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Erin Burnett OutFront
Dorian Slams into Bahamas and Menaces Florida
"We begin with the breaking news. This hour hurricane dorian the massive deadly storm is now lashing the florida coast powerful winds whipping onshore conditions are getting worse with each passing hour and it is going to be hours upon hours and hours. This is from moments ago from melbourne beach. Florida mandatory evacuations are underway there. Let's show you the storm from the international space station a stunning picture three hundred miles wide right now winds up to one hundred and forty five miles an our the picture of the storms. I just tweeted by u._s. Astronaut onboard the space station so that is the i of dorian seen from space as that storm is essentially sleet stationary moving so slowly ravaging the bahamas which it has been doing us since it came ashore there as a category five storm thirty hours ago it it is the most powerful storm in known history to hit the bahamas decimating the islands. Thousands of homes and businesses are now gone. An entire island is without power tonight. It is way too early to have any sense of the death toll and to give you an idea of just how high the storm surge was what the united states could be looking. Eh you can see waves nearly reaching the second story of home. <hes> rescue crews are just starting the grim task of searching for signs of life among the piles of debris and it the scenes like this that has officials in florida pleading with people in evacuation zones. Were still there to get out of a team of reporters standing by from florida to the bahamas tonight. I want to begin with miguel marquez who is out front in vero beach florida gal. What are people eating the evacuation warnings yes and no there's most the people along. The coast here have evacuated along the way but this storm has been so slow. It's creeping so slowly towards us. We've had this same wind for most of the day to day that is south here at vero beach. We're on the barrier islands here. The sea has been quite rough about the same. We've gotten on some bands of wins but as you look north you can see it's sort of broken up is not quite as much wind and clouds on that end of it so you do. You have some people who are staying sort of coming here to watch see what's happening. Some people coming here to secure their homes before they get out. Most people say they they are. They are going to get out there waiting to see what's happening here. They're watching very closely. What's happening to the bahamas right now and they're all wondering when will make that right word. Turn will head north and if it doesn't if it wobbles toward shore people are concerned about that authorities saying look if you don't get out tonight by a two a._m. Tonight it will really start to come in <hes> in a very big strength here. If you don't get out before those winds hit forty five hours those those bridges to the mainland we'll be closed and you will have to ride it out here on the barrier islands aaron all right miguel marquez. Thank you very much. I wanna go as as miguel pointing. They're indicating getting down south. Just south of miguel stuart florida where brian todd is at this hour so <hes> brian <hes> you know as we understand it. You know it's sort of sitting there as it moves so slowly. What is happening conditions where you are conditions here. Erin are getting worse like they are. Mcgill is look at the storm surge here at this park in stuart stuart florida. The waves have been smacking up against the seawall here all day long. It has been getting worse and if you can see out here looks like a rain band another one of those outer rain bands is about to come in here. You're at seward. It's been like this all day. You'll get an really hasn't let up as far as the wind. The rain has come and gone with the wind has not let up and we are told that the wind is going to get much worse in the next say twelve hours or so here in stewart what also is a concern as you've got the confluence of three large bodies of water that have all been you know had the storm surge been bolstering them <hes> since i guess sunday <hes> where was in the bahamas that storm surge i has been affecting the atlantic ocean over here the indian river lagoon here and the saint louis river right over here. This is a confluence of those three bodies of water all of which have seen the storm surge really get stronger and that makes the flooding here the flooding danger here much worse in addition. We can tell you that right behind us. Here are barrier islands hutchinson island in jupiter island about thirty thousand. The people combined live on those islands. Some of them have gotten out there under mandatory evacuation orders but as you know even under mandatory evacuation they people cannot be forced from their homes. They are concerned though that the people who did not get off these islands are not going to be able to get help once the storm starts. They believe that they're not going to be able to get first responders to them. The bridges are going to be closed. Ridge is going to be too dangerous for first responders to pass over them and they're worried that people here in these barrier islands are going to get cut off for at least a couple of days erin all right brian todd. Thank you very much and let's get the latest now on doors path. Tom sater meteorologist is tracking the storm. So <hes> tom you know is <hes>. You know. You hear people saying well. Let's let's wait. Is it gonna wobble. Is it gonna turn. What is the forecast right now well. We're still hopeful that it's going to start to make that