now along the coast bracing for the brune.nt near myrtle beach, this suv abandoned when the driver got stuck too close to the wild surf. and the rest of the town abandoned too. no cars on the road and those that stayed hunkered down. more than 200,000 customers without power.atio centers not taking any chances. joanna and her husband evacuated during hurricane florence last year. >> i don't want to be one of those parents that's saying oh, a flood came and i couldn't keep hold of her. you know, i didn't want that to happen. so, i said we're leaving, and that's that. >> reporter: the big fear with the high tide overnight is the dangerous storm surge, up to eight feet in these low lying areas. >> any time the storm comes of this magnitude, there's a lot of stress in the area. >> reporter: a lot of stress and the worst is yet to come. molly hunter, nbc news, myrtle beach, south carolina. >> reporter: this is kathy park in m roared ashore e the with sheets of rain pounding theintense wind and widespread power outages.usthis stuck back up because it was too close behind me. >> reporter: off

prime minister boris johnson braces for legal challenges and a showdown in harlem and over his breaks it plans. on has a secret this is live from doha also coming up the iranian tanker blacklisted by the u.s. turns off its tracking signal deepening the mystery over where it's headed. i have never i have never attended a resignation to the central people's government hong kong's leader goes on the defensive after a lead all the recording reveals her saying she'd quit if she could over the protests. one of the most powerful atlanta storms ever recorded kills of least 5 people in the bahamas. but it could be an important day in british politics as the breaks it drama reaches a critical point prime minister boris johnson facing challenges on several fronts over his plans to leave the european union johnson is expected to hold a cabinet meeting this hour as he braces for a showdown in parliament m.p.'s will return from their summer breaks later on tuesday the opposition likely to introduce legislation to block a no deal breaks in a number of legal challenges to johnson's plans to suspend p

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il biting, guessing, and hoping, it is brace for impact along the carolina coast tonight. this hour hurricane dorian taking aim for land but not before bringing heavy downpours, surging flood waters, urgent rescues, and even tornados. the next 14 hours or so may prove critical as the storm is on track for a possible u.s. land fall. again tonight our team is spanned out across the impact zone. molly hunter starts us off from myrtle beach, south carolina. molly, what are you seeing there? >> reporter: lester, this rain is really coming down. the wind is whipping, that surf is enormous, and the storm is heading directly for us right now. residents are evacuated or sheltered in place ready for a very long night. >> as hurricane dorian rips at the carolina coastline -- >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: -- double trouble, 21 dangerous tornados hit both north and south carolina sending debris flying, flipping rvs, tearing off rooftops, and tearing up homes. >> my camper was tipping over. i said lord what in the world. >> reporter: short lived but so strong adding insult to injury befo

remain vigilant and be prepared >> the bahamas bracing for a direct hit within hours >>> 911 call backlash. a drowning woman's desperate plea for help and the operator's shocking response >> i've never had anything like this happen to me before. >> well, this will teach you next time, don't drive in the water. >> what police are saying about it now. >>> price hike new tariffs on china go into place tonight. the price you pay about to go up on everything from diapers to tools to bikes and even your labor day barbecue >>> and challenge accepted the ice bucket challenge. millions of americans got in on the action now the amazing result of all that cold cash. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening i'm peter alexander in tonight for jose and we begin with a shooting spree near odessa, texas. five people are dead 21 injured following a traffic stop police say the suspect shot a trooper, then sped offperile on the highway. he has since been killed by officers ron allen is joining us now ron, what more do we know >> reporter: what a terrifying and crazy af

prime minister boris johnson braces for legal challenges and a showdown in parliament over his breaks it plans. have him see here this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the iranian tanker blacklisted by the u.s. turns off its tracking signal deepening the mystery over where it's heading. i have never i have never attended a recitation to the central people hong kong's leader goes on the defensive after all the recording reveals her saying she'd quit if she could over the protests. one of the most power for atlantic storms ever recorded kills at least 5 people in the bahamas. britain's prime minister boris johnson is facing a major challenge to his authority as the breaks a drama reaches a critical moment developments on several fronts over johnson's plans to leave the european union 1st johnson held a cabinet meeting late on monday evening ahead of a showdown in parliament m.p.'s will return from their summer break later on tuesday the opposition planning to introduce legislation to block a no deal bragg's it and a number of legal challenges to johnson's plans to suspend par

tonight the southeast is bracing for impact much of florida's east coast virginia. the race against time as more than a million

