i will smile. >> at least it wasn't brian williams.d have posted it just captured a woman from this car. i have to go. >> thank you, andy. we will talk pick up lines after the break. taking us to break is kennedy. >> on the next kennedy i will take you behind the scenes with the rangers. i will hit the ice with one of the biggest stars. >>> so, come here often? works every time. pick up lines are effective 96% of the time. according to statistics i just made up. some say they are lame no matter what language you speak. as does this video prove. [speaking foreign language]. [speaking foreign language]. >> still fog compares to good old american charm. >> i want to stab you to death and play around with your blood. >> charming, right? i never used that one. do you remember pick up lines guys used on you? >> no, but i may have said that is worth a drink. >> that would work in any country of the fantastic. what was reagan's go to line. >> want a jelly bean? >> fantastic. you must have used -- you are married now, but you are quite the play

any how, good luck to you missing the world series, brian williams. (laughter) all right. who did you think i was talking about? all right. so it looks like-- oh, like paul ryan is slated to be speaker of the house. but before ryan said-- said yes to the dress, i mean to the job, i'm sorry, he came out with a bunch of demands. two of them really stood out. >> we as a conference should union fie now and not after a di vicive speaker election. >> larry: all right. i guess he is saying i will run, but you got to promise me i'll win. doesn't want the old bait and switch i guess. that is how the ways and means committee lied and said it would be a king tut and sluts party and only he showed up in costume. so embarrassing. you do not want to be the only one in costume at a tuts and sluts party. and the other demand was. >> the last point is personal. i cannot and i will not give up my family time. >> larry: all right, paul ryan, that's admirable. you know what, i am a not the only one who things so. >> that comment about his family time was, wonderful. >> larry: wow. man, mika i

>> brian williams. the helicopter we were traveling in was hit by an r.p.g. >> the a.p.ght us get the story out quickly and check the facts later. >> a.p. reported millionaire robert durst had been booked on weapons charges in louisiana but mixed up robert durst the murderer with fred durst the (bleep) musician from the '90s. unbelievable. >> it is unbelievable and wasn't a good thing. >> a robot can never look at 70-year-old murderer and say that reminds me with bleached hair from the early '90s. human stupidity at its finest. >> that is a mistake we regret and mistakes will happen. >> no way! that went crazy viral. >> it did. and that wasn't even your best work! in 2014 the a.p. was the first to tweet dutch military plane carrying bodies from malaysia airlines crashed. nine minutes later clarifies, dutch military plane carrying bodies lands. you were the first to report it crashed and the first to report at the the plane hadn't crashed, retweet cities. in the words of denzel washington, my man... >> it was unintended on especially such a terrible situation. >> you face

for that, i'll send it over to brian williams. >> kate, thank you. this serves two purposes. the heart of the event is going to be about the departure of long-time education secretary arnie duncan. he and the president go back as far as chicago and this leaves only one original member of the cabinet, secretary vilsack, at agriculture, in the job to which he was appointed. that's a pretty tough road to hoe during a two-term presidency. but arnie duncan, long-time education secretary and reformer i think can be generally called in that position will be departing and then the white house made it known, the president will open to questions and answers after that. chris matthews in the washington bureau watching along with us. chris, first to the business at hand today before we get to the oregon mass casualty event and that is the tenure of arne duncan at secretary of education. >> yes. i think he represent it is president's thinking. he is a real reformer. he would like to see a real change in the way we finance schools, of course. we know that the way that he finance local publ

first to brian williams and to the news conference of the sheriff in south carolina. >> anything i say in the future should be construed of the actions of ben fields on monday. it is not what i expect of my deputies and not what i tolerate of my deputies, especially those in a school when we are dealing with juveniles. as in any incident, videos are very useful to us. we are glad that the students did take the videos. we welcome people to video us when we do our job. and most of the time it shows that we are doing our job in a correct manner. and then when it shows we don't do it in a correct manner, we'll address it. but videos are something that we welcome. hopefully one day soon we'll have videos or cameras on all our deputies. we have them in the car, but we are not to the point where we have them on all the deputies. videos are just a snapshot and don't tell a complete picture. my job and our job is to get the complete picture. and to do that, we have to look at all the videos, we have to take statements, we have to look at everything so we can look at what the full picture of eve

