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That go over to the intra coastal. i just checked again, they are still open, we're seeing a few cars go over across and come back, but not very many people on the streets because, again, we have a curfew still in effect until 6:00 this morning and plans are for that curfew to go back into effect tonight, again, at 6:00 for another 12 hours as we keep watching and waiting here in daytona beach. >> julia bagg, thank you. and this weekend as hurricane dorian ties the record for the most powerful atlantic hurricane to hit the bahamas and continues to threaten coasts of florida, georgia and sout...

Since yesterday when those evacuations began. and, again, that curfew still in effect. part of the reason why we are seeing very few people out on the roads. very quiet. eerily so, i would say, ayman, here in daytona beach. >> all right. thanks to julia bagg for that update. with that let's cross over to south carolina where we find nbc news correspondent kathy park in charleston. hey, kathy. >> reporter: hey, ayman. good morning to you. yeah, so the preparations are just beginning. so mandatory evacuations went into play yesterday around soon. so a lot of the hotels told guests to leave aroun...

Steeri steeri steering currents. >> reporter: forecasters use the data and other sources like buoys, weather balloons and satellites to track slow-moving dorian. analyzing new information as it comes in. the slightest shift in course could be the difference between dodging danger or disaster. the work continues as the powerful eye of dorian sets sights on the east coast. catie beck, nbc news, savannah, new jersey. >> it's incredible that these pilots are doing this. they're flying into the eye of the storm to get some of this information. >> they're doing it to drop these. this is one of the d...

Enough to fly it to track where it's headed next. nbc's katie beck has that part of the story. watch this. >> reporter: inside the cockpit of air force hurricane hunters, scientists look dorian square in the eye. major alex boykin is at the controls. >> we'll be reading the waves on the way in throughout the eye wall and we'll be able to track its movement if it will stall. this one has been very hard to predict. >> reporter: these air force and noaa high-flying weather stations travel through turbulent conditions, slicing,000 the eye wall of the hurricane to determine the conditions at the he...

Life. >> you're torn up inside, too, because you're seeing him suffer. you're seeing him and you can't help him. you don't know how to help him. >> reporter: the latest cdc numbers show that american farmers die by suicide at more than twice the rate of the general population. >> well, hello there. >> reporter: dairy farmer randy roker pays more to produce milk than he can sell it for, losing about $30,000 every single month. >> it bothers me all the time that i feel that i'm losing my grandfather's farm. a multigenerational department and you feel that it's going to end with you. >> reporter:...