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I dont think i can stress enough, like, how much help the island needs. And former president Donald Trumps lawyers propose delaying his federal election interference trial for almost two years after the 2024 election. We begin this morning with Breaking News. Hurricane hilary has rapidly intensified from a Tropical Storm into a category 4 hurricane as it barrels toward the southwestern u. S. , bringing winds up to 145 miles an hour. Right now, the hurricane is located 400 miles south of cabo san...

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4. and the timing just couldnt be worse. tampa bay is about to see what is called a king tide, some of the highest ocean water levels of the year, coupled with the possibility of the most hurricane in the last century. for the latest on the track, lets go to bill karins. bill, what is happening? >> chris, this will be a very dangerous storm, just as strong as some of the most powerful ones we have seen in the last couple of years. what looks to be different about this one is that it is not going...

Tropical storm to hit southern california in 84 years. i want to bring in nbc news meteorologist bill karins. bill, good morning. how severe is this hurricane? >> were going to talk about flooding in areas that have never seen it before. were talking about the low deserts of southern california, with the chance of getting up to half a foot of rain, which never happened in those areas previously. will this be over populated areas or completely rural will be the depending factor on how much damage...

Coming into the city. so multi-billion dollar, as you say. $15 billion worth of work. but it was built at a category 3 level. there are still parts of that system that could get some over the top but were a lot more resilient city now than with katrina, with better command and control. people get more information. they get more accurate information. the challenge now will be to get the power grid up and to find out who needs help in the search and rescue phase. the city seems to be holding up we...

United states, and in bermuda, they have to watch, it although the trend is a little north of there and be nice if they can avoid a direct lit. but 110 mile-an-hour hurricane is a serious deal. one tick away from a category five. the only effects well will have in the east coast beaches are the rough surf, the rip current threat and the high risk goes from cape hat raus down to the wilmington area to myrtle beach, all the way back down to the beaches of south carolina, georgia, and also the east...

Jacksonville. well get that new update from the hurricane center. >> if youre in florida especially along the coastal areas, are you feeling pretty good about the forecast right now? do you feel pretty safe? >> the storm surge can still be an issue. if i had beach-front property and a house right toward the coast and i had problems with matthew, you could likely have problems with this one, too. >> okay. >> that was a billion-dollar weather disaster, multi-billion dollar. storm surge is a big co...

>> in the next half hour well get the update from the hurricane center. theyll tell us if its actually moving instead of being stationary. it will also give us that new forecast path. i know a lot of people in south carolina and north carolina are going to be very, you know, interested. watching it closely for good reason, too. ill explain that in a second. so these are the numbers. 120s the max winds right now in the northern eye and the thunderstorms. its stationary. it looks like its starting...

Times worse than what we deal with in florida. so its not like, you know, we still have concerns. people can die in storm surge. water kills the most people with hurricanes. thats why everyone has been told to evacuate. >> yeah. >> that cone is still from cape canaveral all the way through the outer banks of north carolina. >> from what we just saw, how confident are you of this track now? >> i would be shocked if it shifts toward the coast. at this point its even further off the coast than matt...

Brian. >> okay, buddy, i understand that. >> by the minute its getting worse. im coming on in. >> cant get worse than right now. >> they are in the middle of the northern eye. >> that zero visibility due to precipitation in the air. >> yeah, eyewall, the rain rates are that intense, yeah, visibility went really low there for a second. i have been saying throughout our coverage today, i think about maybe 20% of the total cost of problems will be from wind, about 80%. i am a little encouraged that...