back to you. >> chris cuomo in south carolina. chris, we are starting to get the wind gusts. 90mil miles an hour and 100 mil an hour. they are enough to shake you with the tree-trunk legs. let's go up the coast to craven county. that is where the city of new bern is locatelocated. on the phone with us is public information officer. amber. amber, if you can hear me, there have been a dozen rescues already. what is the situation? >> we have a lot of rescues taking place. we had over 100 call force assistance. we have swift water rescue teams out right now. hundreds of workers helping people who are in trouble due to flooding and storm surge. >> are the rescue crews able to get out? obviously we know the conditions are incredibly dangerous. the wind is blowing over tropical storm force. it is raining hard. are the rescue crews able to reach people in need? >> they are able to go out. they are putting their lives at risk to help other people. there are some areas where we cannot get there right now due to the conditions not being safe.

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chris cuomo is in north myrtle beach.ly important news where you are as well. >> true. you are going from a political storm to a real storm headed where we are. this is north myrtle beach, south carolina. i will give you the equation of the moment. you take the information that florence say category two. people look up at the sky and start to see what they believe are the storm bands and it equates to a sense of false confidence that create this is scene on the beach that jay will show you right now. humans of people hanging out on what is a beautiful breezy beach day here on some 10 miles of north myrtle beach coast. the waves are amazing and it's all going to change. that's why we have chief spain with us here doing the preparations. thank you and thank you for your efforts in staying here to keep everybody safe. this worried me. there are too many people out here. this is a mandatory evacuation zone. what do you know to be the situation some. >> when people hear the storm has slowed down in intensity, they try to move

we have chris cuomo with us in south carolina. we have alisyn camerota in new york. 280,000 people without power in north carolina. 6,500 without power in south carolina. this is a category one storm. 90-mile-an-hour winds we are feeling here in wilmington. the wind speed is not the story. do not be deceived. do not be seduced by the notion the storm not powerful. it is an extremely dangerous storm. not because of the wind but because of the duration. this storm is moving at a galatial pace at 5 or 6 miles an hour. it sits over the coastal community it hits. it sits over it for hours and hours and hours. 6 or 7 or 8 to 12 hours with the pounding wind which can cause damage. the real threat is the storm surge. 6 to 12 feet in areas. it is a crisis situation in some parts of the coast. new bern. 80 miles north of where i am. calls for spoke to a volunteer from the cajun navy, and some 500 calls, the rescue crews cannot go out in this kind of weather, not yet at least. they are staging and getting red 83 to help when they can. we hav

that's where we find cnn's chris cuomo. chris. >> now, look, this is wind event right now my little friend. and luckily one thing my size gives me is i'm built to stand in the wind. i heard you said about me being built to run as far as this storm. it's the truth. i'm looking at the description you're giving of wilmington and i keep thinking my app is broken because the radar doesn't seem to shift because it's moving so slowly. right now in myrtle beach it's a wind event. we have shingles here that have been popping off the roofs, somewhere between 30, 35 miles an hour gusting tops. in fact, the wind is enough as chad was telling you earlier, j.b., it's actually keeping the tide offshore. you know, the lighting is not great here for jake to show you, but, you know, the high tide is about 75 to 100 feet from wher it should be. now, there could very easily be a ricochet effect here. when the weather keeps circling around in this storm and we start getting more wind coming around in the other direction, will it start enhancing

i just want to quickly check in with chris, see what he's working on for "cuomo prime time" at the top was just getting good. >> i know. but i've got to do the promo. you don't want to dot promo and -- >> i'll weigh in and you can go back. a general point i find as a statement of frustration and disgust is i don't see anywhere in the canon of judicial independence where the judge can't tell you anything about how they feel about any of the questions that you ask them in specific. everybody relies on that as a prophylactic, you allow all the judges to do it and they all get on the bench forever and they all of a sudden have a bent. also, i didn't like that we didn't hear from kavanaugh about mr. guttenberg specifically. he talked about people with that kind of loss generally. he kind of fumbled with an answer about understanding those problems because he grew up in one of the murder capitals of america, which he didn't. he didn't grow up in washington, d.c. he grew up in bethesda. and i thought he should have handled that better. those were my two takeaways. >> all right, chris, we'll s

