if not this evening, tomorrow. expected to get to 140 miles per hour and continue out in to the atlantic. now the forecasts, they have kind of pushed that track a little further to the east as we were to watch that cone and the cone is from out here in the atlantic from bermuda to the interior and the state college of pennsylvania on monday and to tuesday. it would be a tropical storm as they blow through. it s the weaker side, but still a great possibility of a lot of rain and a lot of fresh water inland flooding from the system. the computer models, the spaghettis as we call it as they look like they have been sliding a little further out east. but as you ll be hearing that it is way early for the storm and the models and the storm, they could possibly come back to the waste little bit and that we need to keep monitoring this. we ll talk more about this, but more importantly you need to batten things down at home. and the winds will pick up from 35 to 45 miles per hour. and
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is almost 100 miles from portland. news crews are arriving near the community college now. students and faculty were brought out of the buildings and checked for weapons then to the douglas county fairgrounds. it s a long distance so u.s. customs is providing a helicopter from blaine, washington to get them there faster. no word yet about the shooter, who that person is or if that person has been captured or killed but a sheriffs spokesman said a short while ago there is no more threat. parents as you can imagine frantically reaching out to their children. my son is well versed. he s only 17 but he said you know, mom, there was no sound. he said 30 some shots and no sound? how does that happen unless there s a suppresser or somebody knows what they re doing. the president, president obama has been briefed on this shooting. obviously no word yet on what may have been the motive behind the shooting. too early for that. again, at least seven people dead, 20 injured at a comm
the search is on. one winning ticket sold for that massive $310 million powerball lottery at this gas station. who holds the golden ticket? and good morning, america. a lot going on this thursday morning. so many are bracing for hurricane joaquin. looking live right now at the satellite of the storm. it s gaining strength. state of emergency already declared in virginia, president obama briefed about federal preparations and, robin, this storm could target the areas hit so hard by hurricane sandy. many are holding their breath right now, george. this is what the storm looks like from space. it s 200 miles wide with wind gusts up to 150 miles an hour. our extreme weather team covering it all and ginger starts us off. we know this, in the next 24 hours it s the bahamas. they will get hit especially central and southeastern bahamas. some of the places could see 20 to 30 inches of rain and, yes, those extreme winds. max sustained winds at 120 miles an hour. the waters so wa
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