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the bahamas still reeling from the devastation of hurricane dorian bracing for impact new concerns tonight in florida and along the southeast and gulf coasts al roker is here with the track. >>> also tonight, the breaking headline of the deadly boat disaster the ntsb just revealing all crew members were asleep when the flames erupted the coast guard working to lift the ship from the water. tonight, the new warning about charging phones on boats >>> the fertility clinic accused of a shocking mix-up a father stunned to discover he's not his child's biological dad. >> it shuts you down your whole everything, your life this is not my daughter. whose is it? >> the parents suing the clinic.

on the evacuated outer banks, even the hospital is empty, patients moved inland for safety, staff bracing for what could come after the storm. >> after it's over, i think that's when we're going to see an influx of patients. >> reporter: conditions are expected to get worse here on the outer banks overnight and into tomorrow morning. authorities will start

hong kong braces for a general strike. we take a look at the impact on the economy. hello, good morning and welcome to asia business report. we begin with the trade because, on sunday, the us imposed fresh tariffs on around 112 billion dollars on things like shoes, nappies and food. it is the first phase of donald trump is make a displayed to place a 15% tariff on $300 billion worth of chinese imports by the end of the year. beijing has retaliated, introducing crude oil target. it is causing uncertainty, not least the companies manufacturing the goods that have been hit by these tariffs. claims in china, for instance. i got up with the head of textile counsel. what is affecting the chinese members are products in the middle. shirts, blazes, products made in china or offshore countries and the american buyers are shifting productions from china to offshore countries as quickly as they can. using evidence of chinese companies closing their factories down on the mainland, moving jobs away? we are hearing anecdotal stories that people are scaling down and insert cases cl

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welcome to the program hong kong is bracing for another day of pro-democracy protests crowds have filled a local shopping mall calling for greater democracy protesters are also valid to disrupt travel to hong kong's busy international airport it follows a night of unrest police fired tear gas in an effort to disperse several 1000 protesters some of whom through petro bombs the 2 sides have. been facing off every weekend for 4 months now. going to be joined now live by our correspondent mathias bolling to he is following events for us in hong kong's new town plaza mall where they're current protesters under way 2 thanks for joining us the protests are continuing where you are what's the activist morale like now after another night of clashes. well there's no end to these protests but they're not they going on for 15 weeks knock knock at the weekend have seen this kind of flash before these protests against your behavior problems as going to be can you get that certainly the more i don't think it will act to call back to the book but i'm also coming i've read those if anyone but they still

is bracing for dorian's arrival late monday or early tuesday. the faithful were anxious at the vatican on sunday after pope francis didn't appear on time for his traditional angelus prayer when the normally punctual pontiff did turn up 25 minutes late he explained he'd been trapped in an elevator and had to be freed by firefighters. hong kong is bracing for more disruptions on monday with calls for a general strike after a weekend that saw some of the worst violence in 3 months of anti-government protests on sunday demonstrators blocked roads near the city's airport they also disrupted train and bus service causing gridlock on routes to and from one of the world's busiest travel. outside tung chung metro station protesters set fire to road barricades there determined to keep the world's focus on their message of free hong kong. inside the destruction continued they dismantled so they lintz cameras destroyed signs and turnstiles. a fire hydrant gushed water across the floor. bus loads of riot police arrived to stop the destruction arresting some

