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Trees continue to fall down as the root systems are getting weaker and weaker. as people are going outside to survey some of the damage on their property, trees are falling and so the darm from the wind certainly continues. it's not just a life-threatening situation in terms of flooding. >> okay, reed t timer, we'll chk back with you. it was an emotional home coming to the los angeles angels and the team returning to the field for the first time since the death of teammate tyler skaggs. how they honored him next. your live in the cnn "newsroom." . gently and beautifully... air wick essential m...

In kuwait sorry's team are experimenting with native doesn't plans to try to stabilize the soil. these drought tolerant plants have extensive root systems which help prevent soil from blowing away this is really our area was a party area in the boston quiett though it is prohibited in question two thousand and three so all the quarters was dumped and zeal for detention was in this area before now areas rehabilitated again by using native plants in order to form a very good native life in the region. we've planted about one hundred ten thousand native plants in the area music native plants capt...

Surge i -- urgency. right now in the immediate crisis. no small irony the u.n. global climate change report comes out talking about these conditions, how 100 year storms are every year storms. we're dealing with this. tom, pick up on sam's point and one of the things we're watching. on my screen what we're watching in different areas, we see obviously what is the hurricane threat in this area. but tropical storm which everybody always mitigates its intensity, it's not that bad. it's horrible, especially in the areas that are already saturated. what is the additional risk there, tom? >> in 2003...

Brings out the best in people you are the best in all of us. i appreciate it and i wish you godspeed and we'll continue to check in with you. i want to check in also with chris, see what he's working on for cuomo primetime at the top of the hour. chris? >> to a large extent we're going to be doing the same, anderson. we have to stay focused on this. man, this storm is moving fast. it's a whole different story than you or i were dealing with in florence. we're going to try to get in front of the storm with the people that we have on the ground and show where it's heading, what it's doing. it's ...

Tom, pick up on sam's point and one of the things we're watching. on my screen what we're watching in different areas, we see obviously what is the hurricane threat in this area. but tropical storm which everybody always mitigates its intensity, it's not that bad. it's horrible, especially in the areas that are already saturated. what is the additional risk there, tom? >> in 2003 hurricane isabel moved into the outer banks and went into the washington, d.c. area. it wasn't that strong a storm but it dropped over 10,000 trees. this is pine country, heavy, tall trees, weak shallow root systems. ...