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Hurricane warnings into north carolina. and now, georgia and the carolinas are bracing for impact. pleading with citizens along the coast to move inland and stressing not to underestimate the threat. >> we understand the situation that is before us. and it is not a good one. >> reporter: south carolina officials say there could be up to 11 feet of storm surge, which could cause life threatening conditions and leave parts of the state under water. >> there is nothing safe about whats getting read...

And i think the choice is career. >> corey lewandowski, thank you very much for joining us. joining us now on the phone is anna navaro. so what was your reaction to what you just heard and your reaction when you heard the audio? >> you know, wolf, i was on a plane back from miami. i started hearing people gasp around me on the plane as they were looking at their ipads and read thing story and listening to this story. it is absolutely disgusting. it has absolutely no justification. it is inexpl...

Specifically hes fit to serve in the oval office. >> sure, look, if i was consulting donald trump right now, my advice would be, in addition to the statement hes put out that hes apologized for that, my advice would be, sit down and do an interview. lets the that now. lets get the opportunity to have a conversation about this now before the debate on sunday. you know, i dont advise donald trump, but in my opinion, i would be making a recommendation that he goes on tv and has a sitdown interview ...

Russia, that is something they only do under very specific circumstances. and if they want to send a message. they have done this with china. they have done it with north korea. they are now with russia. >> why did it take so long for the u.s. government at the highest levels now to formally, publicly accuse russia of these kind of political hacks? >> it is my understanding wolf, and ive spoken to a number of officials with knowledge, that they have had the intelligence. the assessment has point...

Presidential debate. >> and remember wolf where we are in relationship between the republican party and donald trump. its not an easy marriage. so a lot of the people working on the field on this campaign loyal republicans supporting the republican nominee even though for many of them it wasnt their first choice in the nomination process now the foundation isnt as strong there. so what youre seeing from a lot of republican on operatives is hand in hand trying to figure out how they are going to ...

To 15 feet. when i was out there yesterday, you could tell that they were, those homes were in danger. and emergency officials here are getting off the streets as well. so those people who have decided to stay behind overnight will be on their own for the most part. wolf? >> these are all heartbreaking stories. people obviously relubt luctant leave their homes and possessions but its obviously very, very dangerous in the process. stand by. brian, youre there in south carolina. theyre bracing for...

North carolina. but that circulation is carrying a lot of water with it. its been rotating off the coast so the surge itself can still be a very dangerous part of the storm system. and very heavy rainfall as well, up to a foot in north carolina and south carolina as the storm moves slowly up the coast. >> thanks very much for joining us. director of the national weather service. and thanks to all yufr people for doing the excellent work you are doing. you are saving lives. >> thank you, wolf. >...

Keilar. getting more reaction to this political bomb shell. what are you learning brianna? >> a lot of our reporters are getting reaction to this. collective gasps coming from field workers in one field office. this is something that is sending -- this is really a political earthquake as you had put it, wolf. something that even though we heard donald trump say so many times use language or even talk about women in a way that is certainly something that, you know, is offensive to many people thi...

What are you hearing sara? >> reporter: wolf, in just the last few seconds really the wind has picked up. there were a few people still left on the beach, but look at it now. no one out here taking this storm very seriously. we have seen the lifeguards come up and down the beach picking up debris. theyve also just put in some markers that will let us know just how high the water gets. theyre talking 8 to 10 foot potential surge in this water with waves that could be 20 feet high. i am 59". imagi...

On cnns new day, tim kaine still talking about his debate and raising the stakes for trump. >> his own running mate threw him under the bus. that puts extra pressure on him getting ready for sunday. >> reporter: theres pressure for clinton, too. trying to keep momentum alive and reassuring less than enthusiastic voters. thats where sanders comes in. >> on november 8th, our job is to elect hillary clinton as our next president. on november 9th, our job is to build a movement to transform america....