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was the president lang a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier, just a few moments ago at arlington national cemetery. are kevin lip tack is still with me right now. and as we were mentioning just a few moments ago before this guy i started a few minutes early, we should note we were talking about how this is very personal day for president biden, as well as son beau died at the age of 46 years old from cancer after serving in iraq with the delaware army national guard the president talks about this from time to time how this personal sacrifices obviously left a tremendous mark on his life. kevin, your thoughts? yeah, very much so in the ninth anniversary of that death, just coming up later this week, and i think for president biden then when he s standing there in front of the tomb of the unknown soldier, certainly thinking about the decisions that he has made, an office the very responsibility that he holds two men and women in uniform in this country, protect ....
Enough to snap trees. the climate crisis will cause more deadly, extreme weather but they are surprised that heat and rain records are being broken by such large margins right now. michael mann is the professor of atmospheric science at penn state university. he also wrote the new climate war, the fight to take back our planet. professor mann says the climate change models we are using are outdated and in his words underestimate the magnitude of the impact of climate change on tr extreme-weather events. professor mann joins me, now. thank you for being here with us. what s wrong with the current-climate models? yeah, thanks, pamela, it s good to be with you. the climate models are actually great. i mean, they really do an excellent job capturing many of the features in the dynamics averse climate system and they have come a long way over the past several decades. they have actually predicted the warming of the planet extremely well. ....
bret: congressman, thanks. the presidents of florida and southeast georgia stocking up on food and supplies making plans to be somewhere else because of a powerful and still strengthening hurricane dorian sets at sites on the u.s. coast. phil keating is in miami with an update. do not wait until it s too late. if your prepare and don t end up getting affected, no harm no foul. if you don t prepare and are affected, that may be something that is difficult to recover from. florida governor ron desantis at for te latest on a potential monster. dorian is heading for a disastrous land fall somewhere on the state s eastern coast. it packs winds of 130 miles per hour, enough to snap trees like ....
As hurricane florence grows into a massive dangerous category 4 storm. tonight it is on a collision course with the east coast. this is hurricane florence right now from space it is a monster, already 600 miles wild and growing. winds right now up to 140 miles per hour. that kind of power can rip roofs off buildings, snap trees and power lines, cause billions of dollars potentially in damage. right now, tens of millions of people are bracing for devastating hits, store shelves already bare. mandatory evacuations planned. tom seder is outside live. is this headed straight for the east coast? it looks big and powerful. it is. in fact you have to go back to september 22nd, jim. 1989 when hugo made landfall just north of charleston at a category 4 status. this could be a little stronger. ....