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Places, and theyll get those power trucks in as soon as this wind dies down. about 75,000 customers from duke energy in the state of north carolina without power right now. when you talk to officials here, brian, theyll tell you one of their concerns is, last year people couldnt get back to their houses, so theyre worried people stayed behind in this storm whereas they would have normally sort of -- there it is, yeah. where they normally would have moved on. right? its a little bit unnerving. th...

In saying in unison, please, you and your crew, be safe. take cover till this thing blows over. from cals location we go further north along the outer banks to nags head, north carolina. david gira standing there. cal is right along this entire stretch of real estate. it doesnt make the erosion any less sad. it doesnt turn peoples power back on to say that everyone there is a veteran of these storms. >> reporter: yeah. as i made my way up and down highway 12 today, i talked to a lot of folks, fo...

60-mile-per-hour gusts, so thats not new. but theyre worried about what happens as the storm passes through that word. its a two-lane highway. >> david gura, nags head, same advice you to and your crew, take cover if and wherever possible. staying on the north carolina coast, we go back to the south now, almost parallel to where the eye is. surf city, north carolina. we are thankful to be joined by the mayor there, doug medlin. please tell me no one has done anything stupid. please tell me every...

>> he will early on. ill take over and unders with you on how many times he does it. ill say twice at least. >> jonathan lemire, tim o brian, gentlemen, really appreciate you hanging out so late would you say tonight as we have covered all we have. that is our combined and extended broadcast for this evening. our thanks to you for being here with us. our live coverage of hurricane dorian and its trip up the east coast continues. chris jensen will take over at the top of the hour. ach charted♪ ...

Beautiful long pier they have into the water. any distance is well appreciated. >> thats right. >> thank you very much. >> 10 or 15 miles really helped a lot. >> yeah, im sure it does. mayor, thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you, brian. appreciate it. thank you a lot. >> as we keep an eye on dorian along the carolinas, we are alleges trackialso tracking other news. coming up the, the democrats lined up on cnn last night as they will soon do on this network as well to outdo each ...

Defensive. he is going to be at the rally on monday. thats still in the books, although theres an expectation hell do hurricane damage stuff while hes there, probably not in alabama. but then we have his legal team is still out there preparing to say no to all these inquiries while the political team violent concerned about trying to juice this economy, which is his biggest problem. if that doesnt work, then well be seeing campaign fodder on cultural issues. >> on that topic, tim, youve been aro...

Bahama island. same for georgia and south carolina. weve had gusts offshore, some of the buoy areas, up to 80 and 90, but nothing on land like that. as far as the forecast path goes, the hurricane center has a bit of eastern -- north carolina. you see this narrow strip, thats all the outer banks. we may get the first direct landfall as its exiting early, early tomorrow morning, probably 7:00 or 8:00 a.m. and the buckston area. as we go throughout the 3:00 a.m. hour is when it will be closest to ...

Theyve seen many a storm. they average once every four years at least a category 1 hurricane. there will be minor damage here or there but its not going to be crazy damage. and then it would be nice if the winds were low enough and the storms were low enough to keep highway 12 open. it has a lot of overwash and it closes regularly. those are the headlines, brian. weve done this a lot of times together. hasnt been a lot of this is breaking or new. everythings offshore. now that we havent had torn...

>> it is sunday, august 18th and the president trump administrations immigration proposals are drawing criticism and accusations of hypocrisy. >> poor immigrants will be denied permanent legal status if they are deemed likely to use government benefit programs. really? because i know of at least one immigrant lady who lives in really nice public housing and pretty much only works on christmas. >> with me this morning, tim obrian, the executive educator of broloomberg. joining us, the author of "...

Policy proposals within the government. you look at the muslim travel ban for example. that was something where they threw it at the wall and saw what stick. it was something he pioneered and tried to work on. how has he developed this shaping policy not having a legal background? >> im struck by the moment that he has become a survivor in the trump administration. in another administration he would be one of half a dozen, a dozen aides and he would be trying to push his agenda against other fol...