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Processing plant. about 16% of our oil goes through there. if it doesn't get landfall there, then it'll cross the bay here. we may get landfall in three or four hours here from now if don't get it here. as far as the winds go, they're starting to pick up. highest winds, of course, over the ocean. now arriving on the coast. to get the 150 to 180 miles per hour winds, almost like a big tornado, you have to go through the eye. wherever the' goes is where the extreme wind damage will be. we think it will head up and miss grand isle. we think the eye will miss the new orleans area. they'll get the ...

Thank you for joining us. we have heard from eight candidate on this stage. we have two democratic presidential candidates left. answering voters questions about the climate emergency. scientists tell us we are seeing the consequences of the climate crisis now. that will be cross a massive tipping point if the world warms more than 1.5 degrees celsius. we have already warmed up by one degrees since the industrial revolution. we're half way there already. right now, as you know, the carolinas are bracing for dorian and potentially life threatening storm surge. for the latest now let's go to the...

This. moderate concerns with storm surge and the winds. just to show you the areas of greatest concern for that storm surge. anywhere here with the pink coloring there, that's a storm surge warning. it's a 4 to 7-foot range here. very similar to what you saw in matthew about three years ago. you know, there were some problems. that caused significant damage in a few communities. if we time it toward the high tide and get the water 4 to 7 feet higher than the high tide, we could have some problems. as far as the winds go, i was mentioning i'm not too concerned, 64, 62. that's enough to do some ...

Coach beaches coast beaches of florida. charleston, georgeton, myrtle beach, wrightsville beach. moorhead city. we could get a landfall here. by then it would be around a category 1 or a category 2. they still obviously can get some damage from those. so here is kind of how i'm looking at it. florida impacts, moderate storm surge concern. as far as inland flooding and winds go, i don't think we're going to see a lot of significant damage not with that offshore track. our friends in georgia, same thing for you. storm surge. i don't think the high winds are going to quite get into the georgia co...

For days now. from the standpoint of fema, trying to muster some kind of response for this, to be prepared for contingencies, how do you handle that uncertainty. >> fema has had folks in florida, they've got foelks in georgia, north carolina, south carolina. the way they approach this is they assume the worse case. they didn't just immediately shut down florida and move north. they have resources in florida. they are moving resources to other states. the real focus is on the evacuations. go back to this error of uncertainty. in 2004, hurricane charlie, everybody thought it was going to tampa. ...