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We start to see pictures come out of there, i think we start to see more and more over the coming days. it's heartbreaking. never seen. it's unprecedented how long the storm sat over the island and how powerful it was when it did that. we'll be talking about this storm for decades. >> we will. you and i were talking yesterday, 1-mile-per-hour just this is the averys trying the hottest new bistro. this is the averys. churning and dumping the rain. wait...and the hottest taqueria? we'll see the pictures and i'm and the hottest...what are those? oh, pierogis? sure more destruction and focus on th...

Intelligencen beach, florida. jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill look at the winds. >> the winds have been constant. that helped keep people alive we are between the outer bands, and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; the squall lines that bring it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. heavy rain and it comes in very don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor quickly and leaves just as quickly. but the wind has been constant. or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. that means that it's stirring up the intercoastal behind me. the most...

It's almost unprecedented for a storm to stick around this long. that's how slow florence has been moving. we're inside morehead city off of atlantic beach. you cannot see atlantic beach behind me. in one of the lulls that these squall lines have had, we were able to venture out and get a sense of the damage that people are looking at when they come back. take a look. this is the main road of atlantic beach and parts, it's not quite a river yet but certainly a small stream. the rain obviously continuing, which means the waters will only rise. especially as the tide comes back in. this is one o...

That is scary. >> shepard: i'll say it is. steve harrigan in north topsail beach. this is leylaland vittert in atlantic beach. how are you now? >> we're in between squall lines. not as much rain right now. winds are somewhere between 65 to 70 miles an hour when they gust up. what is unusual about this storm and where we are is how the wind is coming essentially from on shore offshore. there's the atlantic. you think the wind is coming this direction. it's coming this direction. the barrier islands that steve and i are on would typically be protectors from the storm surge. these islands are act...

Against the side. but if you take a look just over to the right, you see a mass sticking out of the water. this over here is actually a sailboat that sank during the storm. it was also a tide for moorings and what's believed to be a dock, and it's difficult to make out. but you still see a lot of wind in this area. you see a lot of these rain gusts that will start pelting you out of the blue. it's interesting because we've already seen the eye of the storm pass north and we're still getting those remnants from these squall lines. just ripping through here. this is one of the areas that has no ...