to go back to condoning and you brought up more reality you know and i hate to harp on this but chris cuomo in primetime on c.n.n. said that it's not violence is viewed the same under the in the eyes of the law of violence if you attack someone it's bad in the eyes of the law but if you have the moral high ground if you're attacking nazis if you're attacking the bad guy it's viewed differently it's not so bad now i would like to ask chris cuomo this he's a stout. staunch liberal i'd like to say hey what if the pro-life movement were to view abortion doctors a human hand a clinician as baby killers and they attack them what would you say you'd say ok well that's not ok let me run but that's your opinion let me when you start to see if i got to go to a break i got to jump in here we're going to go to a break and after the break we'll continue our discussion on america's divided state which. actually has a special survival gun let's learn. let's say on the show like this and your family's response they have to fight. thank you for. the story that's right. that's slavery. my body told me that i

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that's where we find cnn's chris cuomo in north myrtle beach. chris. >> john, you are our future. we are just getting our first taste of florence here. that is the concern with hurricanes, you think 6 hours or 12 hours maybe. this we hear could be a day and a half or 30 hours or more. the gusts for hours and hours against structures and root systems and water pooling in areas. now the tide is on its way out. midday when it comes back, it will come back with a force of the outer bands. little farther outside where are you right now. what will that do to tidal surge? a mandatory evacuation area. a curfew is in effect. a lot of people did not leave. i wonder if we will hear echo of new bern or morehead city where people are desperate for rescue. can the first responders get out? we will see where the stoir -- we will see where the story goes. j.b. >> we will hear more stories of the rescues. we will check in, if we can, in a little bit. i want to give you an update on the power outages in the time that chris was talking. we got a new report in north carolina. 280,000 people. 280,000

chris cuomo in myrtle beach, south carolina. you can see the degrbris litterg the roadway.so see some first responders, some of the recovery groups that are starting to move in toward the city. they will do what they can now. primarily, though, it is a matter of staging now to be in the right place when it is safe enough to go out, which really isn't just yet. the winds still very, very fierce here in wilmington, and the rain still falling quite hard. some of the worst damage so far from hurricane florence in the area of greatest emergency has been the city of new bern. an enormous storm surge there led to flooding overnight. we just got word that there were some 200 rescues last night with 150 people still waiting to be rescued. they each hoping to get them out by noon if they can. why? because the tide will come up again by noon and they could see another surge with the waters rising again. we did get some fresh pictures of the homes that have been affected, in some cases destroyed by that surge and that flooding. good to see there have been people rescued. good to see th

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. >>> i turn you over now to my colleague chris cuomo. "cuomo prime time" starts right now. >>> hello. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." president obama took on president trump. who won the clash of the titans? trump's team says obama lied today, and they can prove it. but what they really want to prove is who wrote that nasty op-ed in the times. the latest is that they've narrowed down the list to just a few suspects. odd that an op-ed that they say amounts to nothing warrants everything being done to dig out the writer, isn't it? a federal investigation as potential threat to national security and treason is what they're asking for. trump's top lieutenant is here to make the case to you tonight. why don't they argue that russian interference meets the same concern? let's put him to the test. >>> and trump aide george papadopoulos sentenced to lying about meetings with russians during the campaign, but he says the real problem is jeff sessions. could sessions be the next domino to fall? my friends, we are weekend-adjacent. let's

i want to hand it over to chris cuomo. w. >>> big news thanks to you, anderson cooper. the breaking news about professor ford has changed everything. there are so many new considerations and potential outcomes. the big question, did monday just go away? the big hearing of accuser versus accused, a generation of jurisprudence hanging in the balance. it just took a major twist. here's the headline that anderson brought you. the supreme court nominee's accuser says she'll testify, but, first, there must be an investigation of the facts by the fbi.

