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Taking a long time and the on t areas that are susceptible to that have listened to authorities and gotten to a place of safety. ground, griff jenkins live in >> melissa: something about port st. lucie, griff. this storm thats different are two pressure systems to the north of the hurricane and im >> were still here are the not a meteorologist but from having read about this, are the outer bands from dorian 116 things that are sort of keeping miles to the east out there. i want to show you here ...

Fema is there later with some cash to get back to people who have had to spend money on hotels. look, its tough. nothing is free in this world. sometimes people choose to stay. what are some of the conversations that you guys are having about shoring up potentially on the backside, helping people out? >> theres two things. theres never a 100% guarantee that fema will be able to assist. it depends on the severity of the damage. and if it truly is above and beyond the states capacity to recover. s...

Underestimate most in a situation like this, especially when the forecast that seems so dire has been backed off on a little bit? what worries you? what kind of decisions would you recommend people not make? >> my recommendation is to continue to follow the orders of the state and local officials in terms of evacuations. stay off the roads. if the schools are closed, if your work is closed, the weather is going to be bad outside. stay home. let the first responders who need to be out there do th...

>> john, thank you for joining me. he is a former fema director for the southeast region. i want to bring in via skype, aaron jay jack, a storm chaser in orlando, florida. aaron, its always fascinating, but this one is unusual in that its powerful and it has stopped. it hasnt stopped being a storm, it just stopped moving in any meaningful way. >> yeah. you know, i spent the day today sitting on the coast just to the southeast of orlando just looking out over the ocean at the storm. yeah, it is a...

And they have the worst of >> deeper philosophical thing the back side of this storm to anticipate. so, right now not moving it happening the question what exactly american democracy is for. the weirdest thing about the electoral college, the fact if it wasnt specifically in the will start to move more to constitution for the presidency, it would be unconstitutional. the north. a 30-mile difference to the west is going to mean the brian: all right. difference between a tropical storm force wind ...

Dorian one mile-per-hour to the west. thats all its going. as we heard from the acting fema director that makes it unpredictable. janice: what we know now ♪ go where my baby lives b[ growl ]olle♪s grand baum island getting good boy. hey. hey. you must be stevens phone. beto-mania island. the airport is under water. know whos on your network steve: 5 feet. janice: wobble to the north. and control who shouldnt be with xfinity xfi. is that a wobble or influenced by some of the simple. easy. awe...

I have to tell you, we may not be able to get a live shot from patrick ottman, but if we do, it will be incredible. he will experience the 165-mile-an-hour winds which is where we are right now. gusts to 200. that wind is going to come from the north and then its going to go calm. you can see the stars in the sky from that center of the eye zero in and then on the back side, 180, 165 at this point-mile-an-hour winds coming from the other direction. so no matter how you slice it with an island, y...

Required not only in the state but maybe beyond. what will you be looking for in terms of the path of this enormous storm? >> well, typically i what we look for upon initial arrival is we try to get as close to the backside of the storm as possible, operating still in a relatively safe environment. when the storm in this case is pushing north, being on the south side of the storm is actually the safest place and the easiest way to move north through the state of florida following it up in the ev...

Although we are beginning to see a northward bump. lets call it that. the one that we expected, the one we hoped for, and the one the bahamas are praying for right now to get it away from the islands. just an impressive eye. here you can see it on the radar. right in the bad side of the eye right now. theres no good side of the eye. even the backside is making wind gusts over 140 miles per hour right now. and the storm has been here now for 24 hours. all weekend long, this computer model was lef...

It looks text book of a tirk as we have seen really in this part of the world. you see the eye cutting over the islands here and we have a lot of people who went out and took video of that damage as when they are in the eye, and the back side of it is coming in. i want to explain what we are dealing with forecast-wise. this is the storm. that is dorian. this yellow is high pressure to the north of it. the high pressure doesnt let you are move toward the north. what we are forecasting is this hig...