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Rising. Become miles inland, you can still see the storm. It is disastrous. Please do not let your guard down. This is a very dangerous storm. Neil bracing for impact. Welcome, everybody. Im neil cavuto. Florence now barreling down and getting close. Here is what we know right now. The Department Of Defense is about to hold a News Conference on preparation. When they speak it, we are there. The police chief in North Carolina is asking residents refusing to evacuate for next of kin information, s...

Working in sync with what he has described as “NEMA’s paradigm shift towards disaster risk reduction and to take disaster risk management to the grassroots,” he has left a lasting impact on the agency and the country’s preparedness for emergencies.

Tuesday’s National Night Out lived up to its billing as an annual event promoting police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie.

Prepare to deploy. we have them all over the nation, ready to respond with the full capacity of the department of defense. this is a bit of a microcosm of that, in the sense that we are bringing them forward. in this case, these are guard forces that have been brought forward under the agreement between the states to bring that capability forward. we know that we have great rescue capabilities. >> they will be moving forward. >> cnn. >> you talked a little bit about preserving the forest, living...

The waters and the skies. >> 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with rescue capabilities. >> the newest addition to their arsenal a $4 million counterterrorism boat. this boat is 62 feet long but its maneuvering like a small one. >> it is highly maneuverable with those jets. >> wind turbo jets that helps the boat go how fast? >> 42 knots. >> how fast can you stop? >> within one and a half boat lengths. >> it is equipped with nine separate cameras. also on board infrared technology to see through the ...

And clearly bob gates had a lot of reservations about a no-fly zone. the upshot was you had this extraordinary mixed signals about it and it seem to me the white house was ultimately exaggerating how difficult the no-fly zone would be to impose. >> you write the case for a no-fly zone in todays "new york times" and in part you say we would not have to send any ground troops to libya and a no-fly zone would be executed at the request of libyan rebel forces and at the demand of six arab countries ...