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Paul ryan -- >> they don't have any electoral votes. wait until the storm gets to pennsylvania. >> they do have electoral votes in florida, and where is everyone from puerto rico going? they're moving to florida. >> migration declined in puerto rico, a lot of them moved to florida. >> the governor of florida, rick scott, who said he was wrong, the man he supports, ron desa desantis said he's wrong. >> barack obama -- obama's return to the campaign trail sets up a proxy battle, of course, with president trump, who's planned an aggressive campaign schedule himself for the midterms. clarence, thi...

Country. let's turn to bill karins to find out the latest. bill, you're the expert. what's coming? >> look at garrett and we all have the lights on him later on, about midnight tonight. the high tide of the noose river there is going to be about 30 minutes past midnight. the water level there is expected to be three to four feet higher than where he's standing right now. think how close that water will be to going in those homes. there's a picture of the beautiful homes there. that water in the road is going to go up about three or four feet additionally. that will be into the first floor leve...

This is the hurricane season. it's that part of the country. it seems very familiar to me. is this unusually harsh weather? >> well, you know, look. it started out as a -- it's been a category 4. it's down now to a 2. but we're seeing these supercharged storms all of a sudden become hurricanes as we are dealing with climate change, as we're dealing with sea level rise. all of a sudden areas like the southeast especially are very vulnerable to this kind of storm. >> boy, it reminds me of pat co conroy prince of tides. great to meet you again. i mean see you again. >> nice meeting you, too, chri...

Can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. welcome back to "hardball." we're keeping a close eye on hurricane florence down in the carolinas. it begins to hit any moment now the east coast down there. joining us now is al roker of nbc. thank you. al, the great thing about this -- the only good thing ...

Hurricane. and there's breaking news on the russian investigation. paul manafort has buckled. he has tentatively agreed to a plea deal with robert mueller. a plea deal that could cause all kinds of trouble for president trump. let's begin with the historic weather. even before hitting land, hurricane florence a category 2 storm is making its presence felt with wind gusts up to 110 miles an hour and widespread flooding already. officials warn that florence could bring substantial storm surges of up to 11 feet. and more than 10 million people live right now in the storm's path. tens of thousands...