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Because the coastal shelf is shallow, we are expecting to see 25 to 30-foot seas closer to the coast because of the shallow. shallow doesn't get as high as 83 that you heard at the center. i guess that was reported yesterday. >> reid hawkins from the national weather service in wilmington, north carolina. stay safe. keep us posted. >> thank you. >> hurricane florence as the potential to be the most expensive to hit the united states. nearly 759,000 homes in the carolinas and virginia are in the dangerous path of the storm. that is early analysis from core logic. more than $170 billion to rebui...

Dangerous storm. according to early analysis. from core logic. worst case more than $170 billion to rebuild. 62 billion more than hurricane katrina in 2005. that storm cost at least 108 billion. in property damage. that has the dubious honor of the costliest in u.s. history. however the cost projections were made before the storm was downgraded. the impact remains a mystery here. these forecasts will change a lot. as we go through the next few days. insurance companies are bracing for a hit if a major loss happens. investors will hesitate before -- prices could skyrocket for consumers. >> spea...

Life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. hurricane florence heads toward the east coast. it could become the most expensive storm ever to hit the u.s. cnn chief business correspondent joins us now with that cheery news. >> this is assuming it remains a category four, and it's looking that way. nearly 750,000 homes are in the dangerous path of this storm. that's early kor logic analysis. worst case scenario, more than $170 billion to rebuild, worst case. that's 62 billion more than hurricane katrina. that storm cost at least $108

To pakistan? they have struggles economically, right? >> i think it's an important aspect, i think, for u.s./pakistan relations. incredibly the united states has given about $33 billion worth of aid to pakistan since the 9/11 attacks and that money is now ending. this, of course, is an issue for pakistan. this is a country that's heavily in debted to china, which invested heavily in pakistan to the tune of $62 billion. and so the united states is sending a very clear signal to pakistan that any further assistance from the united states to pakistan depends upon pakistan siding with the united s...

Welcome. good to see you. >> thanks, brian. brian: we talked about this a year and a half ago. the president sent in more troops. what's the results been. >> today marks the day that the president really took ownership of the war. today is the day he announced more money and more troops that the pentagon asked for. since then we have had more loss. more americans dead. tens of thousands more afghan dead and another $62 billion in spending and it's not working. he has put in more troops in there they have changed the rules of engagement. are you saying it's not as effective. >> not as effective...