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Resolved? they got a one-year deadline. and the former secretary of state, madeleine al bright is here to tell us whats at stake this time. its all next on "larry king live." all eyes are on hurricane earl, including rob marcianos. the cnn news and weather anchor is in kill devil hills, north carolina. rob, whats the situation right now? >> winds have been increasing. we havent seen a lot of rain, larry. this storm now a category 2. just over 100 miles to our south and heading in this direction....

The north carolina outer banks. there may even be some damage in new england and well, obviously, see some of that as the days go on. anderson? >> we want to check back in with you. i do want to go to kill devil hills, which sits on a very thin strip of land with water on both sides, with hurricane earl on one side. rob, youre the closest to the storm. what do you expect tonight? what are people there doing? >> reporter: well, a lot of people have gotten out of here. evacuation orders went out, ...

Tonight louisiana coastal towns are holding their breath. theyre watching this storm with 45-mile-per-hour winds hoping that it wont get stronger and further delay clean-up efforts. the storm threat come as new technology is on its way. it may prevent oil from washing on to beaches. well talk about that with the mayor who is hoping that a new boom can keep more oil off the beaches of ocean springs, mississippi, where she lives, and keep the vacationers come in. i have the mayor with me, along wi...

Sense, a ley of the land. after landing, the president did get a chance to talk to some local fishermen. thats a big problem there and the president has pledged to do whatever possible to make sure these folks on the ground who will be impacted in a negative way will be made whole. >> correspondent dan lothian, two big stories, the president following and being kept abreast of. thank you very much. coastal warnings off the gulf of mexico. a race against time as an oil slick surface near the sh...