i m david gurra. lieutenant alexander is expected to testify. marie owe oyovanovitch issued a warning warning. the policy process is visibly unravrlin unraveling. senior and mid level officers ponder an uncertain future. the crisis has moved from the impact on individuals to an impact on the institution itself. the state department is being hollowed out from within at a competitive and complex time on the world stage this is not a time to under cut our diplomats. the ambassador s point was
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infancy of research where we are having larger global issues request blocking patterns related to climate. it s going to be interesting over the next couple of years where we are going to be seeing or having much more research on this and we are going to be talking at it for many more years to come, but that s just in the infancy. michelle, thanks so much. let s go to david gurra. david, what are you seeing there? reporter: they were intermittent bouts of intensity, heavy rain, high winds. when the bands came through nag s head where i am. things changed in the morning as that storm came closer to cape lookout, hatteras just south of where i m standing. over the course of the morning until an hour ago there has been a lot of wind and rain. i m standing outside a condominium complex not unlike what you see up and down the outer banks. the roof slid off.
destroyed. we have nowhere to go. destroyed everyone s life. that s what it did. we don t know what to do now. we got nothing to do. joins me now tracking the storm, nbc s michelle grossman and in nag s head, david. michelle, what can we expect as the hurricane dorian starts to hit the coast? day 15 of this storm. nine days as a hurricane. the good news is we are finally starting to see it kbexit to th right and moving at a quick pace. we are still seeing heavy rain in some spots. . latest stats. 2:00 advisory came in just a few minutes ago. 90 miles per hour. still a category 1 storm. 125 miles northeast of cape hatteras. that s a big difference. it s because it s moving so much faeser. remember, over the bahamas it s stationery. finally at 21 miles per hour and
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