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Alex, if caskasie d.c. gets a lightning bolt, i think on halloween bill kierans should get the lightning bolt? >> that's true. >> i'm not sure it's proprietary. >> it's embargoed. >> i'm not good enough. >> everybody is special here. s so. >> it's the forecast. it's looking awful scary out there. >> you get a rock. >> we'go to tend. yesterday we had the huge wind storms, still a couple hundred,000 people without power in the northeast. it is a chilling morning. a lot of great weather today for the kids. we will watch rain in east texas. this is 6:00 p.m. this evening. houston and dallas, they ...

Got to be able to watch the bands of rain and wind come through and approach us. we're probably a couple minutes away from the next band of rain to hit us. really must say it's really concerning after years of covering different storms all over the country, one of the things that really strikes me is these types of storms in the dark. you can hear the wind, but you can't feel or see in fact debris that's going to be picked up in these wind storms here in the coming hours. that makes this all the more dangerous, jim. >> we see that traffic behind you there. clearly people, a lot of people, have...

Chose this mountain. i wanted to see how my mountain did above 20,000 feet. so far so good. it worked out pretty well. i climbed with a guy namedç gaspard. he was strong as a bull moose. we knocked out the summit. we burned all of our bad weather days. the mountain threw everything at us it possibly could. wind storms, snow storms, avalanches, everything but flying monkeys, but we were able to summit on our last possible day. >> so, at 23,000 feet people die and have dyed from pulmonary edema from not handling the altitude. you can't really know, can you, whether that's going to hit you. >> ...

That's particularly why i chose this mountain. i wanted to see how my mountain did above 20,000 feet. so far so good. it worked out pretty well. i climbed with a guy namedç gaspard. he was strong as a bull moose. we knocked out the summit. we burned all of our bad weather days. the mountain threw everything at us it possibly could. wind storms, snow storms, avalanches, everything but flying monkeys, but we were able to summit on our last possible day. >> so, at 23,000 feet people die and have dyed from pulmonary edema from not handling the altitude. you can't really know, can you, whether th...

>> reporter: neighbors are now hustling to help each other clean up. >> i didn't hear anything. i just really heavy rain. >> they're constantly reminded more bad weather is on the way. from british columbia to north california, cities are preparing for a second blast powered by the remnants of a typhoon. >> this has the possibility of being a fatal storm. if people do not take the proper precautions and stay indoors. >> forecasters say it could be one of the top ten strongest wind storms ever recorded in this region bringing blinding rain, floods, and massive waves. waters are raging up and do...