brian williams heads up msnbc's special live coverage of the benghazi hearing throughout the day. it all begins at 9:00 a.m. eastern. and friday night, rachel maddow will have an exclusive interview with hillary clinton. msnbc is the place for politics. >>> vice president joe biden's decision to stay out of the presidential race is sending shockwaves through the 2016 field. donald trump says biden made the right decision for him and his family. adding he'd rather run again the top two democrats both had nice things to say about biden on twitter. but on msnbc's all in with chris hayes, bernie sanders was a bit more critical. >> we need a political revolution. we need to mobilize tens of millions of people to begin to stand up and fight back and to reclaim the government which has now owned by big money. do i think that that was the work -- was that the goal of the president and the vice president? not really. i don't think so. so i think we've got to go further. >> for the latest on biden we turn now to nbc's kristen welker. >> i believe we're out of time -- >> reporter: and with t

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brian williams has been covering this story.s has made with joaquin. >> that's right. we have two separate stories here really. we have joaquin and whatever it decides to do and, regardless of what it does, we have an east coast weather event affecting some huge population centers that is really going to rile up the atlantic ocean. al roker tracking it all for us in the weather center here in new york. al? >> hey, brian, thank you so much. so we've got, of course, joaquin. we're going to get to that in a moment. but even more pressing right now is the flooding that's going to go on in the southeast. we've got what we call a rex block, a blocking pattern. you've got high pressure up over canada and that clockwise flow around that. then to the south, as you get down into the southeast, we've got an intense low pressure system counterclockwise. the difference between the two is our pressure gradient. not only does it bring in a lot of moisture, in fact, moisture availability from joaquin, it blocks systems from their normal progres

brian williams here with you in new york.going to washington in just auto momen just a moment. this comes along not very often in american history. we say farewell to a house speaker and welcome a new house speaker by way of election of congress. john boehner's farewell address coming up in about ten minutes from the well of the house and there you see the incoming house speaker of the election goes, as has been promised, mr. ryan of wisconsin getting the greetings of some other members. family members are in the gallery. they are all set. our correspondents and analysts are all set. starting with kelly o'donnell. what are your thoughts about this transfer of power among republicans? >> reporter: well, brian, it's not only unusual to see a change of speaker but one during the middle of a session, not at the end of a fully elec election, t hasn't happened in a long time. some of the issues which brought about the change of speaker are re. >> reflected in the division of the republican party but for john boehner this is a way t

. >> i'm being reminded, brian, pete williams, colleague, at the justice department, did confirm through law enforcement officials that the gunman is deceased. >> we don't know his identity yet. nor any of the victims inside umpqua community college. first went online in 1961 than was the year of the first students entered. some of the few still photos we've had all day. the emergency room entrance. then the hospital arrived from our station kgw, having made the flight south from portland. strauli sprawling campus, about 100 acres, about 18 buildings. >> not a large student population, though. about 3,000. >> 3,000 full time. roughly 16,000 combined with part time. >> and a small enough campus that a lot of students heard things earlier today. we were speaking with courtney rennie on the phone, heard a car backfiring but it was gunshots. >> so often the case. here's the douglas county sheriff. we now have audio. >> officers from around the county immediately responded to the college and upon arriving there, they located the shooter in one of the buildings. officers engaged that suspect,

i ended up spending a couple of working for my friends news when brian williams had a brief fling with a magazine program. charlie: that's right. you were one of his -- part of that. >> i was a special correspondent. charlie: why the network? >> i don't know. yes, i do. i think -- charlie: sure you do. think it didn't work because nbc kept moving it. whenever the -- hell it was on. monday night. and then they say would say we're moving it to wednesday. then wednesday night. we're going to move it to thursday. ou can't build a loyal following, and you can't build a local following in two years. it takes a while. if cbs had lost patience ith "60 minutes" after two years, which they might -- charlie: it took more than two years. gone.would have been charlie: then they found sunday night and everything worked. >> exactly. to lie: what's interesting me is i think you were "nightline." was you.e" this was a case, you know, as about y churchill said entering 10 downing for world ii, everything prepared me for this. you were the perfect person to o that show and it was the perfect fit. >> whil

