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Nbc has a team of reporters on the ground tracking this storm as it continues across the carolinas. i want to go now to one of the areas hardest hit by florence, that is new bern, north carolina. garrett haake usually covers the u.s. capitol for us. he's covering what was north carolina's colonial capital. that being new bern. garrett, what's the latest? >> reporter: i'm glad we finally found the intersection point between my two beats on this story here, david. look, the latest here is actually pretty good news. there is no one in the city of new bern who is going to have to spend the night i...
Police and the other authorities identified that he was there and on the run from that location, they had a nexus and the manhunt then is down to math at this point. there is an investigative machine humming along relentlessly the whole time and that machine is assessing the heeds, identifying statistical probabilities and evaluating intelligence and charting probable travel paths. with that information with that math with that science they are able to basically put him in a group a gee graph california grip and slowly town the screws. that is why as peter pointed out, one of the higher ups, o...
A ban at all. in a way, this is a way of discussing a much bigger more important issue. >> not just him. kathy castor, a democratic congresswoman from tampa told the tampa bay times today that after ashe got back from a trip on saturday she thinks the travel ban should be lifted, too. but marco rubio, very influential republican senator from florida does not think so. the obama administration lifted restrictions on cuba a few years ago. he took to the senate floor and made some very aascerbic remark. there's a new head of the securities and exchange kmeelt. mary jo white was confirmed today ...
Heavy hand of the state. so the situation is similar but until there's bloodshed it may not go too much further. >> i was just wondering how the united states might react since egypt is its ally. >> reporter: well, certainly in the united states it's already been burned with tunisia with the ally of the old regime there and certainly the situation hasn't gotten to the point where the united states government is going to intervene and somehow criticize the egypt government directly but there's always been sort of a steady stream of -- you could call it soft criticism of the heavy handed methods...