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For the profiling they found in their handling of interactions with people of color. ed lavandera cnn, ferguson, missouri. >> as a black woman myself i was extremely offended by some of those racist e-mails. >> i can imagine. i think most people were offended regardless. >> it was just horrific what they were saying. this winter has been unrelenting in the united states. and guess what? another storm is on the way. it just never seems to end. this one could bring a bit of everything depending on where you live. we are talking heavy snow ice, rain and maybe some flooding as well. >> everythin...

To 270 kilometres per hour. it's expected to make landful later today. our own eric van dam is standing by with the details. derek, this storm is packing quite a punch. >> we are starting to peace together all the facemasks. this is the latest information i can pass along to you. and there's few important components i want you to realize in that this storm is now moving due west and it's also slowed down. this is a concern for flooding. because as it finally makes its way inland across the central philippine, we're going to see excessive hateful, possibly pockets of 500 millimeters or more wit...

Than 7,000 islands, the challenge is haul them where they are needed. the police and the military say they are ready to respond, having learned new techniques and protocols in the past year. they'll be guided by new maps that show which areas are vulnerable to hazards, such as storm surges, floods and landslides. >> the area was hit by a major storm just 13 months ago. let's bring in eric van dam now. he's tracking the storm's path and can give us the latest information. the radar behind you, derek, looks so ominous. but talk to us about why we don't know exactly where the storm is headed yet ...

It blossomed out of the gulf of mexico about 72 hours ago. originally, this was not a storm considered to be too severe. but it exploded with intensity. that didn't give people a lot of warning. they were able to evacuate large numbers of people, say, to san antonio, but tonight, it's going to be daylight that reveals what has really happened here in south texas. the damage. and then on top of that, what will the floodwaters bring. so, we're not really getting out of any storm. we're just transitioning into a different phase of what could still be a great catastrophe here, natalie. >> as to th...