. >> and brian williams? >> that one? >> dana -- >> i'm not the one who claimed fwhas a helicopter taking fire. >> leave it alone. >> people under 50 are far more skeptical than towards the media than over 50, towards young people like myself. >> when you take an internet survey, you have to scroll down? >> that's the worst thing ever when you try to find 1964. >> your question was? >> i have no more questions. >> i think that we don't understand the impact of social media yet about on this. so this is about like a 15-year period. usa in the last ten years with the preliminary ration of different ways to get your news and in a commentary about the news, i don't think we understand when they say the media, is not trusted, the second thing is i think that there's a lot of trust in photo journalism. not necessarily in the editing in which pictures are chosen. but if you think of the impact of photo journalists on the world and history and political events, you can believe it because you can see it with your own eyes. >> it s

remember, it's sectarianism -- >> this is brian williams in new york.hing the secretary of defense ash carter. we'll return you to craig melvin and the regular coverage in just a moment. but there is been some news here. all of it, of course, surrounding the tragic news we got yesterday that was also somehow a dual headline with yesterday's 11-hour appearance on capitol hill by hillary clinton. and that is that for the first time since 2011 our country suffered a combat death, a combat death in iraq. it was this young, just a month shy of his 40th birthday, master sergeant named joshua wheeler and the defense secretary has been talking about him and about the mission. the news of this event is that despite and in tandem with whatever we have heard from the president, the defense secretary is telling americans this is going to happen. in effect. there are going to be more of these missions and while we don't have any combat troops per se in kind of the classic sense in iraq, we do have visiting combat troops. they come in and out on missions like this on

i want to turn to our msnbc's brian williams. he joins me live. brian, you heard colonel jack say anyone who's spent time in combat would know you always need more troops than anticipated. and our richard engel really painting a clear picture of the situation on the ground compared to what the president said regarding iraq and not wanting to have that situation in afghanistan. >> well, tamron, that's absolutely right. and given the background you've established so far since you've been on the air, the math is pretty simple. the president started at 10,000. he had pledged to go to 1,000. and it looks like that number's going to be adjusted back up to 5,000. it couldn't be a dicier time in that part of the world. and certain members of congress, during this campaign, of course, it's easy to say grandiose things during the campaign have advocated for new trap troops ground in different countries. much easier said than done. here's the president. >> good morning. last december, more than 13 years after our nation was attacked by al qaeda on 9/11, ameri

to announce a confab like this in the pages of a member of the media in good standing with the brian williams press? why not go to fox news or a myriad of other outlets to make the announcement from gop and conservatives are not treated like pariahs. >> if cruz wants to join us, he's welcome. frankly, i -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> let me set the record straight. these are republicans, is this democrats too? >> it's a group of the top conservative latino leaders in the nation. >> they're trying to fig our without which republican to put their support behind. >> to that support, the conservative hispanic society didn't get a heading up this was going on. >> how many are in your group? >> nationwide, we're getting so popular on the website -- >> i know, but if it's like four, you don't get an invitation. >> the remembrance project didn't get a heads up. i think these folks are meeting in colorado, not to formulate an opinion but to justify an opinion. and they don't want -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> one of the mean reasons mitt romney lost according to pundits is he didn't do better with mi

brian williams is in new york. >> jose, thanks.small lectern on the left there and the phrase on it matching the phraseology on the wall behind it is "sign the bill." before john boehner walks into this room still the speaker of the house, before he talks about the future, to say nothing of signing the bill, kelly o'donnell's prepared to explain to us just what it is we're talking about there, kelly. >> reporter: well, good to be with you, brian. congress has passed the national defense authorization act and that is the big spending bill for the department of defense. the white house has signaled that the president would veto that and certainly republicans here on capitol hill want to see him sign that. it is very rare for a president to veto the defense authorization act. there's a dispute about some of the smaller details in that with increasing funding for defense. but not increasing it for some other domestic programs, always the issue of guantanamo bay. so that is a real source of tension because, of course, when money gets cu

