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Okay. so john, let's go back to you. i know that you have guests all morning bringing us the latest on dorian. >> reporter: and in fact the national hurricane center just gave a new update as to the strength and the path of this storm. let's go right to chad myers in the weather center. what's it look like as we hit here at 6:00 a.m.? >> it moved about 6 miles in the past 24 hours. this is a 24 hour satellite loop. the eye is getting a little bit smaller, which means some of the winds may be getting more intense around the middle. right now, the maximum wind is 120. we are still watching the r...

To enjoy the surf before nightfall. >> i was more nervous when they said it was coming more this way. but now they say it's going to be going north, it's i'm not really nervous about it now. >> keep in mind, dorian is still stalled about 100 miles east of here. we are just seeing the outermost bands of the storm passed through and take a look behind me again, this violence. just imagine what that would look like if the storm increased in word. we are keeping an eye on it and hoping for the best along the florida coast. shannon? >> shannon: jacqui heinrich, thanks for the update there. dorian's...

You know the pictures are heartbreaking, just starting to get a look coming from there. at least five people died there. widespread devastation. chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is in the fox news weather center working on this. this is getting bigger. >> any time you have those strong winds, tightly have impact in the center, when it begins to begin, the entry of engine fuel expense outrage. that's what's going on with the storm right now. this is the satellite loop of the last 48 hours. the storm started over here, it was just off the coast of the bahamas, moving toward the abaco islands. ...

That was a satellite loop. this is a radar loop coming out of the national weather service and here's the i come in the center of the eye. this is the city, the town of freeport, 20,000 people normally there. you can see that it's right next to the eye wall. they've had six to 12 hours of hurricane force winds and storm surge, as much as perhaps 18 feet. and unfortunately with the hurricane stalled, that's what they are going to be getting for the next 6-12 hours. very concerned about what's going on there in the northwestern bahamas. we won catastrophic damage in the bahamas from dorian. does...

Islands, new pathways created within the islands. it will not be the same at all. that, fortunately, it is not what we are going to experience here in the u.s. because we are not have a direct hit from a cat5 or cat four storm of this. we are going to have a very close call from this storm though. i just want to show you -- this is 24 hours of a satellite loop and it's barely moved. it's maybe about 60-70 miles from where it was before and i put that up showing that it was 87 miles off the fort a coastline. i put that up about ten hours ago. and it hasn't changed, the center of that storm. >> ...