just one town of maybe bracing for the worst but preparing for just about anything.the southeast are preparing not just for the storm, but for the destruction that the storm will likely leave behind. i want to bring in the former fema chief of staff jason mcnamara. what do you see as the most significant threat of the storm right now? >> well, i think the uncertainty is the most significant threat. you've got a storm that was predicted to, you know, first go right across florida and now it's starting to move up a little bit. it's stationary over the bahamas, and now it's finally starting to make the turn north northwestwa northwestward. the uncertainty leads -- there are a lot of folks in north carolina, a lot of folks in south carolina who have evacuated and they're saying why did i have to do this? the very real chance that you've been expounding upon and others have of this hitting the entire east coast or being big enough to hit the entire east coast. people need to take this seriously. and, you know, the weather service does the best they can, but the fact of th

we know that the carolinas are bracing for impact of hurricane dorian. but does the president have any reservations about his decision to move that disaster relief funding? >> to hear him tell it, no. earlier the president was having a closed briefing from dhs officials, coast guard officials. at some point, the president saw fit to open that meeting up to reporters. so the white house pool of reporters was ushered into the room. the president made a brief statement and he was asked directly whether or not he had any concerns about diverting that fema funding. take a look at how he answered that question. >> well, first of all, we're using much less here than we anticipated. we thought this was going to be a direct -- this was going to be a direct hit into miami and we're -- we would have been satisfied anyway. we need help on the border. >> so to hear the president tell it because puerto rico and florida were spared by the storm, he says that money, and we all know that government funding is a finite resource, he says that money is better spent at the b

tonight, as florida braces for hurricane dorian, the bahamas are taking a direct hit. grand bahama island bearing the brunt of more than 150-mile-per-hour winds and rain. for more than 36 hours, the life-threatening storm has been pummeling the bahamas. some marsh harbor, bahama residents, have been tracked inside homes that have been destroyed. >> we need help. please, someone, please come help us. >> reporter: near florida, more than ten coastal counties are under a mandatory evacuation. >> it's important that residents heed those calls. you know, get out now while you have time, while there's fuel available. and you'll be safe on the roads. >> reporter: with the storm approaching, medically dependent and special needs residents have to be moved, too. residents from more than 90 florida assisted living facilities, hospitals, and nursing homes have already been relocated, according to the governor. along the barrier islands, which could get the brunt of the storm as it hits, concerns that those who don't heed the mandatory evacuation orders could be cut off. it's goin

is bracing itself and taking no chances airports canceling thousands of flights. we had to change our flight original flight we changed it again yesterday we changed again this morning so we're hoping this is once the charm and hospitals are evacuating patients. but we just started out by doing 6 mil plastic all around the house and people like britney that dell are boarding up their homes in the hopes that they'll have something to come back to once the storm passes if it works it's totally worth it but florida's governor is warning residents against sticking around. when if you're ordered to evacuate you need to do that from palm beach county all the way up to nassau the florida georgia border all those coastal counties they've issued evacuation orders and and it's important that residents heed those calls get out now while you have time for. sure the south carolina and georgia have all issued evacuation orders during it's on track to reach their coast between late monday and wednesday night until then people here continue to prepare for whatever dorian brings.

brace for impact, griff, good morning. >> good morning, todd and carley, we are standing in palm beach, mandatory evacuated is 120 miles due west of the dave station, i spent my entire life in the bahamas, i've been online stuff and serve calling it hands down the worst devastation they've ever seen, let me show you some of the images that here in palm beach are going to wake up and see as it unleash it is worst of the perform storm from catastrophic punishing winds to massive flooding, of course, one life lost that we know of. even tropical storm off the coast of palm beach. you will have beach erosion, perhaps historic levels, now i talked to the sheriff, he's been here with law enforcement for 50 years, he's been through storms but worried what this could potentially bring, listen. >> if this is coming at 185, there's going to be damage, we are not talking about repairing stuff, we are talking about rebuilding. >> you can see, guys, just over my shoulder is still dark but a pretty normalcy coming up. tides are higher than normal, residents here, i will play out to you on want to go