he said that to brian williams.et forums and doing interviews, saying, noum one, umber one he' to offers from the u.s. but they sees then unreasonable. he doesn't want to be seen as used or used by putin. it's not about being against the u.s., it's about being for openness and transparency. the obama national security side nsc put out a statement saying their position unchanged, they view him legally as an indicted convict living abroad. >> there's their statement, our position has not changed. mr. snowden is accused of leaking classified information and faces felony charges here in the united states. as such, he should be returned to the u.s. as soon as possible, where he will be acored full due process. but with this vote today, the european union is saying, we're not returning him. >> that's right. when the administration says due process, what they mean is what happened to anyone accused of a crime in the u.s. if you don't flee, you go in, go through a trial, you have your lawyers. europeans are recommending an

brian williams here with you.king news from earlier in the roosevelt room of the white house when the president announced a change in policy. america's longest war is about to get longer as the u.s. planned stepdown withdrawal from afghanistan has been at least, for now, halted. we will talk about this over the next few minutes with a number of experts and journalists and bat the idea around and look at the underpinnings of what went into today. first of all, the event itself, the announcement from the president, our senior white house correspondent, chris jansing is at the white house to start off our coverage for this hour. chris, what was it like there? >> reporter: well, this is a very big strategic change, obviously, for this white house, an administration that ran on making sure that america had no more troops in either iraq or afghanistan. it is something that we've been waiting for. so it wasn't totally a surprise. we knew that this had been under review since march when president ghani came here to the wh

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brian williams here with you.our or so, we have been passing along the exclusive reporting of our chief foreign correspondent richard engel about an increased presence by the united states, specifically special forces, in syria. let's start out as we await to hear this announcement from the white house of this change in stance, a more robust mission there. richard engel is standing by in istanbul. richard, as people tune in, aware of this news, tell us again from the top what it is you know and how the u.s. presence is going to change. >> reporter: so for the last year, brian, the u.s. has been fighting against isis mostly from the air, but also working with partners like the iraqi government, sometimes working with partners like the kurds in syria. but the u.s. has been careful not to have american boots on the ground in syria. and effectively, that strategy hasn't been working. so what we're going to see and hear today from the white house quite soon, in fact, is the announcement of a three-pronged strategy. all

we'll be back with brian williams and the whole msnbc team. work... to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a great taste. i don't plan on slowing down any time soon. stay strong. stay active with boost®. >>> as we continue our breaking news awaiting the white house announcement about expanding the military operations now to boots on the ground in syria, as well as in iraq, i'm joined by senator lindsey graham, obviously a member of the armed services committee, republican candidate joining me from manchester, new hampshire. senator, you and john mccain and others have been saying there should be military operations sooner than this. >> yes. >> is this too little, too late or is this the right option for the white house

i ended up spending a couple of years working for my friends over at nbc news when brian williams had a brief fling with a magazine program. >> right. >> that's right, you were one of his. >> you were part of that. >> i was a special correspondent. >> why didn't that work? >> i don't know. yes, i do. i think it-- i think it didn't work because nbc kept moving it. it would be on whenever the hell it was on, monday night. and they would say we're moving it to wednesday. it would be on wednesday and now we're going to move it to thursday. you can't build a loyal following. and you can't build a loyal following in two years. it takes awhile. if cbs had lost patience with of 0 mince after two years, which they might have done. it would have been gone. >> they found a place on sunday night and then all of a sudden everything worked. >> what is interesting to me is that i think you were night line. night line was you. this was a case, as famously church il said about entering ten downing to begin in world war ii, everything i have ever done prepared me for this. you were the perfect person t

first to brian williams and to the news conference of the sheriff in south carolina. >> anything i sayn fields on monday. it is not what i expect of my deputies and not what i tolerate of my deputies, especially those in a school when we are dealing with juveniles. as in any incident, videos are ve

brian williams has been following the story all day long. brian? >> thanks. you're right.precipice of what could be a moment of real violence in the middle east. one deadly and dramatic scene played out right in front of our nbc news camera crew in jerusalem. our foreign correspondent was preparing for a live shot when a palestinian man ran past a security checkpoint near the famous damascus gate and he was quickly put down by israeli police.