it's at facebook.com/andersoncooper/full circle opinion right now i want to hand it over to chris cuomocuomo prime time starts now. >> you were wondering where the rain is, now you know. it's right on anderson's head. hurricane florence is starting to come around for the coast of the carolinas. anderson is going to stand by. we have correspondents up and down the path of the storm for you. here is hurricane florence, very slow, that's the problem with this storm. when she comes, she stays, and she's dumping water in places that don't have a lot of tolerance for it, by the time the wind gets to you, the areas have been soaked. currently just over 80 miles east-southeast of where anderson cooper is. let's go to where we're seeing the storm in full effect already. brian todd is in ham stead, north carolina. what's the

our coverage continues right now with anderson cooper and chris cuomo. >> an extremely dangerous stormlinas. i'm in wilmington, north carolina and don lemon is in myrtle beach and chris cuomo in north myrtle beach. this is special coverage on hurricane florence. the storm starts to make its way inland with storm surges and relentless rain. we are in position up and down the coast as florence begins its assault. even though the storm

i want to hand it over to chris cuomo. ime time" starts now. >> my brother, first, something that doesn't need to be said. nobody questions you and your reporting. you are the best that we have and you've earned the distinction. now something that does need to be said. the truth. you did the right thing, laying out what it is. because the people who make these allegations against you will never have something that you have, as much as anyone i've ever met. integrity. they don't have any integrity. that's how they make the allegation. they know it's not true. they're just hoping some people who don't have the curiosity or who are so desperate to believe something bad, that they'll swallow what they know sounds like bs. you did the right thing exposing it. you're our best. there's only one problem, better

the midnight surge for you, john, and it's eyewall for you, chris cuomo, somewhere around 11:00 tonight cuomo can have the eyewall. he deserves it. >> i am just glad you are safe. >> the surge, chad, just tell me about the surge here in wilmington. is it a concern here? i have the cape fear river, do you expect a surge there? >> of course there will be surge because there's so much water, fresh water up the river that is trying to come down and it's doing okay now because the wind is blowing down the river, but as soon as the wind changes and tries to blow the water back up, yes, you will get it. the old forecast for 24 feet is not for where you were standing, it's further up the river where the river gets skinnier and when it's not as wide it's not as tall, and when you get skinny, it's going to be the worst. >> thank you very much. this is cnn special live coverage of hurricane florence. the wind is changing directions, but every bit of strong here in wilmington, north carolina. we'll be right back. alice loves the smell of gain so much, she wished it came in a fabric softener too. [t

anderson, thank you. >>> i am chris cuomo. welcome, everybody, to "prime time." so hellbent on finding out who penned that op-ed in "the new york times" that he's even asking us to help unmask anonymous. but for all the intrigue about

chris cuomo prime time starts now? thank you, i am chris cuomo, welcome to prime time.to the busy night, it's a whacky night. less than an hour from now, christine ford has to decide whether to take the republican's terms to testify. she'll get a chance to tell her story, only if she agrees there will be no other investigation or witnesses allowed. in other words, she is to go it alone, obviously, if she says no, they are more than fine with that. the proof, if

i watched that interview with chris cuomo with another former classmate as well.woman said, i think he drank too much, but i didn't see any inappropriate sexual behavior. blacking out is a very specific question. when you can't remember anything that happened. he is the only person, brian, who can answer that question. how dare anyone say that they know or can get into the inner most part of his soul and tell him when he blacked out. >> do you really believe devil's triangle was a drinking game? >> i'm going to come across as an aid yot. i've never heard of it. i still don't know what it is. i assume it's a drinking game. i don't know what it is. i could care less whether or not supreme court justices guzzled too much beer. i think we're in a ridiculous place. we should be talking about his legal juris prudence, how has he been as a public official, how has he comfoportaed himself wit six fbi investigations -- >> he does have to split hairs, he has to determine whether someone is telling the truth and the whole truth. >> we all do. >> the idea he wasn't precise en

news continues, i want to hand it over to chris cuomo with primetime. chris?ld be on the eve of donald trump's most important night of the presidency. i am chris cuomo. welcome to primetime. a dumpster fire burned in new york city tonight. it was set by the president of the united states in the form of a news conference as he wrestled to bring his supreme court nominee back from the brink. he was fuming. most of the time even though he was at the u.n., were spent on the mounting allegations against brett kavanagh, that are all, quote, false to him. a big fat con job, he called them, orchestrated by the democrats. and the man we are about to talk to, trump's best defense for his nominee seemed to be that one of the accusers' lawyer is a bum. that lawyer's name is michael

