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>> in these preparations, were working very closely with the impacted states. with fema in direct support of the states and fema. emergency preparedness and response, i call this a team sport and working as a team here. >> absolutely important, but it is an unpredictable storm. we dont know when, exactly where, for how long it could hit. i think the only thing that has been predictable is its strength. 185 miles per hour sustained winds right now. how do you manage all of that given, you know, t...

Progress for trajectory was leading up to the event. are there signs or signals that people exhibit as they are moving down this path toward radicalism or extremism. this will be one more doesnt to build out that entire timeline, that picture, that rich picture of this persons background and what they were saying, what they were writing, trying to act about this event. i think one of the things weve seen since the last two mass landings, is forward activity. you see people being arrested after e...

Might it move in the trajectory that is more towards the north? this is going to be days long. so all of the way from the bahamas, and right around freeport all of the way to west palm beach, it is roughly miles, give or take or 160 kilometers and that is a narrow channel, and this is a broad system that it couldnt help but impact this east coast of florida. landfall, we are still unsure. it is too early. i know that is fraustrating for people, john, they have put it together, and gotten the wat...

Certainly e the strongest, at least in the modern era, in this part of the atlantic. winds at 185 miles an hour, went right over marsh harbour in the abaco islands, and its still cutting through towards little abaco right now. its a slow-moving storm, and just take a look at this historically where we sit here. 185 mile-an-hour sustained winds, thats the second -- at least according to strongest winds -- that weve seen in the atlantic hurricane basin. its moving really slowly off a towards the w...

He still wants to evacuate, rafael gonzalez. what made your decision to get out even though the forecast is changing and the storm could be moving away? >> well, normally it becomes a chaos trying to stay here because the power goes off, you know, theres no gas. there is no food. there is a lot of food gouging, you know, people get like crazy, you know, like the end of the world. so i decided just this time like i did the last time to go out, you know. >> you said you lived here for more than 40...

>> joining me now by phone is william capote, mayor of palm bay, florida. mayor, thanks very much for joining us because we know this is a very busy time. when you saw that this hurricane is now a category four, what was your reaction? >> wow. here we go again. matthew, thats the first thing that came to mind. not so much irma, because irma came from the keys. but matthew had the similar trajectory. and luckily, it veered into the ocean 25 and missed us. but we felt the winds then. >> whats the ...

This for the american one. heres charleston. but still the impact is going to be great. charleston floods very easily. so they start to see this rainfall, maybe six, maybe ten inches of rain is certainly possible. but also heres the european model. this off the coast of jacksonville. they are the same time period. its a little confusing but i just want to point out theres no agreement yet on these computer models. heres the ridge of high pressure. this is kind of keeping this farther to the sout...

Latest advisory shows the state is not going to take a direct hit, hurricane dorian is expected to grinds up the coast. its going to cause miserable conditions especially for everyone along the eastern coast of florida. there doesnt appear to be that panic yet. residents here definitely guarded. >> i think everybody is just on edge because we dont know the exact trajectory yet. and thats -- they dont know what to expect and dont know fully what to do. nick valencia, take good care there, you and...

Hurricane. whats your reaction to that? >> so we saw the projected -- excuse me, the projected trajectory and overall strength had changed overnight, and although we dont know what the track is going to be, were preparing for all contingencies. >> its interesting because the -- an engineering professor at georgia tech said forecasting mode are most reliable three days out. thats where we are right now. i dont know if it makes anybody feel better. what about you? >> well, you know, the thing that...

This gas station, they ran out of fuel yesterday and this gas station ran out of fuel yesterday. they told us this morning they got a new shipment last night. they ran out of fuel again today. the mayor said although hurricane dorian is taking a more northerly trajectory, we are taking precautions to respond to any safety or health hazards that may arise from possible tropical storm force winds and other conditions. for days, people in the area have been rushing to the store, lining up for gas. ...