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In the commercial break we were talking about this. there are certain people that will hear it's just a cat 1 storm, it's not that big of a deal. they think we are the boy that cried wolf, trying to warn people about the severity of what the storm can bring. what is your advice to these people? >> this could not be a more severe warning. this is the real deal. people must pay attention to this. this is not irene orca tree that. it's bigger and badder than both of those. i think this is the time for people to take seriously the very important warnings they are getting from government officials....

About over. for millions in the new york city area who may have been considering public transportation, the time appears to be over. the massive transit system started the long process of shutting down. they started at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. they hope to have it down and shuttered by 3:00 a.m. in delaware, the coastal areas are under a mandatory evacuation. it goes into effect at 8:00 eastern. we have been reporting from delaware. tom, we can see things have changed dramatically since the last time we spoke. >> absolutely. we are getting hit with stiff winds. look at the angry atlantic ocean....

Roughly 50,000 people in the delaware area. this is for their safety. over the next 24 to 36 hours, a lot of rain. they are anticipating four to six inches of rain. because of the high tide, combined with the storm surge, this is what we are going to see tomorrow as well. it's going to consistently stay that way. roughly 2,000 utility workers on stand by for wide power outages in the coming hours. so far, the electricity is staying on. it's going to go down in a few hours here and we are anticipating things to get worse. the governor also ordered all businesses to shut down at 6:00. this is a ...

Washington, d.c.'s hiv infection rate surpasses parts of west africa's. >> in an area where you have extreme rates of disease -- >> reporter: a blunt assessment from the district's former hiv/aids administration director who added that d.c. was "on par with uganda and some parts of kenya." what's equally disturbing, people living with hiv unaware. >> it is estimated that one-third to one-half of the residents of d.c. that are living with hiv don't know their status. >> reporter: justin goforth, a director at whitman walter clinic about a mile from the white house has been fighting this epidemi...