i'm chris cuomo. welcome to part-ti"cuomo prime " you've heard the headlines. we'll dig in much deeper tonight and talk about what happens next for judge kavanaugh. she'll testify next to prove her claims. she is dr. ford. he, judge kavanaugh, will testify to clear his name. and it will all unfold before america next monday in a setting and before senators that may inspire more doubt than the process requires. the court of public opinion will hear the kavanaugh sexual assault allegations and you will decide whether they are true. the stakes, a lifetime appointment to the supreme court, influence on key questions that will define our society. questions that won't just be answered on the supreme court. lots of legal minds here tonight to argue this case, including stormy daniels' attorney and possible presidential candidate, michael avenatti. a hidden headline in all the kavanaugh chaos, we're not going to let it go here. the president has ordered the declassification and public release of a trove of documents and text related to the russia probe. did he cross a

chris cuomo prime time starts now? thank you, i am chris cuomo, welcome to prime time. it's into the busy night, it's a whacky night. less than an hour from now, christine ford has to decide whether to take the republican's terms to testify. she'll get a chance to tell her story, only if she agrees there will be no other investigation or witnesses allowed. in other words, she is to go it alone, obviously, if she says no, they are more than fine with that. the proof, if ford doesn't respond by 10:00 p.m., if senate the senate gop says monday is the day to vote kavanaugh to the supreme court. stick here the outcome is supposed to happen on our watch. meanwhile, another political earth quake is striking at the same. this one could have huge implications for the russia probe. why? because the fate of the man in charge of it is in question tonight. that's deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. sources say rosenstein plotted to oustt the president from office last year, suggesting secret taping and trying to trigger the 25th amendment. rosenstein denies the story. trump folk

i want to go to chris cuomo. we'll be seeing a bunch of tides throughout this storm coming in and out. >> and the area is very vulnerable. we're in north myrtle beach, south carolina. jay, show them. this is normal high tide. they dumped five feet of sand here this summer. this is new sand to elevate the beach. didn't make really any difference. this is normal high tide cooling. jay, swing around and show them where the houses are. not even 50 yards, clearing people out of the way so jay can show you. it's not easy to clear people out of the way. you know why, anderson? there are so many people still here. local authorities say 85% left but look, you showed them. 50 miles an hour tore up that flag, sustained winds at 50 miles an hour can do so much damage to buildings. that's half hurricane strength and we're dealing with a category again, it's not a shame campaign. the first responders and all don was talking about with chief spain here, they have to do the job more for the people who stay behind. they will put

i want to check in with chris cuomo to see what he's been working on for "cuomo prime time" at the tophour. chris, i mean, category 4 at this stage, it's incredible. >> looks like we're staring at our future right there. those people on the coast, that is a particularly vulnerable coastline. >> yeah. >> so we're going to be taking people through what the latest is on the trajectory, what they can prepare for, how they're doing it, and what they can't prepare for. you'll remember during irma, we hooked up with these federal first responders from south florida. they just got the call. and this is pretty early, anderson. they're headed to south carolina. so, we're bringing on one of the guys that we were with down there to tell us why they're going, what they're looking for, and you know, what our future will probably be in terms of the need to cover this. >> yeah, and i mean, just in terms of the >> if it takes landfall thursday night, it could -- through the weekend, could be affecting people still in that area. >> that's the exact right point. people get such eye focus. when does the r

handing it over to chris cuomo. "prime time" starts now. thank you, i am chris cuomo, welcome to prime time. it's into the busy night, it's a whacky night. less than an hour from now, christine ford has to decide whether to take the republican's terms to testify. she'll get a chance to tell her story, only if she agrees there will be no other investigation or witnesses allowed. in other words, she is to go it alone, obviously, if she says no, they are more than fine with that. the proof, if ford doesn't respond by 10:00 p.m., if senate the senate gop says monday is the day to vote kavanaugh to the supreme court. stick here the outcome is supposed to happen on our watch. meanwhile, another political earth quake is striking at the same. time this one could have huge implications for the russia probe. why? because the fate of the man in charge of it is in question tonight. that's deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. sources say rosenstein plotted to oustt the president from office last year, suggesting secret taping and trying to trigger th

i'll hand it over to chris cuomo. >> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to primetime.he new republican ultimatum to kavanagh's accuser. will the president bring in the fbi? the latest judgment call under review. and tonight we've got an a-list lineup including the president's own lawyer jay sekulow here to make the president's case on the mueller interview, fisa declassification, sessions sliets, and kavanagh as well. we also have watergate figure john dean here. he argues the fbi demand makes sense. now, dean already testified on kavanagh. should dr. ford, if there is no fbi involvement? and we're going to test who ultimately wins and loses in

handing it over to chris cuomo. "prime time" starts now.come to prime time. it's into the busy night, it's a whacky night. less than an hour from now, christine ford has to decide whether to take the republican's terms to testify. she'll get a chance to tell her story, only if she agrees there will be no other investigation or witnesses allowed. in other words, she is to go it alone, obviously, if she says no, they are more than fine with that.

