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Rise. not until later this weekend do we finally see those levels recede. again, we're still expecting a record crest near kinston. major flooding goes on into next week there along the neuse river. looking increasingly likely we'll see strongest hurricane ever to hit bermuda. still a category 4 storm. winds 130 miles per hour, gusting up to 160. the path takes the storm right over bermuda throughout the day today, heading into tomorrow. now, in the northwest, we have our own major storm. very heavy rain and strong wind in the northwest as well. you can see that will continue right into the we...

Crashed in east hartford, connecticut, in what investigators are saying was an intentional act. moments before the plane, the student pilot was apparently in a heated exchange with his instructor. the plane struck a utility pole and wires, knocking out power to the surrounding neighborhood, and causing a fire that engulfed the aircraft. during a news conference yesterday, police added that the plane had two sets of controls but wouldn't confirm who was flying. the student died at the scene. the instructor crawled from the burning plane and is said to be in fair condition. >> wow. well, let's...

Through the day. besides the winds, we're talking about a storm surge of six to nine feet. the winds currently at tropical storm strength. 49 miles per hour. the red circle here, those are the hurricane force winds. watch as they move in throughout the morning. i'm going to stop it at 9:00. hurricane force winds across the island of bermuda. that continues for about three to four hours into the early afternoon. now, the eye may pass over bermuda. you may be very quiet throughout much of the day. of course, getting in and out of the eye, that will be the hard part. that's where you'll see those...

>> how do you open the cork, right, and get it in the cup. >> should be interesting. sticking with your astronaut theme. some incredible pictures taken from the international space station. a lot of them had to do with weather. the northern lights. around 220 miles above earth to hurricane gonzalo which hit bermuda back in october or so. look how gorgeous that looks. if you can believe it, there's been an astronaut on the international space station every day since october of 2000. >> wow. >> and the images are pretty incredible. >> what you should do is probably follow some of those astrona...

Theme. some incredible pictures taken from the international space station. a lot of them had to do with weather. the northern lights. around 220 miles above earth to hurricane gonzalo which hit bermuda back in october or so. look how gorgeous that looks. if you can believe it, there's been an astronaut on the international space station every day since october of 2000. >> wow. >> and the images are pretty incredible. >> what you should do is probably follow some of those astronauts on twitter. you see some fascinating photos and video. back here on terra firma, everybody wants to lose weigh...