on coastal flooding tens of thousands of people are without power and many are bracing for a deadly storms and gallagher has more now from charleston in south carolina. as hurricane dorian lingers dangerously close to the u.s. east coast residents of charleston to dealing with downed trees and flooding and tropical storm force winds thousands lost power here tidal surges remain a danger and more than 300000 south carolinians have moved to shelters but most agree things could have been a lot worse this used to it i'm ex-military and this is nothing compared to combat so you know it's it's it's that i'm ok as south carolina prepares for a cleanup dorrian is now tracking towards north carolina's outer banks the eye of the hurricane may not make one fall but this will be a close call for an area already under mandatory evacuation this will be a brush by whether it comes ashore or not the eye of the storm will be close enough to cause extensive damage in north carolina tornadoes produced by the power of dorian have been reported throughout the region forming and touching down with little warnin

brace for a two—day pilots' strike affecting up to 300,000 british airways passengers.attack in kabul, president trump cancels the peace deal agreed in principle with the taliban. joy for australia. they have retained the ashes after bowling out england on the final day of the fourth test at old trafford. and we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, katherine forster, journalist at the sunday times, and joe twyman, director at deltapoll. government ministers are insisting that their brexit plans remain in place despite stinging criticism from their former collegue amber rudd, who has resigned her cabinet post. she said today that the vast majority of brexit—focused work was going towards no—deal, while there were no formal negotiations with brussels on securing a new withdrawal agreement. she also called the expulsion of 21 conservative mps an assault on decency and democracy. ministers say they are sticking to plans to leave the eu at the end of october and are looking for ways around the anti—no—deal law that comes into force tomorrow. 0ur

right now florida is bracing for hurricane dorian.he hurricane, category five made landfall in the bahamas. >> major damage reported to homes and apartment buildings on the islands like this one. forecast is calling these conditions, catastrophic. it is unclear if it will make a direct strike over the u.s. our correspondent is live in daytona beach with the very latest along the coastline. how is it looking out there right now? >> reporter: it is a bit windy here but otherwise a beautiful day. we really aren't expecting conditions to worsen as a result of hurricane dorian until tomorrow night or into tomorrow. what you do feel here is a heightened sense of anxiety. a few days ago it was unclear what whether this area was going to pack up the storm. seeing those devastated images from the bahamas has been very sobering. people are starting to take the storm seriously. it was a category 51 it barreled into the bahamas. it is the strongest storm we have seen in a while. it is actually the strongest atlantic hurricane ever recorded and th

prime minister braces for legal challenges and a showdown in parliament over his brags it plans. hong kong's leader kerry lamb has dismissed the leaked all the recording of her saying she would resign if she had the choice comments were recorded during a private lunch last week and came after 3 months of anti-government protests when he reports. he seems to be no end in sight to the protests in hong kong and no sign that the government is willing to bow to any of the protesters demands but in a conversation with business leaders that was leaked to the media the city's chief executive indicated she wanted to walk away or a chance. to. show. so. just. first thing is to. i was later in her weekly media conference kerry said it was unacceptable that the private conversation had been recorded and she sought to clarify her comments about resigning i have never i have never attended a resignation to the central people's government. i have not even contemplated to discuss a resignation. for the central people's government. the choice of not resigning is my own choice oh no no no the resi

