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The threat of new charges could be used in the negotiation to pressure Gates into cooperating and pleading. With his current set of eight charges, Gates could face 10 or more years in prison if found guilty. 207

The storm's center and where it makes landfall with its destructive winds represent just one of several concerns. Among them:? Life-threatening storm surges could slam the Florida Gulf Coast, with the deadliest of possibly 9 to 13 feet expected between Mexico Beach and Keaton Beach. "That means the water will come miles in shore and could easily be over the roofs of houses," Scott said.? Heavy rain and flooding are expected not just for Florida but also for other parts of the Southeast. Up to 12 inches of rain could fall in Florida's Panhandle and Big Bend, southeastern Alabama and southern Georgia, while parts of the Carolinas --?recently deluged by Hurricane Florence -- and southern Virginia eventually could see up to 6 inches, the hurricane center said.? Tornadoes could spawn in the Southeast Wednesday into Thursday, forecasters said.? Damaging winds are expected to rake not just Florida but also southeastern Alabama and southern Georgia. 960

The U.S. Geological Survey said the quake measured magnitude 7.5 and was located 28 miles northeast of Kokopo. It was centered at a relatively shallow depth of 6 miles, it said. 177

The U.S. census happens once a decade."This year, census takers will be going door to door to retrieve information and BBB is anticipating that scammers may be out in full force, in an attempt to take advantage of those responding to the census," the agency says in a news release.The BBB says the Census Bureau is likely to have its fair share of imposters, so they're reminding people that there are three main ways to respond to to census: by phone, mail or online.However, while there are three main ways to respond to the census, you may still see census takers in your neighborhood and possibly knocking on your door. Why? 629

The tower began undergoing a major renovation project in July 2017. Within weeks, workers began reporting burning throats, breathing issues and coughs. Court documents allege that city officials ignored their concerns, only vacating the building after the County Air Pollution Control District found measurable levels of asbestos in January 2018. Exposure to asbestos can lead to serious health conditions, including the deadly mesothelioma lung cancer."I don't know in 20 years if I'm going to get sick or not," said Stephanie Teel, 39, who worked in the building as part of the Fire-Rescue Department. "Did that exposure — that they said was nothing — make me be where in 20 years when I'm still fairly young, my family is burying me?"Teel said experienced firefighters spotted the asbestos but city officials did nothing. The City Attorney's office said it would respond through the courts. Maria Severson, representing the class of 550 workers on the case, said it's about long-term protection."They need to know that if they leave the city and they ultimately come down with a lung-related disease that the city is going to take care of them," she said. The building's owner said after the 2018 incident it worked with tenants and regulatory agencies to address the concerns surrounding the tower. Teel has since transferred to a position in the mayor's office. 1367

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