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Pretty quick pace. you can do the math. in three to four hours well get our landfall and this is the latest hurricane center track over the top of block island. landfall into rhode island. that would bring the strongest winds in. widespread power outages are likely and storm surge happening later in those areas back to cape cod. luckily high tide is occurring now and the tide will be going out when it makes landfall. the storm rains itself out slowly over the next two to three days. as far as ma...

65 miles north of montauk. it was supposed to slow down a little more than s this. landfall looking like 2 p.m. or 1 p.m. landfall may occur as early as 11 a.m.? noon? maybe even as early as 10 a.m. you can do the math yourself. only three hours from landfall if it doesnt slow down. it should asl little bit. as far as the forecast, landfall sometime around noon. it may be slightly earlier than that. as far as watches and warnings go, these will be changed. there will no longer be hurricane warni...

The aussies are beating us we have more resources, more money put into her schools, great teachers yet here we are 25th in the world because we are focusing on race too much. >> people like derek give me hope for the country in the future. critical race theory is rooted in racism itself. the idea that people are different that you are inherently bad if you are white. that is racist even the idea that we have to dumb down things like math for minority students which is the extension of critical r...

Ovation also but that helps the school board band crt in curriculum and explaining on "fox and friends weekend" and what led him to take a stand. >> childrens schooling from home more and more parents are looking at the kids school work and saying what is going on? so what they could slide in under the radar without parents knowing, they no longer can when crt came around i said not in my school and began to show up. joe: i the next story that i read is he is head of the school board in that dis...

>> glad to be here. >> im worried about that simple math in the state where weve got between 2,700 and 2,800 people in the hospital and it seems to be a tipping point in terms of no icu beds and most hospitals having no beds at all, but this prediction that those numbers of people needing to be hospitalized might nearly double within a month. i just dont -- i dont understand how the state is going to cope with that strain. >> it is going to be very hard. we are already maxed out. i dont have any...

On a flight, my math is terrible, but you probably got about 28 planes worth there, so thats an extraordinary task in and of itself. how did they get to this situation? my source says essentially they had a number of days they were letting women and children, the vulnerable, those in need on to the base, not filtering people because of the paperwork or claim they had. now there are still flights moving. this source says that the qatar are allowing flights to land again. kuwait are accepting prov...

There, a marine, looking at 10,000, but that has swollen, which is entirely with the sheer volume outside, 14,000 with extremely bad math, 400 per plane, about 30 plane loads of individuals that have to get off, just to start letting more people on. an afghan i spoke to at the base is spoke to the marine, saying to get into the airport right now, its a trash-filled dumpster. its just so overloaded. the question is, of course, how to get to that situation. a source i spoke to it came from a numbe...

You know, why, why, why? >> at the center of it all was a girl named skylar. david and mary neese welcomed their only daughter skylar to the world back in 1996. tell me about the day she was born. was that the greatest moment of your life? >> i wouldnt go that far. >> first time you saw her. >> first time i saw her, yes, i can say that was the greatest moment of my life. yeah. it was instant love. >> they live in star city, a small suburb of morgantown, west virginia, where dave works at walmart...

Pivot hard to is getting antibody treatments for people who have tested positive in order to try to keep them out of the hospital. monoclonal antibody treatments. doctors have a lot of experience with that is our next guest. doctor david thresher is the respiratory director of dr. jackson hospital. hes helping to manage all of the critical care patients across montgomery. doctor thresher, its a pleasure to have you with us tonight. thank you for being here. >> glad to be here. >> im worried abou...

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