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>> ar and laroue ary what e you doing about the people who chose to stay? they were reminded over and over through local and state officials to evacuate. and they decided to stay. those people who end up needing emergency services what are you going to do about it? >> well we have been very fortunate to have many local homeowners bend us boats and personal water craft our police and fire departments own personal water craft. we will do what we can to get to the people needing us during and after the storm event. >> larry please stay safe and we wish the best to you and your fellow residents. >...

Let's go to the florida senator, marco rubio. i appreciate your time. i know you have been getting briefed and getting constant forecasts. how bad do you think this is going to be? >> we're putting up shutters in my home, too. i think we have to be prepared for perhaps the most significant storm event certainly since andrew and it may be worse in terms of its trajectory. it is pushing water from the south and east that if it strikes the way it is projected to today, it will have a huge impact whether it's on the florida keys and just listening to that report it accurately described what it is ...

By 11:00 p.m., we'll watch those storms around chicago, southern portions of lake michigan on the strong side, then heading into indiana, so it looks like a late-evening storm event for you in chicago. then as we go through friday, here's 5:00 p.m., the line of storms approaching buffalo, on top of erie, and then eventually by about 6:00, areas right around pittsburgh. and we still have to track this through the northeast. it's a little weaker on saturday, but saturday afternoon, maybe an isolated strong storm from massachusetts up through areas of new hampshire. and i mentioned the cool air b...

Choose with. >> they don't have time to wait for washington to debate climate change. >> our problem is to -- our community is eroding away. >> it is. >> they live fewer than 100 miles from the white house on the island in the middle of the chesapeake bay, population about 450, area, just 1.3 square miles and shrinking. during severe weather, such as super storm sandy in 2012, the island is buried under feet of water. the army corps of engineers the erosion will make this historic crabbing community uninhabitable, adding, major storm event striking the island could cause abandonment sooner. th...

Eroding away. >> it's always in the back of your mind. >> always. >> reporter: they live fewer than 100 miles from the white house on an island in the middle of the chesapeake bay. population 450. area, just 1.3 square miles and shrinking. during severe weather such as super storm sandy in 2012, the island is buried under feet of water. the army corps of engineers tells cnn erosion and rising sea levels alone will make this historic crabbing community uninhabitable in as little as 20 years, adding, that quote, a major storm event striking the island directly could cause abandonment sooner. it'...