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Dorian. A massive storm gaining strength in the atlantic with the path set for florida. Heres the thing. In just 24 hours dorian went from a category 1 to an extremely dangerous category 4 with maximum sustained winds of 140 miles or 220 kilometers per hour. It is still unclear, as you can see from this graphic here, exactly where dorian will make landfall. Right now it is projected to hit near melbourne, florida. Thats in the middle of the state on tuesday. And continue up the coast. And again, lets take a look at this storm from the International Space station. Wow. And keep in mind its stil...

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In activation 1 level. that means from their eoc they have dispatched crews of policemen that are going to be working in 12-hour shifts throughout the day. you can already see it. that water is starting to come in. we'll be reporting from here throughout the day. >> mariana, let the residents know if they're waiting for a sign from al roker he literally just told me if the authorities in your neighborhood and your town and city are telling you to evacuate, then you should definitely be heeding those warnings. msnbc's mariana atencio, thank you very much. joining me from palm beach county, flor...

>> what are you doing to help those who are most vulnerable, bringing up seniors, those in the hospitals, babies at risk, new mothers in hospitals. what are you doing on a local level on the ground to make sure these residents are helped in an effort to get them out of mandatory evacuation areas? >> what we did was we have a special needs shelter which is at our south florida fairgrounds which is basically a hospital which can hold over 500 to 600 seniors or vulnerable population. and we have over i believe 250 residents who are there right now. one of our hospitals i believe has already evacu...