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AP Newswatch: Top Stories from the Associated Press

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0:00I'm Ed Donahue with an AP News Minute. Stocks finished mixed. 120 homes in Georgia have been destroyed by wildfires. More than 1,000 homes are threatened. Johnny Sabo with the Georgia Forestry Commission says one fire was started by a balloon. If a kid's party balloon is going to get an aluminum look to it, land it on a power line, cause a spark, and that's what causes wildfire. It didn't take long for Michael Gibson in Georgia to lose his home. The tanker blew up and it was coming straight, the wind kicked up and it went to our house, and then the firefighters in the road said it's too big, we can't put it out. As soon as we pulled off and left, 15 minutes later our house was gone. Wildfires are burning in Florida as well. A volunteer firefighter died after suffering an unspecified medical emergency while suppressing a brush fire. Scientists say these fires are from a combination of drought, gusty winds, climate change, and dead trees toppled by Hurricane Helene. Support comes from wise, the smart way to move the currencies you need around the globe.

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