declaration for puerto rico to speed up delivery of resources. more on that in a moment. dorian is now forecast to strengthen into a category-one hurricane by friday evening before it makes landfall across the east coast of florida early labor day morning. a very dangerous weekend from miami to savannah. pedram javaheri live for us in the cnn weather center. good morning. good morning, dave. you know, this is an interesting storm because in the past 24 or so hours we ve seen the track shift quite a bit to the east here. of course, now approaching areas around the virgin islands and puerto rico within the next six to eight hours. this has the potential to get up to very close to a category-one system here as it approaches puerto rico. and you take a look at this track, the official track now, some of the outer edges, the eastern fringe of this track push it even away from puerto rico. so even the high likelihood this will make landfall around eastern puerto rico, there still exists
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as soon as they can operate. take us inside how it works and how crucial it is especially with this particular storm so troublesome because it is just stalling. the key is to move or assets out of the area that is impacted and place them so we can bring them back in as soon as they have operating conditions. and this includes staging shallow water boats in places like augusta, georgia, moving our helicopters from north carolina down to savannah. and as soon as they are operating conditions that allow entry to start doing searches, and of course coordinating with local authorities to make sure that you can find the people that need help. obviously this part of the coast doesn t have the same population center as like houston, texas which got hit so hard last year. so walk us through the difference here of going through these areas versus a major city. well, of course there is a scale associated with population
insisted he made the best decision based on the information he had at the time. he pressed about the clinton investigation. he wonders about his actions in the days leading up to the election and whether they changed the course of the race. watch. look, it makes me feel nauseated which i guess is the right way to say it. it may sound strange to say, but it wouldn t change how i thought about the decision at the time. i m on october 28. i have facts in front of me and a decision to make. i wish i had a time machine, but i don t and i didn t. matt apuzzo joins us now, another pulitzer prize winning journalist, congratulations on that, another msnbc contributor. matt, are you seeing something in james comey s answer to savannah s question about the time machine? we re having audio problems. let me put this to the table. john that lemire, you first. was there something about the
could be used to influence elections. but first let s go to bill karins with a check on another noreaster. three storms and significant travel issues over the next 48 hours. the university of jacksonville southern was hit, the dorms were hit. some of the roofs have been torn off. thankfully those students are on spring break but there s questions of where they ll return to. a lot of hail damage in alabama also. there s some f of the pictures there and hundreds if not thousands of cars with extreme hail damage in northern alabama especially coleman county. so we still have the wind damage for charleston, to savannah. these are the end of these storms that are clearing on out. new thunderstorms so we do have a chance of isolated tornados, jacksonville, myrtle beach, those are the areas included. 65 million people at risk for