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Abo antsy. they want to get out. >> exactly. i don't know anybody that's seen such a slow-moving storm and this will be on top of us for two full days. >> in terms of prepositioning, you talked about this. you feel like things are prepositioned for first responders, other supplies afterwards. >> duke power has a tremendous amount of resources coming to the area to get power back on. that's one of the main things we have to have down here in the south. we have to have that power so people can repair their homes. >> i know you've been working hard. any final message? >> we have prepositioned foo...

As well. that surge is going to go up into those rivers well inland. and it could inundate those communities. we talked about this for several tide cycles, this is going to last. this is not a typical storm. this storm is going to stay here for a very, very long time. it's very unusual for a storm to just sit here like this, anderson. >> of course, as soon as i said it stopped raining, it started raining again. i'm an idiot. in the next few hours, what can we expect this >> in the next couple of hours, we'll continue to see the rain and wind. the storm is going to continue to push that water. ...

>> i see what's going on in north carolina and i appreciate that they're ahead and they're there and they're waiting to help others. why couldn't that happen in puerto rico? that right there tells me a lot. >> if you could just tell us a little bit about your mom and i know it's hard, but just so people understand what happens -- what happened to so many people in the wake of this storm, how she lost her life. >> well, she was -- had to go to the hospital because she gained water in her lungs. so when she went to the hospital, she stood there at the -- the day she died, she was supposed to ge...

Arrived at by a study commissioned by puerto rico's governor. it was done by the non-partisan school of public health at george washington university. it follows an earlier survey from a team at harvard which estimated 4700 deaths in hurricane maria's aftermath. the george washington study, which the university backed up and reaffirmed today, found that people died from unsafe drinking water, heat, lack of water to run ventilators and kidney machines, lack of access to medical care, treatable conditions. horrible ways to die. and even some of president trump's staunch supporters are not behind...