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About this storm, heres how theyre responding. >> first hurricane was back in 1948? that i went through? so, yeah. im not worried about it. >> everythings going to be fine. a lot of rain, a lot of wind, but well survive. >> reporter: now, not everybody is that optimistic e, and as you can see here, this is the scene along the beach. a lot of homes that have those hurricane shutters on, the condos have hurricane shutters on, boarded-up businesses. and because of that, you can tell that some of th...

Your makeup artist has family and friends there. and hes just, you know -- >> were praying. >> he cant believe how bad it is and, yeah, a lot of praying. >> walt ait and see, and hope a pray. bill karins, thank you. well check in with you all morning long as this hurricane passes through. david ignatius and mark halperin are still with us. from the author of the book "world in disarray," and elizabeth joins us. ongoing crisis with north korea, president trump held nothing back. >> now north ko...

People are at least having conversations. the challenges that the country faces are enormal, economic inequality, diabetes. 3 billion more people will move into the middle class in the next couple of decades arnold t -- around the world. we can do it everybody going on their own. same with the speech on the u.n. we cant do this stuff alone. these problems are too big. we have to come together. im encouraged by it. >> congressman tim ryan, good to see you. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for havi...

Behaves in the world, throwing out something that works because you dont like it, but it works, youre actually inviting a much more active path. >> mike barnicle? >> another deal on the verge of being shredded, the paris accord. hasnt been spoken about much. the trump administration is on the path of destroying the paris accord. >> we had a two-day conference at yale that ended yesterday. secretary jim backer, former republican treasury and secretary of state came. he spoke about the need to pri...

Bill, how is it looking? >> worst of it is over portions of puerto rico. 155-mile-per-hour winds. that makes this the strongest hurricane to make landfall in puerto rico since 1928. so theyre in the middle of something right now that no one alive has ever experienced on the island. or they dont remember it if they were a little kid. here is the eye of the storm. i cant show you any more radar imagery. two radars in puerto rico are now down. with the power outages its to be expected. radar has ru...

The worst way. the d.a. says that he cooked his own child in that car, which is horrific. >> it is a horrific case. martin savage, victor blackwell, thank you so much. ill now turn you over to brianna keilar, whos filling in for wolf blitzer in "the situation room", who will have more on this case as well as the hurricane hitting the east coast. brianna? >> thanks, jake. happening now. breaking news, hurricane arthur growing stronger and more dangerous by the minute. churning up the east coast w...

But there is some mist coming in. the waves are really whipping up. and it looks a lot more like a hurricane is headed here as opposed to 24 hours ago. you know, 250,000 people here supposedly along the fourth of july weekend. no way to tell how many of those people are actually going to go away or try to come back or whatever. we have some people here, i thought i would just walk up and say hey, its joe johns with cnn. where are you from? >> carol county, maryland. >> how long have you been her...

Us out to sea. left side, all of the sudden thats a kblansing blow, but a 60 to 70 mile-per-hour glancing blow. still, if we get that storm, lets put it right here, threats plot the storm. even if its a tropical storm or maybe a hurricane right there, were going to see wind and waves come from here, when its here, piling into the long island sound, all along the jersey coast. were going to have those real rough, those tides, the rip currents we call them now that could take a swimmer out to sea....

Winds at 45 to 50 miles per hour. theyre legs are getting sandblasted, i guarantee you, at that kind of wind speed. but just down the beach, a little bit closer to the eye, this is what our surfchecks.com camera looks like. just shaking winds, 65 or 70 miles per hour, literally why conditions at time. this is the beach right there. hard to distinguish the water from the sand. someone trying to get out of the way of that wind right there, the waves just absolute foam. and all were talking about i...

Ocean. eroding that beach, the dunes, taking away some of the roadways and the bridges before we get done here across the outer banks. we know that u.s. 12, north carolina 12 is always a mess after a landfalling hurricane and thats what we have. reed wiseman from nasa from the a space station took that picture of what is arthur. just came down in the past few minutes. thats what it looks like from space. i know we always show you the satellite but its not the same as someone actually taking a pi...