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Here, it's 80 degrees. this is very warm water. in fact at some point even warmer than 80 degrees. that's the energy, the fuel for the hurricane that makes it powerful. unfortunately the waters here are not that cold. i'm thinking, about the folks who are further north and are wondering what to do. first of all, don't get duct tape and put it across your window in an x. that does absolutely nothing. some wives' tale about how it keeps a window from falling in, that's not going to happen. second of all, as this hurricane is approaching where you live, you went out and bought water,

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Once the process is complete, they will begin lifting men out one by one. >> with this task ahead, we are planning the process of rescue to start around this wednesday. this process, the process of rescue, should last for two days. nbc's kerry sanders live in copiapo, chile. with a good day to you, what is this reinforcement entail? how long is it supposed to go on? >> reporter: well, the need is to put in a sleeve, as it were, the hole goes down and for the first 315 feet of the 2,000-plus feet of this shaft, they're going to put a half inch steel pipe, and that pipe will go down and keep r...