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of biblical proportions. ian is a cat 4 storm bringing 140 mile-per-hour winds and leaving a wake of destruction in its path. the national hurricane center is warning of catastrophic window damage with an unsuburb viable storm surge of up to 18 feet. it is expected to dump 2 feet of rain across the state bringing unprecedented flooding and destruction. entire neighborhoods are now undersea as water levels continue to rise. homes are floating down the middle of the street and people are...

>> reporter: cranking up the heat is going to unfortunately be a lot more expensive this winter. even before this storm experts were warning about sticker shock when it comes to heating your home. thats in large part because natural gas prices have soared. natural gas is the most popular way to heat homes. natural gas if you run on natural gas to heat your home, the government is saying it will be 25% more expensive this winter than last winter. heating oil. the key is that is sort of the base f...

Still without power in texas after a tornado ripped through the dallas area last night. the dallas mayor says the city should feel incredibly fortunate that there are no reports of deaths and is urging folks to look out for gas leaks and structural damage as they begin to return home. and a lot of houses destroyed. take a look at this. >> guys, this is no joke. its a tornado touching down right now. [bleep] tornado in dallas. >> trace: storm experts say october tornadoes are unusual and really h...

Position that alabama was not at risk. the reversal caused widespread anger within the agency and drew accusations from the scientific community that the national weather service, which is part of noaa," which is all part of the commerce department, "had been bent to political purposes." noaas statement on friday is now being examined by the commerce departments office of inspector general. late today, a commerce department spokesperson told nbc news, and we quote, "the new york times story is f...

Forecasting and public statements about hurricane dorian." meanwhile, the "washington post" also reporting that noahs chief scientist will investigate why the agency backed the president over its own storm experts on dorian. and all that brings us to what may be an even more alarming development tonight. we told you it was a busy evening. "the new york times" confirming that a cia informant of ours who had sent secrets back to america for decades was abruptly pulled out of russia. the paper writ...

Noaa, in birmingham, issued a correction saying, "alabama will not see any impacts from dorian" in direct response to erroneous warning from the president. well, tonight "the new york times" reports secretary of commerce wilbur ross threatened to fire top employees at noaa on friday after the agencys birmingham office contradicted trumps claim. the "times" puts it this way. "that threat led to an unusual unsigned statement later that friday by the agency disavowing the national weather services ...

Been a lot that has been visible. the president did go to fema on sunday and advisers say hes been getting briefings on the hurricane as frequently as hourly. and larger scale briefings, twice a day, with a number of top officials including the presidents national security council team that has included people most closely aligned with federal emergency management. his homeland security adviser and of course directly involved with fema. so the president has according to officials and according t...

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