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Coast. Millions of people we know were there. So many decided not to leave. A lot of them in the dark now. Theyve lost power. The winds have knocked down trees. Power lines have been snapped down. And there is torrential rain thats destroying buildings, were told. The flooding will become lifethreatening, if it has not already. We should point out one driver, take a look at this, tried to get through storm surge. Didnt make it. Ran into really deep water there. Forecasters warning some of these ...

Likely going to take its first landfall over the florida keys, where that is to be determine preponderance of the evidence we have to the wait to find out how quickly that storm makes the sharp turn to the north to tell where its going to go. Its likely to go along places like naples, fort myers, into tampa and then move all inward and push into the states like georgia, alabama and tennessee. It will reintensify back to a category 4 storm. Look at how warm the water is in this region, upper 80s,...

Up stopping. There are developments to report on all these fronts including the latest projections from the National Weather service. Good morning to all of you, im alex witt at msnbc World Headquarters in new york with the latest on all these dramatic weather events overnight in texas. We also have three breaking headlines to share this morning as thement faces his first big test dealing with the growing weather disaster. Late friday the white house announced a president ial pardon for sheriff ...

And the wind increase follows shortly thereafter but now its getting back out over open water. Thats the fuel that the storms need to allow them to intensify. As it moves further away from cuba it will get into that really warm water so we do expect it to get back up to the category 4 strength as it crosses over the florida keys and continues up the west coasts. Places like naples and ft. Myers are looking at a category 4 storm. However, by the time we get to tampa we expect some weakening and b...

The tomorrow end of the immigration program. We wouldnt have this conversation about daca if congress would step up and pass immigration reform. Stunning themes around the parts of houston. We are going to hold onto the faith and trust god that even in the midst of the tragedy the victory and triumph comes on the other side of it. Pete welcome to fox friends on this labor day. Right to a fox news alert. North korea on the brink of another missile test less than the day after the regime claims it...

Some big this is the cbs weekend news. Glor and this is our western edition. Good evening, im jeff glor in st. Pete beach on the gulf coast st. Pete beach in florida on the gulf coast. Anthony mason and meteorologist eric fisher are at the cbs Broadcast Center in new york. Hurricane irma beat up on florida all day as it trekked up the gulf coast. It is now approaching fort myers moving northward at 14 miles an hour. The storm made initial landfall this morning in the lower keys east of key west ...

Expecting category 4 to hit, expecting 10 to 12 inches of rain and possibly 20 inches of rain, this is what they believe will they dont believe will have anything other than water spilling over the top. Any seepage right now . There has been in the past in that area. The corps is going to have a briefing, i think, at 11 00 and theyll be able to answer that. Thank you. Anybody else . All right. Evacuate. Keep everybody safe. Byebye. You have been watching Florida Governor rick scott give another ...

Across southern central and eastern portions of the state are also keeping officials on alert. I just spoke to the mayor of Fort Lauderdale who said the debris and tornados are the concern. Lets start with nbcs report. Steve, show us what youve got, what were looking at right now. Weve got the 10 00 update. Getting every hour. 93 Miles Per Hour measured near key largo weve seen the live shots with gadi. We now have confirmation of a 93 miles an hour gust. Pressure 9. 29. Still a very strong stor...

Weeks, as some might fear, the impact of that, it certainly takes its toll. You know, don, when theres a disaster like this, kind of adrenalin gets people through for a couple days. Theres the fear of it, the needing to evacuate, the riding out the storm, but then the kind of the grim reality of no electricity, limited supplies, dealing with all the things, all the kind of, the mundane details of life that you have to deal with, where do you get your prescriptions if businesses arent open. That ...

Wilmington, North Carolina where we are feeling the force of Hurricane Florence as it pushes into the east coast. I can tell you this hour we are feeling the strongest gusts, the wind gusts from this storm weve felt so far. We experienced wind gusts perhaps around 60, 70 Miles Per Hour. We understand that there have been wind gusts right around there. Anywhere from 85 Miles Per Hour to 60 Miles Per Hour in this region, right around the eye wall the wind gusts sustained around 90 Miles Per Hour, ...