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Something like that. but, we're told the core is actually very close to us. there is a storm chaser who is here at the hotel with us and he says it's just moving so slowly but it's so close. so amazingly, the conditions here are going to get even worse. back to you. >> the conditions will get worse because as she said that hurricane is moving very slowly. it's moving toward the northwest, towards the united states at about 10 miles per hour. it could become a category 4 storm, which means it will carry winds of 145 miles per hour. this could be the worst hurricane to hit the east coast of flor...

Just too strong right now. so, nick i'm going to ask you to back up a little bit. i want to get him out of the wind because worried about that camera. but you can see what we're dealing with, forgive me i know i'm kind of talking in circles. but we're just getting slammed out here by the weather. i was trying to say we saw that structure across from us, actually shifting in the winds, which is not something -- it's a big, metal structure there over the bar by the pool, so that's shifting. i'm told by hotel employees they have lost a couple of their security cameras outside. which not surprisin...

So everybody in harm's way can, you know, listen to their emergency managers, and their local officials and get out of the way of harm if, indeed, hurricane matthew is coming their direction. >> so we heard the florida governor say this morning that palm beach is going to maybe get a direct hit from this hurricane and that the winds will be so fierce that those winds could kill you. is he right? >> the winds are very strong, and the debris of things blowing around that can definitely injure you and even kill you if you are in harm's way. it's best to listen to your local officials and get out ...

Good morning. good morning, carol. the storm is getting closer and closer. as we've been standing out here all morning the winds have been growing harder. already we've been hit with some rain and that surge you can feel it coming. that storm surge that is of gravest concern because it brings up water several feet. we're expecting the potential for up to seven feet of water to come up to where we are right now in daytona beach. as you mention there are evacuations throughout the state of florida, all along the coast, north of us in flagler county, here in volusia county and south in bre vard...

National hurricane center, the people responsible for the latest update on the storm's intensity and path. welcome, rick. so, tell us, where's this thing going to hit and when? >> good morning. well it is already hitting the bahamas no doubt about that. near nassau and andros island. the outer bands are starting to arrive on the coast of southeastern florida. this morning and mid-day down in this part of the state the last chances people have to take their last-minute preparations both coastal and inland, and our forecast track brings it toward the southeast florida coast with the core of the ...