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The two men carried her about 20 yards from the car.Baltes said Ramirez was in a lot of pain. They comforted her until rescue crews arrived.“Two is always better than one. It was good to have that guy with me. I was happy he was able to jump in the mix right away without hesitation. Not a lot of people would do that,” Baltes said.The teamwork also helped get Ramirez out of the car before flames reached the cabin.“It was probably about 20 or 30 seconds before it exploded upfront and started catching in the cabin,” Baltes said.Loved ones of Ramirez said she had her third surgery Thursday. She has a broken pelvis, broken femur and broken talus. She has a fourth surgery scheduled Saturday where doctors will work on the bones in her foot. That injury was so serious, doctors are hoping she will be able to keep her foot and start learning to walk again in about 6 months.Ramirez graduated from Jensen Beach High School and is Certified Nursing Assistant working to become a Registered Nurse.“I know she’s got a long rehabilitation ahead, but you know what? That’s better than what it could have been,” Baltes said.Ramirez and her loved ones call the men's actions heroic. They say they were just in the right place.“If there’s no one else there to help, you always help somebody when they need help,” Weisman said."I took an oath to serve and protect. This is the job and this is what I get paid to do. It’s just something we do and I know every officer in this agency would act the same way,” Baltes said.This story was originally published by Meghan McRoberts at WPTV. 1575

The San Diego Rapid Response Network has been working to help those migrant families with basic resources like food, shelter and medical care. The group says shelters in south San Diego are reaching capacity. 208

The rapid warming of the Arctic is known as "Arctic amplification," which is due to multiple feedback loops that the report describes. Warmer temperatures lead to less ice and snow, which means less sunlight is reflected and more is absorbed by the darker oceans. This warms the ocean further, which in turn decreases the sea ice even more. The lack of sea ice and more ocean surface leads to additional cloudiness later in the fall season, which keeps the Arctic region warmer even later into the winter."What starts in the Arctic isn't confined there," Mote noted. "Changes in sea ice influence ocean currents and the jet stream in ways that can affect weather in lower latitudes, including the United States and Europe," Mote said.The report highlighted several of these events over the past year as an example of how Arctic warming can influence day-to-day weather.The swarm of Nor'easters that plauged the eastern United States in early 2018 and the extreme cold outbreak during March in Europe, known as the "Beast from the East," were specifically noted. 1081

The two cities are connected by the Hathaway Bridge, and when storms hit, the status of the bridge is one of residents' first concerns. There are specific protocols to its possible closure: Panama City Mayor Greg Brudnicki told CNN on Tuesday that officials will close the bridge when winds reach 50 mph and stay that strong for longer than two minutes.As of Wednesday morning, winds up to 40 mph are whipping the area, and when the brunt of the storm hits Panama City and the surrounding areas around noon, the hurricane force winds could reach speeds of 75 mph.While most of the city has cleared out under Florida Governor Rick Scott's strict request, some residents have stayed behind.On CNN's New Day, Panama City Beach City Manager Mario Gisbert advised residents to "find a good, safe room within the house" and stay inside for as long as possible.While Panama City Beach Mayor Mike Thomas says his city and the surrounding areas are "lucky" because of their good infrastructure and high elevation, he says people may be underestimating the power of the storm surges, which could reach seven to 11 feet in some places.Thomas told CNN he's not ready to risk the lives of first responders in order to help those who chose to ride out Michael's historic impact."It's just not fair," he said. "There is a false bravery, isn't there, folks saying they will stick it out, ride this out. But what happens, I imagine, as you say, is it puts others at risk." 1455