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dorian is headed, and some perspective on just how devastating a hurricane this was for the bahamas.n aham is the director of the national hurricane center. kengraham, thank you for joining us. give us the latest information you have on dorian. >> judy, it's still moving to the north. i was stationary over the bawments for so long was a devastating situation. it's bad enough to get hit by a cat 5 hurricane, so it's even worse to have it just sit there. started to see it move at 1mph and then 5mph. it's still a big impact for florida and the carolinas in >> woodruff: how unusual is it that this storm has been sitting in one place and staying there for so long? >> yeah, it's presentry rare for a storm thistrong to doat. it happens on occasion, but it doesn't happen too often, especially a strong one like this. whenou lose all those steering currents, there's nothing to steer this and itan just park waits for the next system to ngeer, that's a devasta situation. think about 24, 30 hours of category 5 winds and battering water. 's a devastating situation for the bahamas. >> woo uff: before i a

reverend franklin grow aham. thank you. graham: let us pray. you for the long and historic relationship between our two nations and we pray that these cords of friendship will be strengthened even greater here this evening. we ask that you would give the leaders that are gathered here tonight your wisdom from on high and that you would continue to bless our countries. we thank you for the food that will be before us this evening and for the generation -- generosity of your hand. and father, we pray this tonight in the name of your son am the lord jesus christ, amen. >> enjoy. thank you very much, everybody. >> c-span's "washington journal," live with news and policy issues that impact you. ian williams of the center of strategic and international studies will join us to talk about iran's military capability and the u.s. response. "the an author on his book only plane in the sky: an oral history of the 9/11 attacks." live "washington journal" on saturday. continues its campaign 2020 battleground states tour across the country. on monday, the bat

so i'm aham -- a hamilton-curious scholar. >> host: besides a ten dollar bell and a relative live well-known musical, what's his legacy. >> guest: one thing at the time he was known for and has had i suppose in some ways in the long-term a mixed legacy but at the time he deserves credit for, he at an early point believed the national government needed to be strengthened, at a point where it wasn't strong. so, during the revolution, very early on, one of the loudest and most fervent supporters the need to create a stronger national government, helped pushed through the constitutional convention. that first term of washington's presidency, pushing to centralize, iy we can look bat and say some strengthening is good but at the time it mattered a lot that you had someone there who was pushing in that direction. so as far as part of his legacy, helping to create the national superstructure we take for granted. he played a major role in doing that. >> host: want to play a little bit of audio, and let you listen to this and tell us what we're listening to. [singing] >> host: what are we listening t