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(Live Oak, Florida: Jim Cantore) The flooding in Florida from heavy rain reviewed; scenes shown of the high water, the closed section of I-10, the Sunshine Skyway Bridge across Tampa Bay that is closed due to high winds, the flooded Bay Shore Boulevard; details given about the search in Alabama for a man who disappeared in the surf. [MAN, business owner Tim ALCORN‡– react.] [Live Oak police Chief Buddy WILLIAMS†, Bradford County Emergency Management Michael HEEDER†- comment on efforts to keep people safe.]
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(Colorado Springs: Miguel Almaguer) The difficult fight against the fires with intense flames in record-breaking heat featured; details given about evacuations; scenes shown of Colorado’s High Park fire, C-130 planes dropping retardant near Colorado Springs, Montana’s Pony fire. [Colorado Springs Fire Department Mike SMALDINO†, New Mexico firefighter Robert CALDWELL, Sioux Indian firefighter Arnold JORDAN‡, MAN – comment on the tough conditions.] The breakout of a fire in Boulder, Colorado noted.
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(Washington: Chuck Todd) The findings of a new NBC News/”Wall Street Journal” poll on the tight race between President Obama and Mitt Romney examined; scenes shown of Obama in Florida, Vice President Joe Biden in Iowa, Romney in Virginia; poll numbers on Obama’s job approval, the personal view of Romney and the economy cited; Obama campaign ad shown. [ROMNEY – criticizes Obama.] [OBAMA – speaks on the economy.] Poll findings on reaction to the Supreme Court ruling on the health care law mentioned.
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(Washington: Tom Costello) How the Orbitz travel website tracks customers so it can show more expensive hotel options to Mac users than to PC users featured; Forrester Research findings on the average income of Mac users vs. PC users cited. [Orbitz CEO Barney HARFORD††- says it is using information to make the travel shopping experience better.] [In London, 3 TOURISTS – react.] [msnbc.com technology reporter Bob SULLIVAN†- comments on consumer tracking.]
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(Studio: Nancy Snyderman) The victory for Doreen Flynn with a change in the law to allow organ donors to profit featured; details given about her 3 daughters’ Fanconi anemia for which they need bone marrow transplants. [FLYNN – says she wanted to do something good in her life and this is a huge accomplishment.] [Institute for Justice Jeff ROWES†- says now any doctor, donor or patient can use compensation to get more marrow donors.] The investigation into a link between stress and early onset dementia discussed.
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(San Diego: Jenna Wolfe) The story of Patrick Ivison††, who pledged to walk across the stage at his graduation from Scripps Ranch High School despite being paralyzed as an infant, presented; details given about his sports activities; scenes shown of him surfing and the standing ovation for his walk. [IVISON – talks about his injury and surfing.]
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