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Determine potential rainfall, including florida there. a lot to watch. a lot to take in. >> bill: yeah, this is dorian's decision, when you think about it. it really is up to the storm. battering the bahamas, millions facing mandatory evacuation. one of those areas is about 250 miles south of here. that is martin county florida. we want to bring in the fire chief. thank you by way of skype for your time. what do you see outside your window so far? >> thank you. we have seen obviously wave and a height increase. some beach erosion. wind speeds haven't been too bad. 22 miles per hour. sustained ...

Thanks. update now from the national hurricane center, dorian has been downgraded to a category to transfer moments ago. new information on the track of the storm coming up at the top of the hour as our coverage continues here on "america's newsroom." back at a moment when we continue. ♪ h ia higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'll go for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. ...

This magnitude? >> so fema is really focusing on the call, for evacuations. they want to be able to make sure that state and local governments can handle the aspects that come along with large-scale evacuations. you have had people placed on evacuation, so that is a big mission. as the storm makes the impact, they will be focused on community lifelines. these are the indispensable lifelines, lives are in jeopardy if they are not working. so immediately, they will start to assess the situation, along with other state partners. focus on maintaining safety and security. then they will focus on ma...

110 miles per hour. so that is less than what we had, significantly less than this. then where the storm was. packing winds of 180 miles per hour in the bahamas. we are a long way from that. far cry from that. it was stationary then as well. 18 hours. started to track about 1 mile per. 2 miles per hour at the moment to the northwest. growing in size. that's the latest from the national hurricane center. we will get back to dorian in a moment as we wait that. plus, the devastating story. a tragedy on the california coast, fire breaking out on a dive boat, trapping so many, leaving at least 25 p...

We ask citizens to be prepared, to how we organize. fema doesn't only infrastructure that breaks, yet the american people points the finger at fema to get infrastructure that is privately owned. fema doesn't have control over a lot of that stuff. we have to make sure that we stop pointing the finger of blame at people. concentrate on working to stabilize the infrastructure, to stabilize the situation, help people out collectively. >> sandra: something that is making the storm on press intended, the speed at which it is moving. you look back at our conversation we had on friday. you were saying...