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And secretary kerry ought not to engage in that kind of behavior. >> president trump took it a step further, accusing kerry of engaging in illegal meetings with a very hostile iran regime. his spokesperson said it's not inappropriate. >> shannon:i have a feeling between these two. thanks. all right. so as some of the media and the left are linking hurricanes to the presidency regulatory policies, let's talk about the political side of the storm and check in on the latest florence forecast with the chief forecaster who is also the author of the climate chronicles. you've made plenty of predicti...

Miles an hour. central pressure is 939 millibars, so it keeps getting weaker. it's now moving, and we speculated about this earlier, it looked to us on the radar like the storm was moving faster than 12 miles an hour, it is. it's now moving due north, still due north, at 14 miles an hour and expected to pass through naples in the next few minutes and then on to marco island. i meant on to fort myers. the next order of business is to get a live report from the national hurricane center down in miami. and we'll be able to do that at the top of the hour with their chief forecaster down there with...

Unfortunately on your own. this is considered ground zero. some of the strongest forces of the hurricane will hit this area. tonight the national weather service is saying 10-15-50. 10-15-50 inches of rain. unprecedented amounts of range. rain. uncharted territory. there's already already power outages. if you did stay, you could be without power for days on end. that could potentially be the poorest part for anyone who decides to stick this thing out. cell phones have been going off with tornado warnings. some of them were forecasted. a dangerous situation here. we are keeping our eye on the ...

>> neil: all right. we're still keeping a close eye on a storm that could go from very bad to a whole lot worst. joe bistardi following this. chief forecaster. how bad does it get tonight? >> the storm surge in general is between 8 to 15 feet from southern new jersey all the way up to some of the back bays around here, new york city. >> neil: what does it do? >> it continues inland. that is a problem. instead of the wind shifting to the west and blowing the water out, it continues out of the southeast. the water will have a tough time going out after it reaches high tide and then it will come ...

Guys, we'll also be talking with north carolina's governor bev perdue. also right now nasa's global hawk drone is speeding toward hurricane earl for a 12-hour flight in the storm zone. it is the first big test of a new mission to fill in the gaps on what we know about hurricanes. the goal? to try and make the forecasts that we all give more accurate. meantime, 240 miles above the earth, we talked to an astronaut who's been snapping some amazing pictures of the storm from the international space station. >> the strength of the storm looks just absolutely amazing and the organization and it's ki...