From five to eight days and in the interim the oil prices can act crazy. guest: they can. we saw extreme volatility today with market jumping around a dollar in a few minutes on different headlines. the one thing you have to remember, neil, if the storm doesn t do as much damage, usually the products like gasoline and heating oil will go down more than they who is gone up than before the storm. i am very concerned about this storm because of its track. a category two storm in alabama or into new orleans could create the type offed if waters that could shut the refineries down. you do not have to go too far around to see what impact refinery outages can have on communities whether you talk about the chevron fire, off the coast of california, or the problems in indiana, they could cause severe price hikes and we had a major refinery explosion
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Tentacles to grab a toy ball with the name cora as in coral, written on it. more than 2,000 entries. the other two finalists were scarlet and octavia. now for a look at the national weather, we turn to nbc meteorologist, bill karins with your forecast. inky? inky is a little better than there you go. he came up with leggy before. gave him a little bit of a challenge. you saw the pictures down there with jay gray in areas of florida, north florida and mostly rural small towns were hit the hardest. south of tallahassee. they ll be talking about this storm for decades to come. 20 inches of rain in the last two days in some of these small towns. a town called live oak, evacuations taking place in north florida, along i-10. the storm doesn t look that impressive. a lot of the rain has pushed off to the east coast. the only heavy thunderstorms along the border of georgia and
if you re in the projected path of this hurricane, you have to take precautions now. 65 million people in danger. to all the people in eastern north carolina, good luck and our prayers are with you. mandatory evacuations, time to get out right now. you have to get out. we ve never done a mandatory evacuation before and we wouldn t be doing it now if we didn t think this storm had the potential to be very serious. we re tracking this monster minute by minute and going live into the storm zone. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening, we re covering every angle of hurricane irene tonight from north carolina, with landfalls expected in a matter of hours to new york city where unprecedented mandatory evacuations are under way. thousands of flights are cancelled on the east coast. jfk is closing to international arrivals tomorrow at noon. major highways are closing down as i speak. there are unprecedented shutdowns, transit system in new york and philadelphia. atl
horizon from us now. she s definitely a big storm and people in her way better banted down the hatches. slamming down into the east coast. i can t stress this highly enough. if you re in the projected path of this hurricane, you have to take precautions now. 65 million people in danger. to all the people in eastern north carolina, good luck and our prayers are with you. mandatory evacuations, time to get out right now. you have to get out. we ve never done a mandatory evacuation before and we wouldn t be doing it now if we didn t think this storm had the potential to be very serious. we re tracking this monster minute by minute and going live into the storm zone. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening, we re covering every angle of hurricane irene tonight from north carolina, with landfalls expected in a matter of hours to new york city where unprecedented mandatory evacuations are under way. thousands of flights are cancelled on the east coast. jfk is clo