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The damage and then extensive damage all the way through 8:00 p.m. wednesday at least. >> bill, right now, we look at nassau bahamas. we saw tammy leitners report. whats happening right now there? >> we can learn from them because what they experienced is what well experience h about 12 hours from now. it was 124-mile-per-hour cat 3 when it went through the nassau. they went through the right portion of the strong, the strongest and were not guaranteed that happens on our coast here, so the dama...

Connecting some of the barrier islands, some of the other areas to this peninsula in charleston. when the winds get to 60 miles an hour and above, those bridges at 65 feet or higher, the higher span bridges automatically close. so not much of a threat from this storm. the winds will be much higher when they hit here. so people who want to evacuate when the winds get high in some of these areas, once the wind gets to 60 miles per hour they might be out of luck, they might be stranded on some of t...

Number of years down in florida. what is the reminder to people about how florida can change because of the storm. >> and its also going to be how the wind comes onshore to these beach homes, to these communities, tathese mobile home parks. not a mobile home in the world that can withstand a 145 mile per hour. your home will be in trouble. you need to be out of it and on floridas west coast. its time to go now. because i dont want, you know, midnight tomorrow night or midnight tonight everybody ...

Were 3 and had your coloring book and drew your lines. always better to draw a circle than a straight line. made it look more like what it was. >> thanks so much for that. again, that forecast has this storm now a category 4, 145 miles an hour, very powerful. >> we will continue to bring you the images we are getting not only from nassau in the bahamas which is getting hit. right now you are looking at the other side of the screen, daytona beach, florida, one of the places in the target. forecas...

Stays out over the water because we dont want to mess with the business end of that eye which is the northeast end of that quadrant where the winds can get to 140, 145 miles an hour. were start to go get a little rain in this area. we can tell you based on the light traffic we saw in the daytona beach area today, we suspect a lot of people got out and heeded the warnings to get out yesterday, so thats good news. we were at some shelters today. they are filling up. we did speak to one resident. s...

So thats the view of this deadly hurricane from the nasa space station satellite. look how massive this storm is with sustained winds of 145 miles per hour and that means gusts up to 160, 170 miles an hour. trust me, during andrew, gusts got up to 200, especially on the back side of that eye, and maybe thats the one piece of good news here for the state of florida is that the back side of that eye may not make it to landfall and those gusts that would get close to the 200 range. he is live in da...

>> bernie! >> are you seeing this with your own eyes? 93. are you kidding me? hundreds of friends and family members cheering ernie andrews on as he completes the three-year, 2,600 mile journey. >> that will be you, anna. im serious. 60 years from now. >> 145 years old still doing tae bo. >> come on, everybody. lets go. janice dean is standing by. >> we love you anna kooiman. >> thanks for coming today. the sun is out. where are you from?

She will undergo a mental health evaluation. before she fled the country with her son ethan she withdrew 30,000 dollars from a bank account and called her estranged husband saying she wihe will ne him again. t >> a giant icon at the famous ringling brother circus is dropping out of the show early. cheryl casone is here with why the elephants are moving out. >> the elephants are about to go away. they are ending the acts a year early. the decision not an easy one. >> it is a very difficult decisi...

Average in buffalo. you have less than 1 inch fallen this year. we know el niño sea surfaces displace the steering current in the atmosphere. you have warm conditions across the northeast that will cause snow delayed. the wet weather continues. we know severe weather is a lot to do with el niño. take a look at the perspective with what transpired in the past week across the eastern u.s. and southern u.s. over 60 tornadoes. you take a look at the number of tornadoes and number of consecutive da...

What you would expect. 145-mile track, longest december track. multiple ef-4s, and we had multiple in the past week, becoming the deadliest month on record for the month of december. the pattern is a global pattern when it comes to weather anomalies and how el nino displaces the steering currents in the atmosphere and essentially displaces storm tracks and weather patterns. this is whats happened across south america. want to give a floor perspective. this is the piranha river. its the second lo...