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00:00¡Gracias!
00:30¡Gracias!
01:00¡Oh, no! ¡Oh, no! ¡Oh, my gosh! ¡Oh, my gosh! ¡Oh, my gosh! ¡Oh, my gosh! ¡Oh, my gosh!
01:09We can confirm that three people lost their lives yesterday in the flooding.
01:14And the victims include an adult male, approximately 40 to 50 years old, that we're still identifying.
01:23A seven-year-old male child, a four-year-old female child.
01:28Injuries in medical care.
01:31We have three individuals that were transported to Lincoln County Medical Center for Treatment.
01:36All three patients are currently in stable condition.
01:39This is historic water levels that we experienced.
01:44The USGS, the United States Geological Survey, gauge at Hollywood.
01:49And the real rued also crested at a historical high of 20 feet.
01:54Last year, during the historic flood, it was over 15 feet.
01:57So, we're five feet over last year, which was a record.
02:01Keep driving. Keep driving.
02:02Oh, it's gone.
02:03There's a car.
02:05Oh, the puppy.
02:12Wait.
02:15Their house is destroyed.
02:17Look, the river's still running.
02:19The localized nature of yesterday's flooding did not warrant a full-time evacuation.
02:35There's some houses out here.
02:36Rescue operations.
02:38The Swift Water Rescues, our emergency responders conducted approximately 65 Swift Water Rescues during yesterday's event.
02:47We continue to monitor the weather condition closely with the National Weather Service, and there is additional risk.
02:55We expect the weather to build from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. today, with the critical areas hitting between 1 and 4.
03:02We'll be monitoring those consistently and constantly.
03:07So, stay tuned to all of our new sources for updates.
03:10Muito back.
03:15Thanks for listening to all of our new sources, and we'll see you next week.
03:19We'll see you next week.
03:20Bye, ya.
03:20Bye-bye.
03:21Bye-bye.

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