job to the north now and stay offshore but the the door is not closed on that yet the sun is setting and you can see it here in the visual imagery another harrowing night for those in the bahamas about seventy thousand of this northern islands three hundred hundred sixty thousand overall but they're without power communications probably without roofs we've heard of total decimation of homes and the inundation of heavy water and they're going to have a long night tonight it. It is stationary. It's not even moving one mile per hour now. We cover a lot of hurricanes and the c._n._n. Weather center typhoons and super typhoons of the pacific cyclones in the in the indian ocean. I've never seen one put on the brakes like this. Keep its power after traveling aaron. Seventeen hundred miles form barbados through is wobbling a little bit overnight last night. It went through what we call an eye wall replacement cycle. It can't sustain this energy so the eye wall opens up another band and then it contracts syndicates energy back but every time it does that those strong winds extend outward so the storm actually gets broader in its strength you you can see already some rain in the carolinas into florida. We've had some waterspouts. I wouldn't be surprised to see a tornado watch tonight or tomorrow for the eastern half of florida but but even when you get in freeport i mean this is only thirty two miles to the northeast of them. They have been getting a beating but they struck the strongest winds near the i. Maybe just away from them. I'm sure this has changed the coastline in the shape of it right now but what we're watching now of course the warnings have been extended north. Just south of jacksonville now watches her into the carolinas but coming up the second part of this show. I want to talk about the steering currents and what this means every ten fifteen twenty miles is critical. We we need to get that. Turn to the north and i think we may have something that's going to help us out and share it with you in just a little bit all right. Thank you very much. Tom is going to be back with us as we watch this and tom in a few minutes i wanna talk about four pierce one of the city's about to feel the impact a door and when you talk about these wide bands tom linda hudson you see her there the mayor of fort pierce here's joins me now. Live maher. I appreciate your time <hes> obviously the storm dangerously close to florida and so enormous that you have these impacts but so slow that you have some people saying well. I just wanna get a better sense of things. What is your biggest concern right now. Mayor i am concerned that people will not take it seriously we still even though it looks better for us. It's still going to be a serious effect on this area. The winds are going to be high and the storm surge is going to be high and we're concerned about flooding so and we're also wanting people to stay in their homes and not leave their homes until all the all clear so you know obviously you're going to have hurricane-force winds as you as you talk about the storm surge itself could be it could be incredibly deadly <hes>. Are you prepared right right now. Yes we are prepared and i will tell you that we've had lots of time to prepare. How many days have we had to prepare pair. So we feel really good about what we done and <hes> we're experienced at this and i know you can't prepare for every eventuality -ality but <hes> we have a great team that has had experience with matthew and experience with irma and we coordinate well within this county and and we've done the best we can with what we have and we're we're prepared so when darrow people you know who have not evacuated and we are you you know across florida where they're gonna be. Bridges are going to be closing down right. People are going to be stock and they could be stuck for days and if the storm <hes> you know you have a stationary storm like what's happening the bahamas it could be incredibly incredibly deadly <hes> for a loss of life. What is your message to people who have not yet heeded evacuation warnings so they shelter in place ace. They've made that choice and most of them should know the dangers. The dangerous are <hes> when the winds get above forty five miles per hour first responders cannot come and rescue them and so that message is always clear and <hes> we have seven hundred people in shelters right now who heated that message and in a vacuum but couldn't leave but a lot of people left a lot of people left friday saturday and sunday so <hes> the ones that are sheltering in place they know the risk a- and <hes> we're we're all in this together all right. Thank you very much more
The Lead with Jake Tapper
As Dorian looms, Florida's Space Coast braces for possible unprecedented impact
"Trump has cancelled his trip to poland because of the threat posed by hurricane dorian. The storm is now on track to hit florida as a major category for after sideswiping puerto rico and damaging parts of the u._s. Virgin islands floridians are scrambling to get ready lines snake snake around gas stations and stores in south florida. Let's go to c. n. N. meteorologist. Tom sater tom how much the florida coast could get hit well. It could be the whole coast. I mean really dan. It could be the carolinas. It could be the keys into the golf. I mean this has been a fickle storm. You ask about five days ago if we would be talking about a category category four meteorologists say no way but it's where we are this is the acorn that will become the great oak tree and if you look at the cone of uncertainty it's all a florida and it extends into the gulf so please do not