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Saying if congress can't fix the problem in six months, he'll, quote, revisit the issue. i'll speak to fema chairman brock long. special guests are also standing by with full coverage of today's top stories. let's start with the breaking news. a new forecast is just in for hurricane irma. let's go to tom sater at the severe weather center. what's the latest, tom? >> we're actually not seeing much of a change in the national hurricane center, wolf. is their track from this morning any different for this afternoon? no, not much. it still wants to place it right around miami and the east coast ...

We're starting off with new information in the weather center. let's talk about the forecast. what's the latest showing for irma? >> actually, i mean, this is amazing. we're just stunned by this massive intensification, anderson. i mean this system, there's only been one ever in the recorded history of the atlantic basin that's been stronger, hurricane alan in 1980. you know what this reminds me of? and you were there. this reminds me of super hi-fi haiyan. i was on cnn international when it became the strongest tropical system to ever make landfall on any land mass in the world. you covered t...

Surpassed alan. by continuing to churn for 24 hours with winds over 180. alan nefertiti dver did that. we are getting a closer look at this eye which is 450 miles in diameter. communication is out. power is out. until the back edge slides through these islands, aircraft will not be able to get up to assess the damage from above. i'm sure civil emergency management crews are on the ground trying to assess the damage, but we've had no contact. the system is moving at 116 miles an hour. if you look at the gusts, 118, 515, 185 and then the instrument broke. that's how massive the storm is. four to...