Idalia Nears Gulf Coast, Proud Boys Leader to be Sentenced, Sexism in Spanish Soccer

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🗓️ 30 August 2023

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Hurricane Idalia strengthens ahead of its expected landfall. Enrique Tarrio will learn how long he'll serve in prison. And what's to come for women's soccer in Spain amid a standoff over sexism between players and officials?

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0:00.0	Hurricane Adalia is forecast to make landfall in Florida's big bend region today.
0:07.4	Officials are warning of sustained winds well over a hundred miles per hour and a potentially
0:12.3	catastrophic storm surge.
0:14.0	I mean Martinez, that's Michelle Martin and this is up first from NPR News.
0:21.2	Senior leaders of the proud boys face sentencing today in regitario and is Lieutenant Ethan
0:26.0	or Dean were convicted for crime for related to their efforts to block the certification
0:29.8	of the 2020 election, federal prosecutors want them sentenced to prison for decades
0:34.4	will they get it.
0:35.8	And a reckoning over sexism in Spanish sports has an unwanted kiss started a larger movement.
0:46.2	Stay with us, we'll give you the news you need to start your day.
0:56.7	Florida's Gulf Coast is bracing for a major hurricane.
1:00.2	Adalia is the hurricane's name and it's set to make landfall today in the state's big bend area.
1:05.2	It's now a category for storm with a hundred and thirty mile per hour winds.
1:10.8	Florida's Governor Ron DeSantis and many other officials are urging residents to evacuate coastal areas.
1:16.2	Storm surge could reach 10 to 15 feet in some areas of the big bend.
1:22.0	That is life threatening storm surge, that is storm surge, that if you're there while that hits it's going to be very difficult to survive that.
1:31.0	Hurricane Adalia is coming ashore in one of Florida's least developed areas,
1:35.6	but it's expected to have a big impact on communities all along the Gulf Coast as well as in Georgia and the Carolinas.
1:41.0	And NPR's Greg Allen is with us now from St. Petersburg to tell us more great good morning.
1:45.8	Good morning, Michelle.
1:46.8	So tell us the latest on the storm.
1:48.8	Well, Adalia has grown dramatically over the last several hours.
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