believe that when you see the track moving and the hitting one location that that's where this is going to hit. I mean winds right now. Eighty eighty five. I wouldn't be surprised this gets up to one hundred and fifty hundred and fifty five by the time it gets closer to the u._s. And dorian is as you're showing their over wide open warm water. Could it get even stronger because of that before making landfall absolutely in fact <hes> not a big surprise from yesterday but one of the changes was when you looked at the track we had it at a category to which should be later today that category three three and three at landfall not a surprise to see it. Go up to a category four and mainly the reason as it's got open open space. The smallest storm is gonna get larger but you go from temperatures in the water in the mid eighties to the upper eighties and that's at gulfstream so easily you can have a just an eruption of st right and and real quick any chance for good news here that dorian could weekend or make a sharp turn and go into the ocean the european model here in yellow. This is the u._s. Model really slowed things down today a little bit of a surprise anytime these storms slowdown. It's anybody's guess. The american model has just south of cape canaveral in fort pierce and here's a european down by nassau bahamas this changing constantly even within the same model so again. We've got to watch this each and every hour we've got several days a lot's lot's gonna change. Most likely that was models. Look a whole lot better for the state of florida. Tom sater thank you so much for
Bucket Strategy Investing
Polar Vortex Death Toll at 9 After Iowa Student Found Outside
"The record cold across the south has prompted the opening of emergency warming centers meteorologist, Tom Sater says the winds combined with. The cold have made for a deadly combination. The temperatures in Chicago could drop down to about minus twenty five the record is not minus twenty seven. So when record territory the body of an Iowa college student was found on campus and the thirties believe the death was weather related so far nine deaths are blamed on the weather.
The Norman Goldman Show
Deep freeze threatens millions, cancels flights in Midwest
"Barbara Kusak. Frigid temperatures that have a grip on much of the midwest. And now moving east of claimed at least nine lives meteorologist, Tom Sater says the winds combined with a cold of me for a deadly combination. The temperatures in Chicago could drop down to about minus twenty five the record is not minus twenty seven so in record territory. Correspondent Bill Michaels says these extremely dangerous wind chills today even kept some US postal workers
The Ray Lucia Show
Snow Plow Driver Killed in Deadly Ice Storm Crash
"Bitter cold in much of the nation. Meteorologist Tom Sater? Says is is the big problem the cold air moving in is going to be brutal. As it moves, then wind chills overnight tonight, minus five minus ten minus fifteen the temperature drops are incredible. But then it gets even colder. We could see minus thirty minus thirty five. This storm is deadly. It's taken the life of the snowplow driver in the mid west as well. As other drivers.
Richard Eeds
U.S. government advises workers on staving off creditors amid shutdown
"Hundred thousand workers who've been furloughed or are working without pay with drafts of letters. They can use. To explain to creditors. Why they may fall behind on their bills. One of the suggested formats explains the worker may only be able to pay part of their mortgage because they've been told not to come to work because their agency hasn't been funded. Opium says the workers should contact their landlord mortgage company or other creditors before writing the letter, which it says could then confirm the specifics of any payment plan, that's agreed on Jerry bowed lender. Washington. Heavy snowfall in the mid west today causing travel problems meteorologist, Tom Sater says the system will cause problems for travelers in the east tomorrow, heavy amounts to severe weather threat will slide also to the east tomorrow could be a pretty rough go southeastern US and the major hubs of the northeast the weather systems already forced thousands of flight delays and cancellations for holiday time travelers. It hasn't been easy for drivers either. But at least they can enjoy the low gas prices in most states on Wall Street, the Dow
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Icahn Enterprises, President and Chairman discussed on Bloomberg Best
"It could at any time it's the feeling among experts watching developments at hawaii's kill away of all keno among them meteorologist tom sater we've had a lot of earthquakes and tremors in the region they continue most around the summit but then on the east rift and that's where we're seeing the pressure just can't handle it anymore and the lava that has been going from the chamber underground for that twenty twenty five miles is finding its way to the surface of ventures infinity war remains strong at the box office disney marvel superhero film earned another sixty nine million dollars in its third week of release i'm rich johnson and i'm bryan curtis in hong kong let's get you this hour's top business stories and the markets xerox has called off a six point one billion dollar takeover by fujifilm holdings it will enter into a new settlement with activist investors carl icahn and darwin diesen instead ceo jeff jacobson is stepping down as part of the new settlement john vison is expected to take over as ceo or keith causa the ceo of icahn enterprises will become chairman president trump has tweeted that the.