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it slammed mexico's youk can peninsula overnight.n nate's path, let's go to liz horton, meteorologist for our miami station wfor. good morning, liz. >> good morning. the latest advisory just in. you can see it. here it is on the gulf of mexico. it's moving off to the north-northwest. winds 80, 85 miles an hour. it is a strengthening storm. currently 240 miles south-southeast of the mouth of the mississippi river. this will likely make landfall near gulfport or biloxi, mississippi, before moving to the north and east. it's going to be bag storm. hurricane warnings posted from lake upon chart chain to the florida/alabama border and extends all the way into georgia and portions of blame. storm surges will definitely be an issue. we can see a storm surge of 9 feet above ground. certainly a dangerous situation and flash flooding is going to be a concern. certain will not good for those folks. >> liz horton from miami station wfor. thanks, liz. >>> a mandatory curfew in the city will start at 7:00 p.m. in new orleans until the storm has pa

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but youk the band's founder, could not be there that night.-hmm. >> but i imagine even with that losing him had to be an enormous shock. >> yeah yeah. i mean -- yeah. >> and you've both said essentially the beasty boys are done. >> mm-hmm. he started the band so -- >> you can't imagine it without him. >> no. who wants to see that. nobody wants to see that. >> well it's interesting because some bands have different approaches to these things as you know. >> we're not any band. >> how hard was it to make peace with that idea that the beasty boys were done? >> it would have been a lot easier to deal with if adam was i don't feel like doing this anymore and i want to make movies. that would make more sense. >> mm-hmm. >> so -- i mean you know adam's one of my best friends and family member and partner for 30 years. >> with that idea gone where's your head now in terms of what you want to do? >> i have no idea. >> he took the film role because director noahknownoah baumbach is a friend. >> did you take the role? >> i did. my sister was like what's

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a giants vi victory any way youk at it. while the violence last night was unwelcome, officials say it was less than the giants' previous world series wins. now the team will have just one day to rest up before their big victory parade set for here tomorrow. gayle? >> they'll be ready for the parade. thank you, john. >>> in hawaii dozens of national troops are going on guard to protect the area around the lava. carter evans is at the scene on hawaii's big island where a local business owner says it's like slow torture. carter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the 30-mile stretch of lava that's flowing down the volcano has actually slowed a bit in the past 24 hours, but it's still threatening dozens of homes and could eventually cut off access to this community. one of the most active volcanos on the planet is setting a collision course. lava from the kilauea volcano is inching along. it stands close to 150 feet but it could grow much wider. from the air the lava has cut a smoldering swath through the dense hawaiian r

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overnight it skirted mexico's youk can peni popular with tourists. for more on nate's path let's go to meteorologist liz. good morning, liz. >> most of the rainfall and thunderstorms are on the eastern side of the storm so those on the eastern path will likely see more of the destruction. this is a five-alarm advisory. it's a category 1 storm. this track will take it, making land fall as a category 1 hurricane somewhere near gulfport or biloxi before pushing through the tennessee and ohio valleys an finally becoming a depression off the coast of new england. hurricane warning have birthday issued from lake ponchartrain over to the florida/alabama border. the yellow is the storme warrenings. they're going to be feeling the storm as well. color, what should you expect? >> hurricane force winds up to 95 miles an hour. alex? >> liz horton of our wfor station. thanks, liz. >>> those areas are home to almost 12 million people. a mandatory curfew goes into effect in new orleans tonight at 7:00 local time. michelle miller is there. michelle, good morning. >>

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