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>> reporter: by the autumn of 2000, westchester county's reinvestigation into the missing millionaire's wife kathy durst had been chugging quietly for months. when the story broke, durst found himself in the media glare again. it had been 18 years since kathy disappeared and public opinion, he wrote, turned against him unlike before. "in 1982, the tone of the publicity was of a scandal about a rich schmuck who had a terrible marriage. people did not distance themselves from me because of it. in 2000, i was a murderer who everyone disliked." of course, susan berman had kept the bad press at bay...

Our meteorologist karen maginnis in the cnn weather center with the brand-new forecast. where is this storm headed? >> well, it is still trekking rather rapidly to the northeast at about 13 miles an hour. the faster it moves, the less the impacts will be. so we're still looking at a system that is chugging along, and it is now located about 30 miles to the south of wilmington. so right now up and down the coast of north carolina, they are being battered by high winds, winds associated with hurricane dorian at 100 miles an hour. it has sustained this for about the last 24 hours at least. what i...

Again, meaning it looks like dorian could be an even more severe or intense hurricane than we've already seen with winds at 150 miles per hour. but we'll be getting that update for you, the latest information at the top of the hour. as it continues to move toward the west at 8 miles an hour. that's bad news because it's moving fairly slowly. yesterday it was chugging along at just about 10 miles an hour. the slower this moves the greater the impact. and for the bahamas this means there will be catastrophic damage. category 4 hurricane as it chugs across the bahamas. already the hurricane hunte...

And hug the coastline, but it could make landfall anywhere from central florida to the carolinas. fema has prestaged assets in key areas, and folks in the jacksonville area have done some preparing, boarding up gas stations, other vulnerable homes and businesses on the beach and moving huge generators and other equipment into place. florida governor ron desantis reminding people there is still reason for concern. >> it keeps chugging towards the coast and does that late turn, then we get in a situation where we could have interactions with the actual hurricane force winds, and that will cause ...

Supporting winds of 140 miles per hour, about 220 kilometers per hour. a very classic looking hurricane. clearly defined eye. it is chugging toward the west and northwest. it is not speeding along. so as it moves more slowly, the impacts will be greater. the impact for storm surge would be extreme across some of the preferably facing beaches in the bahamas. also for the florida peninsula. but will it make landfall in the florida peninsula? we keep looking at these computer models and they are very perplexing. some of the computer models suggest it could make landfall along that treasure coast ...