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Storm by lifting eventually up the east coast. you see a width berth. the cone of uncertainty. it could go to the west or east. there is a question with this. most of our models at this point run it along the east coast. here in the next couple of days taking us into the weekend we'll have to continue watch it for a mainland u.s. hit. >> shannon: thanks for keeping us updated. >> bill: house speaker paul ryan going to look at the devastation by harvey and irma. he tours parts of florida and later in the keys. 6 million were ordered to get out in florida. he will head to texas later this week t...

Still gusting to 190 miles an hour moving to the northwest at 13 miles an hour. you can see the eyewall. as it runs on the island it becomes more difficult to distinguish. across the san juan area likely off towards the west of there where the strongest winds are along the eyewall. san juan, the most hefshly populated area getting strong winds. continuing to at this hour and they'll linger for a little while. as you watch that eyewall move it becomes harder and harder to identify where it is. we're looking in the area where i am moving my finger off to the west of san juan. powerful winds all ...

We heard the governor talk about strong winds. chunks of buildings coming off. side walls, balconies, satellite towers. this is the most fortified part of the capital near the airport. you can imagine what's happening throughout the country side on this island of 3.5 million people. a u.s. territory. a lot of houses are roofs that are project tiles now. there are 500 shelters open but 11,000 people taking advantage of those shelters. this is coming at a terrible time for this island. they were grazed by irma two weeks ago and it knocked out power for a million people. this is a direct hit in t...

You could buy two cases of water. it is not like a storm on the mainland u.s. where you could be out of power here for weeks or months at a time. there are still 40,000 people without power from irma. so -- when you don't have electricity, you don't have running water. this could be disastrous. we've heard promises of immediate aid from fema and emergency declaration by the president. they could need help in a hurry. this island has been sheltering people from irma and they're in the worst of it now. >> bill: when you say the first responders chose that hotel for refuge it gives you a sense of...