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Did they do to the map? look at him. watch this. watch how quickly he puts the map away. oh, wait, wait. we cut it away. he cannot get rid of that map soon enough. >> and thats what you see. and then there is -- when he does things like tweets out things that may reveal sources and methods on intelligence, theres a whole clean-up that happens in the government that nobody sees. >> by the way, did you see people figured out which satellite this came from? >> of course. >> and thats why things lik...

Forecast. most people in a position of power would see this and, pretty obvious. maybe he missed it. after we went through all this nonsense that you just said today, the president tweeted out this map saying that this was his proof of why alabama was in the cone. all the lines are computer models. he has us. look, even some go to louisiana. and mississippi. i dont know why he left louisiana and mississippi off. lets take a closer look. the date is august 28. he tweeted that out on september 1. ...

Called weather nerds. take a look. >> the president tweeted out this map saying that this was his proof of why alabama was in the cone. all those squiggly lines are our computer models. hes got us. look, even some go to louisiana. >> a couple of the lines -- >> even louisiana and mississippi. lets take a closer look at this. oh, the date is august 28th. wait, he tweeted that on september 1st. this was four days before he sent the tweet out about alabama. so i said, why would you pick four day be...

Forecasts and we listened to the meteorologists. we saw the computer models and we were hoping for that right turn. and thats exactly what took place. sparing the southeast united states. not so fortunate for the grand bahama islands. but i want to talk about the threats here that people have been dealing with, and thats been the coastal erosion that has taken place. we did talk to the local sheriff here from martin county. he said little to -- if any damage has been reported across his county. ...

Condition like? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, christine. you know, weve had driving rain, tropical-force winds all night long. a far cry from whats happening, of course, 100 miles to our east still in the northern bahamas. but we also have been dealing with surging seas, about two to four feet of storm surge within the coastal communities of eastern florida. im located in martin county as we speak. but we did talk to an official from the martin county sheriffs office. they were not reporting ...

Toll of seven. that could change dramatically in the days ahead. bret. >> bret: steve leiva nasa. lets get the latest on the storm track. chief meteorologist, rick is in new york. rick, a little turn today. >> rick: you. its about to make a turn towards the northeast. that will change. its going to get really close to the coast by tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon. a lot of rain right now. we are seen rain along the coast, just offshore. just in the last number of hours, the storm has been...

The water goes down. in this case this water piles up and then the surge is pushed on top of it. the water wont be backing out. >> reporter: wind will be a concern too. we expect tropical storm winds. the hotel in front of me took their outdoor furniture and put it inside next to the hotel rooms. they are not taking chances. the airport here shutdown at 3:00, no one getting in or out. >> charleston is a low-lying area so storm surge could be a huge problem. hope everything is okay. rob: janice d...

Carolinas over the next 48-72 hours. you can see that cohen starts to brush the shore and the best chance from and following hurricane friday on the outer banks. finally it will move offshore on the weekend but the computer models, gfs and european modeling agreement it will hug the shoreline of the carolinas, perhaps making landfall between north and south carolina or the outer banks into friday. flash flooding is a huge concern as the storm moves northward and we have counterclockwise risk, pi...

Ainsley: thats good news for the folks on the coast. richard, everyone is wondering clearly a very dangerous job, why do you do this? >> well, i have been flying hurricanes for 24 years as a meteorologist, its about the best job in the world to be honest with way to get this kind of detailed information. satellites are wonderful. computer models are wonderful. but to get the very best, most detailed data, most accurate data about the inside of the storm you have to fly aircraft into it. and that...

36 hours across the bahamas. its only moved about 110 miles. we are about 90 miles off the coast. the storm has been absolutely stationary. if you move a little bit closer, this is grand bahama. this is the six hours. it its not moving at all. our computer models have been doing different things for a long time. that is no longer the case. we have really good agreement now. it begins to pull up towards the northwest. it will eventually take this northeast turn. it kind of mimics the way the coas...