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Network, dedicated a whopping 145 minutes of air time to sharpie coverage and analysis. and, of course, the breathless, hysterical reporting in an attempt to make the president look bad. thats what they do. theyre the ones who appear detached from reality, the ones that pushed every lie, conspiracy hoax for 2 1/2 years. do the media mob not know how insane they look? do they even care? apparently not. blinded by the anti-trump rage. if donald trump cured cancer i doubt theyd say anything good ab...

Network, dedicated a whopping 145 minutes of air time to sharpie coverage and analysis. and of course the hysterical reporting in an attempt to make the president look bad. what they do. theyre the ones who appear detached from reality, the ones that pushed every lie, conspiracy for 2 1/2 years. the media mob not know how insane they look? apparently not. blinded by the anti-trump rage. if donald trump cured cancer i doubt theyd say anything good about it. lunacy an all-time low, the member of t...

Hurricane dorian is scraping along the u.s. east coast right now, hitting the state of north carolina this hour, as you see here by radar, though a positive sign to tell you about. it has now weakened to a category 1 storm. its winds right now up to 90 miles per hour, or nearly 145 kilometers per hour, though that still brings plenty of heavy rain to those areas an the potential for more floods for tornadoes, and a lot of destruction. the storm already devastated the islands of the bahamas. take...

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It is kicking up behind you there. tomorrow expected to be the critical day. tell us what its like on the ground there. >> well, look, you can take a look. the wind blowing. weve got gusts probably about 30 miles per hour right now. it doesnt feel particularly serious. its clearly a storm. there is rain coming down. weve got the outer bands of the hurricane coming in. the problem is this thing, which is a category 2, is going to stay a category 2, all the way through to when it passes charleston...

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So explain what weve just learned. whats the latest? >> the latest information, the only change is the winds came down from 145 to 140. doesnt matter. its still a strong category four stationary. this storm is sitting over grand bahama island and sitting there since yesterday when it impacted the west ever so slowly sitting stationary. if you can imagine, its hard to believe the fact that a storm this powerful is not moving, anderson. >> how long is it likely to stay over the bahamas? is there a...

Have been ripped apart. a life-threatening storm surge of about 18 feet remains a threat there. meanwhile, the storm is creeping closer to the u.s. with its outer bands now reaching parts of florida. >> all right. weve got our team on the ground with live reports across the state of florida. first, i want to go with nbc meteorologist bill karins. we have the latest advisory update on this. what are we seeing so far? >> good morning once again. the national hurricane center is saying the storm is...

There, across from me, and he was crying. and he said that they had celebred thrys "the conception," departed on friday for a labor day weekend scuba trip. the companys website previously poedmages of the boat and the bunk room where the passengers slept. late today, the coast guard recovered four more bodies after finding four earlier in the day. tonight, the coast guard is on the scene looking for survivors. you can also see, there is a thick fog. you can barely make out the shore. that is ham...

And how was it that the crew was able to make it off the boat bu? all these questions remain unanswered at the passengers were not? all these questiremain unanswered at this point but such a tremendous loss of life the ntsb team is sending 16 he investigation. >> gadi, thank you. to the other major headline tonight. hurricane dorian still people to help with this investigation. >> gadi, thank you to the other major headline tonight. hurricane dorian still an extremely dangerous category 4 st...