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The storm surge remains dangerous and could send water from rivers and lakes into nearby streets and towns. Flash flood warnings are in effect for a large section of Louisiana, from the coast up to north of Lake Charles, near Fort Polk. Experts expect flood waters will not recede for several days.On early Thursday morning, NOAA's Coastal Inundation Dashboard showed storm surge warnings all across Louisiana's shoreline. The dashboard also noted that readings from Calcasieu Pass — a tributary near Cameron that flows into the Gulf of Mexico — showed that surge was recorded at about 9 feet as of 1:30 a.m. CT. The storm is moving northeast, and could bring heavy rain to the Missouri Valley and Ohio Valley regions Friday and through the weekend.The impact to Texas’ coast remains minor, with coastal flooding and a high risk of rip currents, according to the National Weather Service.The National Hurricane Center issued an "extreme wind warning" for areas of Southeast Texas and Southwest Louisiana at about 11 p.m. ET on Wednesday. A fairly new and rarely-used warning, it's issued for areas expected to see winds of 115 mph or higher. Residents in the affected areas are urged to find a low-lying interior room and protect their heads.Click here for more about hurricane categories.Laura comes to the US after killing nearly two dozen people, including 20 in Haiti and three in the Dominican Republic, where it knocked out power and caused flooding. 1456

The way I was raised, you always give back to your community no matter what situation you're in, said Middleton, who plays for the Milwaukee Bucks. In total, 315 coats were given out the students at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School. The kids were laughing and dancing while trying on their new gifts."We are so happy that he came here because it was a blessing to us," said one student. 394

The transformation of 7% of Scott's DNA suggests longer-term changes in genes related to at least five biological pathways and functions.The newest preliminary results from this unique study of Scott, now retired from NASA, were released at the 2018 Investigator's Workshop for NASA's Human Research Program in January. Last year, NASA published its first round of preliminary results at the 2017 Investigator's Workshop. Overall, the 2018 findings corroborated those from 2017, with some additions.To track physical changes caused by time in space, scientists measured Scott's metabolites (necessary for maintaining life), cytokines (secreted by immune system cells) and proteins (workhorses within each cell) before, during and after his mission. The researchers learned that spaceflight is associated with oxygen-deprivation stress, increased inflammation and dramatic nutrient shifts that affect gene expression.In particular, Chris Mason of Weill Cornell Medicine reported on the activation of Scott's "space genes" while confirming the results of his separate NASA study, published last year.To better understand the genetic dynamics of each twin, Mason and his team focused on chemical changes in RNA and DNA. Whole-genome sequencing revealed that each twin has more than expected unique mutations in his genome -- in fact, hundreds.Although 93% of Scott's genetic expression returned to normal once he returned to Earth, a subset of several hundred "space genes" remained disrupted. Some of these mutations, found only after spaceflight, are thought to be caused by the stresses of space travel.As genes turn on and off, change in the function of cells may occur. 1676

The relationships of those found on the 2nd floor was not immediately clear.In addition to the eight people killed, two children were injured and taken to a hospital, the fire department said. A firefighter was hospitalized for overexertion and is in good condition.Officials have not determined a cause of the fire. No smoke detectors have been found in the home, Santiago said.The blaze also caused another structure to catch fire two buildings down, but no injuries were reported there.Santiago lauded the quick thinking of a woman nearby who "saved a lot of lives," in the neighborhood."She had just gotten home from work," the fire chief said. "She smelled it. I think she saw it. And then she started immediately knocking on doors, ringing doorbells." 757

The scammers were very sophisticated. They knew exactly what they were doing. Rather than have Ann go to one store and purchase more than ,000 in gift cards, they had her go to multiple Target stores and make multiple purchases. So she drove to the first of three Targets and began buying batches of 0 and 0 Target gift cards. "They hardly asked me any questions," Ann said.Every time she got back in her car, she said, the agent asked her to read the card numbers to her. "He had me read every single card number to him, and then he said 'oh, you can go home now and be with your family,' " she said.The "agent" had done his job. Ann had read him the numbers off ,000 worth of Target gift cards, and he had the money.With the caller finally off the phone, Ann came to her senses and realized she had just fallen for the biggest scam of her life. She called police and filed a report, but it was too late."We did a police report, they went through every gift card, but they had already been redeemed." 1015

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