. >>> i want to check in with chris cuomo to see what he's working on for "cuomo prime time" at the topthe hour. chris? >> what we're going to do is bring on friends, confidants, and people who have been inside the white house with donald trump to get their reaction to the book. what do they think is fact? what do they think is fiction because they're in a tough place. they can't write this off laich omarosa's book even though they're using the same defense play on it. this is bob woodward, two pu pulitzer prizes, and he's got hundreds of hours of interviews to back this up. i can't believe they want to have a fact fight with this man. we'll see how they defend it, and we will get into what happened today with kavanaugh and what it tees us up for tomorrow. >> a lot to talk about. that's about seven minutes from now. see you then. >>> tropical storm gordon taking aim at the gulf coast tonight. the potential damage it could bring next. we'll have details ahead. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, lucy could only imagine enjoying a slice of pizza. now it's as ea

my colleague chris cuomo spoke to governor about it. >> we have great first responders out in the watercuing people. we have had loss of life, and we mourn that. i'll tell you this storm is relentless and excruciating and very slow. moving at 3 miles an hour, and with every inch of rain that falls in our rivers it's that much closer to significant inland flooding. we've already experienced the ocean surge that you're about to experience in south carolina, and now we're deeply concerned about massive flooding inland. and we're still evacuating areas all along the rivers in north carolina. there's probably not a county or a person that won't be affected in some way by this very massive and violent storm. but we in north carolina, we're pulling together and we're going to get through it, and we're going to recover as well. >> and you know, i think that you're going to wind up finding out that you have friends that you never knew about. not just in this state or in the neighboring states but all across the country. people are watching the storm. we come together in moments like this. it's o

anderson, thank you. >>> i am chris cuomo. welcome, everybody, to "prime time."he president is so hell bent on finding out who penned that op-ed in "the new york times" that he's even asking us to help unmask anonymous. but for all the intrigue about who did it, the real question is what happens next. is it the sign of something ending, or more likely is this just the beginning? >>> and we're going to decipher judge-speak. do you know what a trafish mockery is? you know when i decode all the non-answers from judge cho kavanaugh. why are some senators okay with that? we have one of them here tonight, and we'll ask him. come on, let's get after it. >>> the president is out to get whomever wrote that op-ed. his appointees are making these grand public proclamations of innocence, including the vice president of the united states, that trump is reportedly reviewing him, his new paul, rand paul, the senator is calling for lie detector tests to find the leaker. rand paul. isn't he the self-styled libertarian who didn't want to be patted down before getting on a plane? n

i am chris cuomo and welcome to primetime.t thought he was working the crowd but the crowd worked him. how our president unwittingly became the laughing stock of the world take at the united nations. republicans say senators get just 24 hours to think after thursday's testimony, and then they have to judge judge kavanaugh. does that sound like the right time to set a date, before a word is heard? time to test that notion. >>> and democracy done wrong. senator ted cruz and his wife chased out of a restaurant by an angry mob of

that's where we saw chris cuomo just a little bit earlier. ut the ocean and possibly some flood conditions there. nick, what are you seeing? >> reporter: well, don, we are seeing a continuation of what chris was talking to you about earlier. if you remember, we were talking about this berm on the beach and whether the waves were going to breach that and then perhaps come and just flood straight under our house and into this town. now, we have high tide here maybe at around 2:00 a.m. now, and if that coincides with these onshore winds, that is when we might be getting this surge issue. i believe i've lost my contact with you, but hopefully you can still here me. so that is what we are waiting for, and it could be catastrophic. i mean the national hurricane center is saying that there is a chance of very severe, life-threatening surge up here in north myrtle beach, and that is what we were hoping doesn't happen. we're going to be up for a few hours watching this to see if it does flood under our house. the other issue here, just a microcosm, a v

