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Look at this American Flag the ocean. We have Live Team Coverage from janice dean tracking the storms path. Griff is live in port st. Lucie. Is there a change . Reporter the outer bands of dorian parked over there bashing the bahamas. We are on the seawall of the indian river and some large waves, the highest wind gusts with 62 miles an hour but that is producing with the king tied coming over breaking the seawall, on the outside hutchison island, mandatory evacuation but this is why officials are worried about a storm surge, 150 miles away is Tropical Storm windss, 45 miles out of hurricane w...

Winds down 248 miles an hour. Still a category 4 storm. We had that rapid it got to that and incredibly strong storm. We are seeing these bands that have actually moved all the way through to parts of west florid florida. We are seeing some of the showers. In fact, we had a Tornado Warning earlier with that. You can see the center of it, still, its battering the bahamas, where it has been for the last 24 hours. This is a new model run from our american model, the gfs, we call it. It has also nudged it just a tiny bench towards the east. They are in the 3inch range all along the florida coast. ...

Everything is just everythings destroyed. Everything is flattened. If it was not flattened its just structure. People dont have homes, people dont have food. I never experienced anything like that in my life. I pray nobody ever has to again. A look at the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian in the bahamas. The death toll there is now at 30 and officials stress the number is likely to rise dramatically. Morning joes medical contributor dr. Dave campbell will have a report straight ahead. Meanwhile, the storm is lashing North Carolina. And the number one concern at the moment is flash flooding. More t...

Two influential Japanese companies are warning that "social order could collapse" in the new AI era as they call for new laws to restrain the technology.

Two influential Japanese companies are warning that "social order could collapse" in the new AI era as they call for new laws to restrain the technology.