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Because of the forward speed. so whatever you see now, if we were to go back there in an hou hour, the feeder vans of course come and go, but the heavy wind, the storm surge, the rain, what is pushing these power lines over, all of that will continue into the 1:00 hour in the 2:00 hour and then when the sun finally goes down tonight, it will still be raining in the wind will still be blowing. i want to show you really quickly on the map. here is the area where the storm is about now. there is the i come in and headed generally in this direction. and that means it could very well go over the wa...

Days, just got pounded completely. we just got it bad today and now south of us is getting it. but those guys have been just getting nailed and that the old story. you stay on the north side of the storm to make you stay on a sloppy side of the storm if you want to see the worst conditions and that's what they've gotten up there. >> shepard: thanks very much, he's just reached as he put it the sloppy side of the storm because he was the hurricane. going in this direction. there is carolina beach. that's where jeff flock was just there. go up this curve about 40 miles, our correspondent steve h...

The scary part of it now is they told us it would slow down and it has. hurricane florence now moving along at just 4 miles an hour. about the speed that you and i might walk down the street if we were in a hurry to get anywhere. that's how slowly it's moving. the radar loop will show you the worst of where the rain is now, we can switch over to that. the local radar, this is a satellite view. the radar loop comes from ground station and this gives you an idea where the all-terrain is. if peers charleston, south carolina, down here suggest a steady stream of rain everywhere with a counterclock...

And they started it today. by 2019, by four years from now, this stuff, if all goes according to plan, this stuff is going to be gone, in what will be a multibillion dollar effort that you have paid for. we talked to somebody at the pueblo chemical agent destruction pilot plant today, which you own, and they explained to us what it is they're doing with this two-part process. they've got the explosive destruction system for the odds and ends, where really they have to blow it up. then they've got this big multibillion dollar factory thing for all the remaining hundreds of thousands of shells. ...

That eats it, and all the rest, the end product of this multibillion dollar robotic anti-factory and all of these hundreds of thousands of shells, it will still be hazardous waste. but it won't be chemical weapons anymore. and they started it today. by 2019, by four years from now, this stuff, if all goes according to plan, this stuff is going to be gone, in what will be a multibillion dollar effort that you have paid for. we talked to somebody at the pueblo chemical agent destruction pilot plant today, which you own, and they explained to us what it is they're doing with this two-part process...