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Thats because of out of concern for their safety. hes telling everyone, all the residence to hunker down. i still see a couple police cars driving around, so that suggests were not at that range, but i will tell you the gusts are getting aggressive. we know theres only more to come. this is the time period the mayor told us he was most concerned about, with the storm surge, about the possible flooding, the fact that you have the intensity of these storms, the threat from tornadoes sit you to lis...

Anybody recognize that head? stephen colbert. yes, i think weve all brought up mementos. did you bring up anything? >> i brought up my husbands wedding band. our wedding didnt really go as planned due to covid. hes still here. i brought a piece of him up with me and a flag from purdue. go boilers! i brought a pen designed by matthew, worked at the commercial space federation and was really an advocate for commercial space flight industry getting off the ground. he unfortunately passed away a few...

And get excited and contribute so i brought a pin up which i will gift to his family. in pictures of my family, sorry mom. i did bring up my mother and father. >> most like what richard said to me this is all about trying to inspire the next generation and school kids into try to follow their dreams and achieve amazing things in the future so i got in touch with my high school and the headmaster was kind enough to send a flag from high school and then one from the university of illinois where i ...

Coming through and they can produce a good line of shower and storms that move through that could spin up a toornado. the area of yellow is tropical storm force winds. they are closer to the center. this will be probably gaining a little strength after it breaks down over the higher terrain of cuba. notice its mainly the west coast. these are sustained. they are not gusts that could occur across the entire florida peni peninsula. this is great graphic. it show wros you the probabilit getting tho...

Tornado, its a big deal. all right. this is the view as we look right along the coast. some of the wind gusts here up around 100 miles an hour. as i mentioned, take note of some of these higher topped thunderstorms that can trigger or spawn some tornadoes, because there is just a lot of dynamics in the lower levels of the atmosphere, and some of these spin up and can produce those tornadoes. in addition, storm surge, heavy rainfall. charleston set a record of rainfall. more than 7 inches of rain...

Place here. so we had a severe thunderstorm warning out towards oklahoma city before this tornado really ravaged through the area. but then the clearing. this tornado is really quite different. it wasnt a squall line that moved across the area. these are downburst super cells that really just cause that spin-up. currently, oklahoma city to el reno, theyre seeing clear skies. the stability is really currently in place, but the severe weather threat continues for the plains and making its way into...

Especially when its a quick spin up that they werent preparing for. theyre not preparing for riot gear, theyre preparing for deployment overseas. is this worth compromising what were doing in afghanistan, iraq, syria, and other parts around the world. >> p.j., you get the military, the politics. thank you very much. democrats you dont see them going toe too toe with trump right now. why? its a legitimate question. hes throwing out a lot of red meat, a lot of falsehoods, and theyre not firing b...

All the generations of veterans have been thrust into situations. sometimes it was necessary, sometimes it wasnt. you have to ask, is this worth losing a man or a womans life. somebodys son or daughter. if its not, you shouldnt do it, thats simple, that should be straightforward. >> whats your sense about whether or not the fear and loathing is working. >> is it going to drive out people because they have a fear invested by the president of the united states, that the monster, the boogy man is c...

Destructive winds as a category three hurricane. making it the most powerful storm to hit the area in 120 years. meteorologist pedram javaheri tracking michael live from the cnn weather center this morning as it moves into the carolinas. pedram, good morning. >> good morning, dave. michael is moving into south carolina in the last hour or so. still with it tropical storm force winds. the sustained winds of 50 miles per hour and gusts up to 65 miles per hour. we have that dropping with below hurr...

Getting battered from the other direction. >> you know, derek, that was really interesting to step outside and see it was so calm and seemingly peaceful but to know and look at the radar to know were only halfway through this thing, if even that. and i want to ask you about that. you put on your reporter hat and now your meteorologist hat. i want to ask about you that north eastern quadrant of the storm. look at that. were in the middle right now of this tornado watch. that part of the storm cap...