. >> brian williams joins us from the breaking news desk in new york. seen a lot together on the house and the rest of congress, but this one is one for the books. >> this was a stunner. we all knew this was caucus day, this was vote day. i've heard one republican member come out and say the sound system was bad and adding to the shock and surprise of this, a lot of members couldn't hear what mccarthy was announcing. it spread quickly to the back of the room by word of mouth. they came out of the room, a lot of them scrambled to avoid journalists. luke russert among the journalists outside where this meeting was taking place and luke, this leaves to say there's disarray with the gop caucus on the hill is an understatement. >> reporter: absolutely, brian. until this announcement came out from the house gop conference room, it was every indication given to us by staff and members that kevin mccarthy was going to be the guy. i have john fleming of louisiana. congressman, give us the lowdown. what happened in that room? how shocked were you? >> well, we cam

. >> and with us now in the breaking news desk in new york, brian williams. >> well, andrea, as you've been covering, we have just learned in the last few moments that as camera crews are rushing to set up in the rose garden at the white house, we are going to hear from the sitting vice president. we are going to hear from, or at least see the president of the united states. and andrea, as you speculated, what can we make -- what can we assume from that image of both of them? steve kornacki is here with us in the studio. steve, everybody's scrambling to figure out what we are about to witness. >> yeah, and i just spoke with somebody a few minutes ago who very much wants biden to run and doesn't know what the announcement is going to be. but obviously it's a potential clue that the president is going to be there. because this is such a sensitive subject for him if joe biden were to get in this race. his vice president running against his former secretary of state, so many obama people who are already aligned with hillary clinton, the president himself went to great lengths to get former

now for the always amusing rick williams, got the good jokes, brian taff, sharrie williams and meteorologist alicia vitarelli. join us and ducis rodgers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl17. >> here's monica malpass with a look at what's coming and next at 5:00. >> see you in a moment. coming up a school scare in north philadelphia. parents learn that a woman was making threats to students on school property. we are live at taylor elementary with an update. >>> also a new mural inside children's hospital of philadelphia is finished now. we'll tell you about this artwork that's brightening the faces of the hospital's youngest patients. >>> those stories and more coming up next at 5:00. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> ♪ >> parents and students at one north philadelphia school were frightened after they learned about a woman allegedly threatening students on school property. >>> a letter was sent home and some students told their parents she had a gun. >>> it's friday nigh

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"action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams and ducis rogers and joins for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, jaime apody, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, hillary clinton and the fireworks. tough questions on her e-mails, on benghazi and the moment members of congress start fighting right in front of her. as we ask tonight, how much has the american taxpayer spent on the 17-month investigation? >>> also tonight, we're now learning about american special forces in a daring and deadly raid on isis. the hostages isis was planning to kill, and the operation that led to that deadly firefight. >>> the stunning new report. secret service officers found sleeping on the job. one right at the white house. >>> major new developments in the case of the driver whose car reportedly broke down. he called for help. a short time later, shot dead by police. >>> and the outrage tonight. look right there. the baby left at day care. workers apparently locked the door and l

with david muir is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williamsnd ducis rogers and join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, the fight night fallout. hillary clinton and the big surprise from her biggest opponent. and tonight, the clinton campaign with a message to joe biden. make up your mind. and ivanka trump tonight on her father, saying he would be great for women. >>> the deadly plane crash into an american neighborhood. flames shooting into the air. surveillance video shows the moment of impact. >>> then, the takeoff, suddenly aborted. the passenger jet barrelling down the runway, 100 miles per hour. the vehicle driving right toward it. >>> late details on the former nba champion, lamar odom, reportedly fighting for his life, found unresponsive outside las vegas. kobe bryant, magic johnson lending their support. >>> and look at this photo tonight, purchased in a thrift store for $2.

