed. But video of the crash showed a horrific scene of bodies and wreckage at the front of the stands.
The National Championship Air Races draws thousands of people every year in September to watch various military and civilian planes race.
Kind of ironic, but earlier this week, race officials posted this video of how fans could stay safe and healthy at the races. This ended up being a little more serious than a sunburn.
You keep hearing conflicting stories of what is going on in Japan. With the aftershocks subsiding, the attention now turns to the rescue, clean up and the nuclear plant situation.
After more explosions in at least two reactor cores at Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant - and as the developing crisis is rated at level 6 of seven levels on the International Nuclear Events Scale - attention is turning to just what is happening inside the 40-year-old power plant in north-east Japan.
Here's a video that helps explain what is happening.