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Well defined there as typical. core. it is approaching for those folks who have roots in the southern u.s., a vital artery bill is the expect herrt here, right now. and that's interstate 10 that bill, tell me what's happening to the storm now? runs east to west through this >> we're waiting for it to entire area. if you've been watching our weaken. it's a bowling ball, wound up coverage, then you know and now we're waiting to see how meteorologist bill karins has been on this storm for hours. far inland will the tree damage i would say days, as it's be extreme. we're still getting hundreds, th...

We were all originally pulling these blackout drapes but that's not going to do a lot of good. at one point, we were feeling the windows and the windo -- it thing to note that the worst is past us but this is bad and i think we're still going to be in dangerous conditions for a while. >> lester, describe what it was like on the receiving end from getting the news. all night long and all morning long i kept sending out notes and we kept getting updates, it's getting stronger, getting stronger. what was the reaction from yourself and the seasoned veterans when you started seeing the numbers go h...

Been here for andrew, for just about every major hurricane that's come through since 1987 when i was born. they really don't scare me. the big issue i have is the trees falling and things like that. they said it was going to be a category 3 by the time it made landfall so that went into my judgment about staying. evacuation problems would have been trying to find gas, trying to find somewhere to go to because i don't have anybody. all my family is here. i was talking to my brother approximately 1:25, 1:30 this afternoon central time. he's over at our godfather's house and he's like, oh man, i ...

Florida panhandle ever. it also has the strongest wind for a hurricane in the united states since andrew back in 1992. that storm was a category 5 and was the most destructive hurricane to hit the state for two decades. winds during andrew were 167 miles per hour. we were close to that today, reaching that speed. we have been trying to bring you shots of the storm but i cannot emphasize enough just how truly powerful this is and the safety of everyone, including our crews out there are a priority. for the latest i want to go to the national hurricane center, ken graham, with more on what we ca...

We expect to see hurricane force winds stretching into alabama and georgia and still a tropical storm as we move into carolina. that rain on top of winds, you could see trees down and damage well into central georgia. >> ken, we were talking about this a few minutes ago. there's still an eye in this hurricane. is that significant to you or not? >> absolutely. you start seeing an eye, that's still showing us that you have those intense winds right around the center. so we still have an eye across the panhandle, you will see that moving into georgia as well. it's going to take some time to come ...