world news is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams, adam joseph and ducis rogers and join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, adam joseph, jeff skversky and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, joe's out. the vice president, that walk with his wife jill after their very private morning. the loss of their son. biden now revealing why he won't run. hillary clinton's phone call to biden, and donald trump on why he'd rather take on clinton. >>> the manhunt for the other driver, after a 4-year-old is shot and killed in her car. the father picking up his children from school. the alleged road rage. authorities say the other driver opening fire. >>> the radio calls revealed tonight. the police officer shot in the line of duty in the li. >>> the debate tonight over whether respected coach rick pitino should go, after women came forward, describing what they say happened with recruits. >>> and, the safety recall one mother says she did not g

> world news is next on channel 6 and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with sharrie williams, brianand ducis rogers and join us at 11:00 for "action news" here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers, adam joseph and the entire "action news" team. we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, the dramatic fall from grace. the man once second in line to the presidency, tonight, his decision. possible prison time now after charges over alleged hush money. years after he was a popular high school wrestling coach. >>> breaking developments today. the president reversing course. keeping more american troops in afghanistan than he once said. >>> the race for 2016. and joe biden tonight, what he's now saying. and donald trump and ben carson seeing eye to eye. their new demand the otherwise, threatening to skip the next debate. >>> chaos at american airports. tens of thousands of passengers held up. the computer glitch involving the terror watch list. from dallas to washington to new york. >>> and attention holiday shoppers. the huge setback for walmart tonight that could spell major d

it's like brian williams. brian did debates with tim. straight down the middle. he's a big democrat. big liberal. you know what, that kind of made him even tougher on democrats because tim always wanted to be extra fair. >> richard haas when he was tweeting out yesterday morning was right. this was meant to be a debate about the economy and the t.t.p. never came up once. that was the problem with the debate. they could have had a really good discussion about some of the most critical issues facing american voters and didn't get to them. at least with the democrat's debate, i felt it was an extensive debate. >> what about the debt ceiling? ben carson, nobody asked ben carson why he didn't think the debt ceiling should be raised. you're not going to ask that question. >> that's the news of the day. >> maybe ben has a good answer to that if you ask me. i would say no, i wouldn't raise the debt ceiling until you did one, two, three, four. >> i think the biggest thing failing the moderators, candidate complain they've been asked got cha questions when they've been ask

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williams. >> i'm brian taff. the big story, that wet weekend ahead especially for those of you along the shore. eva pilgrim and nora muchanic but we begin with adam joseph and cecily tynan. hurricane joaquin is going to miss us. we still got a rough couple days to get through. >> yeah, thankfully this is a one punch, not a one-two punch. if joaquin was to come up the eastern seaboard our shore line has already been battered, it would have been a lot worse but we're still dealing with really damaging effects because of that wind that continues to funnel in out of the northeasterly direction and you can see a wall of green across the entire viewing area with that really steady rainfall, heavy at times especially where you see the yellow and this is a wind driven rain because of those strong gusts coming in off the shore so jenkintown, willow grove, norristown, media and around center city getting the heaviest rain at the present time. and you can see this rain is lifting from the southeast to the north and west and

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let me bring in my colleague, msnbc's brian williams. he joins us more on the breaking details. hand looking for these updates from florida all the way up the northeast seaboard. >> well, tamron, you said it right. this thing blew up out of nowhere. and, of course, it's down there in the caribbean where that warm water is. and it's just been growing for 24 to 48 hours. as you said, the latest update is out. meteorologist bill karins is right here in our newsroom in the weather center with the latest. bill? >> thanks, brian. i'm just digesting the latest update from the national hurricane center about two minutes ago. it has continued the trend of a slightly eastward off the east coast path. it also did not yet get to category 4 intensity. still a category 3. let's go through some of it here. first things first. this is the latest hurricane track along the east coast. looking better for wilmington. my friends in myrtle beach all the way up through camp lejeune and areas of coastal north carolina. you're still barely in the outer portion of the cone in the outer banks. but that is

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