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>> reporter: and now in an area still without power, gratitude is written by hand if it wasn't for the firefighters, what do you think would have happened to the house? >> this old wooden structure would have torched as quickly as one of the oak trees if they didn't hold the line. >> open the valve! >> reporter: tonight those with homes still standing are praying that firefighters will continue to hold their lines. and here at this massive base camp, crews are getting as much rest as they can before what will become a chaotic night. meanwhile, there are already thousands of crews out there in ...

Damage in charlotte far inland. fran and floyd do massive damage in very far inland from the coast. if you think about a 30 mile-per-hour wind it's significant. gusts up to 60 and 70 miles an hour it can do serious damage with the oak trees we have. my house was destroyed during hurricane matthew. a tree feel on my house and destroyed it. i'm in raleigh. everybody needs to be prepared for these things. we the end to take them for granted and downplay. don't do that if you're on the coast of north carolina. >> bill: we'll get updates from your team in raleigh. the good news for here in florida,...

Find out what environmental conditions made it possible. the bay of bob's to live over 2000 years. we need to view the collapse of these as sometime of something that's going on in the world climate changing and the i.p.c.c. reports that it's happening faster than we anticipated if we don't make a change to the way in which we manage carbon emissions. the spruces. so far the die off has only been documented in southern africa that hasn't been any research on the rest of the continent scientists are hoping it's only a regional problem and that africa's legendary base will not disappear forever....

Pond surrounded by three oak trees, and it's where barbara bush once said this is one of the most beautiful places on earth to me. craig. >> tammy there for us. thank you for that. michael, looking at those momentos, it reminded me about the president. he grew up in connecticut. the bluest of the blue bloods. son of a u.s. senator. he did not need to pursue public service. he could have been fat and happy all the days of his life, but he chose a different path. why was that? >> well, i think it was because this is someone who wanted to do it on his own, and he showed that kind of initiative fr...

He seemed to be able to connect with the average american, the average person. he was just an all-around very fine person. and that made him a fine president. >> thank you so much, george and pamela. and that's really been the sentiment that we've been hearing from people all morning coming through here. they wanted to feel close to him, they wanted to connect. there's a little bit of every stage of his life here. this is a replica of the wedding dress that barbara bush wore. one other thing, alex, this is where he will be laid to rest, behind the library and museum is a spot surrounded by thr...