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mid-atlantic states. after leaving florida, ian did make landfall earlier today near myrtle beach, south carolina, as a category one hurricane. it heavily flooded a local street. do you see this? this was a scene a few miles south and nearby pawleys island. the streets are turning into rivers look at this. the power of the storm surge as the hurricane was churning, the atlantic ocean, it sliced a peer into. as ian news northward tonight, a tornado watches now in effect for parts of the...

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Areas right along the coastline, but you can see areas inland in ohio that could end up having impacts from this storm. lets take a look. sustained winds of 80 miles an hour moving to the northwest at just about 15 miles an hour. we have the hurricane watches and warnings. thats the red and pink color you see here in anticipation of this making land fall as a hurricane. not just a regular hurricane but a major hurricane because we anticipate it will continue to strengthen, especially once it get...

Adam? >> jon, that hurricane henri is sitting off couple miles off the coast of virginia, winds 75 miles-an-hour, gusting up to 90 miles-an-hour, on the move to the knot northeast at 18 miles-an-hour. now the leading edge of this storm eventually likely going to be making landfall along island. were beginning to see outer bands of rain hitting new jersey shore, southern new jersey. it is only going to get worse going through overnight hours as we continue to see this lift on up into this directi...

Report them immediately. be caution as you light your homes with candles. we urge floridans to be careful and our thoughts and prayers are with nose currently experiencing the storm right now. [ speaking spanish ] okay, so so far we have gotten a updrat on the tropical storm, elsa, making land fall there.

It is raising awareness about how bad it can be. a lot of people have left and they want to know whats going on in town that they evacuated from. we in a very safe way and as safe as we can to bring folks information. thats why we are here. >> sure. >> well not do anything that puts us in danger and well play it as safe as we can. >> thats what well continue to see. >> thank you, dylan and mariana. >> msnbc continues with our coverage of florence as the storm is getting closer making land fall. ...

Its tremendously big and tremendously wet. tremendous amounts of water. >> welcome back everyone. this morning hurricane florence is inching closer as more than 1 million americans rushed to evacuate the coastline. fema is warning it could be the strongest storm to targ that carolinas and virginia in decades. bringing with it a possible life-threatening storm surge, destructive winds and potential catastrophic rainfall as well as inland flooding. for the very latest on the storm, lets bring in m...

Before, this one is different. dont bet your life on riding out a monster. >> reporter: evacuations started tuesday and will continue today. more than a million from virginia through the carolinas. gathering sand bags, boarding up, pang up pulling out. many wered about what they may find when they come back. >> just hope everythings still standing and not too much damage. but again this is a very significant storm. >> reporter: still lorraine and mike taylor say theyll tried out. a home like so ...

Responsible for those attacks. that will be addressed as well by secretary mattis and vice president pence. >> okay. ryan will be watching for that ceremony, honoring those again 184 lives that were taken on 9/11 at the pentagon. thank you for being there. >> also breaking news this morning as we continue to honor 9/11 and the memory of all of these. all of these mandatory evacuations because of hurricane florence. it is now a category four storm and could strengthen very soon to a category five...

Our neighbors had time to prepare, the communities did. the so for the first time i think we were not surprised by anything that this storm did or could have done. i think a lot of us in south florida feel like it could have done more and we were very fortunate to only get the brunt of what we did get, not the full brunt of it. >> all right. mayor jack sieler, fort lauderdale. a lot of credit goes to the scientists, right? . victor blackwell thank you for your great reporting, all of our teams i...