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Equipment from north korea in the future. nbc news hasn't independently confirmed the "times" reporting. intense shelling resumed near europe's largest nuclear plant. a fire forced the staff to sever the plant's last connection to a reserve line that was providing its only source of outside power. according to the reports, fire fighting crews struggled to reach the site because of fighting around the plant. nearby shelling and explosions are raising fears about a possible nuclear disaster looming. this comes as u.n. inspectors are expected to give a more formal report, as soon as today, on t...

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Disaster since hurricane andrew back in 1992. both nationally and internationally. and the equipment combined with the level of training and expertise of all of these responders give the community a significant capability and also gives us a tie in to both the state and the federal network, so here in south florida we are very fortunate that we do have that capability readily available and easily deployable. >> all right. chief, thank you so much for joining us. good luck to you. good luck to everybody down in miami. as i like to say throughout the state, this is a serious, serious potential d...

The gist of what the president saying, this could be a record setting hurricane, it could be devastating. it's not looking good. he is very, very concerned. he said there is a 5% chance maybe, maybe the hurricane will move in a northerly direction away from the coast, but he says that's unlikely. only 5% chance. pamela brown is over at the white house for us. pamela, the president went through a whole bunch of issues, but clearly the focus has to be right now on this potential disaster that awaits so much of florida. >> that's right. the president talking as he is going to camp david where he'...

Community doing to prepare here? >> the natural things that you do when you're facing this sort of potential disaster. you're just hunkering down, preparing, you know, making sure that we get the necessities that will sustain us through this time. >> mm-hmm. mayor, i also saw that you had crews out and about today draining retention ponds, removing debris from storm drains. are you confident that the city is prepared if daytona beach does get slammed here? >> well, i am confident, but of course that's cautiously confident. we want to make certain that our residents continue to put safety first...