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florida, georgia and carolinas are bracing for impact. >>> three airports in florida will be closed ahead of the impact from dorian. two flights from sfo to florida have been canceled. >>> number three, what to expect here at home, temperatures anywhere from three to nine degrees warmer than average with 70s in san francisco, 80s and 90s for the rest of us. >>> number four, fire crews have put out a two-alarm garbage fire in san jose. one out building burned and the fire threatened several homes. the cause is under investigation. >>> number five, police still searching for a man who rammed his car through a gate at oakland international airport yesterday and ran onto the tarmac. he ran from police and was last seen jumping into san francisco bay. >>> number six, the latest mass shooting in texas has sparked another debate on gun control. the gunman randomly shot people saturday after he was pulled over for a traffic violation. seven people died. 22 others were hurt. a vigil was held for the victims last night. >>> number seven, democratic presidential candidate tom steyer will be speaking

hurricane dorian stalled over the bahamas as florida braces for impact. next. heather: hurricane dorian inching closer to the florida coastline. the storm now a category 3 leaving a trail of devastation in the bahamas. millions in florida, georgia, carolinas and even virginia bracing for what is next as the massive storm churns north. live team coverage, janice teen tracking the hurricane. we begin with griff jenkins in port st. lucie with the latest. looks like the wind is picking up. >> reporter: the wind is picking up. we are getting a wind gusts of 41 miles an hour. according to officials we talked to we are -- behind me the indian river runs parallel to the barrier islands, hutchison island. in the last 30 minutes, one transformer popped. one of the impacts of tropical storm winds, 116 miles east of freeport unleashing devastating damage on the bahamas but we are getting outer bands, 150 miles out from the center. should attract west, 45 miles from the center that will change the dynamic but what they are worried about is the indian river in king the

brace for impact. good morning, griff, what are you seeing there? >> well, good morning, heather, what we are seeing are the earliest outer bands of the cat 5 monster janice was talking about here on palm beach literally 85 miles east of the bahamas, that is where dorian is parked and in the images of devastation catastrophic devastation of those islands news, 7-year-old boy has lost his life, unfortunately we may hear more of the stories, very sobering wake-up call for the people here on palm beach, just one of the areas under mandatory evacuation, the beach is empty, we have seen no one out here this morning, heather, except for law enforcement going up and down the island, but you know what, janice was talking about the possible damage that even a tropical storm off of florida's coast can bring in terms of erosion, it's really definitely a big concern, i'm only 50 feet from worth avenue, most expensive driveway of all the shops, we talked with palm beach sheriff bradshaw in terms of what he sees as concerns, here is what he said, heather? >> i've

fox news alert bracing for impact. after picking through the the hamas hurricane dorian moving dangerously close to florida and georgia bringing wind gusts of 110 mph. all eyes shifted the carolinas where the category 2 storm could make landfall. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. millions watching dorian's every move as it threatens the coast. 7 people confirmed dead in the bahamas as we see the heartbreaking discretion and rescue crews rushing into help. the images are horrible. complete team coverage, tracking dorian now, aishah hasnie is in south carolina. griff jenkins is in daytona beach, florida where the governor is warning no one is in the clear just yet. >> reporter: that is right. what they are worried about is storm surge and flooding. near daytona the international speedway, the beach just over the bridge and the river about to crest that runs parallel to the ocean. we have the sheriff of volusia county. are you ready for this. have you seen flooding yet? >> we are ready to go.

states some of the most vulnerable people are bracing for the worst and it is in miami now a category 5 storm hurricane dorian is edging closer to the u.s. the southeast coast. in florida a state of emergency has been declared in dozens of counties as people bought up their homes fuel their cars and braced themselves in case the hurricane makes landfall after 12 residents of a nursing home died from heat exhaustion during hurricane irene 2017 the state's and acted strict guidelines for florida's many assisted living facilities hurricane dorian is being seen as a vital test for the new laws we're hopeful that this generator will be a oaks c.e.o. katherine kassner installed a state of the art generator and says the care industry is much better prepared i think today given the. devastating loss of so many lives that everybody is very pool show for that at all costs resident martin caden has lived through hurricanes before and tells us he feels safe as dorian lingers of the east coast moving is very secure. you know we're very close to the very. very likely. lived through a lot of. dorian

