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World, this is "new day." it is monday september 2nd. its 8:00 in the east. this is our special live coverage of hurriane dorian. im john berman in jensen beach, florida. erica hill is in new york. you can see the surf behind me. this is hurriane dorian. about sn miles from the center. this is what its doing already. some of the outer bands have passed over us the last hour or so. weve had winds 50 miles an hour or higher and driving rain at times. right now dry. out in that direction, again, il...

Path so theyre protected. these preparations, were working very closely with the impacted states, with fema in direct sport of the staupport od fema. emergency preparedness and response, working as a team sport here. >> it is an unpredictable storm. we dont know when, exactly where, for how long it could hit. i think the only thing that has been predictable is its strength. 185-mile-per-hour sustained winds right now. how do you handle that knowing the tragejectory may change. >> were constantly...

Correspondents in the bahamas. first to the severe weather center. lets talk time line. how long before the force is felt on the east coast of the u.s.? >> i think its going to slow down overnight tonight. as you mentioned, its probably going to move at 2 1/2 miles anticipate hour. it could hang around the be bahamas. the only change is the pressure is up a little bit. meaning its going over land, a little friction. the winds are 185 miles per hour. only one other made landfall with this type of...

Could see off in the distance how large the waves wiere. it was something to see. >> the stadium effect is something i cant imagine being in. we get a sense of it from the picture. it was 185 mile-an-hour winds when you were flying through. what was that like? >> yes. it was rather remarkable. we entered the storm when it was a category 4. as we continued to fly, we saw the pressure continue to drop inside the center. and the winds continued to pick up. and the final report when we left, right a...

Carolinas. >> with time well be dealing with this hurricane all week. look at this timing along the florida coast tuesday and wednmorning, off the georgia/south carolina coast. friday off the south carolina coast. all week, they can see high winds, rain. storm surge, these areas are susceptible to storm surge with river, inlets, carolina coast, south carolina, georgia. dangerous there. storm surge, rains. still a hurricane -- still a hurricane. even on friday, still forecasting this could still ...

3 miles per hour over the next two days, a walking pace for most of us. so the worst of the storm is clearly far from over. ivan cabrera tracking the system live from the cnn center. ivan, good morning. >> hey, good morning, guys. good morning. >> it basically has stalled. were getting an update from the national hurricane center. one, it is basically moving, well, slower than we can walk, right? this is basically stalled out. 165 maur 165-mile-an-hour winds. six hours ago the storm was stronger...

Of "new day." welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. im john berman live in jensen beach, florida. erica hill is with me in new york. you can see it right now. these are the outer bands of hurricane dorian passing over florida right now. the winds with picking up. you can see the rain has fallen very hard. we expect that to only get worse throughout the day. now, the real danger, though, about a hundred miles over my shoulder that way. i can tell you millions of pe...

That beach erosion is going only one house that survived leading them to discover: to be massive impact let and i talked to family members that lost their were woven together alone from the storm surge 6 to 10 feet. family members that were by the moments we share. thats going over that wall found 3 and 4 blocks away everything you need, because they stayed there and they didnt survive that all in one place. in intercoastal is going to expedia. take serious damage. storm surge. and of course the...

>> no thanks. no thanks. >> martha: i watched from the beginning earlier. you can see the boat goes straight up in front of him and the guys on the boat think that hes a goofball, they are kind of laughing at him. but here it is, watch this. [laughter] >> martha: i dont know what that guys doing out there but i hope hes okay. >> that was when it was a very strong tropical storm, so theres about a 65-75-mile-an-hour -- at the time to be out in that kind of a boat like that, but that wasnt this 18...

The evacuations here in memory support brand. bradford county start after the 8:00 a.m. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. as you drive up and down a 1 a you can really see the prevagen. healthier brain. better life. homes and the businesses, the hotels are getting boarded up and shut down. now, here in florida along with georgia and the carolinas, strong winds and dangerous storm surge are more than likely there are mandatory and voluntary evacuations allob the east coas...