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are sustained probably just below hurricane force when you get to the top of the building, because they don t have anything to stop it. the other angle is the wind and the rain, just horizontal sheets of rain battering here in the brickell section of miami. we ll have to take a look when we go over the bridge to see what kind of impact the water is having downtown. the water is coming right off the river into downtown miami. look at this wave action here, this is like a nor easter off the coast of new england. i ve seen waves like that, but not an inland water way. this is not the open waters of the atlantic. gosh knows what the waves look like out there on miami beach. this is quite the visual that we ve had all morning here. and for safety reasons, we re going to be packing up here and heading to higher ground so we can get out of harms way. the surge is starting to come up, we re expecting about a five foot surge. we ve seen the water ramp up, we want to be safe. lat ....
up. all of it with major concerns over storm sturge, that could get as high as 15 feet some some areas. power obviously, people losing power. a major concern. a number of people without power is increasing by the power. when we first came on the air at 6:00 east coast time. this morning, 200,000 people without power. that number is now over 1 million. we ll probably continue to see it climb. we ve got a team of correspondents across florida, as hurricane irma hammers the area. let s start with correspondent miguel almaguer in florida city. miguel good morning again. reporter: the wind is still blinding out here, the and ten miles inland from the coastline, they say the storm sturge is is not going to be a major issue. but these winds here that continue to knock down power lines and knock out power to this entire city. still, much of this region remains in the dark here. the winds are strong enough that first responders now say they will not leave the station. they ....
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a special edition of today: the impact of irma. with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everybody. good to have you with us on a tuesday morning. it s picking up in the southeast. the more the reporters get into these areas, the worse it seems to get. the death toll is rising overnight. at least 11 people were killed by that storm in the u.s. another 29 in the caribbean. here s a number that s startling. nearly 8 million customers without power this morning across the south. the overwhelming majority of those, nearly 7 million in florida. that s almost a third of that state s population. one official is warning of a potential humanitarian crisis in the florida keys. an aircraft carrier is going there. and jackson is dealing with record-setting flooding. it s led to evacuations of people and rescues. the mayor says this could take days for the water to recede. we re going to talk to him live in a couple ....
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