ain't no man gonna want you with no brace on your leg. you need to go get the surgery and i said i don't have time to get surgery. i'm gonna let my body do what it do and heal itself and look i'm walking. i might walk with a limp, but call me a pimp. >> tiffany wore those heels at the harper's bazaar icons party in new york where she warned kevin she'll be turning the table the next time she sees him. >> when you get back moving good, kevin, i'm coming for you. i'm coming for your back, your >> keep him laughing. he has quite a recovery ahead of him. you can do this, kevin. >>> let's move to jlo's fashion tour deforce in toronto. keltie joining us from the star-packed toronto film festival. you saw all that magic up close. >> i did, brooke. you know how much we love a jlo on the red carpet. but it's her lack of clothing in "hustlers" that's all the talk of toronto. >> when we filmed the scene, i was terrified. i was prepared. i knew exactly what i was doing and as i walked to the stage, you know, in dental floss, literally wearing nothing

florida, georgia, and north carolina are bracing for dorian as it slowly moves west.jacksonville, florida, where hurricane preparations are under way. >> reporter: preparations were made as dorian batters the bahamas and menaces the u.s. r devastating images out of the bahamas. please keep them in your prayers. they were hit with a hurricane with 185-mile-per-hour winds. >> reporter: the category 5 hurricane is among the most powerful to hit the bahamas in wia als are . generators into the southeastern u.s. >> we expect that much of the eastern seaboard will be ultimately impacted and some of it very, very severely. >> reporter: in jacksonville, florida, people hit the surf before the city shuts the beaches down sunday night until further no people are here on vacation, and so we're here guarding them. >> reporter: the city of jacksonville joins many. officials say it will take effect for some residents starting monday morning. >> the path changes every day, so you really don't know. you just have to be prepared for the worst. >> hopefully it stays out at sea and we j

that wall is the earthquake bracing and so he see very significant bracing in the top floor and veryittle on the bottom. when the earthquake comes and hits, it tries to push that ground floor over and there's very little that keeps it from moving and degrading and eventually /paoerblly keeping it from a collapse occurring. so we know they're vulnerable because of this ground story collapsing >> is this only a problem we see in sentence france? san francisco? >> no, this is certainly a national problem. more acute in western but more up to california, washington, moving out into other states. this kind of building exist and this kind of building is vulnerable. >> when you're involved with the community safety, this is a different way of thinking about these types of things. we had a community group of over 100 people involved and upper 1 of them. tell us about * how that conversation went. why did we decide as a city or a community to start fixing these types of buildings? >> there were a lot of aspects that were considered well beyond just the engineering answer that these are vulner

we are bracing, several miles away near the eye wall of the hurricane but look how bad it is already. >> they call it low country for a reason. it floods regularly. rob: griff jenkins live in south carolina preparing for a possible landfall. jillian: it looks pretty bad. >> reporter: getting some outer bands here. it is very wet out here. not only high winds, we had a reading a little bit, 61 miles an hour. it will continue because we are 90 miles from the center of the eye but this is a barrier island, we are 50 or 60 miles from the outer wall bands. the storm surge, we expect roadside at 7:00 which means all morning it will build. the combination of 5 to 8 feet of storm surge with these wins and 12 inches. and entire foot of rain. it is going to be difficult for the auto-parts of charleston and surrounding areas where there is mandatory evacuation. we see power for most of the island but people who haven't evacuated, we will stay and keep working on our gear. it is a wet and windy situation. we are at the p a are --pier which flooded in hurricane matthew. along with irma which cause

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meanwhile, florida the us bracing for the storm to arrive we have a lot of local first responders readyluding to search and rescue experts from the south bay. they're already in florida and we've got kron four's gayle ong with more. >>a fall in the florida coast is still days away the local first responders are making the decision to get out there now members of the bay area urban search and rescue task force have been deployed a bracing for the unknown people are in need of rescue. >>if agencies are overwhelmed. and that's what these teens are brought in to do and they're very they're very capable. they're almost like the swiss army knife of rescue really. these are the special forces of rescue. the united states. >>menlo park fire chief harold schapel home and says the 2 men deployed are experts in search and rescue one a retired menlo park firefighter, the other a battalion chief at the san jose fire department. >>there are part of it it's a support team. and they're there in advance of the hurricane's arrival to work with they're the local first responders and then the state. >>the