i want to hand it over to chris cuomo. "cuomo prime time" starts now. >> my brother, first, something that doesn't need to be said. nobody questions you and your reporting. you are the best that we have and you've earned the distinction. now something that does need to be said. the truth. you did the right thing, laying out what it is. because the people who make these allegations against you will never have something that you have, as much as anyone i've ever met. integrity. they don't have any integrity. that's how they make the allegation. they know it's not true. they're just hoping some people who don't have the curiosity or who are so desperate to believe something bad, that they'll swallow what they know sounds like bs. you did the right thing exposing it. you're our best. there's only one problem, brother. that shirt was too big. that shirt violates -- >> i've got to take a cue from you, you know. you've got the gun show going on. >> if it doesn't cut off circulation, it's too big. >> do you have a permit, by the w

i want to hand it over to chris cuomo. >>> big news thanks to you, anderson cooper.ing news about professor ford has changed everything. there are so many new considerations and potential outcomes. the big question, did monday just go away? the big hearing of accuser versus accused, a generation of jurisprudence hanging in the balance. it just took a major twist. here's the headline that anderson brought you. the supreme court nominee's accuser says she'll testify, but, first, there must be an investigation of the facts by the fbi. you can argue that will boost her credibility, perhaps, but it's a blow to her chances of ever addressing the senate. this is exactly what democrats wanted and what republicans do not. but the one who decides is the president. and today he gave us a big clue here. we also got a big clue from one of the friends of professor ford, the first one you'll hear from on tv here at night to make

i want to hand it over to chris cuomo. "cuomo prime time" starts now. >> well done. loved burt reynolds, and he will be missed. my brother got a trans am because of that movie, not black and gold. we were italian, so he went with red of course. and i have a pontiac firebird to this day which was the first year, '69, of the trans am because of that man. he made us laugh. he made us feel. he was great, and you did him perfectly in that piece. anderson, thank you. >>> i am chris cuomo. welcome, everybody, to "prime time." the president is so hellbent on finding out who penned that op-ed in "the new york times" that he's even asking us to help unmask anonymous. but for all the intrigue about who did it, the real question is what happens next. is it the sign of something ending, or more likely is this just the beginning? >>> and we're going to decipher judge-speak. do you know what a traveshamockery is? you'll know when i decode all the non-answers from judge kavanaugh. this matters. he has said and written things about issues that might come up. and has issued none of th

. >>> i turn you over now to my colleague chris cuomo.ts right now. >>> hello. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." president obama took on president trump. who won the clash of the titans? trump's team says obama lied today, and they can prove it. but what they really want to prove is who wrote that nasty op-ed in the times. the latest is that they've

. >>> i turn you over now to my colleague chris cuomo.llo. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." president obama took on president trump. who won the clash of the titans? trump's team says obama lied today, and they can prove it. bu

. >>> i am chris cuomo, welcome to prime-time. should i stay or should i go? no joe strummer, but the clash between rosenstein and trump is in full effect. the deputy ag's fate has been in question all day. first, we heard he resigned. then he had summoned to the white house, then he met with john kelly, and then they decided to decide later. and what day did they pick of all days? so on that loaded day, we may learn the fate of judge kavanaugh and the russia probe. think of that. and speaking of the probe, very few people know exactly what happened in that infamous trump tower meeting. rob goldstone is one of them. and guess what, he's the one who set up that sit-down don junior and the russians and he's ready to tell all live to us tonight. and as more women come forward with allegations about judge kavanaugh, a familiar face is at the mike once more. michael avenatti says he could have one or more women with stories that he says must be heard. the questions, who and what do they know? he answers tonight. so much for easing into the week, right? what do you

chris cuomo is in north myrtle beach. and here's anderson cooper. anderson is in wilmington for us right now. let's talk about this. good evening, gentlemen. i've been watching your coverage all night. great job. anderson, i've been seeing you getting more rain than chris. i think of the three of us you're going to see it first. >> i'm like a wet dog is what i feel like right now. everybody who is out here is just sopping wet. it's just the steady rain. we've been seeing some rain bands, some wind coming in really throughout the day. there was a little bit this afternoon. but it's become kind of a steady -- it's not quite -- it's more than a drizzle. it's not really a downpour at this point. but it is deceptive. because as you know, as we all have been reporting and hearing from officials up and down this coastline, this is a multiday event. we're talking 24 to 36 hours. we're talking eight months of rain in three days here in wilmington. there is a lot to come. this is just the very early hours. by afternoon tomorrow when we're expecting this to ma