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Any exposed skin, even if it's a mull meter of exposed skin feels like a bee stinging you or a low-grade sunburn. not very pleasant here this morning. it's kind of what we're up here for, the extreme conditions. >> is that the wind howling that i'm hearing? sdwl that is. that's the wind howling through one of our westerly facing doors this morning. behind me is the current wind on the summit. 98 miles per hour sustained winds. so a breezy morning. >> those are strong winds. hurricane force winds. when you were outside, it's obviously slippery. how are you getting around? >> absolutely. we have...

Back to some other news happening today. from the border heart breaking video showing a 7-year-old migrant girl dropped over a wall. fox news got that border patrol documents showing the magnitude of the illegal immigrants coming to the u.s. bill is live in texas. >> according to the federal documents we obtained from a source, more than 70,000 illegal immigrants were released into the united states in just the last 2 months alone. let's show you these documents. a border patrol report giving a snapshot of what is going on across the sectors. know. >> [wind howling].

Flying debris happening. >> reporter: 1:30 in the morning, power just went out here in lake charles. the wind is buffeting our hotel. you can feel the building swaying. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: this skyscraper shredded by winds gusting above 100 miles per hour for nearly an hour straight. and outside our hotel -- a lot of glass, a lot of tile. right now, a lot of wind. by 4:30, the backside of laura was upon us. there's some sheet metal. obviously, we're not going to go stand out in that. but this is an amazing view of just how ferocious these winds are here on the backside of this storm. >...

Storm. just now from noa they're telling us there's 10 foot storm surges, and they're seeing some flooding there. 9.6 is the exact count they told us. and that's nearly 10 feet there. and they're also saying 70 mile an hour sustained winds right now in that area. so the winds are starting to pick up. let's check in with my colleague now ed lavandera, jacksonville, north carolina. take us to the scene there, ed. what are you seeing? >> don, it's the eeriness of these storms when they start making land fall in the darkness of night. the eeriness of the wind howling, and it's hard to make out exa...