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tonight north carolina is bracing for dorian's impact. this is a time lapse view from earlier today along the coast of wilmington. that city is likely to experience hurricane conditions tonight. all of this comes amid the shock and horror over the extent of the devastation in the northern bahamas, where the death toll has now risen officially to 23 people. that is according to the minister of health there. and joining me now is nbc news correspondent jay gray in wilmington. so jay, we said the eye of the storm still off the coast. but making its way in your direction. set the scene. what is it like on the ground there? >> well, steve, a tense waiting game continues here in wilmington. throughout the day we've seen people boarding up, getting sandbags in place where they can now for the most part this city is empty. and people watching to see where dorian may go next. as you talked about, this is a storm that has been mirroring the coast for quite some time. could make landfall in this area, perhaps a bit north. either way, it will likely

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as millions of americans brace for hurricane dorian.he storm churning dangerously off the florida coast, first shredding through the bahamas, parts of the low-lying islands now underwater, as frienghtenin new images from the storm zone emerge. >> please pray for us. please pray for us, everyone. please pray for us. >> reporter: this is what it's hurre.o endure a category 5 dorian, the most powerful storm ever in recorded history to hit the bahamas, making landfall sunday with wind gusts over 220 miles an hour. >> you can see what it's doing here. and off in the distance those waves crashing against the pier. >> reporter: the winds so strong too dangerous for abc's marcus moore and his team to stay outside. >> look at that. those are the wind gusts that we have seen and that officials have warned about. this is absolutely a mind-blowing event that is unfolding right now. >> reporter: the monster storm inching along at times at just one mile an hour. battering the islands for about 24 hours straight. >> i don't know how well you can see i

the bahamas still reeling from the devastation of hurricane dorian bracing for impact new concerns tonight in florida and along the southeast and gulf coasts al roker is here with the track. >>> also tonight, the breaking headline of the deadly boat disaster the ntsb just revealing all crew members were asleep when the flames erupted the coast guard working to lift the ship from the water. tonight, the new warning about charging phones on boats >>> the fertility clinic accused of a shocking mix-up a father stunned to discover he's not his child's biological dad. >> it shuts you down your whole everything, your life this is not my daughter. whose is it? >> the parents suing the clinic. >>> nbc news investigates the staggering number of prescription drugs imported to the u.s. from china why officials warn it is a major health and national security threat >>> the felon on the run found posing as a surgical assistant accused of stealing identities and money from hospital patients how was he allowed inside the operating room >>> and growing outrage. millions vanishing from personal bank account

many storms are bracing for what is to come. it is moving very slowly. >>> seven people killed in a shooting in texas. how families of the victims are now mourning their loss. >> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on two. >>> i'm pam cook. dave clark has the morning off. we are keeping a close eye on hurricane dorian. that hurricane is barely moving just about one mile an hour across the bahamas. this

we're going to go now to the bahamas, because tonight the island chain is bracing for more orvere weather just weeks after being devastated by hurricane dorian. tropical storm warnings are up on grand bahama and the abaco anlands. that is for tonight and for tomorrow. and the storm could skirt the florida coast tomorrow and sunday. well, today, the official bahamas death toll from dorian rose to 52. but there are still 1300 still sssing. errol barnett is in nassau. >> reporter: bahamians still staggering after the destruction of hurricane dorian are bracing for another hit. protective tarps are going up as fast as possible. >> there's some rain on the way. there are in more winds on the way. how frightening is that? f >> reporter: under threatening louds, we ventured on a supply mission to sweetings cay, a tiny low-lying island off grand bahama, coordinated by retired navy seals and the conservation group the sea shepherd, this vessel is loaded with four tons of essentials-- food, water, generators -- destined for remote islands. with few boats still intact, locals here are shuttling aid