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Waves on top of that. so the water into the first floor of everything right along the beach front is a big concern. and that's why there's a mandatory evacuation for beachfront areas and also low-lying areas, for mobile home parks. the other thing about the barrier islands along the central coast is that the bridges will shut down when the winds get to tropical storm force. that could happen by later tonight. the bridge here in daytona beach will shut down at 6:00. they need everybody to evacuate before then. you heard bill talking about south florida getting until about noon. we have a couple...

Suspected cop killers in illinois. one man rejected of a marriage license by the county clerk in kentucky. a look at the long island, new jersey beach front. three people on. later this weekend, that's going to be like 300,000 people per square inch. but a lot of people are going to be traveling over the weekend, hoping for one last summer weekend. we're going to take you live for the weekend forecast. coming up on the run down. look, there's more people. you can actually see sand. roomy new jansport backpack, a powerful new dell 2-in-1 laptop, and durable new stellar notebooks, so you're ...

Venture too far offshore. don't swim at night when sharks are feeding. i would be concerned and cautious but still go and enjoy the beach there. >> i don't know how you could enjoy it. honestly i don't want to kill the business for north carolina/south carolina but look at that map. i might feel better in georgia or florida where i'm not looking at the map. why north carolina/south carolina? what is the reason they are hitting there? is it not reported in other places? >> caller: let's recognize the distance along this beach front is about 250 miles. so this isn't just a cluster in a tiny spot...

Venture too far offshore. don't swim at night when sharks are feeding. i would be concerned and cautious but still go and enjoy the beach there. >> i don't know how you could enjoy it. honestly i don't want to kill the business for north carolina/south carolina but look at that map. i might feel better in georgia or florida where i'm not looking at the map. why north carolina/south carolina? what is the reason they are hitting there? is it not reported in other places? >> caller: let's recognize the distance along this beach front is about 250 miles. so this isn't just a cluster in a tiny spot...

60 to 70 miles per hour. some rains coming in sideways and those howling, howling powerful winds. one thing that is still hanging around that officials are cautioning people about is the water out here. you can still see that it's still churning here behind me. and they say that under that foaming wave, there is a dangerous rip current. and they are really urging people not to go swimming out in that water although we've seen people out there. a couple surfers who are not ready to resist those waves. that rip current is so powerful that even if you are an experienced swimmer it may be overwhel...