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Grow, what needs to be done to help those struggling with addiction? here to weigh in his our panel, doctor nicole safire, democrat strategist and republican strategist dan palmer. lets bring up these statistics. they are really horrifying. 145% increase in drug-related deaths worldwide from 2011-2015, 71,000 overdose deaths in the us in 2017. i will begin with you. what do we need to do to stop this rise in deaths? >> complex question but multifaceted approach the way to combat it and part is i...

Officials calling the monster category for storm extremely dangerous. you see how huge it is was it will make landfall sometime today on mexicos pacific coast bringing life-threatening storm surge, packing 145 mile-per-hour windss was that will head north, slamming central and southern texas with heavy rain next week, parts of the state facing historic flooding after rain poured down last week prompting a boiling water alert in austin. in a few hours national security adviser john bolton will be...

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The eyewall is spinning at 150, 145. whatever it might be where he was. on the inside of that eyewall, there is another spin-up thats happening, almost like a dust devil, but its not dust. its rain and wind. and debris and boards. so at points in time, this 145, 150-mile-per-hour hurricane may have had gusts inside over 200 miles per hour. that was the swirl that he saw. thats the swirl that send boards into his truck, that took the topper off his truck. that when people were scared, they said w...

Feet potential. thats saint marks, apalachicola and the like. >> chad, stick around for a minute if you will. ken, thanks so much for being with us. people lucky enough to sleep woke up to the news this had been become a powerful category four storm. we heard 145 miles an hour sustained winds. what are we looking at here? >> yeah. we keep getting those updates from the aircraft and we upped the winds to 145 miles an hour. were 90 miles west of panama city. it is just incredible. this will be one...

Here, these two women a short time ago that have chosen to stay to take care of people. but they made that choice when this was a category two storm. now that this is a category four storm with 145 miles an hour winds, you know, the decision has different ramificationramif. im wondering if you are seeing that and hearing that from the people in destin. >> those are some of the stories we are hearing. the fact that, as we heard from the county sheriff, that they have seen a better response to thi...

Surge. 9 to 13 has been the forecast all week. thats when it was a cat two, then a cat three. now were cat four, heading to 145. that 13 may be shy of what is going to get into the bay. power outages will be absolutely widespread. millions without power for a long time. >> it was 1:00 a.m. when the florida governor said get out now if youre getting out. it is now 5 in the east. is it too late to leave? >> not if youre running from the surge, no. you need to get out of there. the surge will kill ...

Tropical storm winds over the carolinas. hurricane michael is likely the most powerful hurricane to sham into the florida panhandle. my colleague is in panama city, florida for us and will be with us throughout the hour, throughout the show. you have been getting drenched throughout the morning. how is it looking now? >> reporter: they just closed the bridge. im on panama city beach. the winds are already too strong. we are still several hours away from the most intense winds we will see, 145 mi...

Orleans and affecting the florida west coast. the storm turns into a 145 storm before landfall. this is 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. thats when the eyewall will likely be making landfall. thats the worst part of the storm. but thats not the ieye. it has nothing to do with the eye. it could still get to apalachicola, but probably not any farther left. i think pensacola, youre completely in the clear for eyewall. that doesnt mean youre in the clear for wind. it will still be 75 or 80 miles per hour t...

Like hurricane urma. the panhandle and big ben will see winds in excess of 145 miles an hour. think about that. 145 miles an hour. again, hurricane michael is forecast to be the most destructive storm to hit the florida panhandle in a century. the storm will bring torrential rain to most of the panhandle and big bend, which means flooding will be a major issue. expect to see 12 inches of rain in some areas of the panhandle. think about that. a foot of rain in some parts of the panhandle. prepare...